Ard was the son of Amos Hart of Southington, CT and his 2nd wife Mary Dunham.
served in Rev. War as a teenager, many tended to the horses of the Calvary, research is needed.
married 1788 to Millicent (died 1826), moved to Burlington, CT, had 9 children together
became Deacon 1814 until the end of life
married 1827 to widow, Lucy Goodsell-Hotchkiss (Isaac)
when he died, he was the oldest person in Burlington
served in Rev. War as a teenager, many tended to the horses of the Calvary, research is needed.
married 1788 to Millicent (died 1826), moved to Burlington, CT, had 9 children together
became Deacon 1814 until the end of life
married 1827 to widow, Lucy Goodsell-Hotchkiss (Isaac)
when he died, he was the oldest person in Burlington
Ard was the son of Amos Hart of Southington, CT and his 2nd wife Mary Dunham.
served in Rev. War as a teenager, many tended to the horses of the Calvary, research is needed.
married 1788 to Millicent (died 1826), moved to Burlington, CT, had 9 children together
became Deacon 1814 until the end of life
married 1827 to widow, Lucy Goodsell-Hotchkiss (Isaac)
when he died, he was the oldest person in Burlington
served in Rev. War as a teenager, many tended to the horses of the Calvary, research is needed.
married 1788 to Millicent (died 1826), moved to Burlington, CT, had 9 children together
became Deacon 1814 until the end of life
married 1827 to widow, Lucy Goodsell-Hotchkiss (Isaac)
when he died, he was the oldest person in Burlington
Inscription
Revolutionary War
Capt. Bray's Co.
Æ 90
Family Members
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Records on Ancestry
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Geneanet Community Trees Index
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Connecticut, U.S., Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)
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Connecticut, U.S., Hale Collection of Cemetery Inscriptions and Newspaper Notices, 1629-1934
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Connecticut, U.S., Deaths and Burials Index, 1650-1934
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Connecticut, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1609-1999
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