Memoir from 1908: (VI) John Hardy, son of Phineas Hardy (5), was born in Northborough, Massachusetts, April 15, 1794. The death of his mother when he was less than eight years old made it necessary that he earn his own education and his way through life. He attended school during the winter and worked out, doing a boy’s part or; the farm during the warm months; but always was an attentive reader, and came to be a man posssessed of an excellent understanding on general subjects. He began his active life as a farmer, having bought a farm in Westborough before he was thirty years old. His father was a member of his household and died April 28, 1831. After his second marriage Mr. Hardy sold his lands in Vestborough and removed to Windham, New Hampshire, in October, 1836, and bought what was once a part of the original George Clark tract. There he built a house and spent the remaining years of his life. His farm comprised seventy acres of good land and was devoted largely to fruit growing. Mr. Hardy himself was a thrifty farmer, a man of influence in the town, a consistent member of the Congregational church, and in politics originally was a Vhig, a strong and uncompromising Abolitionist and ultimately a Republican. During the war of 1812-15 be entered the service and was on duty at Fort Varren. He died in Windham, August 6, 1873. He married first, March 9, 1824, Betsey Barker, born in Marlboro, New Hampshire, June10, 1799, died in Northborough, Massachusetts, September 20, 1833, daughter of Francis and Lucy (Derby) Barker. Second, September, 1834. Mary Barker, sister of his first wife, born September 3, 1792, died June 28, 1866. Children, all born of his first marriage: 1. Dexter Warren, February 22, 1825, died April 19, 1849. 2. Eliza Whitney, born January 9, 1827, died January 7, 1846. 3. John Loring, born October 25, 1828; see forward. 4. Mary Ann, born April 28, 1830, died August 24, 1847. 5. Joseph Franklin, born May 20, 1832, died November 7, 1861 ; enlisted early in the civil war in Company A, Seventh Iowa Volunteer Infantry, and was killed in battle at Belmont, Missouri. 6. Villiam Barker. September 20, 1833, died October 17,1833.
From Genealogical and Personal Memoirs… Cutter, 1908
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Note: #N0566.
Marriage Husband Phineas Hardy. Marriage 3 JUN 1779. 2 Note: #N2610. [1] MH:F123 RIN Child: Ephraim Hardy. Child: @I0319@. Child: Tilly Hardy. Child: Sally Hardy. Child: Noah Hardy. Child: John Hardy. Note: #N2611.
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John Hardy
Gender: Male
Birth: Apr 15 1794 - Northborough, Worcester, MA
Marriage: Spouse: Elizabeth (Betsy) Barker - Mar 9 1824
Death: Aug 6 1873 - Windham, Rockingham, NH
Father: Phineas Hardy
Mother: Sarah Wyman
Wives: Mary Barker, Elizabeth (Betsy) Barker
Siblings: Noah Hardy, Tilly Hardy, Sally Hardy, Ephraim Hardy, Nahum T. Hardy, Noah Hardy
No NOTE record found with id N2661.
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