This is an important document for Ralph of LI descendants of Ralph's son Edward recently received from Mitchell J. Hunt. ****************************************************************. Again, thanks for your letter and further enclosures. We have had a long and frustrating trip looking for the father of Edward of Fredon. It seems to me that the search has produced a lot of valuable information and narrowed the search to such an extent that I am 99% convinced that it must be Thomas-3, the son of Edward-2, (Ralph of LI-1)and I will try and state the conclusion concisely. I discount the possibility that Edward's father Thomas was of some other Hunt tribe than that of the descendants of Ralph-l of Long Island. From all that we have learned about Ralph's descendants only two Thomas Hunts appear likely to have been the father of Edward of Fredon. This was Thomas-3 (son of Samuel-2 of Maidenhead, who was the Thomas of Amwell) and Thomas-3 (son of Edward-2 by his second wife,(Hazzard), which Thomas appears to have been somewhat a mystery man because not much has been learned about him in any published works or records in LI and around Hunterdon Co., NJ) We can easily dismiss Thomas of Amwell. We know a lot about him and he had a son Edward of whom we know a lot. We know that Thomas of Amwell had a son Thomas, Jr., who obviously is the one of Greenwich who died in 1759. He obviously was not mentioned in the will of his father Thomas of Amwell because he would have died 30 years before his father, would have been only about age 19 when he died (if his baptism in 1740 as son of Thomas of Amwell and his wife Mary was close to his birth date which seems probable). He also appears to have been recently married inasmuch as he had a wife Jeanne but apparently had no children because none appearindicated in the settlement of his estate and none ~ mentioned in the Will of his father (who does mention children of his son Edward, which Edward also died before his father). So, if we eliminate this Thomas of Aniwell and his son Thomas, Jr., the only probability left is Thomas-3, son of Edward-2. We haven't found out much about him but what we have found is to me greatly significant. Thomas-3, son of Edward-2): We haven't found much on him in published works or in records in LI and around Hunterdon Co., NJ, but this is significant in itself. We know that he was born about 1703 in LI, oldest son of his father's 2d wife(Hazzard), that he was underage at the time of his father's will of 1715/16, and that the father's will left the family.homestead LI to Thomas and his.younger brother Jonathan. Presumably the mother contInued to live there until her death 1747 at which time Thomas -would have been about age 44 if living. That he was not mentioned in her Will. gives the impression that he might have died before then. But there are other possibilities, an obvious onebeingtliat he ha.4long left the family circle and her Will dealt with those closest to her at the time. She mentions her son Jonathan with whom she probably continued to live and also her two daughters. Jonathan appears to have removed to Hopewell, NJ, after the death of his mother, but Thomas had left for ilieremuch earlier. He appears to have been the Thomas who was admitted to the Hopewell Presby. CH in 1833 (at which time -. he would have been about age 30 and 14 years before the death of his mother. He is identified as the father of Margaret Hunt who m. Adam Ege (1728-1803), and inasmuch as their first child was b 6/24/1750, they were prob. m. about 1749 at which time Thomas would have been about age 46 and she was prob. b. 1730. Thomas would obviously have been married and probably had other children. An Edward b. in 1739 or 1744 could easily have been one of them. (I am intrigued, as I mentioned before, that the Jacob Hunt who died in Somerset Co. in 1757 might have been another son.) By legend Thomas moved up to around Fredon, Sussex Co., NJ, around 1756 or 1766 and nothing further has been learned of him. There is (to me) one very significant fact you have pointed out, which is the fact that six of the given names of Margaret (Hunt) Ege's children are the same names which Edward of Fredon gave to six of his children. I think this is more than a coincidence and it is highly probable that Edward and Margaret were brother and sister. It is also significant (to me) that in all of the places we might expect to find some record of Thomas and his wife and children (LI. Hopewell, Hunterdon Co., Greenwich, et. al.) no records have been tound, which would indicate that after leaving LI and briefly in Hopewell, he settled somewhere else, possibly in Somerset Co., and there are the puzzles you mention that you could find no record of Edward from 1756 to 1793 when he bought 470 acres in Fredon, and of course that no record has been found on what happened to father Thomas after 1756 or his wife, whoever she was. It is certainly an interesting puzzle which will continue to intrigue me. I do want to tell you that, thanks to all your good work, my present conclusion is that until someone can come up with some evidence to the contrary, Thomas-3, son of Edward-2, Ralph-of LI-1 is probably the father of your Edward of Fredon. With all best wishes, Cordially, Mitch Hunt

Cathy & Laura, Elijah Hunt was actually the son of Gershom Hunt and Elizabeth, his second wife, surname unknown - Eunice Fitzrandolf died in 1759 (3 children with Gershom) and Elijah was born abt. 1765. These are indeed his children you have listed minus the two eldest John and Sarah - Sarah married a Wilson - don't know anything further about John. Elijah died June 18, 1821 and his wife Johanna Wiseman must have died as well before 1827 and thus his children were left orphans. Johanna Wiseman's parents were William Wiseman b. abt. 1751 in Berks Co. PA, d. Sept. 17, 1805 in Rowan Co and wife Ann, surname unknown (son of Isaac b. 1700, d. 1799 & Mary also of Berks Co. PA to Rowan Co. NC)- since William was also already dead by the time of this event it is likely that the William Wiseman was William Jr., their son who was alive until 1867. William Jr. was married to Sarah "Sally" McBride and they eventually moved to Tipton Co. TN - I don't know if they took the Hunt children with them on the move but this may be where some of them anyway wound up if anyone is researching them. I don't have anything further on Elijah's children (spouses, children, dates) just that Sarah was married to a Wilson I do have children, spouses, dates, etc. on Elijah's siblings, ancestors and Johanna's siblings, ancestors, which I'd be glad to share. Abraham Hunt was Elijah's brother and he died intestate and unmarried in 1825. I am a (Ralph)Hunt descendant as well and also an (Andrew)Smith descendant (reference to Laura) of the same family that Sarah Smith was a part - who married Col Jonathan Hunt. My Hunt connection is through Anna Hunt daughter of Ralph Sr. who married Theophilus Phillips in Newtown, LI, NY, and the Smith through Sarah Smith daughter of Andrew Smith, who married John Park I of Hopewell, NJ. I have followed the Hunt and Smith lines as well as the Phillips and Parkes, and Wiseman's who married into the Hunts and who married extensively into my Owen family in Rowan Co. NC (my Parke ancestor married an Owen) because I have so many family connections that began in Hopewell NJ, went to Hampshire Co. WVA in some cases and wound up in Rowan (now Davidson & Davie) Co. NC. I feel a particular connection with these folks because I also grew up in Winston-Salem, NC just minutes away from the "Jersey settlement" in Davidson Co., and Huntsville, Yadkin Co. where I have many many family connections as well - and also grew up later in Flemington , Hunterdon Co.NJ just down the road from Hopewell NJ and I now am back, living in Winston-Salem NC. I'd be glad to help in any way I can further on these families and would enjoy sharing information that you may have as well that I don't. Susan Gall On 2 Feb 2003 20:02:55 -0700 [email protected] writes: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Wiseman/Hunt > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XSB.2ACE/619.1064.1520.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Laura: > I am very interested in finding more about the information you have > on William Wiseman. In my research I came across the Hunt name on > several occasions. Please contact me I would love to discuss this > further. Thanks, > Pam > [email protected] > > > ==== NCDAVIDS Mailing List ==== > Davidson County, North Carolina NCGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncdavids/ > > >

hi Sandy , and list , Here is a copy/paste from a list I am on , Posting with permission !! , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlotte M. Maness" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 12:35 PM Subject: [ROOTS-L] MISSOURI, Jefferson Co., BIRTHS & etc. End of the "Pearls" for today. Enjoy! Charlotte Just to remind everyone -- Charlotte's "Pearls" are now archived permanently at http://www.rootsweb.com/~ote/usa_genealogy/mo_newspaper.htm -------------------------------- Part II Jefferson Democrat Hillsboro, Jefferson, Missouri .... previous part snipped .... FRIDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 1873 MARRIED - GRAY - HUNT. On Sunday 24th of August, 1873, at the residence of H.M. PARKER, Esq., in Sulphur Springs, Jefferson county, Mo., Gabriel C. GRAY to Miss Mary F. HUNT, daughter of Wilson P. HUNT, Esq. all of Monroe County, State of Illinois.

Carol [email protected] your email address returned to me as undeliverable - would love to have file for the Hunt archives Courtney [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: Julie Hesson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 2:17 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [ROUSH-L] Re: FLORIDA LIBRARY AT RISK HEADS UP!! FLORIDA'S REPUTATION IS GOING SOUR!!! Julie, endlessly sorting out dead relatives..... ----- Original Message ----- From: Nancy B Clark Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:51 AM Subject: FLORIDA LIBRARY AT RISK Hello Everyone! This forwarded email (below) was sent to me by my daughter, Pam Cooper who is the President of the Florida State Genealogical Society and is very involved in anything and everything that is "about Florida". She is also the Genealogical Librarian at the Indian River County Library in Vero Beach, Florida, so you can see she has a very special interest in this situation. Pam also wants all researchers and genealogists that I know - no matter where they live - to be aware of this situation, so I hope you don't mind my sending this to you. We would also love to have your comments and to know that you are sending your comments to the Florida Governor (email address below). The proposal by Governor Jeb Bush of Florida to dismantle the Florida State Library is atrocious and should be stopped immediately. I am sending this memo of Pam's to the people that I know on my own email address book who would be most interested in this kind of project, including many of you who live in Canada. We simply cannot allow the governments of our states, provinces and federal governments to run our lives according to what THEY think is best for us as it usually is not the "best" as far as we are concerned. So let's get behind Pam and the FSGS and STOP THIS PROPOSAL OF GOVERNOR BUSH Send your emails and letters to the Governor and the Florida State Legislators and tell them they cannot allow this to happen in Florida, as it could very well happen in the rest of the country too! Nan Clark Grafton, Wisconsin USA >Mom: >Do you belong to some listservs that you can forward this to? We need >the help of the whole country and the world, if possible! > >Florida's Historical Treasures Are at Risk >Pam Cooper, FSGS President > >The Florida State Genealogical Society board has unanimously approved >joining a coalition to oppose Governor Bush's proposed budget regarding >the dismantling of the Florida State Library and Archives. > >The coalition currently consists of the following organizations: >. Florida Historical Society >. Florida Archaeological Council >. Florida Anthropological Society >. Florida Trust for Historic Preservation >. Florida Association of Museums > >We are asking for help of all genealogists, historians and researchers >throughout the U.S. If this can happen in our state, it can happen in >yours too. Please write, email, or fax the Florida legislators. Make our >legislators aware of this serious error that they are about to commit. >We cannot lose Florida's treasures. Send letters, faxes and e-mails to: > >Governor Bush, The Capitol, Tallahassee, FL 32399-0001, Telephone: (850) >488-4441, FAX (850) 487-080 >E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] Emails >and addresses for the House of Representatives and Senators can be found >at http://www.leg.state.fl.us/. > >Facts >1. The Governor has proposed for the 2003-4 budget ZERO dollars for the >State Library and Information Services Division. >http://www.ebudget.state.fl.us/ >2. It has been proposed that the State Library be eliminated and >holdings transferred to Florida State University in Tallahassee by July >1. >3. The proposed budget cuts $17.6 million from FSU's state funding and >President T. K. Wetherell said "The way it looks is that someone wants >us to assume a responsibility but with no money (provided)." In >addition, FSU has limited parking, and their own library is lacking so >much space that they use warehouses for some of their holdings. The FSU >library would need to hire more staff to facilitate the book processing >and increased reference questions, and at the same time reduce their >expenditures. >4. The Florida State Library and Archives Division is now part of the >Department of State, and is responsible for the State Library, the State >Archives, state record keeping and library development services/grants >programs for public libraries throughout the state. >5. The proposal for the Bureau of Archives and Records Management is for >the Records Management responsibilities to become a part of the >Department of Management, and for the State Archives to fall under the >parks department of the Department of Environmental Protection. >6. The FloridaMemory.com project will be in jeopardy. This site now >contains the photographic collection (over 90,00 pictures), Florida >Pension Application Files, Spanish Land Grants, Call and Brevard Family >Papers, and many more documents of Florida's early history. >7. The Governor's budget must not pass the Florida Legislature. Session >will begin March 4. We still have time to change the tide. > >For more detailed information go to the Records Preservation & Access >Web Site: http://www.fgs.org/rpa/FlCurrent.htm > >Thank you. > >Pam Cooper >FGS/FSGS 2003 Conference Co-Chair < http://www.fgs.org > >President, Florida State Genealogical Society < >http://www.rootsweb.com/~flsgs/ > >Chair, Librarians Serving Genealogists < >http://www.cas.usf.edu/lis/genealib/ > >P. O. 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Hi to All, It is good to be back on Hunt-L list again. Had to build a house so was off for a good while. Recently while looking over the 1840 census for Spencer Co., IN., I had a real surprise. My ancestor, Ralph Hunt Jr. b. 1772,PA migrated to Ohio Co., KY in the early 1800's. Mover across the Ohio river to Spencer Co, IN in abt 1822. I had seen the settlement of the estate of Ralph Hunt and assumed it was Ralph Hunt Jr. He was not in the 1840 index for Spencer Co. But as I have learned the index is only as good as the author. I wanted to look at Ede Hunt and how she fit into the program. And there next door to Ede Hunt was her father-in-law Ralph Hunt Jr. So now I must go back to the court records and find when did Ralph Hunt Jr. die? Good to be back, Rob Woods Woodland,WA [email protected]

In a message dated 1/24/03 9:55:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > married to Elizabeth (surname unknown) - the only other sibling I've > found for her is a Susannah Hunt who married John Deadman Oct. 9, 1805 in > Rowan Co. Annie and John married April 20, 1800 in Rowan Co. NC and they > eventually moved to Smith or Sumner Co. TN where they both died. I have > Susan, the Deadman's are in my line but there is a big ? as to who John Deadman's parent's were. I have them as Richard Marcus Dedmon and Hannah Beiley of Rowan County NC, then Greenville SC then settled in Rutherford county NC. Mark was in the Rev War and died in Rutherford County in 1839. He and Mary Polly below were children of Thomas Charles Deadman and Sarah Griffith, Griffin of Patapsco MD before they settled at the forks of the Yadkin River in Old Rowan county NC. they were Tories and their land was confiscated in MD so they headed south to NC I descend from Marcus or Mark's sister Mary Polly Deadman and Jacob Woolf, Wolf, Wolfe, b in Stokes County NC. They were my 4xgreatgrandparents. Do you have any more info on the John Lane Deadman other than he married Susannah Hunt, was suppose to be son of Richard Marcus Dedmon above? thanks, Melanie Malone

I'm afraid I have nothing at all on the Deadmans - they are not my line (I'm a Hunt descendant) and Susannah Hunt who married John Deadman is not even my particular line of Hunts....sorry, that is all I have - their marriage date is it. Susan On Sat, 25 Jan 2003 23:01:38 EST [email protected] writes: > In a message dated 1/24/03 9:55:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] > writes: > > > married to Elizabeth (surname unknown) - the only other sibling > I've > > found for her is a Susannah Hunt who married John Deadman Oct. 9, > 1805 in > > Rowan Co. Annie and John married April 20, 1800 in Rowan Co. NC > and they > > eventually moved to Smith or Sumner Co. TN where they both died. > I have > > > Susan, > > the Deadman's are in my line but there is a big ? as to who John > > Deadman's parent's were. I have them as Richard Marcus Dedmon and > Hannah > Beiley of Rowan County NC, then Greenville SC then settled in > Rutherford > county NC. Mark was in the Rev War and died in Rutherford County in > 1839. He > and Mary Polly below were children of Thomas Charles Deadman and > Sarah > Griffith, Griffin of Patapsco MD before they settled at the forks of > the > Yadkin River in Old Rowan county NC. they were Tories and their land > was > confiscated in MD so they headed south to NC > I descend from Marcus or Mark's sister Mary Polly Deadman and > Jacob > Woolf, Wolf, Wolfe, b in Stokes County NC. They were my > 4xgreatgrandparents. > Do you have any more info on the John Lane Deadman other than he > married > Susannah Hunt, was suppose to be son of Richard Marcus Dedmon above? > > > thanks, > Melanie Malone > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Rootsweb's World Connect, an archive of HUNT GEDCOMs: > <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?surname=hunt> > > >

Hi Sandy, Hmmm a time traveler I see.....ha ha....John Wiseman was obviously born Jan 24, 1780 (not 1870) - I have these folks - they are part of the Hopewell NJ Hunts who came to Rowan Co. NC - Annie's father Gersham was married to Elizabeth (surname unknown) - the only other sibling I've found for her is a Susannah Hunt who married John Deadman Oct. 9, 1805 in Rowan Co. Annie and John married April 20, 1800 in Rowan Co. NC and they eventually moved to Smith or Sumner Co. TN where they both died. I have a listing of their children - don't know if you want that or not. This Gersham Hunt was the son of Dr. Daniel Hunt b. 1726 d. 1802 and Susannah (either Lowrence or Greene - there is a debate - both families came to Rowan Co. from Hopewell NJ)....Dr. Daniel Hunt was son of John Hunt b. 1658 Newtown LI, d. Oct. 1, 1748, Hopewell NJ and Margaret Moore lots more information on all these Hunts. Jacob Wiseman was actually born Jan 12, 1746 in Berks Co. PA and was married to Elizabeth Henderson - I also have lots of information on their children and the rest of the Wiseman family as well. Susan Gall Winston-Salem, NC On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 16:08:12 -0600 "sbh3" <[email protected]> writes: > Shot in the dark!!!!!! > > I find a John Wiseman b.24 Jan 1870 married to an Annie Hunt b.abt > 1780. Thay had a son Jonathan Wiseman b.29 Sep 1804. > John Wiseman's father was Jacob Wiseman of Berks Co PA b.1745. > > 1.Anything on Annie Hunt siblings?? > 2.Does anyone know which GERSHOM Hunt was her father? > > Sandy Hunt > The Hunt List > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the HUNTList "Biographies" page lately? Direct your > web > browser to > <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hunt/list/bios.htm> > > >

Looking for information on a Hobart Hunt. I came into possession of a list of individuals mentioned in a will of Miss Mary Hunt, d/o John and Hannah Hedger Hunt of Putnam Valley, Putnam County, New York. I've been able to identify most of then individuals except for Hobart Hunt. The legal paper was dated 1932 in Carmel, NY. Therefore I'm assuming Hobart living at that time period. Mary Hunt was born abt 1845 and died November, 1932. She was the granddaughter of Daniel and Margaret Travis Hunt of Putnam County. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Liz Maloy

Shot in the dark!!!!!! I find a John Wiseman b.24 Jan 1870 married to an Annie Hunt b.abt 1780. Thay had a son Jonathan Wiseman b.29 Sep 1804. John Wiseman's father was Jacob Wiseman of Berks Co PA b.1745. 1.Anything on Annie Hunt siblings?? 2.Does anyone know which GERSHOM Hunt was her father? Sandy Hunt The Hunt List

Hi!!!!! after my recent move out here to greece,I am listing my hunts once again. looking for HUNT in particular the name nathaniel, in th following areas DARWEN,BLACKBURN,BOLTON, SALFORD, HULME AND ARDWICK all time periods,but would especially welcome pre-1700 regards maggi in AEGINA GREECE _________________________________________________________________ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Jesse Hunt (b. 26 Jun 1807, Guilford Co., NC; d. 11 Feb 1883, Wayne Co., IN), son of William Hunt (1776-1857) and Ruth Brittain (1776-1847) married Catherine Pedrick (b. 6 Jan 1807, Columbiana Co., OH; d. 18 Nov 1888), daughter of Phillip Pedrick (1771-1857) and Judith Smith (1769-1859), 15 Oct 1825, Miami MM, OH; they had: Keturah, William H., Warner S. and Abigail T. Children: 1) Keturah Hunt (b. 1826) m. Jeremiah Cox III (b. 3 Jan 1823), marriage date 31 Oct 1843, Wayne Co., IN; they had: Catherine Ellena (1844-1916), Brandon, and Leonidas 2) William H. Hunt (b. 8 Sep 1828 married Mat Gaule 3) Warner S. Hunt (b. 31 Oct 1837, IN) 1860 Census: Franklin Township, Wayne Co., IN, page 124, #869, line 884 married Harriet ?; they had: Frederick (1860-) 4) Abigail T. Hunt (my great great grandmother) (b. 22 Sep 1843, Whitewater, Wayne Co., IN; d. 19 Jan 1911, Centerville, Wayne Co., IN) married Ellis Nordick Fisher (b. 7 Jan 1839, Franklin Township, Wayne Co., IN; d. 28 Dec 1891, IN), son of Edward Fisher (1805-1882) and Phoebe Bunker (1807-1875), 31 Mar 1859, Centerville, Wayne County, IN; they had: Bertha M. Jessie (1870-1958), William Tilton, Thomas Corwin Clinton (1860-1926), Albert Nelson (1862-1903), Phoebe Catherine (Kate) (1867-1935), Esther Emily Jean (1872-1911), Rutherford Burchard Hayes (1876-1948) and Fred (1881-1901) My great grandmother, Bertha M. Jessie was defintely raised a Quaker. She attended Meeting for Worship in Economy and Richmond (Whitewater), Indiana. She told me that she was the only Quaker they let smoke! She smoked Asmador (spelling?) cigerattes [...I recall the smell with fondess] into a bowl with a towel over her head. She did, however, get read out of Meeting for marrying a non-Quaker. My grandmother says her mother raised her in a Quaker fashion. I have letters written to and from Catherine (Pedrick) and she was definitely a Quaker. Sandy, I have two (2!) broken scanners at my feet...when I get ONE in working order I will scan the letters and Anna Bond's diary (a collection of poetry, birth/death dates, and letters). Katie Bond Portland, Oregon http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~latiebond/

I am trying to find any information possible about my Great-grandmother. She was supposedly born about 1869 in Cedar Key, Florida. She married Henan Swearingen in Fernandina Beach, Florida in the 1880's. I have no date of death, althoug I've been told it may have been about 1928. She was supposed to have been ill with TB and was taken from my Grandfather when he was only 6 - about 1904 or 1905. I haven't a clue who her parents were. I was told that she was a creole though. Any help would be appreciated. _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

Nothing on children but we have the entire family back to progenitor. Shown below is what I have in my records. It would be nice to trade you your whole ancestry for what came after Jesse and Pedrick. One reason you might be having trouble is that this family is QUAKER which records are not usually found in non-Quaker genealogy programs. Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX The Hunt-L List ******************************************************* Family Group Record ========================================================================================== Husband: William HUNT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 17 May 1776 Death: Burial: Marriage: abt 1794 New GArden?, Greensboro, N. Carolina Father: Isaiah HUNT (b 16 Oct 1756) Mother: Elizabeth FLOYD (b 6 Apr 1759) ========================================================================================== Wife: Ruth BRITTAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: ========================================================================================== Children ========================================================================================== 1 M Nathan HUNT Birth: 1795 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 M Charles Edward or Edwin HUNT Birth: 1798 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 M Aaron HUNT Birth: abt 1800 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 M Isaih HUNT Birth: abt 1802 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 M Elihu HUNT Birth: 1806 Death: Burial: Spouse: Hannah OGBOURN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 M Jesse HUNT Birth: 1807 (No info on children) Death: Burial: Spouse: Catherine PEDRICK (m 1825) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 M William HUNT Birth: 1809 Death: Burial: Spouse: Elizabeth PEDRICK (m 1827) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 M Josiah HUNT Birth: abt 1815 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 M Henry HUNT Birth: 1821 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 F Rebeckah HUNT Birth: abt 1823 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 F Elizabeth HUNT Birth: abt 1826 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12 F Beulah HUNT Birth: abt 1828 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13 F Susannah HUNT Birth: abt 1830 Death: Burial: Marriage: ========================================================================================== Prepared 16 Jan 2003 by: S.B. Hunt Lubbock ========================================================================================== FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1): HUSBAND NOTES: William HUNT Birth(1): General: This family moved by certificate (Quakers) from New Garden MM Greensboro, N.C. to Chester MM in Wayne Co., In. in 1815. They resided there until 1855 when they moved to Clinton, Oh. See Vol. 13, 1966 Issue Apr/June of "Ansearchin' News": This (pg. 99) lists four families of Hunt, who seem to match the description of William's children: Josiah, William C., Susan M., and Felicia Hunt. This was from the Logan Co., Ky. census of 1850. WIFE NOTES: Ruth BRITTAIN General: "Daughter of William Brittain and Rebecca Ballinger. Were in the Chester MM Minutes, Wayne Co., Indiana. SOURCES 1. Felicia Gourdin & Clara Hunt Miller(deceased). http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tompkins/.

I know my great great great uncle William H. Hunt was born 8 Sep 1828 and he married Mat Gaule. I know he is the son of Jesse Hunt and Catherine Pedrick. That is all I know! Interested in finding out everything I can about him, his wife's family, and possible children. I know that his mother was born in Columbiana County, Ohio and his father in Guilford Co., NC and his parents both died in Wayne Co., Indiana. Katie Bond Portland, Oregon http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~latiebond/hunt.html

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Hunt Civil War buffs might like to know that all my great grandfathers letters to his wife repose in Folio 21 at the New Jersey Historical Society. He was a surgeon and posted in many places during the war. The letters are post marked from most major Civil War posts.His name was Sanford B. Hunt MD.Released from service as a Lieutenant Colonel. in a document signed by President Johnson who suceeded Lincoln. The Secretary of War, the same gent who served Lincoln , Edwin M. Stanton. Most interesting stuff. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

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Sandra: I've looked at those Hardin County Hunts quite a bit also since my g.grandmother was from that family. In this 1880 census record, two males, Jackson age 14, and Arnell, age 12, were listed with the George Oliver Hunt family. This Arnell is a little older than the Arnold your looking for, but he's the only one I saw that was close. George Hunt had moved to Hardin county from Lawrence county in the 1870s. I have no idea who this Jackson and Arnell Hunt belonged to, I have found George Hunt and all his brothers in the 1870 census, and the two boys are not listed with any of them. Don't guess this is much help, but some names to look for anyway. Red Anthony 1880 Census, District 4, Hardin County, Tennessee Hunt, George head, m, 55, TN Ky TN Hunt, Mahoney wife, f, 52, TN --- TN Hunt, Clemintine dau, f, 21, TN TN TN Hunt, George son, m, 15, TN Hunt, James D. son, m, 12, TN Hunt, Jackson Other, m, 14, TN TN -- Hunt, Arnell Other, m. 12, TN TN --- >From: "Sandra Suter" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunts of Tn. >Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2002 11:59:3 -0500 > >Hello My name is Sandra Suter and I am looking for any info on my >grgrandfather Arnold Hunt. >The only info I have is that he was born somewhere in Tn. in 1872 and died >in TN. in 1906. He married Myra Brittanne Katherine Whitlow in Savannah Tn. >in 1895. I was able to find them in the 1900 census of Hardin County Tn. He >is listed as A. N. Hunt Mary misspelled should be Myra and three sons >William Buchanan, James Jay, and Clarence Hunt in 1901 my grandmother Cora >Angeline was born and one other sister Exie in 1905. If any one can help me >at all with this I would be very grateful as I have hit a Brick wall that >is now 5 years thick. >Thank you >Sandra Suter [email protected] > >--- Sandra Suter >--- [email protected] >--- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet. > > > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Review names and download HUNT gedcom files from Courtney Tompkins site ><http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tompkins/gedlink.html> _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 3 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail&xAPID=42&PS=47575&PI=7324&DI=7474&SU= http://www.hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/getmsg&HL=1216hotmailtaglines_advancedjmf_3mf