Dorothy Hart

  General Notes:

Abigail Jackson notes:
My connection comes from Reuben Hart (b.1870) son of Sidney Hart (b.1838) My Grandmothers name was Dorothy Hart. She was a tailor & lived in Kingswood, Bristol.

This is pure speculation and I do not know if it interests you but my inkling is that this line of family is creative and good with their hands. We have very ornately carved wooden boxes, games boards and trivets made by Reuben (my GGF) and also wood turning tools that he made. I know that at one point he was also a gunsmith (something else that is quite manual) Your site says Sidney was a shoemaker?

I myself studied for two years Blacksmithing and metalworking and my BA (hons) is in Ceramics.

  Noted events in her life were:

• connection. Abigail Jackson 's connection with me is as follows:
Abigail Jackson . . .
Is the granddaughter of . . .
Dorothy Hart (c1900)
Her father was Reuben Hart (1870)
His father was Sidney Hart (1838)
His father was Charles Hart (1796) he also had Sophia Hart (c1823) who married Moses Alway (c1824)
They had Fanny Alway (c1866)
She had Moses Always (1885) who married Caroline Potts (1889)
Her father was Charles Potts (1850) who married Sarah Oakley (1857)
Her father was Benjamin Oakley (1830) who married Marianna Turner (1831)
Her father was John Turner (1782) & he also had Thomas Turner (1819)
He had Benjamin Turner (1852)
He had Samuel Turner (1873)
He had Cynthia Turner (1910) who married Arthur Witton (1906)
They had Reginald Witton (1944)
His father was Willie Witton who married Edith Heptinstall (1920)
Her father was Alan Heptinstall who married Harriet Evans (1881)
Her father was William Evans (1845)
His father was John Evans (1821) & he also had Josiah Evans (1851) who married Mary Davies (1848)
Her father was Thomas Davis (c1805) & he also had Joseph Davies (1852)
He had G. A. Davies (1894)
He had Colin Davies (1925)
He had me - Robyn Bray (nee Davies) (1950)