Richard was the son of John and Sarah Hart. His mother's maiden name is unknown.
He married Margaret Snowden on April 27, 1750. They had nine children: Hannah in 1751, John R. in 1752, Mary, Sarah, Joseph, Asher R. about 1760, Margaret about 1762, Phebe and Elizabeth.
Sons John R. and Asher R. were both veterans of the American Revolutionary War.
His wife was buried at the First Presbyterian Church of Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey in 1817, but it is not known where he had been buried 34 years earlier.
He married Margaret Snowden on April 27, 1750. They had nine children: Hannah in 1751, John R. in 1752, Mary, Sarah, Joseph, Asher R. about 1760, Margaret about 1762, Phebe and Elizabeth.
Sons John R. and Asher R. were both veterans of the American Revolutionary War.
His wife was buried at the First Presbyterian Church of Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey in 1817, but it is not known where he had been buried 34 years earlier.
Richard was the son of John and Sarah Hart. His mother's maiden name is unknown.
He married Margaret Snowden on April 27, 1750. They had nine children: Hannah in 1751, John R. in 1752, Mary, Sarah, Joseph, Asher R. about 1760, Margaret about 1762, Phebe and Elizabeth.
Sons John R. and Asher R. were both veterans of the American Revolutionary War.
His wife was buried at the First Presbyterian Church of Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey in 1817, but it is not known where he had been buried 34 years earlier.
He married Margaret Snowden on April 27, 1750. They had nine children: Hannah in 1751, John R. in 1752, Mary, Sarah, Joseph, Asher R. about 1760, Margaret about 1762, Phebe and Elizabeth.
Sons John R. and Asher R. were both veterans of the American Revolutionary War.
His wife was buried at the First Presbyterian Church of Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey in 1817, but it is not known where he had been buried 34 years earlier.
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