I thought I would post my line again to see if anyone has any connections. There aren't many dates, just names and some places. John Hunt was married to Ann Ladd daughter of John Ladd of the Albemarle-Fluvanna area of Virginia in the mid to late 1700's. Their son David was deeded some land by his grandfather John Ladd in the Rockfish creek area of Fluvanna county in 1778. John and Ann also had a son named John Jr. who married Judith Boldin or Baldwin. The family story is they came to Missouri with Daniel Boone or one of his son's around 1820. We have a death date of Feb 11, 1839 for John Jr. in Boone County Missouri. His heirs were named as Lenaus or Linneus B., Frederick K., Warren or Warner, Littleberry, and Lucynha. Warner or Warren had 3 sons, John who died in Nevada, Bill and then Frank. Frank went to Texas. Lenaus B.'s children Martha Ann who married John McMickle, William Burch, who married Mary Ann Conley (changed to Connelly I think) Juda or Judith who I believe married William Hulett according to Census records, John M., Henry C., Daniel W., Shelin F., and Elizabeth. Lenaus's wife was Rebecca Brushwood daughter of John Brushwood also of Fluvanna Virginia. Frederick married Helena Palmer daughter of James Palmer and Sophia Bruce of Garrard County Kentucky. They had two children Thomas Dickerson born in 1844 and Berry (named for uncle Littleberry) who died when small. Thomas married Mary Ann Williamson who was the daughter of John Williamson also of Virginia. Thomas's second wife was Nancy Elliott and he had Lenaus who married Vianna Coleman, and Alice who married Frank Coleman, then Phil Brushwood, then a Singleton, and finally Jake Dab. Like I said a lot of names ond not too many dates. If anyone has any leads or questions let me know. Robin Hunt Smith [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Sandy, I had uploaded my family file a couple years ago & it had the error of dropping out the extra "John" in what was a PROVISIONAL linage -- I didn't realize at the time some features of the LDS site: 1) Once you upload, you can't correct -- it is there for infinity (or until the web crashes). No way to recall it, no way to correct it, it just stays there. 2) Although my family file has a large number of notes & explanation text that puts the information in context, none of this gets displayed. They have to put it in a GEDCOM format, which drops / removes just about all the supporting text. While what is shown here is NOT from my posting, as the names differ -- I put in Martha "Patsey" Ellison, not just Patsey Ellison, and at the time I did not know John Hunt's wife's maiden name for sure -- thought it might have been Moore -- it appears that it might be based on my original posting due to the error in my post being repeated. The basis of this linage is as follows and it remains provisional at this time for reasons you will see: 1) Abel C. Hunt is in Smith Co TN. Gersham Hunt JR is on record in Smith Co TN. From land records, Gersham Hunt is also associated with the Agee family. A Power of Attorney recorded in Barren Co, KY on 14 Mar 1815, Robert Hawthorne of Barren Co, KY, Attorney in Fact for Gersham Hunt of Smith County, TN of the one part and James Kelsey of Barren Co, KY of the other part, for $160 sells 56 acres of land. Description follows. Also, an announcement in the Carthage Gazette in 1816 for lands on which taxes are overdue includes Gersham Hunt for land on Brush Creek. From the county records, both Abel C. and John Hunt were living in Brush Creek at this time. A deed from Smith Co, TN for Daniel Agee of 8 July 1817, proved 11 Aug 1817, 33 acres on Hickman's Creek, south side of the Cumberland River to Elias Gwaltney, was witnessed by James Thomas, Absalom Cox and Gersham Hunt. Daniel was a resident of Madison County, Mississippi Territory (later Madison Co, Alabama). 1820 census shows them in neighboring Limestone Co, AL & later in neighboring Lauderdale Co, AL. Lastly, on 26 Feb 1825, the estate of Yancey Hallman was entered, Little B. Hughes, Leander Hughes and Josiah Baird commissioners. William B. Elgin & Sally Hallman executors. Notes and accounts were held for the year 1819 on William Tyre, James Elgin, G(ersham) Hunt, J. Baird, J. Elison, Mrs. E. Martin and William B. Elgin. These records put Gersham Hunt JR multiple times in the same families as Abel C. Hunt. 2) The estate suit of Abel C. Hunt contains a deposition by Edward Atwood, who was the brother of Isaac Newton Atwood, husband of Hannah Hunt (dau of Abel C. Hunt). So, Abel was Edward's brother's father-in-law. The deposition relates to the fact that in or about the year 1838 through to at least 1842, Abel C., his wife Elizabeth, at least one daughter, were practicing members of the Mormon Church and held services at their house. Edward states that the "Mormon Preacher Daniel Hunt, a cousin of old Abel,..." was present and leading the services. From the LDS records, a short diary covering a few months of his missionary work in Kentucky in the 1840's still exists. Also, Daniel and his family were signers of the Mormon Petition for Redress over losses incurred during the Mormon War in Missouri, when the Governor illegally evicted the Mormon settlers from western Missouri. Thirdly, Daniel is on the Navoo, IL tax lists and followed Brigham Young to Deseret -- where he is enumerated on the 1850 Utah census. His full name was Daniel Durham Hunt. He is alleged as the son of Abel Hunt, the older Abel who was son of Dr. Daniel and brother to Gersham JR. It is a fact, from his will, that Abel had a son Daniel. It is a fact, from the Barren Co, KY tax lists that this son Daniel was born around 1798-1800. Unfortunately, after making out his will, Abel then began to settle incrementally with all his children. A series of deeds record his settlements with those from his 2nd marriage and most of those from his 1st marriage. His sons Oliver, Noah, and Daniel, although present on earlier tax lists in Barren Co, are gone by the time he starts doing this. These were executed prior to his death & a couple more were verified after his death by his administrator, wife Elizabeth. One son was named Alexander. Although there is circumstantial evidence for Daniel being Abel's son, it is still inconclusive. I have been looking for an obituary or some other contemporary document that would tie the Daniel, son of Abel, as being Daniel Durham Hunt. The name "Durham", of course, comes from Elder Thomas Durham, Minister of the Jersey Baptist Church from 5 Jan 1793 until 10 Oct 1812. Thomas Durham moved to Smith Co TN in 1812. 3) Abel C. Hunt's sons were named Gersham, John, Daniel, Alexander, Levi Bethel and Doctor Wiseman G. Hunt. Daniel Durham Hunt's sons were named John Alexander, James Wiseman, Levi Bunyan, Abel Moroni, and Gersham Alma as well as others Mormon-related (Benoni Smith, Mormon Brigham). Thus, it is proven, based on an eye-witness to the events, that the Mormon Daniel Hunt and Abel C. Hunt are related as cousins. The unusual religious connection of Mormonism at a time when it was very rare in the Tennessee area makes it highly unlikely that there were two Mormon Preacher Daniel Hunts (Preacher being the interpretation of what Southern Baptists of the time would call them -- they themselves never claimed to be ordained ministers, but were missionaries of the church -- the church elders were the people who were what would be called "officially ordained"). The LDS records only record one Daniel Hunt in this timeframe in this area -- Daniel Durham Hunt -- and he is extremely well documented as being such. The circumstantial evidence points to the Rowan Co, NC group as the source. Unfortunately, it is not known when & where Gersham Hunt JR died, so no estate record has been located. Also, I have not been able to obtain an obituary or other contemporary record on Daniel Durham Hunt to conclusively put him as the same as the older Abel's son Daniel. Now, the attribution of John Hunt comes from family word as far as I am aware. Although I don't have any real problem with the idea that John and Abel C. are brothers, unfortunately I have not seen anything in the way of proof of this -- although there is an extensive amount of circumstantial evidence and I would have to concede that they are directly related in some way (the odds that they would just gravitate together for such an extensive amount of time so closely doesn’t seem to be by chance, but the age difference is such that they could be cousins, uncle-nephew, and even removed by a generation from each other). This is still very much in work -- hence Edger's post! Sincerely, Ken Shelton -----Original Message----- From: sbh3 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, February 15, 2003 12:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt, John of Crittendon Co. KY 1. JOHN5 HUNT (GERSHOM4, DR. DANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1) was born July 13, 1798 in North Carolina (Rowan Co.?), and died April 29, 1884 in Crittendon Co., Kentucky. He married (1) ELIZABETH ALLEN Bef. 1821. He married (2) SARAH PARIS June 07, 1866 in Crittenden Co., Kentucky, daughter of OBADIAH PARIS and PATSEY ELLISON. Children of JOHN HUNT and ELIZABETH ALLEN are: ***The above is a portion of a response to Edgar Hunt's posting looking for the father of JOHN-5. The children and body of message not shown, look correct--but look at the top. The pedigree line is incorrect. There is no such pedigree.. John 2 was not the father of Dr. Daniel, Another JOHN ,son of John -2 is missing, thus the pedigree line is incorrect. It's obviously somone's guess and the wrong GERSHOM. I wish I knew which GERSHOM\Gershum was JOHN's father.. These are the types of errors that make life hard and bring to the fore material that was copied from someone else without checking. Now don't anyone get upset-it happens all the time! Ya gota be meticulous. Happy Valentines Day!! Sandy Hunt Lubbock ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== The HUNT Document Archives: <http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html>

I don't know if your Florida Hunts are related to mine or not however, it's probably likely. My Great-Grandmother was Gertrude Hunt who was the daughter of W.H. Hunt (I don't have a first name)he was born appromimatly 1837 in South Carolina. My Great-Grandmother was born in 1868 in Cedar Key (Levy County) Florida. They are shown living there in the 1870 Census W.H. Hunt, wife Malona, Gertrude (my Great Grandmother) & son Mead. I lose track of the family after that, however, my Great-grandmother married in Fernandina Beach (Nassau County) Florida. So there is probably some link there, if you or anyone else has any info on this, please let me know. _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

This is all I have came from Felicia Gourdin some time back. Sandy Lubock ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ War of 1812 Pension Application: W.O. #7171; W.C. 5376' B.L.W. #22906-80-50 and #13372-80-55. Married Charlotte Dodd, 20 May 1810 in Union Co., S. Carolina. Resided 1851 and 1855 in Columbia Co., Florida. In Deed Bool K (of Laurens Co., S.C., pg. 257: 3/6/1819-8/30/1819: Mary Dodd to daughter Charlotte Hunt for love & affection & to her children after her death, a negro Prissy & her increase. Wit: Geo. Dillard, Jesse Alexander. Pr: J. Garlington Qm. (Charlotte w. of Samuel Hunt.) Also: (op.cit) 3/6/1819-8-30-1819, Same to daughter Margaret w of Jesse Alexander of Union Dist, a negro Gracy & her increase. To her ch after her death. Wit: Geo Dillard, Saml Hunt. Pr:JG Qm. 3/6/1819-8/30/1819. Same to daughter Eliz Dillard w. of Geo W. Dillard & her ch after her death, a negro boy slave Henry. Wit: J Alexander, S Hunt. Sandy Lubbock ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mallie" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 4:47 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt's in Florida > Would like to know if anyone has information on the Hunt Family that settled around Branford, Florida? SNIP-sbh>

Would like to know if anyone has information on the Hunt Family that settled around Branford, Florida? I have a Samuel Hunt b. 1789 in Wales(?), m. Charlotte Dodd, 10 May 1810, in Union Co./South Carolina, d. abt.1874, in Nassau Co./Fl., bur, 1874, Brandy Branch/Nassau Co., Fl. Samuel died 7 Sept. 1855, Oak Grove/Columbia/Fl. bur. Brandy Branch/Nassau/Fl. was given a land grant in Columbia Co., Fl for service in the War of 1812. Was a Pvt. in Capt. Daniel Felder's Co., S.C. Militia, 1 Oct 1814-17. March 1815 was living in Laurens Co/S.C., 1820 Camden Co/Ga., 1840 Columbia (Suwannee)Fl., in 1850 in Charlotte, living in Charleton Co., Ga. made an application for widows pension.

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HI List , an Susan an Tara , Has this been brought to the fore yet ?? , I really don ` t wanna do work over again , If someone has extracted the Hunts from the Census , where is it ?? , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan H Wilson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 4:52 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Hunt Families born in NC that moved to TN > There already is a transcription of the 1850 and 1860 census for TN. It > was done by Sistler. I should have a copy of the HUNTs somewhere. > > Sue > > On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 13:21:15 -0800 "Phil Stevens" <[email protected]> > writes: > > hi Tara , an list , I wonder , Do you know what task you face ?? > > , a > > little while ago ( last year ) i had thought about extracting the > > Hunts from > > the census , UNTILL I looked at the INDEX Book !! > > There is over 4 pages of Hunts in 1850 Tenns. and No Carolina , If > > I > > remember right !! > > There must be a better way ???? , Phil > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "rainier123" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 8:19 AM > > Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt Families born in NC that moved to TN > > > > > > > There are several Hunt families that moved from NC to TN in the > > early > > > 1800's. I have an ancestor that did the same. I think those that > > fit this > > > profile, b: NC moved to TN, should come forward and share what > > they know > > > about their Hunt family including their suspicions about who is or > > isn't a > > > parent/sibling they are still looking for. > > .... snip .... > > When I get the time I am going to look up each Hunt in NC and > > > transcribe all the Hunts in NC and TN for the earlier census > > records. > > After > > > that I will start on 1850 of all Hunts in NC and TN. > > > snip again > > > > > > Thanks to those who have shared already! > > > Tara > > > > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > > > Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives > > > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> > > > > > > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > > The HUNTList Support Staff > > Doug Hunt <[email protected]>, Sandy Hunt <[email protected]> and > > Courtney Tompkins <[email protected]> > > > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________ > Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today > Only $9.95 per month! > Visit www.juno.com > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Rootsweb's World Connect, an archive of HUNT GEDCOMs: > <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?surname=hunt> >

I know very little about Tiller, but there's reason to believe the Tabitha /Unknown/ Hunt, widow of Charles, did marry Thomas Tiller. Catherine Lindsay Knorr compiled bonds and returns in Charlotte County in 1951. Her entry on p. 83 below. "4 February 1793. Thomas Tiller and Tabitha Hunt, widow of Charles Hunt. Sur. James Johnston. Returned to May 1793 Court by Rev. John Chappell. p. 198". Charles Hunt died testate in Charlotte before Sept. 1, 1788, date his will was proved. Tabitha qualified as Executrix in same court session. Thanks for sharing the Tiller research. I'll remember to think of Tyler too. Bill Hunt, Fairport ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 7:48 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Re: Tabitha(??) Hunt widow/ Chs Hunt m Thos TIller ca 1793 > Hello listers: Although I am primarily a Tiller researcher, I do have an > instance where Charles Hunt's widow named Tabitha ??? intermarries second > with Thomas Tiller ca 1793. As I did not do this research myself..I cannot vouch for it's veracity.

Hello listers: Although I am primarily a Tiller researcher, I do have an instance where Charles Hunt's widow named Tabitha ??? intermarries second with Thomas Tiller ca 1793. As I did not do this research myself..I cannot vouch for it's veracity. However, the Tiller line is one with whom I am also attempting to hook up with for m,y George Tiller of Spotsylvania CO. b ca 1787. It is my understanding that some of the Hunt family resided in that portion of Goochland which became Albemarle>then Amherst>then possibly Nelson counties as some of my Layne documents mention neighbors Christian, New and Hunt in present day Nelson counties. Hopefull this small reference to Charles and Tabitha might assist someone. regards [email protected] Descendants of Thomas Tiller(tyler) Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS3 TILLER(TYLER) (WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1710 in Essex Co. Va, and died 1766 in Chesterfield Co., Va.. He married (1) ELIZABETH Abt. 1735 in Essex Co. Va. He married (2) ELIZABETH Abt. 1735 in Va. Notes for THOMAS TILLER(TYLER): SEE PREVIOUS NOTES ON THOS. TILLER PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS WILLIAM TILLER JR & SR; >From ESSEX Co., Va 1736-1739 Thos Tller(son) is in a sucession of various court actions listed inthe order books, sometimes as a witness, often collecting debts owed him. The last entry is in 1757 except for one in 1764 in which his name is mentioned by neither as a plaintiff or a defendant. In 1742, an estate acct lists a Wm Tiller as recving monies. 12 Jan 1750 Thos Tiller buys 100 acres from Chesley French Boulware. 9 Nov 1751 Thos sells 63 acres which the deed states was given him by his grandfather charles Brown, in partnership w/ his parents. 1757 This is the last year in which we find entries for Thos in Essex Co. He may have moved already to Chesterfield Co Va where the first entry we find is in 1759. CHESTERFIELD CO.Va: Thos is on the list of titheables. 1/25/1759 By deed, Thos Tiller of King WIlliams Paris buys 100 acres from John Covington. FROM 1760-1765 Thos is involved in various court actions as listed in court minutes. 2/4/1763 DEED Thos buys 128 acres from Js. FLowers 3/4/1763 DEED Thos buys 97 acres from Charles Clay; this land is on Paarisha's branch, totalling 225 acres which he subsequently will this 1765. 3/6/1765 DATE OF WILL OF THOS TILLER;wife, elizabeth is executrix;wills 112 acres to son wm, half of the land he lives on; the other half of the land to son Thos. the rest of the estate to wifeand thence to his daughters. 6/6/1766 will is presented to court by wife, Elizabeth. 9/5/1766 Inventory of Thos estate is returned. More About THOMAS TILLER(TYLER): Fact 1: March 06, 1765, Willdated in Chesterfield Co. Va Fact 3: Abt. 1735, Marriage to Elizabeth Fact 4: 1743, Thos witness to will of John BoulwareJr. Fact 5: 1750, Thos bought land from Chesley Boulware Notes for ELIZABETH: Wife, Elizabeth Tiller is listed in various couirt actions in CHESTERFIELD CO> < VA FROM 1766-1770 in regards to her husbands THOMAS TILLER 's will. 8/3/1770 Her son Wm TIller chooses Sam LANDRUM as guardian. (COULD THIS BE HER MAIDEN NAME????) Child of THOMAS TILLER(TYLER) and ELIZABETH is: 2. i. NANCIE4 TILLER(TYLER), b. Abt. 1750, Va. Children of THOMAS TILLER(TYLER) and ELIZABETH are: 3. ii. THOMAS4 TILLER(TYLER), b. 1760, Va;prob Chesterfield Co.; d. May 19, 1810, Warren Co., Kentucky. iii. WILLIAM TILLER(TYLER), b. 1756; d. when his father Thomas Tiller has decd.. Notes for WILLIAM TILLER(TYLER): SEE NOTED OF THE PREVIOUS THOS & WILLIAM TILLERS: This Wm TIller's father was residing in Chesterfield county for much of his adult life. He was mostlikey still underage at the time of his father'sdemise as he is noted to have chosed Samuel Landrum as his gaurdian at the time of his fathers THOS TILLER on 3 Aug 1770. In March 1780 this Wm. tiller sells 112 acres to Elazor Clay"Left him by his father Thos Tiller as stated in the deed(see previous page date 6 March 1765.) 21 OCt 1784 he marries French Hugonot, Mary Ann Ammonnet. By Dec 8, 1785 we find him selling 112 acres left him by his father, as stated in thedeed. His wife Mary Annsigned the deed also. This is the last entry noted for Wm TIller in Chesterfield Co, Va. He is probably already established in CHarlotte Co., Va where in feb 6, 1786 he purchases 50 acres from Wm. Watson, 1 May 1787 James W(illiam) Tiller is born in Charlotte Co, Va. SEe TILLER TRAILS, April issue.) More About WILLIAM TILLER(TYLER): Fact 1: August 03, 1770, Chooses Samuel Landrum as guardian -tiller sisters arenoted to have intmarried w Fact 3: October 21, 1784, Thos Tiller marries Mary AnnAmmonet, a French Huegonot Fact 4: March 07, 1780, sells 112 acres to Eleazor Clay left to him by father Thos Tiller. Fact 5: December 08, 1785, sells 112 acres left him by his father Thos.Tiller Fact 6: 1785, last noted entry on this wm,tiller in chesterfield co, va iv. ELIZABETH TILLER(TYLER), b. Bet. 1735 - 1766. v. NANCY TILLER(TYLER), b. Bet. 1735 - 1766. vi. SARAH TILLER(TYLER), b. Bet. 1735 - 1766. vii. VIRIGINIA TILLER(TYLER), b. Bet. 1735 - 1766. viii. JEREMIAH /JEMINAH TILLER(TYLER), b. Bet. 1735 - 1766. Generation No. 2 2. NANCIE4 TILLER(TYLER) (THOMAS3, WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1750 in Va. She married THOMAS PUGH January 22, 1769 in Goochland Co., Va., St James Northam Parish, son of WILLOUGHBY PUGH. He was born Abt. 1749 in Va,, and died August 1793. Children of NANCIE TILLER(TYLER) and THOMAS PUGH are: i. SARAH5 PUGH, b. 1776, Charlotte, [email protected] Creek; m. JOSEPH RAMSEY, March 05, 1795, Charlotte Co., Va.; b. January 01, 1772; d. Bef. November 04, 1845, Charlotte Co., Va.. ii. JINSEYJEAN PUGH, b. 1785, Charlotte, [email protected] Creek. iii. EZEKIAL PUGH, b. 1772, Charlotte, [email protected] Creek. iv. YOUNG PUGH, b. 1774, Charlotte, [email protected] Creek. v. ELIZABETH PUGH, b. 1780, Charlotte, [email protected] Creek. 3. THOMAS4 TILLER(TYLER) (THOMAS3, WILLIAM2, WILLIAM1) was born 1760 in Va;prob Chesterfield Co., and died May 19, 1810 in Warren Co., Kentucky. He married (1) TABITHA HUNT. He married (2) MARY ANN AMMONETTE October 21, 1784 in Chesterfield Co., Va. or Powhatan Co. Va., daughter of JACOB AMMONETTE and MARY ANN. She was born 1760 in Va, prob Chesterfield Co., Va., and died 1789. He married (3) SALLY KEMP April 21, 1791. She died in (??) as Sally doesn't live long as he remarries Tabitha Hunt two years later. Notes for THOMAS TILLER(TYLER): 9/20/1798-Thos Tiller enters 200 acres "on the waters of gaspers river, cert #2181, acc to 1st Surveyors Book, Warren Cty, Ky. 1800-1801 Thomas Tiller is on the cencus reconstructed from tax lists. 1800-1804 Thos Tiller is listed in Warren Cty ciurt minutes for jury duty, road improvement, court motions. 1800-1809 Thomas Tiller is on tax list except for 1804; only Thos. in Warren Co; in 1805 he has 400 acres. 6/1/1807 Thos Tiller buys 20 acres from Chism. 2/10/1807 Thos Tiller is security fro the marriage of Js. Tiller to Sally Boyce. 11/21/1807 Ths Tiller deeds Tabitha the use of 71 1/2 acres for separate maintenance. 8/2/1810 Appraisal os estate of Thos tiller, decd Entered into probate Nov 1810. 1810 JS.Tiller & wife as well as Tabitha are listed on the cencus. 1812 Js Tiller taxable land of 197 acres is listed as land surveyed and patented in Thos Tillers name on the Gasper River. 1/28/1826 date of jesse boyces will naming js. Tiller as a legatee; James married Sally Boyce. 1832-Young Thomas and Jesse B. Tiller join james Tiller on the tax lists. 5/5/1832 Young Thomas is married to Missouria(or Missouri)Tipton, dau of Reece B. Tipton, in Wilson Co., Tenn 1833 Young Thos and Jesse B. Tiller joins Js. Tiller on the tax lists ----- ALL OF THE ABOVE INFO REFERS TO WAREN CO., KY. More About THOMAS TILLER(TYLER): Fact 1: September 20, 1798, Enters 200 on the waters of Gaspers River, cert #2181 Fact 3: February 06, 1786, CHarlotte CO<VAbuys 50 acr from WmWatson Fact 4: April 21, 1791, marries Sally Kemp;she dies within 2 years Fact 5: September 05, 1791, Thos buys 60 acr from John WHitelow Fact 6: May 1793, Marries Tabitha Hunt the widow of Chs. Hunt Fact 7: October 06, 1793, Thos sells 60 acres designated as the HOME PROP> Fact 8: to Isaac Roach;Tabitha signs. Fact 9: 1786, to 1793 Thos is on the land tax records of Chrlotte co then disappears Fact 10: 1786, 1794 is on personal property tax listr then he disappears also ; Fact 11: Reappears w/son James in Warren Co. Ky. Fact 12: Bet. 1800 - 1810, On various tax lists,court minutes in Warren Co, Ky Fact 13: 1807, grants 71 1/2 acres to wife Tabitha for separate maintenance. More About SALLY KEMP: Fact 1: April 21, 1791, Sally is dtr of Francis KEMP Child of THOMAS TILLER(TYLER) and SALLY KEMP is: i. JAMES WHITE5 TILLER(TYLER), b. May 01, 1787, Charlotte Co., Va.; d. October 08, 1854, Missouri, Polk Co. ; Pleasant Hope, Mo; m. (1) SARAH BOYCE; b. July 17, 1778; d. September 07, 1861, Polk CO., mo.; m. (2) SARAH BOYCE, February 19, 1807, Naked Fork, Warren Co., Ky; b. July 17, 1788; d. September 07, 1861, Polk Co., Mo.; Pleasant Hope. More About JAMES WHITE TILLER(TYLER): Fact 1: February 10, 1807, Security provided by Thomas Tiller while brother Fact 3: and his security was provided by this Js, TIller. Notes for SARAH BOYCE: Sally's parents are believed to be Jesse Boyce and Sarah(sally)??? probably of Va. Jesse had will date 1/28/1826 in Warren Co, Ky;prob at Naked Fork area. Jesse second wife Nancy Graves. More About SARAH BOYCE: Fact 1: French Huegonot

New York Herald NY, New York June 26, 1865 HUNT - In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 24, of disease of the heart, Eliza McLeod, daughter of Benjamin T. and Eliza McL. Hunt. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 78 Willoughby street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock. HUNT - On Saturday evening, June 24, John Hunt, aged 69 years, a native of Frankfort, Kings county, Ireland. The friends and relatives of the family, and of his brother-in-law, Thomas Loury, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from his late residence, Third avenue, between Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth streets. His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. ******* I'm not related to either of these Hunt families -- just passing the info. along to the list in case one of you are ..... Sharyl Ferrall Descendant of Gad Hunt (CT) > Elijah Hunt (CT) > Horace S. Hunt (NY & IA)> Julia M. Hunt Pearson (NY & IA) www.sharylscabin.com

1. Some Hunt families lived in the part of North Carolina, i.e. Washington County, 1778, long before Tennessee became a state in 1796. Some migrated to other TN counties later and of course to other states. In 1850 Federal Census of TN there are a number of people born before 1796 and some show 'birth place' as TN, although wills, marriages, taxes, court minutes, prove family origins in NC before 1796. 2. Sadly, there are only a scattered few Censuses for TN before 1830. About 22 counties are missing for 1820. And who said our research would be easy! Bill

Great resource, but it's not complete. Be sure to check the county genweb page that you're interested in. I did a spot check, and a number of transcriptions I know of are missing from this list, apparently because they weren't done through this project. Sue On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 11:39:36 EST [email protected] writes: > http://www.us-census.org/inventory/inventory.htm > > you will find quite a bit of census information on this site. > > Patricia > ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

http://www.us-census.org/inventory/inventory.htm you will find quite a bit of census information on this site. Patricia

Tara and Phil, I think it would narrow it down a bit and be more helpful to list the Hunts in the 1820 and 1830 cnesus instead of the 1850. Many of the (including most of mine), had come and gone by 1850. Patricia

Hunt families in 1880 soundex for Northwest TN Gibson, Obion, Lake, Weakley, Crockett, Dyer Counties Plus a few older Hunts from Wilson Co., TN (where some of the Gibson Co. Hunts came from) If place of birth is not listed, it is TN Remember that the soundex ONLY lists families with children age 10 or under. Hunt, Albert, black male, 47, b. TN, Gibson Co Dist 19 Vol 10, ED 49, Sheet 23, line 13 Hunt, Mary, wife, 40, b. TN Hunt, Robert, son, 10, b. TN Hunt, Fannie, dau, 8 Hunt, Octava, dau, 5 Gertrude, dau, 10/12 Hunt, Alexander, white male 57, b. NC, Weakley Co., Dist 8 Vol 34, ED 171, Sh 34, line 8 Hunt, Martha A., wife, 40, b. NC Hunt, Almus J., son, 18 Hunt, Lucy D., dau, 17 Hunt, Melissa A., dau, 15 Hunt, Ella G., dau, 12 Hunt, Sallie A., dau, 11, Hunt, Robert D., son, 10 Hunt, D., white female, 35, b. TN, Crockett Co., Dist 12, Friendship (city) Vol 5, ED 9, Sh 25, line 13 Hunt, L. A., dau, 5, b. TN Hunt, L., son, 1, Hunt, E. C., white male 64, b. TN, Wilson Co., Dist 4 Vol 35, ED 250, Sheet 14, line 13 Hunt, Sally, wife, 52 Hunt, Julia A., dau, 16 Hunt, J. H., dau, 23 Hunt, E. J., son, 13 Hunt, E. J., dau, 11 Hunt, S. I, dau, 9 Hunt, A. A. L., dau, 2 Hunt, Jane, mother, 84, b. SC Hunt, George, white male, 27, b. TN, Obion Co., Dist 8 Vol 25, ED 110, Sheet 27, line 36 Hunt, Ella, wife, 23 Hunt, Mamie, dau, 4 Hunt, Brinnie, dau, 2 Hunt, George, white male, 23, b. TN, Crockett, Dist 10 Vol 5, ED 7, Sheet 24, line 45 Hunt, Ellen, wife, 19 Hunt, Ooge (or Roge), son, 3 Hunt, George W., white male, 30, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 11 Vol 10, ED 42, Sheet 25, line 20 Hunt, Emeline, wife, 27, Hunt, John W., son, 7, Hunt, S. D., son, 3 Hunt, Gillie, black female, 4, b. TN, Crockett, Dist 2 enumerated with Hunt, Short, relationship not reported Vol 5, ED 1, Sheet 6, line 9 Hunt, H. H., white male 48, b. TN, Wilson Co., Dist 3 Vol 35, ED 249, sheet 2, line 37 Hunt, Mary A., wife, 38, Hunt, Jno. W., son 14 Hunt, M. W., son, 13 Hunt, Bettie C., dau, 10, Hunt, J. A., son, 6 Hunt, G. H., son, 3 Hunt, H. R., son, 1 Hunt, Harry, black male 50, b. TN, Wilson Co., Dist 3 Vol 35, ED 249, Sheet 16, line 28 Hunt, Sarah, wife, 40, Hunt, Ann, dau, 15, Hunt, Lutitia, dau, 8 Hunt, Horace, black male age 6/12, b. TN, Gibson Co., dist 13 - Milan enumerated with Turner, William C., relationship not reported Vol 10, ED 44, sheet 7, line 34 Hunt, Isaac S., white male 25, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 11 Vol 10, ED 42, sheet 4, line 15 Hunt, Nancy A., wife, 29, Hunt, Cora J., dau, 8 Hunt, Mime L., dau, 6 Hunt, Mathew D., son, 4 Hunt, Sella, dau, 2 Hunt, Israel, black male 38, b TN, Gibson Co., Dist 16 Vol 10, ED 47, sheet 10, line 13 Hunt, Sallie, wife, 36 Hunt, George, son, 14 Hunt, Dora, dau, 10 Hunt, Lula, dau, 9 Hunt, Dina, dau, 6 Hunt, James, son, 4 Wade, Malicy, se, 26, Wade, Sam, Si, 10 Wade, Mattie, Bo, 7 Wade, Sallie, Bo, 4, Hunt, J. G., white male 31, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 18 Vol 10, ED 48, Sheet 19, line 46 Hunt, Josie, wife, 28 Hunt, R. N., dau, 8 Hunt, J. S., son, 3 Hunt, J. H., white male 37, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 18 Vol 10, ED 48, sh 11, line 34 hunt, N. E., wife, 34 Hunt, Auther, dau, 12, b. TN Hunt, Anna, dau, 10, Hunt, Elma, son, 7 Hunt, R. E., son, 2 Hunt, Fannie, dau, 4/12 Hunt, E. F., B(rother?), 23 Hunt, J. L., white male, 30, b. VA, Dyer Co., Dist 9 Vol 8, ED 12, Sh 40, line 35 Hunt, Calley, wife, 21 Hunt, John W., son, 10/12 Hunt, James, black male, 48, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 3 Vol 10, ED 34, sheet 39, line 30 Hunt, Lina, wife, 24 Hunt, Joseph, son, 18 Hunt, Nanny, dau, 12, Hunt, William, son, 8 Hunt, Trudy, dau, 7 Richardson, Polly, mother, 65, b. TN Hunt, James M., white male 25, b. KY, Gibson Co., Dist 11 Vol 10, ED 42, Sheet 3, line 24 Hunt, Puss, wife, 23, b. TN Hunt, Edie, dau, 4 Hunt, Samuel C., son, 2, b. TN Hunt, Gracie, dau, 7/12 Hunt , James W., white male 47, b. TN, Weakley Co., Dist 5 Vol 34, ED 168, Sheet 2, line 40 Hunt, Anna E., dau, 13 Hunt, Samuel, son, 9 Hunt, John M., white male, 36, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 11 Vol 10, ED 42, sheet 9, line 16 Hunt, Mary P., wife, 29, Hunt, Alace S., dau, 10 Hunt, Charlie E., son, 8 Hunt, James E., son 6 Hunt, Amos A., son, 4 Hunt, Minie L., dau, 2 Hunt, William L., son, 8/12 Hunt, John P., white male 48, b. TN, Crockett Co., Dist 10 Vol 5, ED 7, Sh 5, line 34 Hunt, Luansey, wife, 38, Hunt, William T., son, 16 Hunt, Frederick C., son, 12 Hunt, James J., son 10 Hunt, John E., son, 8 Hunt, Martha L., dau, 5 Hunt, Thomas R., son, 3 Hunt, Lillian L., dau, 1 Hunt, Joseph, white male 40, b. TN, Wilson Co., Dist 4 Vol 35, ED 250, Sheet 5, line 22 Hunt, M. J. , wife, 40 Hunt, Thos J., son, 16 Hunt, Julia A., dau 14 Hunt, Oscar, son, 10 Hunt, Lillie, dau, 7 Hunt, Masey, dau, 6 Hunt, Hattie, dau, 6 Hunt, Ally, son, 4 Hunt, Veraie, dau, 2 Hunt, Joseph, black male, age 3, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 13, Milan Vol 10, ED 44, Sheet 30, line 8 enumerated with Nesbitt, Robert, as a servant Hunt, Joseph D., white male 47, b. NC, Weakley, Dist 8 Vol 34, ED 171, Sheet 10, line 26 Hunt, Elizebeth B., wife, 42, Hunt, Lethie A., dau, 12 Hunt, Thomas, H., son, 11 Hunt, John, son, 8 Hunt, Ida, dau, 7 Hunt, Joseph, son, 5 Wilson, Joseph T., step son, 21 Wilson, Emma C., dau-inlaw, 16, Wilson, Robert D., stepson, 12 Wilson, Riley G., stepson, 10 Hunt, Walter E., son, 6/12 Hunt, Kittie, black female, 25, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 13, Milan Vol 10, ED 44, sh 30, line 6 Hunt, Ophelia, 7 Hunt, Joseph, 3 Hunt, Jessie, 1 all above enumerated with Nesbitt, Robert Hunt, Lorettie J., white female, age 8, b. TN, Weakley, Dist 8 enumerated with Witherington, Mary A., as niece Vol 34, ED 171, Sh 41, line 3 Hunt, Margaret, white female, 45, b. NC, Weakley, Dist 8 Vol 34, ED 171, sh 11, line 31 Hunt, Lethie J., dau, 16, Hunt, Willie T., son, 14 Hunt, Benjamin, son, 12 Hunt, Mary M., dau, 10 Hunt, Dennis, son, 8 Hunt, Adellie, dau, 7 Hunt, Maggie, dau, 5 Hunt, Nannie, dau, 5 Hunt, Katie, dau, 2 Hunt, Margaret, white female 40, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 7, Trenton Vol 10, ED 38, sh 60, line 40 Hunt, John, NR, 20, Hunt, Maggie, NR, 15 Hunt, Robert, NR, 11 Hunt, WM, NR, 8 Hunt, Mattie, NR, 6 Hunt, Sam, NR, 4 Hunt, Mathew, white male 45, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 21 Vol 10, ED 50, S 19, line 1 Hunt, Mary E., wife, 27 Hunt, Ellison R., son, 7 Hunt, Corilla V., dau, 4 Hunt, Azza A., son, 2 Hunt, Monroe, black male 600, b. TN, Crockett Cop., Dist 1 Vol 5, ED 1, sh 21, line 19 Hunt, Della, wife, 57 Hunt, Nathan, son, 26 Hunt, John son, 16 Hunt, Queen, dau, 14 Hunt, Mary E., dau 10 Hunt, Eleanora dau, 8 Hunt, Wilkins, son, 6 Hunt, Nat, black male, 48, b. TN, Crockett Co., Dist 1 Vol 5, ED 1, sh 25, line 2 Hunt, Maud, wife, 33 Hunt, Juda, dau, 12 Hunt, Robert son, 9 Hunt, Nick, son, 8 Hunt, Cassie, dau, 6 Hunt, Bettie, dau, 2 Hunt, Charlie, son, 2/12 Vann, Alec, b. L., 16, b. TN Hunt, R. H., white male 34, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 18, Gibson Station, 3 Main St. Vol 10, ED 48, Sh 23, line 4 Hunt, M h., wife, 33, b. AR Hunt, Guy, son, 6 Hunt, Bernice, dau, 4 Hunt, Richard M., white male, 56, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 11 Vol 10, ED 42, sh 13, line 45 Hunt, Susan E., wife, 54 Hunt, Tresa E., dau, 16 Hunt, Jane S., dau, 11, Hunt, Luella Dau, 10 Hunt, Robert, white male, 31, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 16 Vol 10, ED 49, sh 21, line 46 Hunt, Pocahontas, wife, 29, Hunt, George, son, 6 Hunt, Earle, son, 5 Hunt, Louise, dau, 7/12 Hunt, Short, black male 55, b. VA, Crockett, Dist 2 Vol 5, ED 1, sh 6, line 1 Hunt, Elvira, wife, 55 Hunt, Alfred, son 25 Hunt, Nannie, dau, 1 Hunt, Malinda, dau, 16 Hunt, Antney, son, 12 Hunt, Lousiana, dau, 10 Barham, Geo, SL, 25 Hunt, Gillie, NR, 4 Hunt, Elvira, GD, 13 Hunt, Sarah, GD, 12 Locust, Mary J., NR, 16, b. NC Hunt, T. J., white male 36, b. TN, Obion Co., Dist 13 Vol 25, ED 113, sh 47, line 33 Hunt, J. C., wife, 34 Hunt, Emma, dau, 13 Hunt, Henry, son, 10 Hunt, Luda, dau, 3 Hunt, Thomas, white male 49, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 21 Vol 10, ED 50, Sh 15, line 1 Hunt, Rebecca, wife, 29, b. NR (not reported) Hunt, James T., son, 21, b. TN Hunt, Auther, NR, 10, b. TN Hunt, Venie, black female, 6, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 13, Milan Vol 10, ED 44, Sh 9, line 43 enumerated with VanHook, William G., as a servant Hunt, W. M., white male 44, b TN, Gibson Co., Dist 18 Vol 10, ED 48, sh 9, line 32 Hunt, E. L., wife, 30, b. MS Thorp, M. A., AD, 6, b. TX (adopted?) Hunt, W. W., white male, 62, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 8 Vol 10, ED 39, Sh 21, line 10 Hunt, Elizabeth, wife, 24, Hunt, John, son, 18 Hunt, Mollie, dau, 17 Hunt, William son, 16 Hunt, James, son, 14 Hunt, Zack, son, 12 Hunt, Lee, son, 10 Hunt, Monroe, son, 8 Hunt, Burleston W., S. S., 6 Hunt, Violet, NR, 1 Hunt, white male 30, b. TN, Gibson Co., Dist 16 Vol 10, ED 47, Sh 18, line 19 Hunt, Bettie S., wife, 28 Hunt, Engenia, dau, 5 Hunt, Alberta, dau, 1 Hunt, William, white male 26, b. TN, Dyer Co., Dist 6 Vol 9, ED 15, Sh 21 (31?), line 40 Hunt, Racheal P., wife, 18 Hunt, Oria E., dau, 5/12 Hunt, Wm. C., white male, 41, b. TN, Wilson Co., Dist 3 Vol 35, ED 249, sh 2, line 27 Hunt, Susan, wife, 41, b. KY Hunt, Forest L., son, 12, b. TN Hunt, Elijah C., son 10 Hunt, Wm. D., son, 8 Hunt, Jno R., son, 5 Hunt, Martha J., dau, 5 Hunt, Mary A., dau, 2 Hunt, Young, black male, 26, b. GA, Crockett Co., Dist 1 Vol 5, ED 1, sh 14, line w Hunt, Narcia, wife, 26 Hunt, Charlie, son, 9 Hunt, Annie, dau, 7 Hunt, Hariet, dau, 5 Hunt, Odie, son, 3 Hunt, Mattie, dau, 2 Hunt, Cora, dau, 6/12 ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

1. JOHN5 HUNT (GERSHOM4, DR. DANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1) was born July 13, 1798 in North Carolina (Rowan Co.?), and died April 29, 1884 in Crittendon Co., Kentucky. He married (1) ELIZABETH ALLEN Bef. 1821. He married (2) SARAH PARIS June 07, 1866 in Crittenden Co., Kentucky, daughter of OBADIAH PARIS and PATSEY ELLISON. Children of JOHN HUNT and ELIZABETH ALLEN are: ***The above is a portion of a response to Edgar Hunt's posting looking for the father of JOHN-5. The children and body of message not shown, look correct--but look at the top. The pedigree line is incorrect. There is no such pedigree.. John 2 was not the father of Dr. Daniel, Another JOHN ,son of John -2 is missing, thus the pedigree line is incorrect. It's obviously somone's guess and the wrong GERSHOM. I wish I knew which GERSHOM\Gershum was JOHN's father.. These are the types of errors that make life hard and bring to the fore material that was copied from someone else without checking. Now don't anyone get upset-it happens all the time! Ya gota be meticulous. Happy Valentines Day!! Sandy Hunt Lubbock

There already is a transcription of the 1850 and 1860 census for TN. It was done by Sistler. I should have a copy of the HUNTs somewhere. Sue On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 13:21:15 -0800 "Phil Stevens" <[email protected]> writes: > hi Tara , an list , I wonder , Do you know what task you face ?? > , a > little while ago ( last year ) i had thought about extracting the > Hunts from > the census , UNTILL I looked at the INDEX Book !! > There is over 4 pages of Hunts in 1850 Tenns. and No Carolina , If > I > remember right !! > There must be a better way ???? , Phil > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "rainier123" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 8:19 AM > Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt Families born in NC that moved to TN > > > > There are several Hunt families that moved from NC to TN in the > early > > 1800's. I have an ancestor that did the same. I think those that > fit this > > profile, b: NC moved to TN, should come forward and share what > they know > > about their Hunt family including their suspicions about who is or > isn't a > > parent/sibling they are still looking for. > .... snip .... > When I get the time I am going to look up each Hunt in NC and > > transcribe all the Hunts in NC and TN for the earlier census > records. > After > > that I will start on 1850 of all Hunts in NC and TN. > > snip again > > > > Thanks to those who have shared already! > > Tara > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > > Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives > > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNTList Support Staff > Doug Hunt <[email protected]>, Sandy Hunt <[email protected]> and > Courtney Tompkins <[email protected]> > > > ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

hi Tara , an list , I wonder , Do you know what task you face ?? , a little while ago ( last year ) i had thought about extracting the Hunts from the census , UNTILL I looked at the INDEX Book !! There is over 4 pages of Hunts in 1850 Tenns. and No Carolina , If I remember right !! There must be a better way ???? , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: "rainier123" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 8:19 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt Families born in NC that moved to TN > There are several Hunt families that moved from NC to TN in the early > 1800's. I have an ancestor that did the same. I think those that fit this > profile, b: NC moved to TN, should come forward and share what they know > about their Hunt family including their suspicions about who is or isn't a > parent/sibling they are still looking for. .... snip .... When I get the time I am going to look up each Hunt in NC and > transcribe all the Hunts in NC and TN for the earlier census records. After > that I will start on 1850 of all Hunts in NC and TN. > snip again > > Thanks to those who have shared already! > Tara > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> >

There are several Hunt families that moved from NC to TN in the early 1800's. I have an ancestor that did the same. I think those that fit this profile, b: NC moved to TN, should come forward and share what they know about their Hunt family including their suspicions about who is or isn't a parent/sibling they are still looking for. This goes for other Hunt migrations as well. Instead of just names lets include where the individuals migrated from and where they settled. If we all send out the information, fitting the NC to TN movement, or post it we all might have a bit more luck with leads or crossing names off our potential list. It seems only a few people are sending out information these days or when they come across a list of vitals they just skim through for their name and leave the rest. I have tried to write down these other names and send it through the list in hopes it might help someone else. Genealogy is time consuming we know but think for a moment about this suggestion. It may only cost another .15 cents to copy that entire page and about 15-30 min. to transcribe it for the list but it is this one person who might send out the detail you have been searching for for years. And if you do find and send this information be sure to list the source as well and where you found it so others can document this information properly and find it themselves. I have not noticed many people doing this lately. This also goes for the internet searchers as well who find a great site that holds several Hunt names. Lets face it...the Hunt list is a bit void of information lately. Sure there are several inquiries about a persons family and this is helpful too but I know many of you are actively searching and finding information. No matter how small you think a bit of information is if it is not to much trouble to type it up and share it please do so for others. I am going to start doing this with the early NC census indexes I have on the Hunts. I have offered the look up in the past but I am just going to transcribe and then post them on rootsweb message boards. Please don't start emailing me right now with a request of a look up because I can't at the moment. But I will transcribe them. When I get the time I am going to look up each Hunt in NC and transcribe all the Hunts in NC and TN for the earlier census records. After that I will start on 1850 of all Hunts in NC and TN. This is my suggestion for those that are able to help. Just do what you can to share what you come across even when you know it is no relation to your genealogy. Not every one can do this and that is understandable but those that can or have the time and haven't already done so please take a few extra minutes to write down a little bit more. It would be so greatly appreciated by many. Thanks to those who have shared already! Tara

Seeking parents of John Hunt, b. July 13, 1798, NC, d., Apr. 29, 1884 Crittenden County, KY. One known brother Abel C. Hunt - Buried in Smith Co. TN at Brooks Creek Church Cemetery. Edgar Hunt