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Family: Benjamin Hart, Sr. / Hannah Cook (F9371)  ^[1] 

• Father | Male Benjamin Hart, Sr.

  
  

  Born	1720	Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey
  Died	1806	Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey
  Buried		First Presbyterian Church of Ewing Ceme. Ewing, Mercer Co., New Jersey
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  Mother | Female Hannah Cook

  
  

  Born	17 Jul 1723	Lawrence, Mercer Co., NJ
  Died		Ewing, Mercer Co., NJ
  Buried		First Presbyterian Church of Ewing Cemetery Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey
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  Child 1 | Female + Mary Hart

  
  

  Born	1751	Cester, Morris Co., New Jersey
  Died	1830	Cester, Morris Co., New Jersey
  Buried		Pleasant Hill Ceme, Chester Morris Co., NJ
  Spouse	Andrew Larison/Lawson | F9370
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  [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/125256472/hannah_hart. Hannah Cook Hart Birth: 17 Jul 1723, Lawrence, Mercer County, NJ Death: unknown, Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey Burial: First Presbyterian Church of Ewing Ceme Ewing, Mercer County, New Jersey Parents William Cook Sr., 1698 ? unknown Hannah Phillips Cook, 1702 ? unknown Spouse Benjamin Hart Sr., 1720?1806 Siblings Henry Cook, 1724?1786 Wintiah Cook Ketcham, 1726?1789 William Cook Jr., 1732?1802 Abigail Cook? Pierson, 1743?1787 Children William Hart Sr., 1745?1818 Mary Hart Larison, 1751?1830 Pamela Hart Harcourt, 1752?1827 Benjamin Hart Jr., 1754?1813 Absalom Hart, 1755?1826 Ralph Hart, 1757?1830 Stephen Hart, 1758?1838 Abigail "Abba" Hart, 1759?1846 Elijah Hart Sr., 1765?1846 Hannah was the daughter of William Cook and Hannah Phillips of Maidenhead Twp., old Hunterdon Co., NJ (now Lawrence Twp., Mercer Co.). She is presumed to have been born there, where her and her siblings' births are recorded. However, she is also referred to as "Hannah Cook of Trenton." She married Benjamin Hart in the 1740s. See his memorial for details about their children. She died before 6 May 1801, when her husband made his will. They lived in old Trenton Twp., in the area now Ewing, near the present day border with Lawrence. She is presumed to have died there, though the date is unknown. Gravesite Details Hannah might be buried in Ewing Church Cemetery with other family members; however, no gravestone survives there for her.