Son of Joseph and Susan Pickens Hart.
Montgomery Standard
Montgomery City, Montgomery, Missouri
May 11, 1894
Loutre News
May 6, 1894 George Hart of near High Point Church. He leaves a wife, four daughters and two sons. Burial at High Point Cemetery.
Montgomery Standard
May 18, 1894
Callaway County, Missouri - May 5, 1894, George D. Hart died at his residence near High Pont church, of lung fever. He was born February 1831 in Randolph County, Virginia; he came to Missouri in 1849. He married Mary J. Hart in 1852. He settled first in Montgomery County then removed to Callaway County in 1892. He was a member of the GAR, having served nearly two years in the late war. He leaves a wife, two daughters and two sons, many grandchildren. He was buried at High Point Church Cemetery.
Son of Joseph and Susan Pickens Hart.
Montgomery Standard
Montgomery City, Montgomery, Missouri
May 11, 1894
Loutre News
May 6, 1894 George Hart of near High Point Church. He leaves a wife, four daughters and two sons. Burial at High Point Cemetery.
Montgomery Standard
May 18, 1894
Callaway County, Missouri - May 5, 1894, George D. Hart died at his residence near High Pont church, of lung fever. He was born February 1831 in Randolph County, Virginia; he came to Missouri in 1849. He married Mary J. Hart in 1852. He settled first in Montgomery County then removed to Callaway County in 1892. He was a member of the GAR, having served nearly two years in the late war. He leaves a wife, two daughters and two sons, many grandchildren. He was buried at High Point Church Cemetery.
Family Members
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Milo Ottmer Hart
1853–1933
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Mary Alice Hart See
1856–1947
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Susan Elizabeth "Susie" Hart Floyd
1858–1948
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Catherine Barbara "Kate" Hart Messinger
1860–1926
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Luella Hart Stehm
1863–1921
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Joseph See Hart
1865–1895
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Margaret I Hart Winter
1867–1909
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Rosa Lee Hart Hudnall
1870–1902
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Amy Hart Ham
1872–1892
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Mattie Abigal Hart
1875–1880
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