Wood Kemble Donne Sands Hart Murray Trail

 


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Mahlon Alan Sands and Evelyn Blight

 


Husband Mahlon Alan Sands 


 
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       Father: Mahlon Day Sands (1842-1888)
       Mother: Mary Morton Hartpence (      -1896)


 
     Marriage: 11 Oct 1906 - Newport, RI


Wife Evelyn Blight 


 
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       Father: Atherton Blight (      -      )
       Mother:



Children

1 M Christopher Sands 


 
         Born: 
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         Died: 2000
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Jean (      -      )



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Charles Edward Cowper Donne and Dorothy Rubidge Blise

 


Husband Charles Edward Cowper Donne 


 
         Born: 28 Mar 1904
   Christened: 
         Died: 23 Sep 1993 - Springwood, Australia
       Buried: 


 
       Father: William Bodham Donne (1870-1951)
       Mother: Charlotte Edith Wellbeloved (      -      )


 
     Marriage:


Wife Dorothy Rubidge Blise 


 
         Born: 13 Oct 1922
   Christened: 
         Died: 25 Sep 1999 - Springwood, Australia
       Buried:


Children


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Edward Kermit Blizzard and Susie Evelene Gross

 


Husband Edward Kermit Blizzard 


 
         Born: 12 May 1915 - Marion, Smyth Co., Virginia
   Christened: 
         Died: 14 Oct 1989 - Tazewell Co., VA
       Buried: 
 
     Marriage: 27 May 1939 - Wythe Co, Virginia


Wife Susie Evelene Gross 


 
         Born: 7 Aug 1913 - Marion, Smyth Co., Virginia
   Christened: 
         Died: 19 Apr 1999 - Bluefield, Tazewell Co., VA
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Charles Clifford Gross (1886-1951)
       Mother: Ellen Lucinda Evans (1883-1949)



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Jonathan Hart and Elizabeth Bloomer

 


Husband Jonathan Hart 


 
         Born: 1744 - Flushing, Long Island, NY (probably)
   Christened: 
         Died: 18 Oct 1785 - Yorktown, Westchester Co, NY
       Buried:  - Methodist Churchyard, Yorktown, Westchester Co, NY


 
       Father: Monmouth Hart (1727-1786)
       Mother: Rachel Bloomer (      -      )


 
     Marriage:


Wife Elizabeth Bloomer 


 
         Born: 1751
   Christened: 
         Died: 1824
       Buried:


Children

1 M Monmouth Hart 


 
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       Spouse: Elizabeth Ingersoll (      -      )
         Marr: 11 May 1794


2 F Elizabeth Hart 


 
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       Spouse: William Fowler (      -      )
         Marr: 1799


3 F Susannah Hart 


 
         Born: 
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         Died: 
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       Spouse: John Roake (      -      )
         Marr: 1801


4 M Gilbert Hart 


 
         Born: 1770
   Christened: 
         Died: 1854
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Sarah Woolsey (      -      )


5 M Samuel Hart 


 
         Born: 1774
   Christened: 
         Died: 1825
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Phebe Lemoureux (      -      )
         Marr: 1794


6 M James B. Hart 


 
         Born: 1776
   Christened: 
         Died: 1825
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Ann Eliza Roake (      -      )


7 M David Hart 


 
         Born: 1780
   Christened: 
         Died: 1835
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Sarah Garrison (      -      )


8 M Jonathan Hart Jr. 


 
         Born: 1786
   Christened: 
         Died: 1866
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Rachel Field (      -      )
         Marr: 1813


General Notes: Husband - Jonathan Hart

Jonathan resided in Yorktown. (via Alice Smith, smitham@acadia.net) Data on Jonathan is from Page 76 of book The Hart Family copyright 1975 by American Genealogical Research Institute Wash D.C. per Internet cousin Howard Hart. According to this book, Jonathan was a private in a New York unit during the Revolutionary War. ______ "The Hart Family", Copyright 1975 published by The American Genealogical Research Institute 1235 Kenilworth Avenue, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 War service records and pension records are mentioned in the book and there is a list of Hart's who served in the Revolutionary war. There is a reference to a Jonathan Hart, which matches the Jonathan Hart who is the son of Monmouth Hart and Rachel Bloomer. The book on page 76 states as follows: "Jonathan Hart (born 1744, died 18 October 1785: private in a New York unit; married to Elizabeth Bloomer" _______ Jonathan Hart served in the Revolutionary War, 1778-81 as a private in Col. Samuel Drake's Westchester Co., New York 3rd Manor of Cortlandt. Pierre Van Cortlandt was also Colonel of this regiment . He is buried in the Methodist Churchyard at Yorktown, Westchester C., NY, and his grave bears a DAR marker. Children: 1. Monmouth[6], m. 11 May 1794, Elizabeth Ingersoll. and seven other children. So C.H. K. didn't go beyond this sixth generation listing. C.H.K. does, on p. 20, name Rachel Bloomer, wife of Monmouth, Jr., as the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (? ) Bloomer. Source document microfiche available from: https://about.proquest.com/en/products-services/HeritageQuest-Online/ probable film rolls for Jonathan's Unit M246-76 Van Cortlandt's Regiment of Militia, 1777 (152); M881-734 Joseph Drake's Regiment, Militia; Samuel Drake's Regiment M881-760 Van Cortlandt's Regiment, Militia From page 33 of "Edward Hart, descendants and allied families" by Clara Hart Kennedy Data contributed by; May Hart Smith Pasadena, California Jonathan[5] Hart (Monmouth[4], Monmouth[3], Jonathan[2], Edward[1]) b . c1745 d. 18 Oct. 1785 m. Elizabeth Bloomer, dau. of Gilbert and Hannah (Theall) Bloomer b. 1751 d. 1824

General Notes: Child - James B. Hart

James and Ann had 10 children, see notes for John Coleridge Hart. He and his father settled in the Shrub Oak area of Yorktown and the farm was off Stony Street.
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Monmouth Hart and Rachel Bloomer

 


Husband Monmouth Hart 


 
         Born: 1727 - Rye, Westchester Co, NY
   Christened: 
         Died: 1786 - White Plains, Westchester Co, NY
       Buried: 


 
       Father: William Monmouth Hart (1690-1761)
       Mother: Sarah Ogden (1694-      )


 
     Marriage:


Wife Rachel Bloomer 


 
         Born: 
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         Died: 
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Children

1 F Hannah Hart 


 
         Born: 
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       Spouse: ? Purdy (      -      )


2 F Mary Ann Hart 


 
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       Spouse: Ezekiel Bishop (      -      )


3 F Rachael Hart 


 
         Born: 
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         Died: 
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       Spouse: James Fowler (      -      )


4 M James Hart 


 
         Born: 
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         Died: 1795
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Elizabeth ? (      -      )


5 M Jonathan Hart 


 
         Born: 1744 - Flushing, Long Island, NY (probably)
   Christened: 
         Died: 18 Oct 1785 - Yorktown, Westchester Co, NY
       Buried:  - Methodist Churchyard, Yorktown, Westchester Co, NY
 
       Spouse: Elizabeth Bloomer (1751-1824)


6 M Robert Hart 


 
         Born: Abt 1758 - White Plains, Westchester Co, NY
   Christened: 
         Died: 1804
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Deborah Hart (      -      )
 
       Spouse: Sarah Purdy (      -      )
         Marr: 14 Oct 1783


7 M Abram Hart 


 
         Born: 1763 - White Plains, Westchester Co, NY
   Christened: 
         Died: 1821
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Mary Coleman (1766-1833)


General Notes: Husband - Monmouth Hart

MONMOUTH HART (b. 1727 d. 1786), son of William Monmouth Hart and Sarah Ogden Abstracts of Wills, Vol XIV, 1786-1796 Page 407.--October 2, 1786. MONMOUTH HART, of White Plains, Westchester County, New York, to my wife Rachel, her heirs forever, my negro woman, Silvia, one horse, two cows, two beds and furniture to them, her side saddle, and bridle and linen that is made use of in my family; to my son Abraham, his heirs forever, one mare and one cow; my executors to sell all the remainder of my movable estate remaining on the farm; the moneys so arising I give to my daughters, Hannah Purdy, Mary Ann Bishop, 20 each; to my daughter, Rachel Fowler, 60, for her use and benefit, and also pay and discharge for all my funeral charges and doctor's bill; all the money still remaining in the hands of my executors shall be equally divided between my wife and my son Robert; if my wife die or marry, the last-named legacy be returned to my estate, and equally divided among my sons, James, Robert, and Abraham; all the bonds, notes, and book debts due to me, to my wife and son Robert, and to their use; that is to the use of my son Robert forever his half, and the other half to the use of my wife while she remains my widow; after that period to be equally divided among my sons, James, Robert, and Abraham; to my son James, his heirs forever, all the land I purchased of Joshua Carhartt, Isaac Meritt, and Samuel Purdy, as by the several deeds from them will appear; to my son Robert, his heirs forever, my dwelling house and all the lands lying on the east side of the road which I purchased of Robert Travis, as by his deed may appear, he at the same time allowing his mother the privilege of living in the common dwelling room, with the use of the northwest bedroom, as long as she remains my widow; Also pasture for her two cows and horse; to my son Abraham, his heirs forever, all the lands given me by my father, Monmouth Hart, lying on the south side of the road opposite my dwelling house; my son Abraham to allow my wife the privilege of ten loads of wood and four loads of hay yearly while she remains my widow. I owe sundry notes and bonds to different persons, and I order my sons, James and Abraham, discharge the same, James paying 200, and Abraham paying all the remainder of such debts being due unto Joseph Hart, Joshua Carhartt, Monmouth Purdy, and Ezekiel Bishop. My executors are to sell all my lands lying and being in Cortlandt Manor, purchased of Elisha Covert and Bartholomew Gedney (executors to the last will of John Gedney); the money arising from such sale, first I give to my grandchildren, the children of my son Jonathan, deceased, 310, to be equally divided among them; my executors to put the 310 out at interest, and interest so arising to be paid to my daughter-in-law, Elizabeth Bloomer , for her taking care and bringing up my said grand-children; my executors to pay to each of my grand-children as follows: To the sons, their proportion as they come to the age of twenty-one years, and the daughters as they arrive at the age of eighteen years of age in succession; if either of the children die before reaching lawful age, the share of the one so dying to be equally divided among the survivors. Al l the remainder of the money arising from the sale of lands n Cortlandt Manor I give to my sons, James and Abraham, their heirs forever, James receiving one third and Abraham two thirds of that sum; my son James pay one third of all the expenses, and my son Abraham two thirds of the penses of proving my will and the charges of the executors about settling my estate; the money in my hands be applied towards paying the present taxes. I release my son James from the 100 sum I loaned him; to my sons, James, Robert, and Abraham, their heirs forever, all my privileges in Rye Ferry granted to me by my father, Monmouth Hart, deceased. I appoint my wife and my sons, James, Robert, and Abraham, executors. Witnesses, Abraham Hatfield, yeoman; Ebenezer Purdy, Isaac Sniffen. Proved, January 4, 1787. Monmouth was reported to be a tenant farmer at Philipsburgh Manor. (? per page 109 of CHK) Monmouth Hart (and his brother Joseph) were, at some point, loyal to the British rule over the American Colonies as evidenced by their signatures on the following document; Many families were split in their alligiances in the early days of the Revolutionary War my families were split in their loyalty to the Crown. The following is taken from "History of Westchester County, New York," Vol. 11. page 584: This day ( March 28, 1775 was a memorable one in the history not only of White Plains, but of Westchester County. Public notice had geen given of a meeting of persons from different districts of the county to consider the most proper method of taking the sense of the freeholders of the county upon the expediency of choosing deputies to meet the deputies from other counties for the purpose of electing delegates to represent this colony in the General Congress to be held in Philadelphia on the 10th day of May then next. A few days after this meeting, a protest, bearing date the 13th of April, 1775, signed with over three hundred names, appeared in "Rivington's New York Gazette," in which it was stated that on the 11th of April the friends of government met at the house of Captain Hatfield, and at about twelve o'clock walked to the court house, where they found the other company collected in a body; that the friends of the government then declared that they had been called together for an unlawful purpose, and they would not contest the matter with the others by a poll, but that they came only with a dexign to protest against all such disorderly proceedings, and to show their detestation of all unlawful committees and congresses; that then, giving three huzzas, they returned to Captain Hatfield's singing as they went, "God Save Great George, Our King;" after which, the following protest was drawn up and signed: We, the subscribers, freeholders and inhabitants of the County of Westchester, having assembled at White Plains in consequence of certain advertisements, do now declare our honest abhorrence of all unlawful Congresses and Committees, and that we are determined, at the hazard of our lives and properties, to support the King and constitution, and that we acknowledge no representatives but the General Assembly, to whose wisdome we submit the guardianship of our rights and privileges. The following names appended to this declaration show that the Tory faction of White Plains was well represented: "J. P. Horton, Daniel Oakley, William Davis , William Anderson, Captain Abraham Hatfield, Gilbert Horton, Joshua Gedney, John Hyatt, Nehemiah Tompkins, Bartholomew Gedney, Isaac Purdy, Elijah Purdy, Gilvert Hatfield, Gabriel Purdy, Thomas Merritt, Joh Gedney, ----Monmouth Hart----, Timothy Purdy, Thomas Baker, Elijah Miller, William Baker, Jr., Samuel Purdy, James Kniffin, -----Joseph Hart----," etc. It is interesting to note that Monmouth's son Jonathan fought on the side of the Patriots in 1776.

General Notes: Wife - Rachel Bloomer

Clara Hart Kennedy's Book, Edward Hart, Descendants and Allied Families, does, on p. 20, name Rachel Bloomer, wife of Monmouth, Jr., as the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (?) Bloomer.

General Notes: Child - Jonathan Hart

Jonathan resided in Yorktown. (via Alice Smith, smitham@acadia.net) Data on Jonathan is from Page 76 of book The Hart Family copyright 1975 by American Genealogical Research Institute Wash D.C. per Internet cousin Howard Hart. According to this book, Jonathan was a private in a New York unit during the Revolutionary War. ______ "The Hart Family", Copyright 1975 published by The American Genealogical Research Institute 1235 Kenilworth Avenue, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 War service records and pension records are mentioned in the book and there is a list of Hart's who served in the Revolutionary war. There is a reference to a Jonathan Hart, which matches the Jonathan Hart who is the son of Monmouth Hart and Rachel Bloomer. The book on page 76 states as follows: "Jonathan Hart (born 1744, died 18 October 1785: private in a New York unit; married to Elizabeth Bloomer" _______ Jonathan Hart served in the Revolutionary War, 1778-81 as a private in Col. Samuel Drake's Westchester Co., New York 3rd Manor of Cortlandt. Pierre Van Cortlandt was also Colonel of this regiment . He is buried in the Methodist Churchyard at Yorktown, Westchester C., NY, and his grave bears a DAR marker. Children: 1. Monmouth[6], m. 11 May 1794, Elizabeth Ingersoll. and seven other children. So C.H. K. didn't go beyond this sixth generation listing. C.H.K. does, on p. 20, name Rachel Bloomer, wife of Monmouth, Jr., as the daughter of Robert and Elizabeth (? ) Bloomer. Source document microfiche available from: http://www.heritagequest.com/genealogy/microfilm/new_york/html/mi litary.ht ml probable film rolls for Jonathan's Unit M246-76 Van Cortlandt's Regiment of Militia, 1777 (152); M881-734 Joseph Drake's Regiment, Militia; Samuel Drake's Regiment M881-760 Van Cortlandt's Regiment, Militia From page 33 of "Edward Hart, descendants and allied families" by Clara Hart Kennedy Data contributed by; May Hart Smith Pasadena, California Jonathan[5] Hart (Monmouth[4], Monmouth[3], Jonathan[2], Edward[1]) b . c1745 d. 18 Oct. 1785 m. Elizabeth Bloomer, dau. of Gilbert and Hannah (Theall) Bloomer b. 1751 d. 1824

General Notes: Child - Robert Hart

Sarah died in 1784 and Robert married his cousin, Deborah Hart. After Robert's death, his widow married Robert Merritt. Like his father, he was a tenant farmer on the Estate of Frederick Philipse III. Philipse was a loyalist and his lands were seized and put up for sale after the Revolutionary War. Robert, who was the tenant of land around what is now the corner of Central Park Avenue and Hartsdale Avenue, purchased the land and it became known as Hart's Corners. In the mid 19th century this name morphed into "Hartsdale".

General Notes: Child - Abram Hart

Abraham resided in Bedford, NY
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Thomas Bodham and Anne Donne

 


Husband Thomas Bodham 


 
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1. Education: MR Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.


Wife Anne Donne 


 
         Born: 24 Jul 1748 - Catfield, Norfolk
   Christened: 
         Died: 3 Jan 1846 - Yazham, Norfolk
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Roger Donne (1702-1773)
       Mother: Harriet Judith Rival (1706-1776)



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Peter Bogert and Jane Hatfield

 


Husband Peter Bogert 


 
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Wife Jane Hatfield 


 
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       Father: Elisha Hatfield (      -      )
       Mother: Elizabeth Miller (      -      )



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Thomas Boleyn and Elizabeth Howard

 


Husband Thomas Boleyn 


 


 
         Born: Abt 1477
   Christened: 
         Died: 12 Mar 1539
       Buried: 
 
     Marriage:


Wife Elizabeth Howard 


 


 
         Born: Abt 1480
   Christened: 
         Died: 3 Apr 1538
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Thomas Howard (1443-1524)
       Mother: Elizabeth Tilney (Abt 1446-1497)



Children

1 F Anne Boleyn 


 


 
         Born: Abt 1501
   Christened: 
         Died: 19 May 1536 - Tower of London, England
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Henry VIII (1491-1547)
         Marr: 14 Nov 1532 - Westminster Abbey, London, England


General Notes: Husband - Thomas Boleyn

1st Earl of Wiltshire, 1st Earl of Ormond,1st Viscount Rochford. For more see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Boleyn,_1st_Earl_of_Wiltshire

General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth Howard

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Boleyn,_Countess_of_Wiltshire

General Notes: Child - Anne Boleyn

Queen of England 1533-1536
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Eugene Massie Evans and Nina Elizabeth Bolt

 


Husband Eugene Massie Evans 


 
         Born: 3 Jan 1915 - West Virginia
   Christened: 
         Died: 3 Mar 1993
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Charles Ransome Evans (1876-1924)
       Mother: Alice Virginia Smith (1875-1960)


 
     Marriage: 26 Jan 1951 - Roanoke County, VA


Wife Nina Elizabeth Bolt 


 
         Born: 4 Jan 1916 - Grayson County, VA
   Christened: 
         Died: 11 Jul 1981 - Roanoke County, VA
       Buried:


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Harry Andrew Sands and Hazel H. Bond

 


Husband Harry Andrew Sands 


 
         Born: 8 Jan 1889
   Christened: 
         Died: 8 Apr 1970 - Palm Beach, Fl
       Buried: 


 
       Father: Charles Van Alstyne Sands (1835-1908)
       Mother: Jeanette Williamson (1850-1922)


 
     Marriage: 27 Jan 1912 - Brooklyn, NY 1

Events

1. Occupation: in 1910 he was a Line Examiner for the phone company.


Wife Hazel H. Bond 


 
         Born: Apr 1892 - Brooklyn, NY
   Christened: 
         Died: 15 Oct 1970 - Falmouth, MA
       Buried: 


 
       Father: John B. Bond (      -      )
       Mother: Agnes Hanson (      -      )



Children

1 M James Vernooy Sands 


 
         Born: 26 Jun 1918 - Brooklyn, NY
   Christened: 
         Died: 13 Apr 1962 - Braintree, MA
       Buried: 
 
       Spouse: Dorothy Louise Perkins (1915-2002)


General Notes: Husband - Harry Andrew Sands

still with ATT in 1930

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Sources

1 Marriage Certificate #692, Kings Cty, 1912.

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