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Note: Was listed as a headright for Thomas Stevenson Thomas Stevenson, 241 acs. in that part of Orange Co. designed to becalled Augusta on a Br. of Catheys Riv. called Walkers Run; 30 Jul 1742, p.5 for the Import, of 5 Pers.: John Kaines, PHILIP HART, Robert Appleby,Robert McPherson, Margaret McPherson.
WILL of HENRY PHILIP HART
Granville County, NC (WB 11333) Will dated 7 Apr 1782 and proved May Court 1782.
In the name of God - Amen. I Henry Phillip Hart of the County of Granville in
the State of North Carolina being in my proper senses & memory do hereby make
this my last will and Testament
Revoking and Setting aside all former wills here to fore made by me.
Item. I freely and willingly Surrender up my soul to Almighty God and my body
to a decent burial in a Christian like manner at the discretion of Executors
hereafter named
Item. My will and pleasure is after my just debts being first paid that everything & things of what kind so ever be & Remain in possession of my beloved
wife during her natural life, after which, to be equally divided between the
whole of children my horse and chest only excepted as hereafter directed to them
and their heirs forever
Item. I give and bequeath my horse unto my grandson Philip Hart, son of
Pleasant Hart to him and his heirs forever after the death of my wife aforesaid.
Item. I give to my grandson John Easley one chest known & called by the name
of my chest.
Item. I do hereby constitute and appoint my beloved sons Joseph Hart and
John Hart my whole & sole executors of this my last will & testament in Witness
whereof I here unto Set my hand and Seal this 7th day of April 1782.
Signed Seal’d & published in presence of us
Larkin Johnston, Littleton Johnston
Henry Philip Hart. (Seal)
Source: History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1800
(Records 1762-65), pages 95 and 110
72. Wm. Royster, of Lunenburg Co., Va. to Henry Philip Harf, of Granville Co., Lese, Oct 12, 1762. Conveys for life of H. P. Hart, and Mary, Mary, his wife, tract of land on South side of Jonathan's Creek, bt. by Wm. Royster from John Bain, and joining John Stovall Jr. Cons: Yearly rent of L0.20s for himself (Hart), and 10 shil. for each of his sons while they live with him. Wit: Aaron Pinson, Wm. Hart. p. 5 (page 195)
23. Henry P. Hart, "Schoolteacher, pages 157 & 160 (page 110)
Proof of immigration
On 29 May 1741, "John Kines, Henry Philip Hart, Robert Appleby, RobertMcPherson, Margaret McPherson, Alexander McPherson, Susanna McPherson,Joseph Harris & Mark Fink in open court severally made oath they wereimported from Great Britain or Ireland immediately into this Colony andthat this is the first time of proving their importation in order toobtain land ..." [Orange County Order Book 2, page 366ff].
AGLL Microfilm Series V131-0010 (North Carolina State Department ofArchives and History, Raleigh, NC), Granville Co., NC. Tax Lists. Shows:
1769: William Hart 1 w; John Hart, 1 w; Pleasant Hart, 1 w; Henry PhilipHart, 2 w.
1771: Henry Philip Hart, 1; Pleasant Hart, 1; John Hart, 1; William Hart,1; Joseph Hart
1780, County Line District: Joseph Hart 634 - 10 -4; John Hart 590 - 2;Henry Philip Hart - poll tax - married man.
1785, John, Joseph, William
Census: 1769 Granville, Taxables - 2 Whites
Event: Land Deed 10 JAN 1762 450 acres in Halifax Co., VA
Religion: 5 MAY 1755 Granted Certificate by the Quakers
Event: Emmigration 29 MAY 1741 Orange Co., VA, Book 2, page 366 ff
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