Bucks County PA Archives Biographies.....Lovett, Herman
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Source: History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania; edited by 
J.H. Battle; A. Warner & Co.; 1887
Falls Township


HERMAN LOVETT deceased, was born where his widow now resides 
in Morrisville, in the house built by Robert Morris, who is 
well known in history.  The date of his birth is August 25, 
1846, and he was a son of Hon. John H. and Charlotte 
(Mershon) Lovett, both natives of Bucks county and of 
English and French origin.  The Lovett family were among the 
first settlers of the county.  His father was a prominent 
man and served as a member of the Pennsylvania legislature.  
Herman was the youngest of two children.  He was highly 
respected, and took an active interest in the affairs of 
Morrisville and Bucks county. August 3, 1870, he was married 
in Trenton to Miss Nancie, daughter of David and Anna 
(Duncan) Boyd, who were of Scotch origin, her father being a 
blacksmith.  They had no children of their own, but have 
brought up two:  John F. Richards, who is now a clerk in the 
office of the superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad 
company; and Anna B. Richards, who resides with the widow, 
now Mrs. Young.  Mr. Lovett died in 1872 and his widow was 
married to John S. Young, who died within three months after 
their marriage. He was a native of Canada.  Mr. Lovett was a 
democrat.