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Roswell Dart

marydeloras — 2009-10-20 11:36:12Z

Is there anyone else working on Roswell Dart? Just found one of the Roswell Darts buried in Rugg-Town cemetery in Perrysburgh, New York. Born about 1737 and died Oct. 18, 1820. Wife Dorcas is with him. b. 1737 d. Feb. 25, 1822. Not to be confused with Roswell b. 1766 married to Ruth Clark. Also of interest is that he is buried in Cattaraugus county just 3 miles from Dayton where Freeman & Curtis Dart are located in the 1840 census.

Re: DART in Michigan

marydeloras — 2009-10-18 02:18:04Z

Ok. Great. I found a few things so I"ll send them along.

Re: DART in Michigan

cheezz1 — 2009-10-17 22:04:56Z

Yes, that would be me :)
email has changed.. cheezz@myfamily.org

Re: DART in Michigan

marydeloras — 2009-10-17 16:51:10Z

Are you Jane the one that has the huge Dart site with tons of info? If so, please contact me cuz I've located some more births, deaths etc. and my old email for you is not correct.

Re: 'Bessie' Rebekah Dart Gulland

cheezz1 — 2009-10-12 01:47:10Z

Thank you Cindy! That was very helpful. William was probably away from home on business when he died, I suspect.

Thanks again!

Re: 'Bessie' Rebekah Dart Gulland

CindyinAtlanta — 2009-10-11 23:27:25Z

The clippings are from the Cumberland, MD newspaper. Not sure of the name of it. Rose Hill Cemetery is in Cumberland, MD. Bessie's husband, William, is also buried there. The obituary says that Bessie was "born here" on March 18, 1871. So, she was born in Cumberland, MD and was a 'life long resident except for a 15 year period when Mr. Gulland was affiliated with the Bulland-Clarke Wholesale Grocery Company in Elkins, WV." So, it sounds like she got married in Cumberland as well.

Her husband came to the U.S. from Scotland in 1889 and worked in New York until he moved to Cumberland in 1891. His obituary says he died in Sykesville, MD which is 2 hours from Cumberland. I don't know what he was doing there since his obituary describes his home as being in Cumberland.

Re: 'Bessie' Rebekah Dart Gulland

cheezz1 — 2009-10-11 16:41:24Z

Cindy,

Do you know what paper this came out of? I see Bessie died in Sanford, FL at her daughter's home, but besides that, I have no idea where she was buried (there are a million Rose Hill Cemeteries). I'm assuming they brought her back to her home state for burial? Do you know if she is buried with her husband? And, if you know it, could you please post which city, state she was born in and married in?

Thanks so much!

Re: 'Bessie' Rebekah Dart Gulland

CindyinAtlanta — 2009-10-10 23:47:11Z

I also have the obit of Rebekah Dart Gulland's husband, William who died in 1942. Contact me if you would like me to send it to you.

'Bessie' Rebekah Dart Gulland

CindyinAtlanta — 2009-10-10 23:45:33Z

I have a clipping of the 1947 obituary for Bessie Dart Gulland b. 18-Mar-1871 who died close to November 6, 1947 in Cumberland, MD. Here is the text:

Mrs. Bessie R. GULLAND
Mrs. Bessie Rebekah GULLAND, 76, of 628 Washington Street, a direct descendant of Col. Thomas CRESAP, first white settler in Allegany county, died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter Mrs. Mary G. MCCAULEY, 1300 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Fla. where she had been visiting three weeks.
Bornn here March 18, 1871, Mrs. GULLAND was a daughter of the late Lewis F. and Mary N. (Cresap) DART. She attended local public school and was a member of the first graduating class of Allegany High School.
On September 10, 1901, she married Willian GULLAND, who died in 1942. He was president of the J. C. Orrik and Company, tis city, one of the largest wholesale grocery firms in the section. Except for a period of 15 years when Mr. GULLAND was affiliated with the Gulland-Clark Wholesale Grocery Company in Elkins, WV, seh was a life resident of Cumberland.
Mrs. GULLAND belonged to Cresap Chapter, Daughters of the Amercan Revolution whih was named fo Col. CRESAP, noted pioneer and Indian fighter who located in Allegany County in 1740. She was an active member of First Presbyterian Church.
In addition to her daughter, she leaves a son, Thomas Cresap GULLAND, safety supervisor of the Allegany Ballistics Laboratory, Pinto, and a granddaughter, Elizabeth Rebekah GULLAND.
After arriving here Saturday afternoon, the body will be taken to the home where services will be conducted Sunday at 3pm by Rev. Willian A. Eisenberger, pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Douglas R. and Gordon L. Bowie, Associate Judge George Henderson, J. Henry Holzshu, John E. Metz and William Summerville.

Re: DART in Michigan

marydeloras — 2009-09-22 01:22:34Z

It's good to hear from you again. Like you, I haven't been able to find any more about James Curtis. I am going to N.Y. in October to look at county records again. There is one in particular that has promise. It seems that our two Darts are part of the unknown lineage. If I find something, I will certainly contact you.

Mary

Re: DART in Michigan

cheezz1 — 2009-09-22 00:44:07Z

My parents moved up there after they married as they knew the area and had sharecropped there. My sis was born there, too.

As far as I know, I'm not related to ANY of them. My gg-grandfather was Nimrod William DART who married 1- Mary FOSTER; 2- Mary TAYLOR. He was born in Maryland abt 1806, married in Dearborn Co, IN, in 1828. Remarried abt 1839, place unknown, and ended up in Arkansas by the 1850 census, then died abt 1871. I have no idea who his parents or siblings are - been searching 15 years. He doesn't seem to be related to anyone. The closest I've come is that he may be related to Moses DART who married Matilda OLIVER. Nimrod sold him half of his land at one point. Don't know Moses' parents, either, but best guess is Thomas D. & Rachel (Iiams /Iams) DART.

I have a note to write you if anything comes up on James Curtis, but nothing yet.

No, I never received anything from Mary Ellen... anything good? Did she find that "Nimrod in a haystack"? :)

Re: DART in Michigan

marydeloras — 2009-09-20 20:49:15Z

Jane: I know we've talked before (several years ago). Anyhow, I didn't realize that you were born in Berrien co. Michigan. I'm descended from James Curtis Dart b. 1818 N.Y. However, most of his kids located in Berrien co. Mi. My husband and I grew up in Grand Rapids. Mi. too. Are you descended from Byron Dart? Still haven't found out where my James died or when. Always look for Nimrod when I'm searching because I feel that we are some how connected. Did Mary Ellen ever give you info on George Dart from Monkton, Vt?

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-09-08 11:28:32Z

Jane

Nimrod W's & Moses' move together from Indiana to Arkansas. Moses & Amor's connections back in Indiana. They all being born in Maryland. Plenty of common kid's names. These all say Moses, Nimrod and Amor were if not brothers, at least first cousins.
As for the Burtons, you missed John's post! He's going down to little old Newton Abbot Devonshire to check the old books. Well dang! I need to go there too! Since it is a little closer for him, maybe he'd look up the marriage of John Burton and Harriet sometime around 1844, they just might mention her maiden name.

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-09-08 02:10:42Z

James!

Long time no talk.... these DARTs were driving me so crazy that I've stopped researching for awhile. Maybe if I stay real still they will float to the surface *g*

Now - Burton? I looked at the give-and-takes here and can't see where a Burton was mentioned....

Jane

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-09-08 01:40:53Z

Now this is interesting indeed! The Darts are on my father's side, but on my mother's is Great-Great Grandmother Susan Burton born in Trusham Devon, just a few miles north of Newton Abbot. Her parents were John and Harriet. John came down from Wiltshire, Harriet was born in Trusham in 1826, would love to find her maiden name

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-09-06 04:53:14Z

Yes, please keep me informed on what you find out... sorta like going on a treasure hunt!

Re: Dart name origin

johnhooperdart — 2009-09-06 00:46:26Z

its just dawned on me that we are talking to each other on two separate threads, sorry about that! I am going to go to the registrars office at Newton Abbot. Their office covers a large area of south devon, including Dawlish where dad was born. I will let you know what I have dug up from there.
Thanks for trying,
kind regards
john dart

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-09-05 19:22:03Z

Yes, much too common names I'm afraid. I know the railways kept their own records, so you might try pursuing those. If you don't have your father's death certificate, you should definitely obtain that -- it would most likely give you a lot of info, including his parents names.

Re: Dart name origin

matchka — 2009-06-01 20:09:13Z

Unfortunately it appears that 'Izzy' is deceaased. The email has not worked for some time and her name was Jossi and I think I found her death cert.

I am descended from Pheobe Dart (1836-1916) - Married to John Fry (1832-1900). My best guess is that she is the Pheobe Dart listed in Clark Co, MO in 1850 as the daughter of James and Sarah Dart. My trip to Iowa a few years back provided no other information about her family. Guess I need to make another trip.

Re: Dart name origin

robertaevelyn — 2009-04-18 15:02:13Z

Don't know why I haven't asked before but, who are the parents of Thomas D. Dart who married Rachel Iiams? Their Children:
1. Rachel Iiams Dart b. 1802, marr. Robert Cunningham
2. Joseph Dart b. 1805 Ind. marr. Catherine McKenzie
3. Amos Dart b. 1803 IND marr. Delilah ?
4. Sarah Dart b. 1817 Ind. marr Enoch John Spadling
5. Sinah Dart b. 1821 Ind marr Davis Dodge 1842 & James Price 1848
6. Then children with DOBs only
Child b. 1812; Child b. 1814; Child b. 1816; Child b. 1819; Child b. 1823 and Child b.1825
If anyone out there can correct the above, I would indebted to you.

Re: Nathan Dart of New York

Jenifer275 — 2009-05-02 13:00:03Z

Polly Benedict was a sibling of John Thomas Benedict (my ggg grandfather) according to the Benedict Family genealogy and has her married to a Nathan Dart. No further information is given on her line.

I have wondered about this Nathan Dart and if he is the same Nathan or a related Nathan to Betsy Dart. I would have to look at my notes.

Re: Dart name origin

guyrossjr1 — 2009-04-22 22:37:06Z

I got some of the dates from Myma Doble McGhie [Mlee2001@gci.net in 2001] might not be a good address now!
In the 1860 census Lawrenceville, Denison Twp., LAwrence Co., Illinois Amor [I will use this spelling] gives his DOB as 57 which makes him born in 1803 unless of course you found his grave site. The given name of "Amos" is found throughout the Iiams [Iams, Imes] genealogy. So unless I find something sufficient that would substantiate Amos being Amor, I will keep it as Amos. The Robinettes, Iiams, Somerfield travel with the Darts. I can see this through the census.
Do you have the correct dates that you can give me on Thomas Dart's family? Do you have the DOD for Thomas?

Re: Anna Dart m. to Elisha Drew

nebraskahomesteader — 2009-05-19 18:41:04Z

I am a descendent of Elisha Drew & his second wife, Anna Ortentia Woodward. Our family stories name Rebecca Dart/Darte as his first wife. They had two children, Daniel Drew (who married Evalina Woodward) and Dorothea/Dorothy/Dorotha Woodward. Brother & sister married brother & sister. And to complicate the matter, Anna Woodward (who married Elisha) was sister to Daniel & Dorotha. We descendents have collected a great deal of information. I'd love to share any we have with you & others who have information. Sherry Drew Phillips. Please write me at homesteader@rkymtn.net

Re: Darts of Ilfracombe and JOHN Henry Dart

oliverslade42 — 2009-05-15 22:10:50Z

Dear Chris - lovely to hear fropm you - email me at sallyslade36@aol.com. I - unfortunately - am not (as it turns out) an Ilfracombe Dart! Mine come from Waterford. However, I am in contact with Ann Taylor Dart and Kinsey Dart, who are from your line. I went to a Kenneth Dart commemoration last November in Rusthall near Tunbridge Wells (descended from Hibbert, if I remember rightly, at this hour on a friday night) - would love to put you in touch with them. Several live near me in Kent.
Love,
Sally

Re: Darts of Ilfracombe and JOHN Henry Dart

oliverslade42 — 2009-05-15 22:04:59Z

Dear Peter - The Darts of Ilfracombe have turned out not to be related to mine, who are from Ireland. I suggest you check out Dart - from Butcher to Bishop via the Devon History Society and Ann Taylor Dart via genesereunited - put in your Dart relations and their years and you will get a match. The Dart family of Ilfracombe is impressive and vast! She is the expert.
Love,
Sally

Re: Wealthy Dart b. 1797 NY

JesseSherwood1954 — 2009-05-02 22:21:59Z

Thanks, I am considering the possibility that Dart is not her maiden name either and she may have been married to a male Dart who died before she married Moulton Cross. Unfortunately, she died at childbirth and even her son's records show mother's maiden name unknown.

Re: Nathan Dart of New York

JesseSherwood1954 — 2009-05-01 18:24:56Z

Are Nathan Dart and Polly Benedict possibly the parents of Wealthy Dart b. 10 Feb 1797 who married Moulton Cross at Richland NY on Apr 4. 1822 and d. Apr 9 1835 at Rhinebeck, NY??

Wealthy Dart b. 1797 NY

JesseSherwood1954 — 2009-05-01 17:20:54Z

I am looking for information on my 3x great grandmother Wealthy Dart b. Feb 1797, who married Moulton Cross at Richland, Oswego County NY 1822 and died 9 April 1835 at Rhinebeck, NY. a few days after giving birth to my 2x great grandfather Alonzo M. Cross.

Does anyone know the parents names of Wealthy Dart?

Re: Nathan/Otsego co N.Y.

CarlMurphy27 — 2009-06-27 16:10:41Z

I have being tring to find the parents of Theron and Russell Dart. Does the book provide any information on Theron or Ressell?

Darts in Georgia

jackdart1 — 2009-08-19 04:47:27Z

My sister (now Pam McDonald) has inherited a big chart of the darts in Georgia that we are related to.

Re: Darts in Georgia

cheezz1 — 2009-08-19 18:12:25Z

Which line is that? There are many DARTs in Georgia.
Thanks!

Re: Wealthy Dart b. 1797 NY

cheezz1 — 2009-05-02 19:53:26Z

Wish I could answer your question, but can't. It is interesting, though, that the only other 'Wealthy Dart' I've ever run across is the daughter of Ezra & Emma (Newbury) Dart. Ezra was born in 1799 (probably Connecticut), son of Stedman & Sallie (Wheeler) Darte. He doesn't have a sister named Wealthy, but perhaps it was a sister or relative of Emma? Sorry I can't help more, but at least maybe it's a different direction to look in.

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-06-02 02:41:34Z

Probably not lying, just not having any idea or caring about ages back then -- or a neighbor answered the census taker in their place. Now why couldn't THIS line of Darts have been bank robbers or something so we'd have lots of data on them?!

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-04-27 23:54:31Z

James,

There is one researcher who researches this line of James & Sarah (Johnson) Dart... I don't know if you've corresponded with her. She is:
Izzy - Izzy1865@aol.com

Charlotte was born in 1816 and Sarah Johnson wasn't born until 1806, so I doubt James & Sarah Catherine (Johnson) Dart were her parents. The James & Sarah (Johnson) Dart (no middle name Catherine) seem to be different people, even though they were all in Dearborn Co, IN, at one time or another. The names are all too common to figure out. Actually, Charlotte would be the right age and born in the right place to be another child of Thomas D. & Rachel (Iams) Dart... birthdate is just a little too close to Sarah's though, b. 25 May 1817.

Thomas was 16 or 17 when he served in the War of 1812 and James was his younger brother... I think he would've been way too young (I have that James listed as a Private in Capt. Sholt's battalion, along with Thomas and William. Did you say he was a drummer boy? Did they really recruit little boys like that? If James reported his birth year correctly, he would have been 10 or 11 at that time.

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-04-25 17:06:28Z

James, again, could you please confirm the birthdate of Sinah - Sinah Dart Price 12/9/1821
I was showing Dec. 19th.
Thanks!

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-04-25 17:00:51Z

James, could you double check Joseph's birthdate for me? I have b. 11 Feb 1805 and you have 11/2/1805 - I just want to make sure I didn't reverse the numbers.
Thanks!

Re: Dart name origin

cheezz1 — 2009-04-17 04:31:58Z

IMES was just an error on my part - fingers flying too fast over the keys... I do have her surname as IIAMS or IAMS.

Children:
Rachel (1802-1885)
Joseph (1805-1857)
Amer/Amor/Amos (1812-1890)
Sarah (1817- ? )
Sinah (1821-1859)
??? Moses (d. 1859) -- Moses is considered a likely child of Thomas & Rachel, but not proven.

I am keeping an eye on this line because I think Rachel (1802-1885) may be a sister to my gg-grandfather Nimrod William DART b. abt 1806 Maryland. Nimrod also went to Indiana then settled in Arkansas.

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-04-22 20:49:45Z

Hi Roberta!
I'm interested in where you came up with those other birthdates for the un-named children of Thomas D and Rachel Iiams Dart. I can only add that your "Amos" is almost certainly Amor Dart born in 1812. The name Amor survives in many different branches for generations. I'm a bit suspicious mother Rachel's brother was Amor not Amos Iiams. James, William and Thomas D Dart all served together in 3 separate Indiana Militias in the war of 1812. Were they brothers? I'd put my money on it, but there could have been a father/son. John Dart born ~1755 of Allegany County Md. has 5 males under 16 in the 1790 census. By 1820, only John (Jr.? born 1777)can be found in Allegany County. A land dispute for John Dart (Jr.) was just 2 miles from William Iiams Sr.'s property, He being the father of Rachel. Another interesting side light, is the Robinette family travel together with the Darts. Their homestead is off Break Neck Rd. in Allegany Co. Same street as the Iiams.

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-04-23 13:36:11Z

Amos starts to get mixed in with the Amors in The later Dart lines. I've never seen Amor in any Iiams. But I've got a transcribed copy of William Iiams Sr.'s will filed in Pennsylvania after his death and the r-s and s-es sure look the same. Anyway Amor, as is written on his tombstone at Bunker Hill Cemetery in St. Francisville Ill., was born 11/1/1812 and died 9/5/1890. Buried there is Amor's mother, Rachel wife of Thomas Dart, 1/8/1785-12/18/1845. Also Joseph Dart 11/2/1805-3/31/1857 and his wife Catherine 11/15/1810-11/7/1900. The only info on Thomas D. Dart is from a book "History of La Salle County Ill. which says Thomas and family came around 1834, stayed a while then moved on to Missouri where he died. Thomas Dart is found on the 1840 LaSalle Ill. census, with the ever present middle initial "D". If Rachel died in 1845, back at Amor's farm, then Thomas couldn't have lasted too long in Missouri. He is not on the 1850 census. The dates for the girls who stayed in LaSalle County are Sarah Dart (Spradling) 5/25/1817-5/26/1907. And my GR-Gr-Granny Sinah Dart Price 12/9/1821-11/26/1911. I have her obit where it says she was one of 10 brothers and sisters and one of the very last of the earliest pioneers. On the 1880 census(Lawrence CO. Ill.) Amor gives his age as 68.

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-04-27 12:37:34Z

Sinah (from her obit) 12/19/1821
Joseph (from the Ilgenweb site for Lawrence County Cemeteries) 11/2/1805.
I found a history of Lawrence County site that mentions Rachel who is buried at Bunker Hill Cemetery, was the wife of Thomas "D" Dart.
I'm wondering how James and Sarah Johnson Dart fit in. The
parents of Charlotte Dart Mason, born 12/7/1816, who stayed in LaSalle County Ill. They are in Indiana in 1840 and Missouri in 1850. The children listed on the 1850 are much younger than Charlotte Dart Mason. James also says he was born in 1801. Is this the same James that served in the Dearborn County Ind. Militia in the War of 1812?. Was he a little drummer boy, or did he just under report his real age to the census taker in 1850? They had 3 male children, Hiram, Freeborn, John, along with daughters Mary Jane and Phoebe who married John Fry. I haven't heard of any Dart descendants of these sons of James and Sarah.

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-04-28 12:54:31Z

That was just a guess about the drummer boy. Thomas D was about 18 when Rachel Dart (Cunningham) was born, by the war he was in his late 20's. Something I can't help but notice is the names of the towns where they lived. Amor and Joseph made the move from Dearborn to Lawrence Co. Ill. The little town nearby is Lawrenceville Ill. Just across the river is Vincennes Indiana. They are buried in St. Francisville Ill. On the 1830 census for Indiana James Dart is in Kelso Township, just next door to Lawrenceville Indiana. The James Dart on the 1850 in Missouri is living in the area of the town of St. Francisville Missouri, just across the river from Vincennes Iowa.

Re: Dart name origin

JamesvPrice — 2009-06-02 01:52:02Z

I'm pretty sure James and Sarah both lied about their ages on the 1850 census Clark Co. Mo census! On the 1840, James is still in Illinois where he says he's between 40 and 50. His wife is between 30 and 40. On the 1830 census he's between 30 and 40 and she's still between 30 and 40. A little truth strech there too. On the 1840, he reports 4 females under 10, along with 4 more between 10 and 20. Plenty of room for Phoebe there. What's interesting is they live in St. Francisville Mo in 1850 and in 1840 they lived in St. Francisville Ill. Just across the rivers from both towns is a Vincennes. One in Indiana, the other is in Iowa. My bet is James and Thomas D. Dart were brothers, both sons of John Dart Sr. of Allegany County Maryland.

Re: Dart name origin

johnhooperdart — 2009-09-05 14:29:23Z

hi, my name is john reginald dart (Changed my name to Hooper when my mother re married in the 70s)My Fathers name was Reginald walter dart born 11 03 34 in Dawlish south devon UK he passed away on 16 07 99 in Shrewton, wiltshire uk as far as I know, his fathers name was Bill or William Dart of Dawlish devon and his mother was call Bessie or Elizabeth. Bill is thought to have worked on the railways, and indeed my own birth certificate states that my father was a railway 'lengthsman'. Reading through lots of other posts I have noticed that the names john, reginald, william, fred are pretty common amongst the darts??

Re: Darts of Ilfracombe and JOHN Henry Dart

peterfishley92 — 2009-05-15 06:19:21Z

Hi

I have Lovering in my family tree Frances BROOK married Thomas Lovering - do you have any info on the Lovering Family

Kind Regards

Peter Fishley

Clifton Springs Victoria AUSTRALIA

Harpersfield, NY Darts

dterrell1964 — 2009-05-10 03:11:23Z

I am a descendant of the Harpersfield Darts - specifically, Ruth A Dart, 2nd wife of Isaac Terrell.

Looking for Frank Manning or anyone whom has obtained the correct genealogy for the Harpersfield clan.

Re: Dart(e) Genealogy

dterrell1964 — 2009-05-10 03:10:47Z

Re: Nathan/Otsego co N.Y.

marydeloras — 2009-06-27 20:38:39Z

The Bolton Book doesn't give us any answers. However, I do know from a death certificate (I think it was) that Theron's father was Nathan Jr. born about 1774 N.Y. No name for his mother but she was born in N.H. Russell was his brother. I think that my husband's grgrgrandfather James was another brother and Diadam was a sister. Can't prove a thing. Are you a DART? By any chance a male? My husband just did a Y-DNA test in hopes of connecting up with other Darts that can't find any documents to support lineage.

Y-DNA test

marydeloras — 2009-06-27 15:07:40Z

If you are a male DART/DARTE/DORT/DARTT please do the Y-DNA test. It is painless and quick. Yes, it does cost but it is on sale now at a good price. For those of us that are missing a generation because the records were burned, lost, or just never recorded; this would be a HUGE help! Especially if you are descended from the New York, Mass., New Hampshire, or Vermont Darts. Some of us can't connect up with the Bolton Book for various reasons and are on bended knew asking for help. As soon as I get back the results my husband's test, I will post it. Thanks

Nathan/Otsego co N.Y.

marydeloras — 2009-06-27 12:06:24Z

Is anyone else having trouble connecting up with this book?What I have is on One World Tree, however, because I can't find a birth/death record I can't get back to that next generation. So here I have all this research which might connect up with someone else and can't publish it. Therefore, here is what might be: In the 1800 census there are 3 Nathans: 2 in Otsego co., N.Y (father/son?) 1 in Washington co.N.Y.(with father Roswell?). In 1810 we have 3 Nathans in Otsego co. and 1 in Washington co. 1820 only 1 in Genesee co., and a Harvey in Otsego. 1830 finds a Nathan in Chautauqua co. and Otsego. So, what to make of this? One Nathan dies (maybe two) and one moves to Chautauqua co. Nathan (Chautauqua) has sons: Russell, Theron, James, Freeman, daughters: Diadama and Abigail (can't prove any of it). Nathan moves with son Russell first to Erie co. Pa where he dies. Russell continues on to Wisconson as does Theron. James moves to Ohio then Michigan as does Abigail. Freeman stays in N.Y. Cattaragus co. Has anyone else come up with this senerio or connect to any of these Darts?
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Bolton Book

marydeloras — 2009-06-27 11:40:57Z