Robert Hardesty, the son of Francis and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, was born October 23, 1730 in All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He had one sister and four brothers: Deborah, Thomas, Peter, John and Richard Hardesty.
Robert married Elizabeth (surname unknown) in Anne Arundel County in 1755. They had nine children: John, Elizabeth, Isabella, Thomas, Edmond, Samuel, Richard, Robert G. and Reason Hardesty.
In about 1775, the family relocated to neighboring Prince George's County, Maryland. Robert died at his home in St. John's Parish, Prince George's County before May 16, 1790, and was laid to rest at St. Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, Fort Washington, Prince George's County.
Per Contributor 46878683: He died testate. His last will and testament, dated 25 February 1790, was probated on 16 May 1790, in Prince George's County. The witnesses were William Rugles, William Higgens, and John Turner.
Robert married Elizabeth (surname unknown) in Anne Arundel County in 1755. They had nine children: John, Elizabeth, Isabella, Thomas, Edmond, Samuel, Richard, Robert G. and Reason Hardesty.
In about 1775, the family relocated to neighboring Prince George's County, Maryland. Robert died at his home in St. John's Parish, Prince George's County before May 16, 1790, and was laid to rest at St. Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, Fort Washington, Prince George's County.
Per Contributor 46878683: He died testate. His last will and testament, dated 25 February 1790, was probated on 16 May 1790, in Prince George's County. The witnesses were William Rugles, William Higgens, and John Turner.
Robert Hardesty, the son of Francis and Dorcus Linthicum Hardesty, was born October 23, 1730 in All Hallow's Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. He had one sister and four brothers: Deborah, Thomas, Peter, John and Richard Hardesty.
Robert married Elizabeth (surname unknown) in Anne Arundel County in 1755. They had nine children: John, Elizabeth, Isabella, Thomas, Edmond, Samuel, Richard, Robert G. and Reason Hardesty.
In about 1775, the family relocated to neighboring Prince George's County, Maryland. Robert died at his home in St. John's Parish, Prince George's County before May 16, 1790, and was laid to rest at St. Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, Fort Washington, Prince George's County.
Per Contributor 46878683: He died testate. His last will and testament, dated 25 February 1790, was probated on 16 May 1790, in Prince George's County. The witnesses were William Rugles, William Higgens, and John Turner.
Robert married Elizabeth (surname unknown) in Anne Arundel County in 1755. They had nine children: John, Elizabeth, Isabella, Thomas, Edmond, Samuel, Richard, Robert G. and Reason Hardesty.
In about 1775, the family relocated to neighboring Prince George's County, Maryland. Robert died at his home in St. John's Parish, Prince George's County before May 16, 1790, and was laid to rest at St. Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, Fort Washington, Prince George's County.
Per Contributor 46878683: He died testate. His last will and testament, dated 25 February 1790, was probated on 16 May 1790, in Prince George's County. The witnesses were William Rugles, William Higgens, and John Turner.
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