Hart County, Kentucky was the sixty-first county created by the state in 1819 out of parts of Hardin and Green counties and named in honor of Captain Nathaniel G. T. Hart. The Green River divides the county. Each of the biographical sketches are records submitted by the individual families and, therefore, are deemed very accurate in as far as the families at that time would have known the information. A virtual "who's - who" of pioneer Hart County, this reprint contains sketches and history originally published in: a. The History of Kentucky, by Lewis Colins, published 1882 orb. Kentucky: A History of The State, by W.H. Perrin, J.H. Battle and G.C. Kniffin, published 1885. These two books set the standard for Kentucky history and pioneer biographies. Lewis Collins or W. H. Perrin, J. H. Battle and G. C. Kniffin 2002, paper, 63 pp.ISBN: 9780788495328 101E-KY0226
