Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Hart, John T., 1930 

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JOHN THOMAS HART

THE TIDEWATER NEWS

   John Thomas Hart, aged 42 years, was killed instantly in Baltimore March 5, 
when struck by a shifting engine as he was leaving the Mount Clare Shop, where 
he was employed, to return to his home.

   Mr. Hart was born near Branchville, Va., April 3, 1888.  He was the son of 
the late Mrs. Pauline Wrenn Hart and Eugene A. Hart.  When he was about 15 
years of age the family moved to Capron, Va.  He lived there until a short 
time after his marriage in December, 1908, to Miss Lulie Barham Hill, daughter 
of Mrs. Rosa M. Hill and the late Frank T. Hill of Capron.  He then moved to 
Richmond, where he was employed at the locomotive works, and two years later 
moved to Baltimore.  There he was employed at Mount Clare shops of the 
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, from then until the time of his death.

   He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lulie B. Hart; a daughter, Mary Guessna 
Hart, two sons, Riley and John Jr. and by two sisters, Miss Louise Hart and 
Mrs. J.L. Kelley of Capron.


[John Thomas HART, employee of the B&O R.R. Mount Clare Shop, Baltimore, MD, 
    formerly of Capron & Richmond, 
 b. 3 Apr 1888, near Branchville, 
 killed in accident leaving work, 5 Mar 1930, Baltimore, 
 interment not given, 
 "The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA)] 

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