Individual Details
Edmund Hart
(1610 - 23 Sep 1672)
copyright 2006 Mark Dionne www.markdionne.com
From "Early Families of Weymouth" (Chamberlain -- rife with errors throughout
but probably not in these basic entries): Edmund HART prob. came in the
"Mary and John," arr. at Dorchester in 1630, having landed at Nantasket, 30
May 1630. The company set. in Dorchester on or about 17 June 1630, and Mr.
Hart was granted land there in 1632. He was made a freeman of the Mass. Bay
Colony, 14 May 1635. Town records of Dorch. show that Edmond HART et al.
"are to have their great lotts of 16 acres a peece, next to the great lotts
that are all redy layde owt towardes Neponsett," 16 Jan 1632. He had 18
acres granted to him in Weymouth in 1636 and 11 acres in the East field and
three acres at Kingoke [sic; King Oak] Hill. He also had seven acres in the
First Division and 21 acres in the Second Div. granted to him 14 Dec 1663.
Savage conjectures that he rem. from Weymouth to Westfield after 1664, and
that he was the same of his name killed there by lightning in 1673. His wife
d. at Weymouth, 20 Aug 1659.
Edmund Hart was born by about 1610 based on receipt of land grant early in 1633. He came to Massachusetts Bay in 1632 & first settled at Dorchester. He later moved to Weymouth in 1636, & Westfield in 1664. He died at Westfield about 23 September 1672, "by the immediate hand of God in thunder and lightning."
He married by about 1638 _____ _____; she died Weymouth 20 August 1659. One Child: Charity (Hart) Loveland.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Feb 23, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34137859
ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1632
FIRST RESIDENCE: Dorchester
REMOVES: Weymouth 1636, Westfield 1664
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Dorchester Church prior to 14 May1634 implied by freemanship.
FREEMAN: 14 May 1634 (as "Edmonde Harte", eighth in a sequence of tenDorchester men) [MBCR 1:369]
EDUCATION: He made his elaborate mark to a deed in 1666 [SLR 5:82]
ESTATE: Granted sixteen acre Great Lot at Dorchester, 16 Jan 1632/33[DTR 1]; "John Philips shall have for Edward Hart three-quarters of anacre meadow at Squantum Neck", 1 Feb 1635/36 [DTR 15]; received Lot#53, four acres, in the meadows beyond Naponset [DTR 321].
Granted eighteen acre Great Lot in Weymouth, 1636 [Weymouth Hist 199];granted Lot #49, seven acres, in the first division, and Lot #19,twenty-one acres, in the second division, 14 Dec 1663 [Weymouth Hist200-01]
In the Weymouth land inventory of about 1643 "Edmond Hart" held threeparcels of land: eleven acres in the East Field, "first granted tohim"; three acres on Kingoke Hill, "first granted to Aingell Hollard";and eighteen acres among the Great Lots [Weymouth Hist 188].
On 5 September 1664 "Edmond Hart of Weimouth" sold to James NashSenior of the same "my dwelling house & lot adjacent thereunto beingtwenty acres more or less ...land first granted to Edward Sarrellalienated from him to Timothy Wales from him to Stephen French & nowin the possession of me Edmond Hart", also "my two divisions ofcommons", also "all my right title & interest in the town" [SLR 5:82]
On 17 October 1664 "Edmund Hart of Waymouth, planter", purchased ofPraisever Turner of Northampton, miller, one-half of two parcels whichTurner had purchased from Edward Griswold of Windsor, at Woronoco,"being seven or eight miles ... from Springfield": one-half oftwenty-five acres of meadow, and one-half of twenty-five acres ofupland meadow (the other half of each lot being sold to CorneliusMerry) [HamLR A:58]
30 September 1672: "Edmund Hart of Westfield dying suddenly thissennight past inquiry was made by a jury of 12 men concerning hisdeath who found it to be by the immediate hand of God in thunder &lightning as they conceive; their verdict is on file. And the saidEdmund Hart dying intestate the inventory of his estate was presentedto this Court and power of administration upon is granted to GeorgePhelps which he accepted of. Also Elisha Hart son of Edm[un]d Hartbeing weak to manage his own matters chose his uncle the said Geo[rge]Phelps for his guardian whom the court approved for that end." [HamPR1:147].
The inventory of the estate of "Edmund Hart late of Westfielddeceased" was signed 25 July 1673 and totalled &68 16s 6d. Includingreal estate valued at &96 1s.: "eleven acres of meadow &55"; "twentyacres of land in the woods &40"; "a homelot Fortside four acres landnot taken up &1 1s." There was a debt due to Aaron Cooke from "EdmundHart ... his son-in-law John Scone can testify to it." "There is alsoa cow John Scone hat not inventoried which is said to be given toScone's wife: Also Edward Neale hath one acre of land: Also John Greethath one acre of land not inventoried" [HamPR 1:148]
On 31 March 1674 the court further ordered that the distribution ofthe estate of Edmund Hart of Westfield be "that Elisha Hart (for thathe is very weak for abibilities of his mind ... being crazy in hisbody) shall have &15 of the said estate"; "Edm: Hart's daughters shallhave the rest of the estate in equal portion: and if any of thedaughters shall die before distribution of the estate be made suchportion shall go to the children of such daughters if they have any;and Elisha Hart having at the last court at Springfiled chosen hisuncle George Phelps for his guardian whom that court allowed of, thiscourt declares that no person shall trade or bargain with the saidElisha without the consent of his said guardian" [HamPR 1:154]
BIRTH: By about 1610 based on receipt of land grant early in 1633.
DEATH: Westfield about 23 September 1672, "by the immediate hand ofGod in thunder & lightning" [HamPR 1:147]
ASSOCIATIONS: Elisha Hart chose his uncle George Phelps as hisguardian in 1672, suggesting that Edmund Hart's wife was a Phelps, orthat Hart's sister or his wife's sister was one of the two wives ofGeorge Phelps.
"by the immediate hand of God in thunder & lightning"
HamPR 1:154
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
}
==Disputed Items=='''Parents''': This profile is connected to parents [[Hart-1228|Stephen Hart]] and [[Hart-1231|Mehitable Hart]]. There is no scholarly evidence of the relationship. The Great Migration series reports that Edmund's origin is unknown.Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III, 1995. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2010) ''By Subscription $. [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB393/i/12107/866/23895225 Page 866.]
'''Wife''': This profile is connected to a wife named [[Phelps-2023|Mary Phelps]]. While it's possible Edmund's wife was a Phelps (see research note,) her identity is unknown.
== Biography ==
===Dorchester and Weymouth===Edmund Hart was likely born in England. The town records of Dorchester show that Edmond Hart et al. "are to have their great lotts of 16 acres a peece, next the great lotts that are all redy layde owt towards Naponsett," 16 Jan. 1632."Dorchester Town Records." New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 21. Boston, MA: Apr 1867 (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2018.) ''By Subscription $''.[https://www.americanancestors.org/DB202/i/11581/166/0 Page 166.] He was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on May 14, 1634.Andrews, H. Franklin, List of Freemen, Massachusetts Bay Colony from 1630 to 1691. Exira, IA: Self-Published. 1906. [https://archive.org/details/cu31924028814304/page/n19/mode/2up?q=hart Page 20.]
He had 18 acres granted to him in Weymouth in 1636, and 11 acres in the "East field" and 3 acres at "Kingoke hill." He also had 7 acres in the First Division and 21 acres in the Second Division granted to him, 14 Dec. 1663.Nash, Gilbert. Historical Sketch of the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts from 1622 to 1884. Weymouth, MA: Town of Weymouth, 1885. [https://archive.org/details/historicalsketch00nash/page/n9/mode/2up?q=hart Various.]
=== Family===Nothing is known about Edmund Hart's wife and the mother of his children, other than she died at Weymouth on August 20, 1659.Vital Records of Weymouth Massachusetts to the Year 1850 Volume II-Marriages and Deaths. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1910.[https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofwe02weym/page/276/mode/2up Page 276.] Their children were:*[[Hart-1371|Elizabeth Hart]] b. say 1638; m. Weymouth 26 June 1661 John Moor. *[[Hart-1366|Martha Hart]] b. Weymouth 12 October 1640 (record says "Mathew son of Edmund," but there is no other record for a Mathew, and Martha must have been born about this time); m. Weymouth 24 January 1662/3 Edward Neale. *[[Hart-1372|UNKNOWN Hart]] Daughter, b. say 1642; implied by estate of Elisha Hart. *[[Hart-1373|UNKNOWN Hart]] Daughter, b. say 1644; implied by estate of Elisha Hart. *[[Hart-1374|Charity Hart]] b. say 1646; m. by 1677 Thomas Loveland, one of the two administrators of Elisha Hart's estateHarris, Gale Ion. "John1 and Mary (Hart) Greet of Westfield, Massachusetts, Southold, Long Island, and Wethersfield, Connecticut." The American Genealogist, Volume 72. New Haven, CT: 1997. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009 - .) By Subscription $.[https://www.americanancestors.org/DB283/i/13132/44/24763840 Page 44.]*[[Hart-1370|Mary Hart]] b. say 1648; m. by about 1668 John Greet *[[Hart-1375|Experience Hart]] b. say 1650; m. and in 1677 divorced William Shepard of Westfield *[[Hart-1369|Sarah Hart]] b. say 1653; m. (1) by 25 July 1673 John Scone of Westfield; m. (2) Springfield 15 July 1692 John Burbank .*[[Hart-1368|Elisha Hart]] b. by 1658 (and probably before 1651); living 30 September 1672 "being weak to manage his own matters," and chose "his uncle George Phelps" guardian; d. Windsor by 9 October 1683; the inventory of the estate of "Elisha Heart" was taken at Windsor 9 October 1683 and at Westfield 4 December 1683; administration was granted to Edward Neale and Thomas Loveland, and the court ordered distribution to "said Heart's eight sisters, to each an equal portion."
===Westfield===Edmund arrived in Westfield by 17 October 1664, when "lately of Waymouth," he purchased Westfield meadow and upland.
===Death and Estate===On September 30, 1673, the Hampden County Court held an inquest into Edmund Hart's death.:"Edmund Hart of Westfield dying suddenly this summer past inquiry was made by a jury of 12 men concerning his death who found it to be by the immediate hand of God in thunder & lighting as they conceive, their verdict is on file."Lockwood, John H. Westfield and Its Historic Influences 1669-1919. Westfield, MA: Self-Published, 1922. [https://archive.org/details/westfieldandits00lockgoog/page/n208/mode/2up?q=hart Page 179.]
The inventory of the estate of "Edmund Hart late of Westfield deceased" was signed 25 July 1673 and totaled L68 16s. 6d. including real estate valued at L96 1s.: "eleven acres of meadow L55"; "twenty acres of land in the woods L40"; "a homelot Fortside four acres land not taken up L1 1s." There was debt due to Aaron Cooke from "Edmund Hart ... his son-in-law John Scone can testify to it." There is also a cow John Scone hath not inventoried which is said to be given to Scone's wife: Also Edward Neale hath one acre of land: Also John Greet hath one acre of land not inventoried"
On 31 March 1674 the court further ordered that the distribution of the estate of Edmund Hart of Westfield be "that Elisha Hart (for that he is very weak for abilities of his mind ... being crazy in his body) shall have L15 of the said estate"; "Edm: Hart's daughters shall have the rest of the estate in equal portion: and if any of the daughters shall die before distibution of the estate be made such portion shall go to the children of such daughters if they have any; and Elisha Hart having at the last court at Springfield chosen his Uncle George Phelps for his guardian whom that court allowed of, this court declares that no person shall trade or bargain with said Elisha without consent of his said guardian"
=== Research Notes === Elisha Hart chose his uncle George Phelps as his guardian in 1672, suggesting that Edmund Hart's wife was a Phelps, or that Hart's sister or his wife's sister was one of the two wives of George Phelps.
== Sources ==
From "Early Families of Weymouth" (Chamberlain -- rife with errors throughout
but probably not in these basic entries): Edmund HART prob. came in the
"Mary and John," arr. at Dorchester in 1630, having landed at Nantasket, 30
May 1630. The company set. in Dorchester on or about 17 June 1630, and Mr.
Hart was granted land there in 1632. He was made a freeman of the Mass. Bay
Colony, 14 May 1635. Town records of Dorch. show that Edmond HART et al.
"are to have their great lotts of 16 acres a peece, next to the great lotts
that are all redy layde owt towardes Neponsett," 16 Jan 1632. He had 18
acres granted to him in Weymouth in 1636 and 11 acres in the East field and
three acres at Kingoke [sic; King Oak] Hill. He also had seven acres in the
First Division and 21 acres in the Second Div. granted to him 14 Dec 1663.
Savage conjectures that he rem. from Weymouth to Westfield after 1664, and
that he was the same of his name killed there by lightning in 1673. His wife
d. at Weymouth, 20 Aug 1659.
Edmund Hart was born by about 1610 based on receipt of land grant early in 1633. He came to Massachusetts Bay in 1632 & first settled at Dorchester. He later moved to Weymouth in 1636, & Westfield in 1664. He died at Westfield about 23 September 1672, "by the immediate hand of God in thunder and lightning."
He married by about 1638 _____ _____; she died Weymouth 20 August 1659. One Child: Charity (Hart) Loveland.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Begins.
Created by: Linda Mac
Record added: Feb 23, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 34137859
ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1632
FIRST RESIDENCE: Dorchester
REMOVES: Weymouth 1636, Westfield 1664
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Dorchester Church prior to 14 May1634 implied by freemanship.
FREEMAN: 14 May 1634 (as "Edmonde Harte", eighth in a sequence of tenDorchester men) [MBCR 1:369]
EDUCATION: He made his elaborate mark to a deed in 1666 [SLR 5:82]
ESTATE: Granted sixteen acre Great Lot at Dorchester, 16 Jan 1632/33[DTR 1]; "John Philips shall have for Edward Hart three-quarters of anacre meadow at Squantum Neck", 1 Feb 1635/36 [DTR 15]; received Lot#53, four acres, in the meadows beyond Naponset [DTR 321].
Granted eighteen acre Great Lot in Weymouth, 1636 [Weymouth Hist 199];granted Lot #49, seven acres, in the first division, and Lot #19,twenty-one acres, in the second division, 14 Dec 1663 [Weymouth Hist200-01]
In the Weymouth land inventory of about 1643 "Edmond Hart" held threeparcels of land: eleven acres in the East Field, "first granted tohim"; three acres on Kingoke Hill, "first granted to Aingell Hollard";and eighteen acres among the Great Lots [Weymouth Hist 188].
On 5 September 1664 "Edmond Hart of Weimouth" sold to James NashSenior of the same "my dwelling house & lot adjacent thereunto beingtwenty acres more or less ...land first granted to Edward Sarrellalienated from him to Timothy Wales from him to Stephen French & nowin the possession of me Edmond Hart", also "my two divisions ofcommons", also "all my right title & interest in the town" [SLR 5:82]
On 17 October 1664 "Edmund Hart of Waymouth, planter", purchased ofPraisever Turner of Northampton, miller, one-half of two parcels whichTurner had purchased from Edward Griswold of Windsor, at Woronoco,"being seven or eight miles ... from Springfield": one-half oftwenty-five acres of meadow, and one-half of twenty-five acres ofupland meadow (the other half of each lot being sold to CorneliusMerry) [HamLR A:58]
30 September 1672: "Edmund Hart of Westfield dying suddenly thissennight past inquiry was made by a jury of 12 men concerning hisdeath who found it to be by the immediate hand of God in thunder &lightning as they conceive; their verdict is on file. And the saidEdmund Hart dying intestate the inventory of his estate was presentedto this Court and power of administration upon is granted to GeorgePhelps which he accepted of. Also Elisha Hart son of Edm[un]d Hartbeing weak to manage his own matters chose his uncle the said Geo[rge]Phelps for his guardian whom the court approved for that end." [HamPR1:147].
The inventory of the estate of "Edmund Hart late of Westfielddeceased" was signed 25 July 1673 and totalled &68 16s 6d. Includingreal estate valued at &96 1s.: "eleven acres of meadow &55"; "twentyacres of land in the woods &40"; "a homelot Fortside four acres landnot taken up &1 1s." There was a debt due to Aaron Cooke from "EdmundHart ... his son-in-law John Scone can testify to it." "There is alsoa cow John Scone hat not inventoried which is said to be given toScone's wife: Also Edward Neale hath one acre of land: Also John Greethath one acre of land not inventoried" [HamPR 1:148]
On 31 March 1674 the court further ordered that the distribution ofthe estate of Edmund Hart of Westfield be "that Elisha Hart (for thathe is very weak for abibilities of his mind ... being crazy in hisbody) shall have &15 of the said estate"; "Edm: Hart's daughters shallhave the rest of the estate in equal portion: and if any of thedaughters shall die before distribution of the estate be made suchportion shall go to the children of such daughters if they have any;and Elisha Hart having at the last court at Springfiled chosen hisuncle George Phelps for his guardian whom that court allowed of, thiscourt declares that no person shall trade or bargain with the saidElisha without the consent of his said guardian" [HamPR 1:154]
BIRTH: By about 1610 based on receipt of land grant early in 1633.
DEATH: Westfield about 23 September 1672, "by the immediate hand ofGod in thunder & lightning" [HamPR 1:147]
ASSOCIATIONS: Elisha Hart chose his uncle George Phelps as hisguardian in 1672, suggesting that Edmund Hart's wife was a Phelps, orthat Hart's sister or his wife's sister was one of the two wives ofGeorge Phelps.
"by the immediate hand of God in thunder & lightning"
HamPR 1:154
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
}
==Disputed Items=='''Parents''': This profile is connected to parents [[Hart-1228|Stephen Hart]] and [[Hart-1231|Mehitable Hart]]. There is no scholarly evidence of the relationship. The Great Migration series reports that Edmund's origin is unknown.Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III, 1995. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2010) ''By Subscription $. [https://www.americanancestors.org/DB393/i/12107/866/23895225 Page 866.]
'''Wife''': This profile is connected to a wife named [[Phelps-2023|Mary Phelps]]. While it's possible Edmund's wife was a Phelps (see research note,) her identity is unknown.
== Biography ==
===Dorchester and Weymouth===Edmund Hart was likely born in England. The town records of Dorchester show that Edmond Hart et al. "are to have their great lotts of 16 acres a peece, next the great lotts that are all redy layde owt towards Naponsett," 16 Jan. 1632."Dorchester Town Records." New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 21. Boston, MA: Apr 1867 (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2018.) ''By Subscription $''.[https://www.americanancestors.org/DB202/i/11581/166/0 Page 166.] He was made a freeman of the Massachusetts Bay Colony on May 14, 1634.Andrews, H. Franklin, List of Freemen, Massachusetts Bay Colony from 1630 to 1691. Exira, IA: Self-Published. 1906. [https://archive.org/details/cu31924028814304/page/n19/mode/2up?q=hart Page 20.]
He had 18 acres granted to him in Weymouth in 1636, and 11 acres in the "East field" and 3 acres at "Kingoke hill." He also had 7 acres in the First Division and 21 acres in the Second Division granted to him, 14 Dec. 1663.Nash, Gilbert. Historical Sketch of the Town of Weymouth, Massachusetts from 1622 to 1884. Weymouth, MA: Town of Weymouth, 1885. [https://archive.org/details/historicalsketch00nash/page/n9/mode/2up?q=hart Various.]
=== Family===Nothing is known about Edmund Hart's wife and the mother of his children, other than she died at Weymouth on August 20, 1659.Vital Records of Weymouth Massachusetts to the Year 1850 Volume II-Marriages and Deaths. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1910.[https://archive.org/details/vitalrecordsofwe02weym/page/276/mode/2up Page 276.] Their children were:*[[Hart-1371|Elizabeth Hart]] b. say 1638; m. Weymouth 26 June 1661 John Moor. *[[Hart-1366|Martha Hart]] b. Weymouth 12 October 1640 (record says "Mathew son of Edmund," but there is no other record for a Mathew, and Martha must have been born about this time); m. Weymouth 24 January 1662/3 Edward Neale. *[[Hart-1372|UNKNOWN Hart]] Daughter, b. say 1642; implied by estate of Elisha Hart. *[[Hart-1373|UNKNOWN Hart]] Daughter, b. say 1644; implied by estate of Elisha Hart. *[[Hart-1374|Charity Hart]] b. say 1646; m. by 1677 Thomas Loveland, one of the two administrators of Elisha Hart's estateHarris, Gale Ion. "John1 and Mary (Hart) Greet of Westfield, Massachusetts, Southold, Long Island, and Wethersfield, Connecticut." The American Genealogist, Volume 72. New Haven, CT: 1997. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2009 - .) By Subscription $.[https://www.americanancestors.org/DB283/i/13132/44/24763840 Page 44.]*[[Hart-1370|Mary Hart]] b. say 1648; m. by about 1668 John Greet *[[Hart-1375|Experience Hart]] b. say 1650; m. and in 1677 divorced William Shepard of Westfield *[[Hart-1369|Sarah Hart]] b. say 1653; m. (1) by 25 July 1673 John Scone of Westfield; m. (2) Springfield 15 July 1692 John Burbank .*[[Hart-1368|Elisha Hart]] b. by 1658 (and probably before 1651); living 30 September 1672 "being weak to manage his own matters," and chose "his uncle George Phelps" guardian; d. Windsor by 9 October 1683; the inventory of the estate of "Elisha Heart" was taken at Windsor 9 October 1683 and at Westfield 4 December 1683; administration was granted to Edward Neale and Thomas Loveland, and the court ordered distribution to "said Heart's eight sisters, to each an equal portion."
===Westfield===Edmund arrived in Westfield by 17 October 1664, when "lately of Waymouth," he purchased Westfield meadow and upland.
===Death and Estate===On September 30, 1673, the Hampden County Court held an inquest into Edmund Hart's death.:"Edmund Hart of Westfield dying suddenly this summer past inquiry was made by a jury of 12 men concerning his death who found it to be by the immediate hand of God in thunder & lighting as they conceive, their verdict is on file."Lockwood, John H. Westfield and Its Historic Influences 1669-1919. Westfield, MA: Self-Published, 1922. [https://archive.org/details/westfieldandits00lockgoog/page/n208/mode/2up?q=hart Page 179.]
The inventory of the estate of "Edmund Hart late of Westfield deceased" was signed 25 July 1673 and totaled L68 16s. 6d. including real estate valued at L96 1s.: "eleven acres of meadow L55"; "twenty acres of land in the woods L40"; "a homelot Fortside four acres land not taken up L1 1s." There was debt due to Aaron Cooke from "Edmund Hart ... his son-in-law John Scone can testify to it." There is also a cow John Scone hath not inventoried which is said to be given to Scone's wife: Also Edward Neale hath one acre of land: Also John Greet hath one acre of land not inventoried"
On 31 March 1674 the court further ordered that the distribution of the estate of Edmund Hart of Westfield be "that Elisha Hart (for that he is very weak for abilities of his mind ... being crazy in his body) shall have L15 of the said estate"; "Edm: Hart's daughters shall have the rest of the estate in equal portion: and if any of the daughters shall die before distibution of the estate be made such portion shall go to the children of such daughters if they have any; and Elisha Hart having at the last court at Springfield chosen his Uncle George Phelps for his guardian whom that court allowed of, this court declares that no person shall trade or bargain with said Elisha without consent of his said guardian"
=== Research Notes === Elisha Hart chose his uncle George Phelps as his guardian in 1672, suggesting that Edmund Hart's wife was a Phelps, or that Hart's sister or his wife's sister was one of the two wives of George Phelps.
== Sources ==
Events
| Birth | 1610 | England |  | ||
| Marriage | 1638 | Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony - Mary Unknown | |||
| Marriage | 1638 | Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts - Mary Phelps | |||
| Marriage | 1638 | Mary Phelps | |||
| Burial | 1672 | ||||
| Death | 23 Sep 1672 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA | | ||
| Death | 23 Sep 1672 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA | | ||
| Death | 23 Sep 1672 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA | | ||
| Death | 30 Sep 1672 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA | |||
| Death | 30 Sep 1672 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts | |||
| Death | 30 Sep 1672 | ||||
| Death | Bef 30 Sep 1673 | Westfield, Hampden, Massachusetts | |||
| Reference No | 2533624 | ||||
| Reference No | 2568011 | ||||
| Reference No | 60 |
Families
| Child | Martha Hart (1640 - 1679) |
| Child | Elizabeth Hart (1638 - ) |
| Child | UNKNOWN Hart (1642 - ) |
| Child | Mary Hart (1648 - 1689) |
| Child | Experience Hart (1650 - ) |
| Child | Sarah Hart (1653 - 1692) |
| Child | Elisha Hart (1658 - 1683) |
| Spouse | Mary Phelps (1618 - 1659) |
| Child | Charity Hart (1646 - 1746) |
| Child | Martha Hart (1640 - 1683) |
| Child | Experience Hart (1650 - ) |
| Spouse | Mary Unknown (1615 - 1659) |
| Father | Stephen Hart (1568 - 1621) |
| Mother | Mehitable Hart (1572 - 1624) |
| Father | Stephen Hart Sr. (1568 - 1621) |
| Mother | Mehitable Rachel Estes (1572 - 1624) |
Endnotes
1. Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012).
2. Ancestry.com, Global, Find A Grave Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012).
5. Ancestry.com, U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012).