Callaway/Hart
Father Colonel Richard Callaway
Mother Dolly
wife Judith Brown
children:
Henry b. 8 Jun 1839
Sarah Jane
1850 District 2, Franklin, Kentucky
Frederick Hart 70
Ludy Hart 40 *Judy
Sarah I Hart 16
Sarah F Hart 18
Stephen Bates 30
Maria Bates 20
1860 Columbia, Lorain, Ohio
Post Office Elyria
Frederick Hart 80 abt 1780 KY.
Juda Hart 40 abt 1820 KY. *Judy
Mary Hart 19 abt 1841 KY.
War of 1812
lived to be 89 years old
suggested data kindly shared by PMWF:
Frederick Hart, son of Dolly. Born Nov. 1775 Kentucky Co. VA died Oct 24, 1864 in Lorain Co. Ohio. A reference to his birth can be found in the book by historians Henry Enoch and Anne Crabb entitled Women at Fort Boonesborough, 1775-1784, page 80-81. Dolly's son Frederick was the first birth of the pioneers that settled the territory of Kentucky and was mentioned, by name, in the Frankfort Commonwealth Newspaper in 1841. His wife Judith Brown may have been a servant of the Brown family of Franklin Co KY. Frederick and Judith were both freed before 1850.
Follow up research connected to work begun by PMWF, submitted by RBG:
Frederick was born to Dolly at Fort Boonesborough, KY in November of 1775, enslaved by Col. Richard Callaway. He was likely sold to the Hart family as a young child. Both Judith Brown and Frederick Hart were enslaved by the Orlando Brown family at Liberty Hall, Frankfort KY; Frederick was manumitted first, then Judith, then their two children Sarah Jane and Henry; they moved to Lorain Co. Ohio in the early to mid 1850s.
Callaway/Hart
Father Colonel Richard Callaway
Mother Dolly
wife Judith Brown
children:
Henry b. 8 Jun 1839
Sarah Jane
1850 District 2, Franklin, Kentucky
Frederick Hart 70
Ludy Hart 40 *Judy
Sarah I Hart 16
Sarah F Hart 18
Stephen Bates 30
Maria Bates 20
1860 Columbia, Lorain, Ohio
Post Office Elyria
Frederick Hart 80 abt 1780 KY.
Juda Hart 40 abt 1820 KY. *Judy
Mary Hart 19 abt 1841 KY.
War of 1812
lived to be 89 years old
suggested data kindly shared by PMWF:
Frederick Hart, son of Dolly. Born Nov. 1775 Kentucky Co. VA died Oct 24, 1864 in Lorain Co. Ohio. A reference to his birth can be found in the book by historians Henry Enoch and Anne Crabb entitled Women at Fort Boonesborough, 1775-1784, page 80-81. Dolly's son Frederick was the first birth of the pioneers that settled the territory of Kentucky and was mentioned, by name, in the Frankfort Commonwealth Newspaper in 1841. His wife Judith Brown may have been a servant of the Brown family of Franklin Co KY. Frederick and Judith were both freed before 1850.
Follow up research connected to work begun by PMWF, submitted by RBG:
Frederick was born to Dolly at Fort Boonesborough, KY in November of 1775, enslaved by Col. Richard Callaway. He was likely sold to the Hart family as a young child. Both Judith Brown and Frederick Hart were enslaved by the Orlando Brown family at Liberty Hall, Frankfort KY; Frederick was manumitted first, then Judith, then their two children Sarah Jane and Henry; they moved to Lorain Co. Ohio in the early to mid 1850s.
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