HARTT LINKS

	The history of Pearl Lake, Colorado, and Minnie Pearl Hartt for whom the lake is named. Created by Cathy Hartt, the site includes information on John Kelly Hartt, area history, a five-generation picture album, and much more.
	Jack and Susan Hartt of Spokane, Washington, have created a comprehensive site about the Hartt family. Information on the Hartt family name, family trees, photographs, stories, links to other sites, and so much more is included. A "must visit" for any Hartt.
	A web page about the South Canaan Baptist Church in New Brunswick where Rev. John Hartt preached. Site includes a picture of the church and a detailed history, of the church and the building, written by Frederick C. Burnett.
	A great source for all kinds of genealogy information and links. Information for beginners and seasoned genealogists alike. If you're new to genealogy, check out the article detailing how to start your genealogy search.
New Brunswick Gen Links	The New Brunswick Genealogy Links site is a great source for information about families and places in New Brunswick. Partnerships with other sources makes this site a "must visit" for NB information.
Stonehaven Reading Room	The Stonehaven Reading Room. Memories of New Brunswick. "A little history, a little genealogy, and a touch of east-coast humor..."
Ilkeston Mines Rescue Team	The Ilkeston Mines Rescue team including Richard Syson, Arthur Syson, John Syson, Edward Syson, and Jesse Syson. A display of Richard's paintings, too.
Salem Witchcraft Trials	A great source of information about the Salem Witchcraft Trials including maps of Salem at the time, transcripts of trials (Mary Towne Estey's and Rebecca Towne Nurse's), property plots, pictures and information about the Rebecca Towne Nurse homestead, and much more. Courtesy of the University of Virginia.
Associated Daughters of Early American Witches	The Associated Daughters of Early American Witches web site.
The Salem Witch Trials of 1692	The Salem Witch Trials of 1692; a chronology of events including a picture of the Witch Trials Memorial. A statement from Mary Easty is quoted.
Wendy Durieux Giesbrecht	Wendy Durieux Giesbrecht's personal genealogy page on a number of surnames with links to other sites.
Genealogical Index for Hartt	Genealogy Index for surnames beginning with H (including Hartt)
Hartt Register Report, First Generation	Another Hartt branch starting with Samuel Hartt (1622-1683) and Mary Needham and, later, Mary Witterige as the first generation. File in pdf format; Adobe Acrobat Reader required.
Charles F. Hartt, geologist	Charles F. Hartt (1840-1878); geologist; personal and professional conflicts.
Samuel Hartt, First Generation	Hartt family genealogy starting with Samuel Hartt (1622-1683).
Newaygo County, Michigan info	Monica Erickson's Newaygo County, Michigan, genealogy information includes a write-up on a Samuel Hartt born in 1833.
DistantCousin.com, Hartt resources	Distant Cousin.com's surname resources about Hart, Hartt, Heart surnames
The Hartt Genealogy Center	The Hartt Genealogy Center at the Surname Web Genealogy site
Edgar and John Hartt	John (father) and Edgar (son) Hartt from the Biographical Review, Volume XXXIII, located at the Durham Center Museum. John was born in NY and, in 1820, settled in North Carolina.
Hartt Island, New Brunswick	Hartt Island is uniquely located along the River Valley Scenic Drive, overlooking the beautiful St. John River and within five minutes of downtown Fredericton.
Deacon Stephen Hart and his descendants, 1632 to 1875.	Deacon Stephen Hart and his descendants, 1632. 1875; the full text of a book written about the descendants of Deacon Stephen Hart. Around page 51, several Hartts are mentioned.
The Hart family of Guysborough, Nova Scotia	First Generation — We begin with two brothers: 1. Stephen Hart, born about 1605 at Braintree, Essex, England; died in March 1682; age 77. 2. Edmund Hart, he is supposed to have been one of the first settlers of Dorchester, MA, but later moved to Weymouth. His children were all girls, there were no boys to carry the name.
The descendants of Stephen Hart	This page presents much of what I know about Stephen Hart and his descendants. Stephen Hart was the progenitor of one the many Hart families in North America. It is thought that he arrived in Plymouth on the ship the Lyon in 1632.
Richard Ripley's family tree.	Richard Ripley's family tree including some Hartts who married into the Philips family.
Isaac Estey petition of 1709	A copy of the Isaac Estey (Easty and Esty) motion of 1709 denouncing the Salem Witchcraft Trials and petitioning the governor to restore the reputations of those accused.
NB Provincial Archives On-Line Research	New Brunswick Provincial Archives On-Line Research site including government records, private sector records, land grant database at UNB, and New Brunswick cemeteries.
Joseph Hart and his descendants	Joseph Hart's grandfather emigrated to North America around 1735 in search of religious freedom. Joseph served in the American Revolution. After the war, he moved within Virginia and, then, to Maryville, Tennessee.
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