Olivet Dartt

(4 April 1763 - )
Olivet Dartt|b. 4 Apr 1763|p423.htm|Joshua Darte|b. 14 Aug 1727|p411.htm|Deborah Spencer|b. pre 1735|p418.htm|Daniel Darte Junior|b. 31 Aug 1691\nd. 9 Feb 1771|p395.htm|Jemimah Shaylor|b. 9 Feb 1702|p406.htm|||||||

4-greats-granduncle of Darrell Allen Martin.
Olivet was born in Bolton, Tolland County, Connecticut, on 4 April 1763.1,2 He was the son of Joshua Darte and Deborah Spencer. An alternate form of his name was Oliver.3

Cited documentation

  1. [S42] Thaddeus Lincoln Bolton, Genealogy of the Dart Family in America (Philadelphia: Cooper Printing Company, 1927), pg. 13, "Olivet Dartt, born April 4, 1763" and pgs. 20-21, "Olivet Dart, son of Joshua and Deborah Spencer Dart, was born Apr. 2, 1763" [sic different dates].
  2. [S167] The June 1998 LDS Ancestral File suggests his name was Oliver, and that he was born 2 Apr 1763 -- but also includes Olivet born 4 Apr 1763.
  3. [S167] The June 1998 LDS Ancestral File suggests his name was Oliver, and that he was born 2 Apr 1763.
 
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