Daughter of William Poe and Elizabeth Bray. A William Poe is listed in the 1790 Surry County, NC census that may be Hannah's father. We are fairly sure her brothers are Mathis and John Poe listed in 1800-1810 Ashe County NC. Susanna Poe that married Henry Morgan September 1785—In Montgomery County Virginia may have been her sister.
Married to Peter Hart Jr. 18 May 1800 in Ashe County North Carolina. Had children named: William H., Mathias, Elizabeth "Betsy", (unknown son), John, Mary Ann "Polly", (unknown son), Rebecca, (unknown daughter), James E., Virginia "Jennie", Henderson , Eliza Jane, America.
Family lore says that Hannah Poe was part Cherokee Indian with I-hanna-poe as her Indian name. Peter JR was said to have given her the name Hannah Poe. MT DNA tests for a female descendant has Haplogroup T-1 markers that are not Native American while another descendant's MT results did return as one percent Native American. If Hannah's father or grandfather was Cherokee, it would not show up in her direct female descendants MT-DNA.
Census 1850 Polk CO., IA
Hannah Hart F 60 North Carolina
Caroline Hart (niece) F 18 Illinois
Peter Hart M 20 Illinois
Census 1860 Linn TWP, Warren, Iowa
Hannah (Poe) Hart Living with son James Hart in 1860 in Warren County, Iowa
Pension Application Applied for War of 1812 Widow's Pension, May 01, 1871.
The 1880 Mercer County, Missouri census for her daughter Rebecca Hart (widow of her cousin William Morgan Hart) names her mother's place of birth as Pennsylvania.
Married to Peter Hart Jr. 18 May 1800 in Ashe County North Carolina. Had children named: William H., Mathias, Elizabeth "Betsy", (unknown son), John, Mary Ann "Polly", (unknown son), Rebecca, (unknown daughter), James E., Virginia "Jennie", Henderson , Eliza Jane, America.
Family lore says that Hannah Poe was part Cherokee Indian with I-hanna-poe as her Indian name. Peter JR was said to have given her the name Hannah Poe. MT DNA tests for a female descendant has Haplogroup T-1 markers that are not Native American while another descendant's MT results did return as one percent Native American. If Hannah's father or grandfather was Cherokee, it would not show up in her direct female descendants MT-DNA.
Census 1850 Polk CO., IA
Hannah Hart F 60 North Carolina
Caroline Hart (niece) F 18 Illinois
Peter Hart M 20 Illinois
Census 1860 Linn TWP, Warren, Iowa
Hannah (Poe) Hart Living with son James Hart in 1860 in Warren County, Iowa
Pension Application Applied for War of 1812 Widow's Pension, May 01, 1871.
The 1880 Mercer County, Missouri census for her daughter Rebecca Hart (widow of her cousin William Morgan Hart) names her mother's place of birth as Pennsylvania.
Daughter of William Poe and Elizabeth Bray. A William Poe is listed in the 1790 Surry County, NC census that may be Hannah's father. We are fairly sure her brothers are Mathis and John Poe listed in 1800-1810 Ashe County NC. Susanna Poe that married Henry Morgan September 1785—In Montgomery County Virginia may have been her sister.
Married to Peter Hart Jr. 18 May 1800 in Ashe County North Carolina. Had children named: William H., Mathias, Elizabeth "Betsy", (unknown son), John, Mary Ann "Polly", (unknown son), Rebecca, (unknown daughter), James E., Virginia "Jennie", Henderson , Eliza Jane, America.
Family lore says that Hannah Poe was part Cherokee Indian with I-hanna-poe as her Indian name. Peter JR was said to have given her the name Hannah Poe. MT DNA tests for a female descendant has Haplogroup T-1 markers that are not Native American while another descendant's MT results did return as one percent Native American. If Hannah's father or grandfather was Cherokee, it would not show up in her direct female descendants MT-DNA.
Census 1850 Polk CO., IA
Hannah Hart F 60 North Carolina
Caroline Hart (niece) F 18 Illinois
Peter Hart M 20 Illinois
Census 1860 Linn TWP, Warren, Iowa
Hannah (Poe) Hart Living with son James Hart in 1860 in Warren County, Iowa
Pension Application Applied for War of 1812 Widow's Pension, May 01, 1871.
The 1880 Mercer County, Missouri census for her daughter Rebecca Hart (widow of her cousin William Morgan Hart) names her mother's place of birth as Pennsylvania.
Married to Peter Hart Jr. 18 May 1800 in Ashe County North Carolina. Had children named: William H., Mathias, Elizabeth "Betsy", (unknown son), John, Mary Ann "Polly", (unknown son), Rebecca, (unknown daughter), James E., Virginia "Jennie", Henderson , Eliza Jane, America.
Family lore says that Hannah Poe was part Cherokee Indian with I-hanna-poe as her Indian name. Peter JR was said to have given her the name Hannah Poe. MT DNA tests for a female descendant has Haplogroup T-1 markers that are not Native American while another descendant's MT results did return as one percent Native American. If Hannah's father or grandfather was Cherokee, it would not show up in her direct female descendants MT-DNA.
Census 1850 Polk CO., IA
Hannah Hart F 60 North Carolina
Caroline Hart (niece) F 18 Illinois
Peter Hart M 20 Illinois
Census 1860 Linn TWP, Warren, Iowa
Hannah (Poe) Hart Living with son James Hart in 1860 in Warren County, Iowa
Pension Application Applied for War of 1812 Widow's Pension, May 01, 1871.
The 1880 Mercer County, Missouri census for her daughter Rebecca Hart (widow of her cousin William Morgan Hart) names her mother's place of birth as Pennsylvania.
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