The following is taken from a copy book entry made by my aunt, Fannie Hutchinson (1884-1946), in May 1904. It is a true copy of what SHE wrote. Hope it's of interest. Art Hutchinson ---- "A genealogy written by grandpa or Wm. Hunt, to his daughter Sally Cowles, & copied by his grandaughter Susanna, and copied again by his great granddaughter Fannie Hutchinson in May 1904. the first copy was made in July 1855. Sally, I shall write this genealogy as tho' I was talking to you and wish I could tell you more - your great, great grand father Hunt emigrated from old England and settled below Boston Mass, town of Ducksbury Co. of Plymouth, supposed to be not far from Plymouth Rock, so well known to this day; the anniversary of which is still kept up as the place where our Pilgrim Fathers landed from England in the Mayflower. Your grandfather Ziba Hunt was born in Duckbury, Plymouth Co. Mass. near the sea shore Jan 15th 1746. His father moved from Ducksbury up to a place called Groton near New London Conn. and in that place was drowned by the upsetting of a boat which he was in on the Cove. Your great grandmother afterwards married a man by the name of John Partridge who brought her up into the country to his farm in the town of Preston, Windham Co., Conn. which is as far back as I have any recollection from information as it was before I was born, but I well recollect as soon as I was old enough that my parents often visited to grandfather Partridge's, which was only 2 miles off & permitted us children to go often which we esteemed very hightly, for we thot there never was such a good place as grandpa Partridges: Silver spoons to eat our pudding and milk with, white washed walls to our rooms where we slept which was not common in those days & every thing so clean & nice; but your great grandmother Partridge was proverbial for neatness among older people. They had one child a son, half brother to your grandfather Hunt, but I think your grandfather Hunt had two own brothers and 2 sisters, one sister who sickened and died at our house whose name was Sally & Rebecca the mother of my cousin Tirum Ripley, who if living is in Mich. but my uncles, fathers brothers, were seafareing men & died at sea I think one's name was Lemuel Hunt the other I do not recollect. As to your grandparents on your grand mother Hunts side, I can go no farther back than your great grandfather whose name was Ambrose Blunt. your great grand mothers name was Joanna Clark. they raised seven children one of which was your grandmother Hunt named Joanna. the oldest sister was Miriam who married Ephriam Jones & they raised a large family, one of which I visited when in Ohio. The next of their daughters was born deaf & dumb, who lived to be about 60 yrs. old and died suddenly in a fit of appolexy her name was Mehitabel. The brothers names were Ambrose, Asher, Elisha and Walter. Your grandfather Hunt first settled within 40 rds of your great grandfather Blunts and carried on the farming & shoe making business untill near the close of the Revolutionary war, was in the war, had the command of a company & I suppose had he lived might have drawn a pension. Your grandfather Hunt moved from Conn. Norwich, Windham Co. into New Lebanon, Col. Co. in 1780 with part of his children the rest were born here your Aunt Tryphena was 13 yrs old, I was 11, and about 1796 moved up into North Hampton, Montgomery Co. where in 1820 Sept. 10, he died in the 75 yr. of his age with a fit of appolpexy and your grandmother Hunt died Mar. 12, 1825 in the 77th year of her age after having several shocks of Numbpalsy and about entirely helpless." <<Omitted: several Fellows & Rathbone paragraphs.>> ------ William Hunt: 5 Nov 1768-8 Oct 1853 Sally (Hunt) Cowles: 24 Sep 1793-1 Dec 1850 Susanna Cushing: no b. or d. dates, dau. of Caroline (Hunt) Cushing

If you will go to www.beekmansettlers.com you will find information on Mr. Doherty's research. I would be glad to see any evidence that Ralph 1613-1677 had a father Thomas. He has been inaccurately described as a son of Thomas of Westchester. See "Some Descendants of Thomas and Cecilia Hunt of Stamford CT and Westchester NY" by George T. Fish with additions by Edward H. Leggett and later additions and corrections by Mitchell J. Hunt. -- Everett Hunt/CA [email protected] > > Everett: > > I was interested to hear about the book publication of Frank Doherty's > Beekman Patent Hunts. I would like to know if this is a recent publication., > and is this through > any library? I would like to find out where I could order it? > > Were you referring to Thomas Hunt, son of Richard and Agnes? > > I have never found where they were born, but Thomas had a son Ralph born 1613 > in London died 1677 in long Island New York. > > Let me know about the book. Thank You, Sally Noud e-mail [email protected] > >

HI I have a Hunt family from Cheadle, (which is just south of Manchester) - details below Paul Griffin Name: Henry HUNT _____________ Birth Date: 25 Sep 1838 Birth Place: Faversham, Kent Death Date: 16 Mar 1899 Death Place: 46 Swann Lane, Cheadle Burial Date: 1899 Burial Place: Urmston Cemetery Father: John HUNT (1800->1838) Mother: Martha Mason HARRIS (1785->1838) Died 1899 of 'consumption' (tuberculosis). Death certificate shows 1) pulmonary phthisis 2) cardiac syncope. Born in West Street, Faversham, Kent, (which was also his first address). In 1868 he was living at Priory Place, Dover, Kent. Followed in 1872 by 3 Vulcan Road, Deptford, SE London. Later living at 15 Ellesmere Avenue, Barton Upon Irwell in Lancaster (1881). Then at 'Mansfield Villas', Church Road, Urmston, Greater Manchester. Then in the late 1880s (after 1888) they moved to 'Faversham House' also in Church Road, followed in 1893 (because of his deteriorating health) moving into lodgings in Matlock, Derbyshire. In 1866 possibly living at 18 Military Road, Hougham, Dover, Kent (son's birth certificate) In 1868 he was a journeyman and bookseller. Before he was forced to stop work because of his health, he was the manager of the Manchester warehouse of W.H. Smith and Son Newsagents in Blackfriars Street (1888). Then in late 1890s the family moved to 46 Swann Lane, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, where he lived until his death. In the early 1890s when his health began to deteriorate, he used to spend the winter abroad - once in Switzerland (Davos Platz), also in the Canary Islands Spouses: _____________ 1: Emma Jane HALL Birth Date: ca 1843 Death Date: 21 Apr 1878 Death Place: Hampden Grove, Barton upon Irwell Children: Henry Harris (1866-) John Harris (1868-1954) Arthur Harris (1870-1900) Emma Louisa (1875-1923) Herbert George (1872->1930) Frederick Charles (<1878-?1880) _____________ 2: Henrietta Maria STONE Birth Date: 22 Jul 1842 Birth Place: 6½ Oxford Market, Oxford Str, London W1 Death Date: 3 Sep 1918 Death Place: Bramhall, 16 District Road, Sudbury, Middlesex Father: Edward STONE (1815-1874) Mother: Elizabeth BROWN (1813-1887) Children: Mary Gertrude (1881-1964) Edmund (1882-1939) Jessie Madeleine (1884-1967) Septimus (1887-1972) [email protected] wrote: Hi I am researching HUNT in BOLTON, SALFORD, AND MANCHESTER all in LANCASHIRE ENGLAND regards maggi

Haven't posted this line lately and have gained a bit of new ground in my research. Anyone connected or having information about this Memican Hunt from VA who married Frances G. Cook (d/o Jarrett Walthall Cook & Elizabeth Carter), please contact me. Thanks in advance. Descendants of Memican Hunt 1 Memican Hunt b: Abt. 1801 in probably Halifax Co., Virginia d: Aft. 1870 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky .. +Frances G. Cook b: Bet. 1805 - 1810 in Halifax Co., Virginia d: Aft. 1851 in Green Co., Kentucky m: December 04, 1827 in Halifax Co., Virginia Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky 2 James Hunt b: 1829 in Halifax Co., Virginia 2 Elizabeth Hunt b: Abt. 1834 in Green Co., Kentucky or Virginia 2 Virginia Hunt b: September 09, 1837 in Green Co., Kentucky d: January 19, 1843 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky 2 Indiana Hunt b: Abt. 1839 in Green Co., Kentucky or Tennessee 2 Harriet Hunt b: July 1840 in Halifax Co., Virginia ... +McDaniel Jennings b: Abt. 1806 in Barren Co., Kentucky m: December 14, 1871 in Green Co., Kentucky 2 John Hunt b: Abt. 1841 in Green Co., Kentucky 2 Martha Bell Hunt b: June 23, 1843 in Virginia d: December 09, 1923 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky ... +William Henry Lile b: March 02, 1841 in Green Co., Kentucky m: October 07, 1869 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky . 3 Ettie E. Lile b: July 30, 1874 d: September 23, 1884 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Hunt-Lile Cemetery, Green Co., Kentucky 2 Daniel B. Hunt b: June 1845 in Green Co., Kentucky ... +Caroline Elizabeth Lile b: 1850 in Green Co., Kentucky m: January 26, 1871 in Green Co., Kentucky . 3 William Ross Hunt b: May 29, 1872 in Green Co., Kentucky d: April 03, 1934 ..... +Senora Oscar Pierce b: May 31, 1872 in Green Co., Kentucky d: April 20, 1941 in Metcalf Co., Kentucky m: February 24, 1892 in Green Co., Kentucky Burial: Center Cemetery, Metcalf Co., Kentucky 2 Sallie Hunt b: Abt. 1848 in Green Co., Kentucky 2 Edward Hunt b: Abt. 1851 in Green Co., Kentucky (end) Be well & God bless, Kate Beaugrand Cook Minnesota [email protected] or [email protected] ><>God Bless America & Israel<><

Hello Hunt listers: Does anyone have a copy of TAG; Vol 75, no. 1: "The Hunt for Simon Hunt of Concord" that could be scanned, faxed, or emailed to me? Thanks. Best Regards, Everett Hunt mailto:[email protected]

Hello Hunt Researchers, I have added several hundred more names to the descendants of Edmund of Duxbury. Still adding. Please check them out. With the publication of Frank Doherty's Beekman Patent Hunts, I hope to post several more addition and corrections to the descendants of Thomas of New York, CT hunts, and more. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~huntpage My Hunt family is at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=evhunt Best Regards, Everett Hunt mailto:[email protected]

Hi I am researching HUNT in BOLTON, SALFORD, AND MANCHESTER all in LANCASHIRE ENGLAND regards maggi

Jesse Hunt married Polly Wagstaff 30 May 1799, Mecklenburg County, Virginia. He possibly died 1830 White County, TN. Is this the parents of Elvira (Alvira) Hunt who married Solomon Hufstutler 6 September 1841 Hamilton County, Illinois? Any help with ancestry or descendants of this line is appreciated. Rolene Kiesling, Groveland, CA

I had my computer to a tecnician and should be clear of virus. If you receive a letter from me with an attachment, DO NOT OPEN I do not send attachments. I include all data in the body of the letter. Kittie Wilson

Trying this one over-any takers?-Sandy, Lubbock ----- Original Message ----- From: " Gregory and Melanie Held" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 1:31 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Jonathan Hunt, 1803, New Hampshire > Hi! > > I'm trying to find additional information on: > > Jonathan Hunt > Born: around 1803 in New Hampshire > Father: Benjamin Hunt? > Mother: Elizabeth Straw? > Married: around 1825, to Hannah French > Died: April 22, 1864 > Buried: Branch Road Cmy., Tork Twp., Medina Co., OH > > Hannah French > Born: around 1809 in New Hampshire > Father: Samuel French or Joseph French? > Mother: Esther Sooy or Jane Plummer? > Died: after 1870 > Buried: Unknown, but not next to Jonathan (the cemetery has been checked) > > If anyone could give me a lead, I'd really appreciate it. I don't live around an LDS center, and most of my research is done online. > > Thank you! > > ***Melanie Held*** > [email protected] > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Help support the Rootsweb cooperative by becoming a member! > <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>

>From the NYBROOKLYN-L, 7/25/02 >From the Brooklyn Standard Union - May 28, 1910 - Obituary "Ann HUNT died yesterday at the home of her son, George HUNT, 316 Fifth Street. She was a native of Ireland and had lived in Brooklyn for ten years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock and interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery, under direction of E. J. RENOUARD, of 422 Fifth Avenue."

thats ok felicia, being the eternal optimist, I always keep my fingers crossed in the hope that a rellie might just lay claim to me maggi

sorry!!!!!! to all on the list, BOLTON,is in LANCASHIRE ENGLAND regards maggi

Hi all I am lookin for HUNTs in the BOLTON area, I have a NATHANIEL HUNT married MARY PICKERING 10th SEPT 1843 at THE PARISH CHURCH DEANE his father was also NATHANIEL I also have WILLIAM HUNT married ROSEANNA HITON 17th DEC 1864 at HOLY TRINITY BOLTON out of interest ROSEANNA,s father was given as HUGH MILIGIN I cant find any of my hunts on any census returns, (they were supposed to have been living in HORWICH) so if anyone has HUNTS in this area I would be very interested,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,maggi

Not related - submitted for informational purposes only. THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE Riverside City, Riverside County, California Friday, July 5, 2002 page B4 - Inland Empire - Deaths HARRY SUMNER HUNT, 48, died Tuesday at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn. of injuries sustained in an airplane crash Tuesday in Lebanon, Tenn. Born in Modesto (California), Mr. Hunt lived in Riverside 11 years. He was a pilot instructor for Airtec at the Nashville Tennessee Airport. Previously he was a student teacher in Norco (California). He graduated from La Sierra University (California) in 1974. Mr. Hunt is survived by his parents, Walter and Mary of Turlock; two brothers, Dean of Tennessee and Roy of Palm Springs; and two sisters, Ruth Hunt McLeod of Turlock and Laura Lee Hunt Gomez of Modesto. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Turlock Memorial Park. Friends may call from 2 until 9 p.m. today at Whitehurst, Norton and Dias Chapel in Turlock. Memorial contributions: Harry Sumner Hunt Memorial Scholarship Fund c/o La Sierra University.

Hi All: Another shot in the dark. The names below are all familiar and some found in WYMAN. My problem is I can't put them together. If you recognize these Missouri names give me a clue. Thanks. I will have this correspondant on HUNT-L in a few days. Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: [email protected] (not yet a subscriber) Here is the list of my family members on back to Elijah Hunt My Gr.Grandmother was-- Eliza Hunt born May 15, 1854 Jefferson Co. MO. Her parents-- Wlison Price Hunt born Sept 03, 1825 died Oct 21, 1896 Jeff. Co MO. Mother-- Sophia Gamache' born Feb 09, 1831 Jeff. Co MO. died Jan 23, 1889 Jeff. Co. MO. Wilson's parents-- Isaac Hunt born June 23, 1793 Trenton New Jersey. died March 7,1862 Jeff. Co MO. Mother-- Elanore-Ellen-- born 1800 Trenton NJ. died Sept. 7, 1884 Jeff. Co. Mo. Isaac's parents-- Elijah Hunt born ? Wales ? died? <Mother -- Unknown Sandy I know there is some connection with the other Hunt families in St. Louis Mo. The reason is, the other Hunt families from St. Louis were also from New Jersey area(Trenton) and came to St. Louis earlier than my Hunt's and there was an earlier Wilson Price Hunt in St. Louis who did the exploration to Astoria Oregon. Many of the names in the other Hunt families from Trenton are almost the same names in my Hunt line. Mine-- Wilson Price, John,Ralph Hunt END

Hi - Just joined the list and am looking for the family of SARAH HUNT who lived in the town of Yetminster, Dorset England. She married THOMAS PARK there in 1827. Mac

This note probably doesn't answer Melanie's questions but it might provide some sources.I do have Benjamin's genealogy back as far as it goes-see pages beginning with page 11-1687 in WYMAN. If you can't get WYMAN and need this information I will send it to you. Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX ****************************************************** Family Group Record ========================================================================================== Husband: Benjamin HUNT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 27 Oct 1770 NH, Rockingham Co Death: Burial: Marriage: Father: Nathan HUNT II (b 7 Oct 1739) Mother: ========================================================================================== Wife: Elizabeth STRAW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: ========================================================================================== Children ========================================================================================== Prepared 21 Jul 2002 by: S.B. Hunt Lubbock ========================================================================================== FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1): HUSBAND NOTES: Benjamin HUNT Birth(2): General(3): ~~~~~ Extracted from the "Footprints in Time" database, compiled by William R. Briggs ([email protected]@gte.net). The Footprints home page can be found at http://home1.gte.net/wrbriggs/index.htm.(This info is more than a year old) COMMERCIAL USE PROHIBITED ~~~~~ WIFE NOTES: Elizabeth STRAW General(3): ~~~~~ Extracted from the "Footprints in Time" database, compiled by William R. Briggs ([email protected]@gte.net). The Footprints home page can be found at http://home1.gte.net/wrbriggs/index.htm. COMMERCIAL USE PROHIBITED SOURCES 1. W.L.G. Hunt; compiled by T.B. Wyman, Jr. Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt. Boston: John Wilson and Son, 1862-3. p 18.(Nothing here you don't already know-sbh) 2. Scott Baker. Correspondence. [email protected] : 15 Jul 1998.(This ref and the Briggs below will be the best SOURCEs-sbh)) 3. _Briggs, William R. ----- Original Message ----- From: " Gregory and Melanie Held" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 1:31 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Jonathan Hunt, 1803, New Hampshire > Hi! > > I'm trying to find additional information on: > > Jonathan Hunt > Born: around 1803 in New Hampshire > Father: Benjamin Hunt?(Jonathan does not show) > Mother: Elizabeth Straw? > Married: around 1825, to Hannah French > Died: April 22, 1864 > Buried: Branch Road Cmy., Tork Twp., Medina Co., OH > > Hannah French > Born: around 1809 in New Hampshire > Father: Samuel French or Joseph French? > Mother: Esther Sooy or Jane Plummer? > Died: after 1870 > Buried: Unknown, but not next to Jonathan (the cemetery has been checked) > > If anyone could give me a lead, I'd really appreciate it. I don't live around an LDS center, and most of my research is done online. > > Thank you! > > ***Melanie Held*** > [email protected] -to-subscribe.html> END

Hi! I'm trying to find additional information on: Jonathan Hunt Born: around 1803 in New Hampshire Father: Benjamin Hunt? Mother: Elizabeth Straw? Married: around 1825, to Hannah French Died: April 22, 1864 Buried: Branch Road Cmy., Tork Twp., Medina Co., OH Hannah French Born: around 1809 in New Hampshire Father: Samuel French or Joseph French? Mother: Esther Sooy or Jane Plummer? Died: after 1870 Buried: Unknown, but not next to Jonathan (the cemetery has been checked) If anyone could give me a lead, I'd really appreciate it. I don't live around an LDS center, and most of my research is done online. Thank you! ***Melanie Held*** [email protected]

Here's the data on my DAVID HUNT: Born: 1782, to Gilbert and Hannah (Gorham) Hunt, in North Salem, Westchester Co., NY. Married: 1806 to Clarissa Betsey Whitney. Moved to: Ridgefield, Fairfield Co., CT between 1815 - 1820 Occupation: Farmer, Mason, established a mail stage line. Died: 1862 Children (known): HENRY WHITNEY HUNT (1806), CLARRISA BETSEY HUNT (1808), GEORGE VAN RENSSELAER HUNT (1815), DAVID FLOYD HUNT (1824). Pam > Been messing around with DAVIDs: > Here are some items found! > **************************************************************** > >From The New York Weekly Museum which had other names such as Impartial > Gazeteer(1788-1817) > "Hunt, David, of Westchester, mar. Thurs last to the Widow Cooper of > Fish-Kills (July 2 , 1796). > ******************************************************************* > New York in the Revolution- Roberts 2nd Edition: > > "Ellisted men 2nd Regiment > page 34 > HUNT, David: > Hunt, Joshua > Hunt, Prince > Hunt, William." > ********************************************************************** > NYG&BR Vol 6, page 174 > "Society of Friends > Feb 7 1755 at Flushing, Aaron Hunt,son of DAVID HUNT of Barrow, Westchester > and Rebeckah Haydock, dau of Robert Haydock" > ********************************************************************* > >From Mitchell Hunt letter to me: > James Hunt and Ester Hoag removed from Hampton NH and moved to Dutchess Co > NY where FRIENDS RECORDS show they had five children..............One of > these children was Micajah b. 1760 in Dutchess Co. married "out of unity" > abt 1785 Sarah Nichols and was disciplined by the White County MM...later > moved to Pittstown--had children one of whom was DAVID--names common to > Westchester HUNTs.. > There were a bunch of Hoags and Hunts who were Quakers. > ******************************************************************** > In the descendants of William Hunt b.1710 d. 1778 Pawling, Dutchess Count > NY appears a DAVID in the fourth generation b. abt 1800 d. after Sep 1850. > his father was Thomas Hunt (Samuel-2, William-1) and wife Sarah Sprague. > Davids wife is shown as Anette (sic) Terry. David died in Oswego County. > : > Also more interesting a DAVID HUNT(StephenS.-3, Samuel-2,William-1) B. May > 18 1804 in Cambridge Washington County NY and died aft. 1850 in or aft, > 1879 Harmoney Chautaqua County NY He married Betsy BURNS(not Burris) 19 Dec > 1823 in Schaghticoke Rens. Co NY. >