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Notes Gilbert DeHart:
Found in a book Abstracts of Berks County Wills 1752-1785 based on Abstracts
of Jacob Martin & John P. Smith:

DEHART, GILBERD, Amity, 23 Nov 1754.
To eldest son, Samuel, tenement and tract of land on north side of
Tulpehocken Road and 25 acres on south side of road. To youngest son,
William, my tract of land on south side of said road except 25 acres
above mentioned. Also to sons, all stock. To my daus., Catharine,
Sarah, Elizabeth and Mary, 50 pounds each as they arrive at 21. 
Provides for wife, Elizabeth. To sister, Charity, maintenance during
life by my 2 sons. To my father in law, Adam REED, use of the house he
now lives in, during life. Wife to have use of land until sons come of
age.
Exr. Elizabeth and William WINTERS.
Wit: William BOONE, John WARREN.

>Sealed and Delivered in the presence of E. Biddle Wm. Drury<<

Gilbert DeHart - 1754. Will probated in Berks Co., Pa. Son of Jacob DeHart.
French Hugenots. The family settled in Berks Co, prior to 1719. Gilbert owned
a large planation in Amity TWP, Berks Co, PA. His name was on the petition
for Amity TWP in 1744. Must have married around 1744. Had a sister Charity.
Brothers: Elijah, Simon, Cornelius, Samuel, Jacob and Isaac. Left his
plantation to his two sons."


 

Searching for the parents or other information  on Charles David Dawson b. 
abt 1810 SC.