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Essex County, Massachusetts
Biographies
CAPT. EBENEZER
HART (John Jr. John, Samuel, Isaac)
born in
Lynnfield, Nov. 15, 1762, third son of John Jr. and Lydia (Curtis)
Hart; married at Danvers, Mass., Oct. 25, 1792, Polly Smith,
daughter of Amos and Abigail (Hart) Smith of Danvers, his second
cousin. Mr. Hart resided in Lynnfield and enlisted in the War of
Revolution, Feb. 15, 1777, Capt.Winship's company, Fifth
Massachusetts regiment, for three years. He was promote to
sergeant and later captain of militia; was a member of the state
legislature from 1806 to 1807 from what was then the north
precinct of Lynn. He died Mar. 26, 1840, age 77 years. Polly died
Oct 3, 1843 at age 77 and both are buried in West Burying Ground
Lynnfield, Essex County, Mass.
[Contributed to
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JOSEPH HART
(JOSEPH5, JOHN4, JOHN3, SAMUEL2, ISAAC1)
was born December 3, 1799 in "Lynnefield" Lynn,
Massachusetts New England, and died Aft. 1847 in "Lynnfield Lynn
Massachusettes New England -- married twice. He married (1) MARY
RICHARDSON April 15, 1824 in Massachusetts USA. He married (2)
HARRIET DAVIS CLARK December 17, 1829 in Machias Maine USA. Mary
died July 29, 1828 at 22 yrs of age and is buried in West Burying
Ground, Lynnfield, MA
Notes for JOSEPH HART:
Mr. Hart
resided on the old Hart farm in Lynnfield; his wife died Dec.23,
1873 & passed it to his son Henry Jackson Hart
More
About MARY RICHARDSON:
Individual Note: 1799, Her father is
Charles Richardson of South Reading Massachusetts
Children
of JOSEPH HART and MARY RICHARDSON are:
i. JOSEPH LAFAYETTE7
HART, b. 1825, "Lynnfield" 12 Chestnut Street Massachusetts New
England; d. December 1, 1862, Fort Pike Louisana USA unmarried.
Buried in West Burying Ground, Lynnfield, MA.
Notes for
JOSEPH LAFAYETTE HART:
in the Civil War, Oct. 19, 1861, Fourth
Battery, Light Artillery, and d. at Fort Pike, Louisana, Dec.
1862, unmarried.
ii. MARY AUGUSTA HART, b. 1827,
"Lynnfield" 12 Chestnut Street Massachusetts New England; d.
December 10, 1828, "Lynnfield" 12 Chestnut Street Massachusetts
New England. Buried in West Burying Ground, Lynnfield, MA.
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Elizabeth Tapley
Hart
1778-1853
wife of Joseph Hart
1774-1830
daughter of Joseph and Mary (Smith) Tapley
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The Tapley Tomb
Built in 1820 by
Joseph Tapley whose house stands nearby at Lowell Street.
Restored in 1892 by David Hewes of California, a lineal
descendant.
Originally 12 bodies. None remain. Records not
known.
The
Tapley Tomb-located at the junction of Lowell and Chestnut
streets
(Hart House is on same corner)
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The Tapley House at 650 Lowell
st c.1866
The people seen here are from l-r
James
Macgregor-Caroline Norwood Copp-Eliza Macgregor (James mother)-and
George Norwood
The Tapley house at 650 Lowell
st. in Lynnfield
c.1900
Later the Macgregors also lived
there
[Source: Pictures from the book- "Images
in America Series-Lynnfield" and contributed to Genealogy Trails
by Carole Dick)
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