Wife of George Sizemore.
Lived on Prathers Creek, Piney Creek, Alleghany (then Ashe) County, NC.
Probably daughter of James Hart of Surry Cty/Wilkes Cty NC
Researchers doubt Anna had a middle name at that time period. It was illegal by church tradition.
Her name is sometimes just Elizabeth Hart and just Anna Hart.
These may be sisters, instead?
This property is near hers and her families.
DEED
Dec. 8, 1825 John HART to Jacob BALDWIN, 100 acres on south side of Bakers Ridge on Brushy Fork of Praters [Prathers] Creek, adj. Elisha BALDWIN, for $100.
Signed: John (X) HART. Wit: Eno. W. BALDWIN.
Proved Sept. 18, 1869, by John REEVES from E.W. BALDWIN's handwriting. 2:108
Lived on Prathers Creek, Piney Creek, Alleghany (then Ashe) County, NC.
Probably daughter of James Hart of Surry Cty/Wilkes Cty NC
Researchers doubt Anna had a middle name at that time period. It was illegal by church tradition.
Her name is sometimes just Elizabeth Hart and just Anna Hart.
These may be sisters, instead?
This property is near hers and her families.
DEED
Dec. 8, 1825 John HART to Jacob BALDWIN, 100 acres on south side of Bakers Ridge on Brushy Fork of Praters [Prathers] Creek, adj. Elisha BALDWIN, for $100.
Signed: John (X) HART. Wit: Eno. W. BALDWIN.
Proved Sept. 18, 1869, by John REEVES from E.W. BALDWIN's handwriting. 2:108
Wife of George Sizemore.
Lived on Prathers Creek, Piney Creek, Alleghany (then Ashe) County, NC.
Probably daughter of James Hart of Surry Cty/Wilkes Cty NC
Researchers doubt Anna had a middle name at that time period. It was illegal by church tradition.
Her name is sometimes just Elizabeth Hart and just Anna Hart.
These may be sisters, instead?
This property is near hers and her families.
DEED
Dec. 8, 1825 John HART to Jacob BALDWIN, 100 acres on south side of Bakers Ridge on Brushy Fork of Praters [Prathers] Creek, adj. Elisha BALDWIN, for $100.
Signed: John (X) HART. Wit: Eno. W. BALDWIN.
Proved Sept. 18, 1869, by John REEVES from E.W. BALDWIN's handwriting. 2:108
Lived on Prathers Creek, Piney Creek, Alleghany (then Ashe) County, NC.
Probably daughter of James Hart of Surry Cty/Wilkes Cty NC
Researchers doubt Anna had a middle name at that time period. It was illegal by church tradition.
Her name is sometimes just Elizabeth Hart and just Anna Hart.
These may be sisters, instead?
This property is near hers and her families.
DEED
Dec. 8, 1825 John HART to Jacob BALDWIN, 100 acres on south side of Bakers Ridge on Brushy Fork of Praters [Prathers] Creek, adj. Elisha BALDWIN, for $100.
Signed: John (X) HART. Wit: Eno. W. BALDWIN.
Proved Sept. 18, 1869, by John REEVES from E.W. BALDWIN's handwriting. 2:108
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