Have been working on this but so far nothing. Sandy Hunt Lubbock --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: [email protected] I have been subscribing to the Hunt List for several months and kept hoping I would see something that might help me in my search. My grandfather was Samuel Anderson Hunt who was born around 1858 in West Virginia, settled in Estill County, KY and died 3/11/1927. My grandmother's name is Grace Ellen Hollers (Reynolds). He had at least two sons before he married my grandmother, John Hunt and Huey Hunt. My father was born 8/16/1926 in Ravenna, KY (Estill County). His father, died when he was seven months old. Would you happen to have any info on this line?? Any assistance will be appreciated. My father does not have a lot of info and would like to know where our family came from. Thank you for any help you can give. Nina (Hunt) Bennett

I don't have any information on this person. Does anyone on the List have help for Lenetta? You can reply to her at: [email protected] but be sure to send a copy us on the list. Only a Genealogist regards a step backwards, as progress. Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL [email protected] Researching: CURRAN - Vermont, New York >> Ireland McCOLLUM - Vermont >> Canada >> Scotland HUNT - North Carolina STITT - Indiana >> Ireland -----Original Message----- From: mike [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 6:57 PM To: [email protected] Subject: hunt I am looking for a William Martin Hunt born abt 1823 INd. do you have anything on him he died some time before 1860 last daughter born to him 1856 he was not in the 1860 census find his wife and two of their 4 children in 1870 wife is remarried and has 3 of her 4 children with her I have really ran in to a brick wall with him. thanks for any help! Lenetta Haines

Notice of Interest: The following appeared in The Indianapolis Star for Sunday, May 19, 2002, under Travel Notes by David Mannweiler. "RV Tour makes stop here Friday" "The National RV History Tour will pause at the Indiana State Fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday so recreational vehicle historian David Woodworth can show off a 1937 Art Deco-style Hunt HouseCar and a 2002 Holiday Rambler Endeavor, a 34 foot motorhome manufactured in Wakarusa, Ind." "The HouseCar was designed and made by Hollywood cinematographer J. Roy Hunt. That's his image made into a hood ornament." Nancy Lynn, Indianapolis

Couldn't resist sending this one along http://www.paul_smith.doctors.org.uk/ArchaicMedicalTerms.htm Courtney [email protected]

NEW! You will like this one: IL Death Index 1916-1951 http://www2.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/idphdeathindex.html Lisa

Don't open any mail attachments that might appear to come from [email protected], my other ISP. I am having W32kl virus problems. Everything looks ok on JUNO. Sandy Hunt Lubbock [email protected] [email protected]

As per request. Charles Moore Hunt...Died 2 March 1902 at his home in Smith Twp., Worth County, Missouri., Aged 70. He was born in Wayne County, Indiana 23 Nov 1831. When he was 4 years old moved with his parents to La Porte County, Indiana. In 1852 he moved to Lee County, Illinois and engaged in farming, until 1856 when he moved to Worth County, Missouri. He married Miss Anna Rumsy, 23 Nov 1854, a native of Pennsylvania. They were the parents of 7 children (3 had died before Charles). Living were James H., Alson A., George R. and Mrs. Sarah E. Motsinger. (A Richard F. is mentioned in an earlier article so he must be dead by this date.) Mr. Hunt is from a family of 8 boys and 2 girls. All had passed away except, John A. Hunt of Grant City, Missouri. James L. Hunt of Macon, Missouri. Richard T. Hunt of Greenwood, Missouri. Services by the Mason Lodge of Grant City and Allendale. Burial Kirk Cemetery, Worth County, Missouri. Charles was elected three terms as Sheriff of Worth County. First time in 1872. In 1864 he was elected Justice of the Peace of Smith Township, Worth County. His brother, John A. Hunt, owned Hunt's Hotel in Allendale. He was born July 22, 1827. Parents are listed as William and Elizabeth Hunt of North Carolina. John married Sarah A. Davison in 1849. She was born in Ohio. John was in Company K, Seventy-fifth Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and was in the Perryville and Stone River Battles. He mustered out in March 1863 at Nashville, Tennessee on account of disability. He moved to Allendale, Worth County, Missouri in 1865. He has two children living in 1882, they are Mary (wife of J.N. Williams) and Nancy (wife of A. D. Jones). One child had died. I hope this helps. Jeff

Is there anyone in the Oklahoma City area who would be willing to look up my grandfather's newspaper obituary for me? I would like a photocopy or other transcription of it, and would be glad to pay someone for their trouble. Edward D. Hunt, age 73 Died 14 Nov 1940 Buried 18 Nov 1940 in Rose Hill Burial Park, Oklahoma City, OK He died at his home: 705 West 9th, in Okla. City Thank you. Don Nutt Adrian, Mich.

Yes Sandy, I'm here, barely. I don't think I ever pursued the subject Tabitha. As I remember, some folks thought Tabitha who married Thomas Tiller was the widow of Charles Hunt who was the son of James Hunt Sr. and Sarah Whitlock. But I doubt it because that specific Charles made his Charlotte Co. Will 15 Oct. 1785, proved 1 Sept. 1788, and his widow Tabitha Hunt was granted cert. for obtaining probate in the same court session of 1 Sept. 1788. In James Hunt Sr.'s Charlotte Co. will of 1795 he devised one negro man Robert to Tabitha HUNT, widow of my son Charles...." All the above would seem to indicate, rather conclusively, that Charles' widow Tabitha was still Mrs. Hunt in 1795. Charles Hunt named 5 children in his 1785 will viz: JAMES, MARY ANN, SARAH, ELIZABETH, NANCY. He made it clear not all were of legal age. By 1795 Nancy had become Nancy Hunt Huntsman...etc. From long experience, everything by Andrea needs verification. He sometimes embedded personal conclusions in his typed presentations of material without identifying them as such & thereby disguising them which resulted in readers naturally assuming he read the information in recorded documents. At other times he made normal mistakes like all the rest of us when reading, writing, and thinking we are thinking! Sorry. Bill, Fairport ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sanford B Hunt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 3:10 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Tabitha Hunt m. Thomas Tiller before 1787, prob Amherst Co, Va > Dear Alyce- > I am about to give you ALL I know about Tabitha: > > Married 2nd, Thomas Tiller, in Pr. Edward Co., Va. on 16 Apr. 1791. (See > misc. Wills, by Andrea II, pg 7). In James Hunt's pension application he > states his mother's name was Ann and his father, Charles. > > NADA MAS on this Tabitha. I don't have ANDREA so I can't look it up. Bill > Hunt in > FAirport LI has a copy. Bill are you there????? > *************************************************************** > It is interesting to note that there is a TABITHA who married William > Hunt, styled Captain,Mr., and Major. He was probably born and died in > Charles City > County VA. > In 1694 Mrs. Ann Harris made two deeds of gift; One to the children of > "my son, William Hunt" and one to MY TYLER GRANDCHILDREN (could this be > TILLER?) > William's father was William the BACONITE who we guess married the widow > Ann Harris whose only proven child was William, below. > > On 1 April 1714 William Hunt II and his wife TABITHA(NSN-no surname) of > Charles City County VA sold land etc. etc. > > I have this TABITHA's inventory and her children. There was also a > TABITHA Minge 1741 unmarried, her grandaughter-mother Mary Hunt who > married among others MINGE. > > There is a lot more but no sense typing it all unless this is the > material you want. > > Sandy Hunt > Lubbock > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNT-List Website <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hunt/list> > > >

Dear Alyce- I am about to give you ALL I know about Tabitha: Married 2nd, Thomas Tiller, in Pr. Edward Co., Va. on 16 Apr. 1791. (See misc. Wills, by Andrea II, pg 7). In James Hunt's pension application he states his mother's name was Ann and his father, Charles. NADA MAS on this Tabitha. I don't have ANDREA so I can't look it up. Bill Hunt in FAirport LI has a copy. Bill are you there????? *************************************************************** It is interesting to note that there is a TABITHA who married William Hunt, styled Captain,Mr., and Major. He was probably born and died in Charles City County VA. In 1694 Mrs. Ann Harris made two deeds of gift; One to the children of "my son, William Hunt" and one to MY TYLER GRANDCHILDREN (could this be TILLER?) William's father was William the BACONITE who we guess married the widow Ann Harris whose only proven child was William, below. On 1 April 1714 William Hunt II and his wife TABITHA(NSN-no surname) of Charles City County VA sold land etc. etc. I have this TABITHA's inventory and her children. There was also a TABITHA Minge 1741 unmarried, her grandaughter-mother Mary Hunt who married among others MINGE. There is a lot more but no sense typing it all unless this is the material you want. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

Hello, I am looking for information on a Hunt family that lived in Ashland Co-Richland Co area of Ohio. The mother's name was Elizabeth and she had at least two children Ellen (Ellan) Ann and Robert Hunt. Ellen married Gideon Macumber. Ellen was born in Feb 1857 in Ohio according to census records. It also said that her parents were both born in Ohio. Ellen was my ggrandmother but I have no information on her other than her children and their descendants. I am interested in finding her parents and any other ancestors of her. Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated. Ellen passed away in Elkhart, Indiana in 1928. I have heard stories of a Gertrude Hunt that was somehow related to her. Gertrude was a member of the Dunkard faith. That is the full extent of my knowledge on her. Thanks for your help. Bonnie Macumber Green Jones, Michigan [email protected]

Tabitha Hunt married Thomas Tiller prior to the birth of James White Tiller 1 May 1787. Does anyone knoe who the parents of Tabitha Hunt were?? Thomas Tiller removed to Warren Co, Ky and resided near Naked Fork as he died Oct 8, 1854 at pleasant Hope, Polk Co, Missouri. There was a Hunt family living in Amherst county near the line wherin land once in Amherst eventually fell into Nelson Co adjacent to the lands of Chs. Christian, Chs. Weldy, John Lane, John Pryor and others. There are a few other Hunt family collaberations by marriage scattered amongst my family tree and I am wondering what you all might know about Tabitha. Thanks in advance.. Alyce Hart

hi guys , I am off to the races , My library has ' Most ' of Mitchells` work / books , So I will be looking at them this week , they may have the ' A Corrected Genealogy of Col. Jonathan Hunt(1716-1782) and His ...' I`ll see when I get there , tomorrow ! ( Monday ) i`ll be in the downtown Seattle area every day this week , Doing the Fireproofing inspection on the IDX Tower ( 45 story new bldg. ) , With free parking ! , and 3 blocks from the Library , free bus rides too ! , Phil

Sandy, please email me with your email address. I would to know more about getting a copy of the book in the subject line. Susan Willey a Hunt line relative. [email protected]

To the good people of the Hunt list. I have just had a thought (which is rare). I live in Gladstone, Missouri. The courthouses of Clay, Platte, and Jackson Counties in Missouri are close to me. I have business that takes me to them on at least once a week, no I am not a lawyer. Anyway, I would be happy to look up anything in those three counties for my Hunt cousins. I have found the actual records have much more information then the books in the libraries do. For example, Missouri has some called Bond of Administrations for people who died without wills. These pieces of paper list everyone that files a claim against the estate as well as there location at the time. We found three people on one that we had listed as dead. One was a man named Rufus Fern Bailey. We thought he had died in 1889 or so. Turns out he moved to Riverside County, California. We then found a census listed that showed his kids names. From the Social Security index we found we missed meeting the youngest son by only a few months. My Aunt then found a grandson, living eight blocks from her in California. Sorry, I was rambling. The point is that since we all live in different counties it might be handy for people who live in the county seats to volunteer to do look ups in those counties. I am volunteering to do look ups for anyone on the Hunt list in Clay, Platte, and Jackson Counties in Missouri. It does not have to be Hunt related but I only am offering to do so for people on this list. Jeff

Hi Sandy , san list , I would think I can get the book somewhere here in the Seattle area , There is 5 major libraries here , with oh maybe a million or More books dealing with Genealogy , Not to mention the 5 Socities in the area , Or the 10 LDS FHC `s , I check on Monday ! , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: SANFORD B HUNT <[email protected]> To: phil stevens <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 1:47 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Samuel Hunt in Mitchell Hunt's papers > If you can find it in a library fine. But if not I can make copies. Not copyrighted. The formal title is: > "A Corrected Genealogy of Col. Jonathan Hunt(1716-1782) and His Rowan Co, NC Siblings and Their Descendants". It is a Mitchell J. Hunt manuscript roughly 200 pages. His distribution is several Genealogical Societies and the Library of Congress. > I cannot sell or talk money on HUNT-L but if you are interested in what it will cost me to reproduce send me a separate E-Mail. > > Sandy Hunt > Lubbock >

If you can find it in a library fine. But if not I can make copies. Not copyrighted. The formal title is: "A Corrected Genealogy of Col. Jonathan Hunt(1716-1782) and His Rowan Co, NC Siblings and Their Descendants". It is a Mitchell J. Hunt manuscript roughly 200 pages. His distribution is several Genealogical Societies and the Library of Congress. I cannot sell or talk money on HUNT-L but if you are interested in what it will cost me to reproduce send me a separate E-Mail. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

I am looking for anyone who knows about an Elias Hunt. We think he was born in Manchester, England in 1787. We know he lived in Adam's County Pennsylvania and was married to Sarah Reed from York, Pennsylvania. He had a son, Isaac Elias Hunt born 1825. this family lived in Michigan and Wagner, South Dakota. Isaac was married to Margaret Whitham from Ohio in 1846 and Mary Jane Marvin in 1859. Isaac was my great, great, grandfather. We are having lots of trouble finding anything about Elias. Can anyone help? Debbie O'Connor 1217 South Eighth Kankakee, Illinois 60901 Work e-mail [email protected] Home e-mail [email protected]

Samuel's age is shown as 66 on 1850 census of Owen Co., not 77.

Hi List , Sandy , Sybil et al , I would think THIS settles the question of who was the mothers !! , So I will get a copy of the ' book ' for my files ! , btw ; what is the full name title of it , I will have my library get a copy for me to copy ! , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Sybil Chapman <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2002 7:34 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Samuel Hunt in Mitchell Hunt's papers > On page S-17 of Mitchell Hunt's Supplement to a Corrected Genealogy of Col. Jonathan Hunt (1716-1782'...under FURTHER SUPPLEMENT, NOVEMBER 2000 there is this "Wilson's oldest son Samuel Hunt of Owens [sic] Co., KY, made affidavit stating that he was born 12 Oct 1782 in Rowan Co., NC, the only son of the first of his father's three wives (not identified). that his father had only one son, Enoch, by his second wife (not identified), that in the Fall of 1793his father m. Margaret Shotwell, his third wife, in Fayette Co.,