According to Tipcoa Research ([email protected]) the following Harts are buried in Lot 89.
Elizabeth M. 7/23/1885; Francisa (child) 1/18/1893; Joe 11/22/1944; John 11/4/1872; Joseph (child) 1/31/1889; and Philip 6/5/1879. .
John and Barbara Hart arrived in Lafayette by the Wabash and Erie Canal in 1847. They built a brick house at 17th and Underwood which still stands but is in very poor condition.
Newspaper articles mention that John Purdue and Peter Longlois were friends of the family and often visited.
Could also be: Aishorn
Had a memorial for my 3Gr grandfather John Hart with photos....but it seems to have been deleted.
Elizabeth M. 7/23/1885; Francisa (child) 1/18/1893; Joe 11/22/1944; John 11/4/1872; Joseph (child) 1/31/1889; and Philip 6/5/1879. .
John and Barbara Hart arrived in Lafayette by the Wabash and Erie Canal in 1847. They built a brick house at 17th and Underwood which still stands but is in very poor condition.
Newspaper articles mention that John Purdue and Peter Longlois were friends of the family and often visited.
Could also be: Aishorn
Had a memorial for my 3Gr grandfather John Hart with photos....but it seems to have been deleted.
According to Tipcoa Research ([email protected]) the following Harts are buried in Lot 89.
Elizabeth M. 7/23/1885; Francisa (child) 1/18/1893; Joe 11/22/1944; John 11/4/1872; Joseph (child) 1/31/1889; and Philip 6/5/1879. .
John and Barbara Hart arrived in Lafayette by the Wabash and Erie Canal in 1847. They built a brick house at 17th and Underwood which still stands but is in very poor condition.
Newspaper articles mention that John Purdue and Peter Longlois were friends of the family and often visited.
Could also be: Aishorn
Had a memorial for my 3Gr grandfather John Hart with photos....but it seems to have been deleted.
Elizabeth M. 7/23/1885; Francisa (child) 1/18/1893; Joe 11/22/1944; John 11/4/1872; Joseph (child) 1/31/1889; and Philip 6/5/1879. .
John and Barbara Hart arrived in Lafayette by the Wabash and Erie Canal in 1847. They built a brick house at 17th and Underwood which still stands but is in very poor condition.
Newspaper articles mention that John Purdue and Peter Longlois were friends of the family and often visited.
Could also be: Aishorn
Had a memorial for my 3Gr grandfather John Hart with photos....but it seems to have been deleted.
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