CLARENCE MERLE HUNT b. 31 Mar 1889 Clinton Co., Oh. married on 14 Aug 1913 Clinton Co., Oh. to FAYE LOUISA HIATT b. 28 Aug 1891 Clinton Co., Oh. and d. 17 Nov 1931 Hamilton Co., Oh. Source: LDS Ancestral File Colleen Kitch [email protected]

Connie, I replied to you & the email bounced back. We'd love to have your Gedcom for the site ! Courtney ------------------ This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification. Delivery to the following recipients failed. [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "huntmar" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 8:15 AM Subject: Inquiry > Courtney: > > May I submit my GEDCOM for listing on this site? > > Connie Hunt > >

Reply, I also have that system and it works good. It has caught that virus about 5 times. Thank God! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 11:00 PM Subject: HUNT-D Digest V02 #82

I am receiving W32 on most attachments however my virus program is catching it. I have the latest Symantec (Norton)Virus 2002 up-date which checks all OUTGOING messages for viruses. You might want to look into this program. Sandy Lubbock

Often we don't go to ground to see whats new on our site. Here is a NEW resource. One of the best in the country.for everyone not just HUNTs. Sandy Lubbock *************************************************** Connie Hunt, Ph.D, DAC, Puyallup Tribal Member <[email protected]> BIOGRAPHY I'm relatively well versed in all of the 557 Federally Recognized Tribes (with a few pending) and some of those that are only recognized by States or that are now considered no longer in existence. I am knowledgeable in traditional marital patterns and behaviors, language groups, cultural practices, as well as historical adaptations to the dominant population. I work in the tribal communities every day and am acquainted with enrollment, benefits, and restricted access to Indian files. LINEAGE My current genealogical research is focused on the Descendents of Col. Jonathan Hunt. I am a descendent of his son Charles. The Hunt's in my family came to Oregon via wagon in 1850 (according to documentation). Eventually, a Hunt married a Puyallup Indian, and I am one of the resulting children. I am doing genealogical research in Oregon where I was born and currently reside. I am a member of the Oregon Historical Society (where apparently I have been doing research the hard way). I have lived in South America, Africa, Canada, and the US. I have traveled in Europe and Australia. I hope that I can be helpful in your inquiries surrounding your American Indian ancestors. END(She is a National Treasure!-sbh)

I came accross this list while doing my rearch so I thought I would share with all the Hunt's. Maybe someone else can find what they need like I did. Dekalb Co. TN Marriages 1848-1880 R929.37685 S623D page 57 Hunt, Archabald to Emiline Simpson 9/1/1852 (9/2/1852 Hunt Elizabeth to James Payne Hunt Elizabeth to Monroe Eles Hunt Elizabeth to William Rigsby Hunt Ellen to Isaac N. Johnson Hunt Kissey C. to George W. Spurlock Hunt Levi B. to Martha A Payne 8/14/1851 Hunt Malshel to Mary E. Evans 11/5/1851 (11/6/1851) Hunt Martha E. to John A. Robinson Hunt Mary A. to Christopher C. Prichard Hunt Mary to John Gann Hunt Martha to Margaret Dunlap 9/13/1853 ***not a typo these are the names*** Hunt Matthew to Kiza Ann Woodard 10/22/1856 (no return) Hunt Matthew to Susan Harrington 11/29/1856 (11/30/1856) Hunt Sarah J. to James M. Malone Hunt Simeon T.J. to Sarah Hane Adamson 5/14/1859 (5/15/1859) Hunt, William to Elizabeth Ashworth 5/21/1867 (no return) Tara Download NeoPlanet at http://www.neoplanet.com

MT. Carmel register 9-21-1951 Mrs. Elva Hunt taken by death An illness of several months ended in the death of Elva Bess Hunt at her home on Mt. Carmel Rout one, at 10:30Am Sept 5. She was a native of Wabash County, daughter of Lonard and Carrie Donovan Langley and was born July 4,1897. Her age was fifty four and two months and one day. She was married to Ogle Hunt at Friendsville, Dec 24,1918. He survives her along with seven children, Charles Hunt of Lancaster, Talmadge Hunt of Elberfeld Ind, Hershel Hunt, Mt Carmel, Mrs. Helen Seaton, and Booby C. Hunt of Buckskin Indiana, Mrs Norma Seals and Mrs. Mary Jo Morgan, Mt. Carmel. There is also one sister, Ruth Ellen Hunter, Elmo Montana, also nine grandchildren. Preceding her in death were a brother Oscar, sister Edith Langley and grand daughter, Mary Elizabeth Hunt

Mt. Carmel Register April 15,1913 Simonds Resident is dead Stephen H. Hunt aged and most respected citizen of Simians vicinity passed away at his home Tuesday morning April 15,1840. The deceased was about eighty years of age. Mr. Hunt had been ill for several months. He leaves to mourn his loss three children. Charles A, and George W. of vincinnes and Minnie of Danville. Three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dyer, and Mrs. John Worth of Mt Carmel and Mrs. Ester Puell of ST. Louis. Three brothers, Danial L, Charles C. and David H. all of this vicintiy. Mr Hunt was born in the county September 26,1840 and spent his entire life in the county.

Mt. Carmel Register April 15,1913 Simonds Resident is dead Stephen H. Hunt aged and most respected citizen of Simians vicinity passed away at his home Tuesday morning April 15,1840. The deceased was about eighty years of age. Mr. Hunt had been ill for several months. He leaves to mourn his loss three children. Charles A, and George W. of vincinnes and Minnie of Danville. Three sisters, Mrs. Mary Dyer, and Mrs. John Worth of Mt Carmel and Mrs. Ester Puell of ST. Louis. Three brothers, Danial L, Charles C. and David H. all of this vicintiy. Mr Hunt was born in the county September 26,1840 and spent his entire life in the county.

Here is another family members death notice Mt. Carmel Daily register 9-16-1921 Wabash claims another victim. The Wabash river claimed another victim to her long list yesterday a short time after noon when H.P. Hunt, better known at "PENN" a mussel digger 62 years old pitched from his boat into the water a short way below Patton and was drowned. The unfortunate man was father of three children all of whom are married. They are Henry Hunt, a brakeman on the big four who received a message of the accident at Pinkstaff while on his run; Edward Hunt of Arkansas, who has been wired and who is on his way here and Mrs. Amy Wilson who lives near Patton. He has four brothers , Dan, Charles, Stev, and Dave, and three sisters, Mrs. Eliza Worth, wife of John Wirth, Mrs. Hester Reel of St. Louis, and Mrs. Mary Dyer of this city. Mr. Hunt was a member of the Modern Woodsman and a member of the U.V.church.

A cousin sent me some old obituary articles from the Mt. Carmel Illinois, Wabash County area. I am going to post them here in hopes that someone out there might just link up with our family. Hunt Funeral held at Asbury Sept 17,1921 funeral services were held this afternoon for Charles Hunt, who died Monday as the result of being kicked by a mule at his home northwest of this city on the old Tanquary farm. Funeral services were at 2:30O'clock at the First Methodist Church. He was the youngest son of the late George and Lucy (Leet )Hunt and was born Sept.23,1863 in the Ogden locality. While quite a young man he was untied in marriage to Miss Mary E. Carter to which union seven children were born all of whom survive along with the loving wife. The children are Mrs. Marshall Stover, Mrs. George Goodart, and Ogle Hunt of near Lawrenceville, Harley Hunt of Patton, Mrs. John Ishum of near Friendsville, and Mildred Melvin at home with their mother. He has two sisters, Mrs. Mary Dyer of Mt Carmel, and Mrs. Hester Ruell of St. Louis, and two brothers, Danial L. of sullivan Indiana, and David H. of Granite City Il who with numerous other relatives were left to mourn his loss.

From: Green Co., KY Abstracts of Circuit Court Records, Vol. 10, by B. Wright (c) (pp. 36-41) Green Co. KY Circuit Court case # 3781, 3/30/1861 John & Julia B. Swanson & Letitia A. Satterfield vs. John B. & Charity Cook RE: division and ownership of portion of 800 ac. tract owned by Jarrett Walthall Cook in Green Co., KY "They state ... that the 800 ac. tract of land was left by their father, Jarret W. Cook, to descend at his death to all his children who ... and that the heirs of D. F. Cook, Jno. B. Cook. R. V. Cook, Memican Hunt agreed and bound themselves in a large penalty to let T. W. Lewis & Luther Buckner divide the 800 ac. tract ...." Some of the children of Jarrett W. Cook are named in the suit: 1. Julia B. Swanson m. John Swanson, live VA 2. Richard C. (sic--V) Cook 3. Nancy W. Satterfield (now dec'd; married 1st W. A. Clark, 2nd, John H. Clayborne (sic-Claiborne), and last -- (sic--John) Satterfield; lived VA & left at least 3 children all in VA: Mary J., Julia A., Letitia Satterfield) 4. Mary Wisdom m. Elijah L. Wisdom 5. Sally Faulkner m. John Faulkner 6. Frances Hunt m. Memican Hunt 7. Jarret W. Cook Jr. 8. Henry D. F. Cook (dec'd; children live Green Co., KY: Betty Luellen, Wm. Henry, George 9. Jarret, J. B. S. Cook) 10. John B. Cook Summonses to Green Co: E. S. Wisdom, Mary Wisdom, Sally Faulkner, John Faulkner, Joseph Perry, Memican Hunt, Thomas Berry, G. W. Curry, Paschal Pierce, Wm. M. Kidd, William Atwell, A. C. Higgason, Wm. Wallace, Thos. H. Moss, John B. Cook, Charity Cook, Saml. Lile, Jno. M. Asberry, Thos. C. Sandidge, Benj. Chaudoin, Melvin Curry. (end) Still searching for parents of Memican Hunt who married Frances G. Cook in Halifax Co., VA 12/4/1827. Thanks in advance for any information or connections. Be well & God bless, Kate Beaugrand Cook Minnesota [email protected] or [email protected] ><>God Bless America & Israel<><

This appeared in a posting to the NYBROOKLYN list at rootsweb.com today. I thought it might be of interest to someone on the list. Teri Tillman Brooklyn Standard Union Nov 30,1906 Greenpoint Wedding MISS LULU HILLEBRAND WEDS JAMES J.HUNT A very pretty wedding was solemnized early Wednesday evening in St.Anthony Church,when Miss Lulu HILLEBRAND, daughter of Mrs.S.HILLEBRAND,was united in marriage to James J.HUNT. What lent a particularly impressive air to the occasion was the fact that both of the interested parties are leading lights in Greenpoint social set,and the number of invitations issued showed the multitude of friends that the young couple had. The ceremony was preformed by the Rev.Monsignor O'HARE. Miss Florence DOYLE acted as maid of honor, and the duties of bestman fell upon Charles YOUNGER. The bride was dressed in a gown of pure white silk,trimmed with foreign lace,and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses. Immediately following the ceremony an adjournment was made to the home of the bride,where a wedding supper was held,and telegrams of congratulations from many out-of-town friends poured in throughout the evening. A wedding trip through the Southern States will be taken.The couple intends returning in a month to take up their home in Greenpoint,where Mr.HUNT is engaged in business. transcribe by;powife

Looking for origins of Elizabeth Hunt in Preble Co., Ohio. I know that there was a Hunt family that started in NC and migrated to Preble in 1820s. Elizabeth died April 16, 1860, Preble Co., Ohio Steve

I am researching Briton Hunt, born in N.C. on Nov. 5, 1801. He married Nancy Taylor. The family can be found in Henry County Tennessee, they moved to Arkansas in 1853. Does anyone have any information on this family? Thanks, new member, Lucy from Arkansas

Hi Listers Do any of you have any connections with the following HUNT? Benjamin HUNT b 1861 Wolverhampton, Staffs,England. Marriage 25 December 1894 Wednesfield, Staffs,England. Sarah Ann Roberts b 1865 Bilston, Staffs, England. Father of Husband Joseph HUNT b abt 1822 Bradley, Staffs, England Any connections. Dave Oram (Walsall,England)

I have noticed a cemetery on Vermont Route 110, near Tunbridge, called the Hunt Cemetery. These are no people of mine, but if someone needs a visit, it's not far from me. I would be happy to help. Paul -- [email protected] http://www.CustomSupport.com

Hi, I am new to this list having just found a Hunt Branch to my Tree. Robert Hunt Born 1825 Hartley Witney, Hants. England.he married Charlotte Cropp 1849 Marylebone, London. anyone have him on their Tree?

Hi Nina; I have no idea if this will be of help or not. I ran the name Samuel Hunt born West Virginia 1858 +/- 5 years thru the index of the 1880 LDS census. I got only one hit, see below. John Census Place: Pipe Stem, Summers, West Virginia Source: FHL Film 1255413 National Archives Film T9-1413 Page 213C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Samuel HUNT Self M M W 24 WV Occ: Works On Farm Fa: VA Mo: VA Clara E. HUNT Wife F M W 27 WV Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: WV Monk HUNT Son M S W 6 WV Occ: At Home Fa: WV Mo: WV Sylvanster HUNT Son M S W 4 WV Occ: At Home Fa: WV Mo: WV Mary E. HUNT Dau F S W 2 WV Occ: At Home Fa: WV Mo: WV Matilda HUNT Dau F S W 3M WV Occ: At Home Fa: WV Mo: WV

I finally found my granddad's parents...Thomas & Sallie Hunt are on 1880 Muscogee Co.,Ga census. Can't "yet" find them for 1870. Both his parents were b. Ga, as were all 4 of his g'parents re: this census..I find my C.W. Hunt on 1900 census with Mary Hinson, possibly his 1/2 sis Mary Hunt Hinson, ???..Will post again when I find my Tom & Salle for 1870 or earlier..Any kin out there??? Or advice?? Dot in NJ~