The Issue of Lewis W. Hart follow:
001.  Ruth E. Hart (First cousin once removed of the half-blood of the decedent)
According to the previously referenced cemetery record (Exhibit #83), Ruth E. Hart was
stillborn July 10, 1918 in Buffalo, New York, a twin daughter of Lewis W. Hart and Elsie
Kramer Hart.
002.  Dorothy E. Hart Hemmer Evans (First cousin once removed of the half-blood of the decedent)
According to our research and the attached documentation, Dorothy E, Hart was born
July 10, 1918 in New York, a twin daughter of Lewis W. Hart and Elsie Kramer Hart.
She married Truman Hemmer and they had one issue; namely, Suzanne Elaine Hemmer;
they divorced and she later married William Weems Evans and they had one issue; a son
who died a few days after birth, and whose name may be William Evans. Dorothy E. Hart
Hemmer Evans died December 12, 1986 in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Attached hereto are;

Exhibit #83  Copy of an excerpt of the 1920 U. S. Federal Census enumeration for
Henry Kramer, with his wife Theresa Kramer, son Albert Kramer,
daughter Eugenia Kramer, daughter Elsie Hart (a widow), and
granddaughter Dorothy E. Hart. Also residing in the home is Andrew F.
Teller, a boarder.
Exhibit #84  Certified copy of the certificate of death of Dorothy H. Evans, which
identifies her parents as Lewis Hart and Elsie Kramer. This record further
provides that the name of the informant is Suzanne Osburn of North
Carolina.
Suzanne Elaine Evans Osburn reports that her mother left no Estate and there was no
Will. A search was conducted, and no obituary was published in Saint Petersburg Times,
Florida, or in Carteret County, North Carolina.
The issue of Dorothy E. Hart Hemmer Evans follows:
0001.	Suzanne Elaine Evans Osburn (First cousin twice removed of the half-blood of the
            decedent)

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