Darte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Y-DNA

marydeloras — 2009-06-27 15:10:08Z

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 12:07:26Z

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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Re: DARTE Surname

michaelcharlesjohnson — 2009-04-08 17:43:35Z

It is complicated. My Darte ancestors were Belgian, but moved to France where they made porcelain. English Dartes may be a variant spelling of DART, or may have originated in France or Belgium.

Dart/Darte/Dort

@@andersonfamily96@yahoo.com — 2006-06-25 06:53:24Z

Genealogy of the Dart family in America
Philadelphia: Cooper Print. Co., 1927, 239 pgs.
(Thaddeus Bolton) ....read this on HeritageQuest online

Also check out my family tree:
www.tribalpages.com/tribes/andersonfamily9

Anna Darte

2005-11-13 06:49:45Z

I am looking for birth and death dates and places for Anna Darte who married Shaylor Wells approximatedly 1790 in CT or NY.
Thank you.

James Dart

2003-03-12 13:00:39Z

Am looking for info on James Dart/Darte and Anna Covell. Both born 1810-1819 in New York. Had two sons: Freeman Horis Dart/Darte b. May 17, 1839 in Chautaugua Co. N.Y. & Elias Randall Dart/Darte b. July 4, 1843 in N.Y.

Re: Darte / Dart surname

patapeel72 — 2003-02-25 15:41:04Z

Seeking information on my DARTT family
Father: Wm Allen b. 1899 d. 1942 CA
Gf: also Wm Allen b. 1850 NY d. 1917 IL
Ggf: Allen Monroe DARTT b. 1821 NY d. 1885 WI
Believe 2nd ggf may have been Joshua DARTT trying to prove.

Re: Darte / Dart surname

ArleneLHines — 2002-12-26 14:29:20Z

I am looking for my grandmothers ancestors. She was born in Vermont, but I don't know where or to whom. She is now deceased, being born in approx. 1879. She married a William Hines and had four children. Carlton Fuller, Edmund Rudolph, Bill, and Blanche. Edmund was my father. As far as I know, all my uncles and aunt are deceased also. If you can help me please respond. My grandmothers name was listed as Amy Louise Dart on my dads birth certificate. Thank you. Arlene Hines Brady

DARTE Surname

HMoser1424 — 2001-09-19 13:20:24Z

I have been looking for the origins and meaning of this English surname. Unless it has something to do with fletching or arrows, I am at a loss. Help would be very much appreciated.

A Darte to the Heart of the Problem

HMoser1424 — 2001-09-19 13:20:24Z

Hi Jan;

Looks as though these folks may be your ancestors. Not actually my line, but my step-grandmother's. However, I was intrigued by the unusual name.

Sarah DARTE
b. 1681
d. 1755

Married 22 Jun 1704 in New London, CT
to:

Eleazar BISHOP, Sr.
b. 1683 in New London, CT
d. 3 Sep 1755 in New London, CT

This marriage produced (10) little BISHOPs.

If you are interested in following this up with the original researcher, let me know and I will pass along the e-mail address for him.
Thank you for your helpful input.
Heather

Annie Darte/Dart

2000-12-01 21:18:15Z

I'm looking for any info on Annie Dart/e
My ggg grandfather married Annie Darte on Nov. 2, 1829 in Perth, Ontario. She supposedly died around 1845, but I can find no further info on her. Elisha Drew b. 12-6-1806 was her husband and my ggg grandfather.
David

Darte / Dart surname

2000-07-27 17:20:11Z

I am related to a Darte ( sometimes spelled Dart or Dartt also )family from Ny state .
They originated in England..around Devon I believe...and some of them moved to America in the 1600's . Mine are from around in Connecticut.

The name, from what I've heard , has something to do with the name of a River in Devon.

Check out the Dart forum. The Dart and Dartt families are still the Darte family. Even close relations used these variations.

You can email me at sookie3@visto.com