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., KY, that he lived with his father and stepmother in Fayette Co., KY, and about 1823 removed to Owen Co., KY where he has resided ever since, that his stepmother Margaret remained in Fayette Co., KY until about 1849 when she removed to Owen Co., KY, and has remained there ever since, residing with her son-in-law Samuel Arnold and has never married since the death of her husband Wilson." Reference is made in same article to Revolutionary War Pensions, Fayette Co! ., KY, has file for Wilson & Margaret (Shotwell) Hunt, Pension #W4242, Bounty Land Warrant #34968-160-55, North Carolina, provides statement of subject Wilson Hunt appearing 15 Dec 1832 before Court in Lexington, KY, that he was born in Rowan Co., NC in 1754, served in several units (described in detail) in Rowan Co., NC, in years 1780-1783 until the year 1785 when he removed to Kentucky." Samuel is on the 1850 census of Owen County, KY pg 271B, age 77. farmer, RE $1520, b. NC with Wilson S., age 26 or 28 (unclear) Nancy 21, Hayden Shelton, 11. Next to him is Enoch Hunt, age 28 with Elizabeth 22, James W. 1, and Eliza A. 1.

hi Sandy , Susan , list , etal ; Has anyone obtained a copy of Wilsons` Pension app ?? , is he shown in the 1790 census for Rowen NC ? , Is there a marriage bond ?? , Maybe now would be a good time to pool our time and resources and get this Fixed !! , I can look up the census and the pension stuff , the Seattle branch of NARA is 20 minutes from me Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: SANFORD B HUNT <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; phil stevens <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 8:36 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Samuel Hunt's family > THOUGHT YOU MIGHT WANT TO READ PAGE 50 OF THE COL. J MANUSCRIPT MAY 1996. > *********************************************** snip .... > ******************************************* > 6. Wilson Hunt (1754-1833), b.16 Jan 1754, died 28 Jan 1833 at Fayette Co., KY. He was a Rev. War veteran, serving in > Rowan Co., NC, and on 15 Dec 1832, at age 79 years, he applied for a pension while living in Fayette Co., KY (his name > mistakenly listed as William Hunt). On 21 March 1780 he purchased from the State 599 acres (at 50 shillings the 100 acres) on >snip .... > Sandy > Lubbock > > > >

The answer to this question is "we don't know". Unless someone has recent information (after May 1996) the wives are as listed in the Col. Jonathan manuscript page 50. Sort of take your pick. He had three wives but we don't know the order. If someone has better and proveable information please let me know so we can CHANGE the manuscript. Sandy Hunt Agent for Mitchell J. Hunt Lubbock TX

hi Susan , Many moons ago , When I was first doing my Hunt line you sent me a bunch of data , Including Wilson and Samuel , at that time I put down Agnes as Samuels mother , Or that is how I have it , Maybe I got it wrong ? , I think that The Ralph ged on Hunt website also shows it this way ! , So which is right , And is the Hunt site in need of correction ? , for everones information , I am NOT related to Ralph , BUT have family that is ! , Clayton Flowers and Nancy Hunt , dau. of Wilson and Martha Cain ......... Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Susan J Gall <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 7:21 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Samuel Hunt's family > Sybil & list, > > Wilson Hunt (b. Jan 16, 1754 in Rowan Co. NC, d. Jan 28, 1833 in > Fayette Co., KY, son of Col. Jonathan Hunt and his first wife Mary Smith > had 3 wives - > ........ snip ....

Sybil & list, Wilson Hunt (b. Jan 16, 1754 in Rowan Co. NC, d. Jan 28, 1833 in Fayette Co., KY, son of Col. Jonathan Hunt and his first wife Mary Smith had 3 wives - so he was married to a Bryan (first name unknown), Agnes Burns and Margaret Shotwell. ? Bryan was his first wife b. abt. 1760, d. 1790 and she had 2 children that I know of with Wilson Hunt - Enoch Hunt b. April 2, 1783 in Rowan Co. who married Judith Chapman and Samuel b. Oct. 12, 1782 in Rowan Co. who married Ruth Shelton. I don't have any information unfortunately on any children of Samuel but I do on Enoch, let me know if you want that. Wilson Hunt and Agnes Burns did not have any children that I know of. With Margaret Shotwell he had a number of children: Clarrissa b. Nov. 25, 1794 who married Samuel Lawrence, Phebe b. Feb. 20, 1796, Jasper b. Oct. 11, 1798 m. Nancy White, John b. Sept. 12, 1800, m. Sally Carson, Daniel Wilson b. March 31, 1802 m. Grace Metcalf , Nancy Washington b. Dec. 23, 1804 m. Abraham Walker, Mary Jane "Polly" b. Sept. 29, 1806 m. Samuel Arnold, (can't read my own writing - I will check on this name when I get home - looks like Sihaha but I'm sure that is not it) b. Oct. 3, 1808, m. Pete Rynolds, and Wilson Shotwell b. July 6, 1810 m. Martha Ann Hull. I assume you know that Wilson Hunt is from the Ralph Hunt Sr. of Newtown, Long Island Hunt family. I have a great deal of information on Wilson Hunts line back through Col Jonathan and back to Ralph Sr. that I would be glad to share with you if you don't have this. My own line comes through Anna Hunt daughter of Ralph Sr. who married Theophilus Phillips but I have followed the Col Jonathan Hunt line extensively because like several of my other connected ancestors to Hopewell Twp. Maidenhead NJ they came to Jersey Settlement in Rowan/Davidson Co. NC. Let me know if you want anything further. Susan Gall Winston-Salem, NC

Hi Guys , You might want to start by getting the correct parents for Samuel !!! , , I see he is child of Wilson and Agnes Burns , Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Howard & Patty Curran <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 3:02 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] RE: Samuel Hunt's family > Can anyone on this list help Sybil? > > Samuel was b. 12 Oct. 1782 in Rowan Co., NC, the son of Wilson HUNT and (?) > BRYAN. > He m. Ruth SHELTON abt. 1804. She was b. in Rowan Co., NC abt. 1783. > > I have no more on this family, but I know there are several of us > researching the Rowan Co., NC HUNT line. > > You can reply directly to Sybil at: [email protected] > Also, send a copy to the list - for the rest of us. > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sybil Chapman [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 5:10 PM > To: Howard & Patty Curran > Subject: Samuel Hunt's family > > > I descend from Samuel's daughter Clarissa who married James McCoy. I > would like to know names of other children of Samuel and Ruth Shelton Hunt. > Sybil Chapman > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Do you need help with your genealogy research? Check out the HUNTList > "Resources" at <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hunt/list/resource.htm> >

Can anyone on this list help Sybil? Samuel was b. 12 Oct. 1782 in Rowan Co., NC, the son of Wilson HUNT and (?) BRYAN. He m. Ruth SHELTON abt. 1804. She was b. in Rowan Co., NC abt. 1783. I have no more on this family, but I know there are several of us researching the Rowan Co., NC HUNT line. You can reply directly to Sybil at: [email protected] Also, send a copy to the list - for the rest of us. -----Original Message----- From: Sybil Chapman [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 5:10 PM To: Howard & Patty Curran Subject: Samuel Hunt's family I descend from Samuel's daughter Clarissa who married James McCoy. I would like to know names of other children of Samuel and Ruth Shelton Hunt. Sybil Chapman

This is for Iris Westwood who I hope will join us. By separate message I will tell her how to get on HUNT- L @rootsweb.com. I have not been able to find any of her relatives in my library. Sandy Hunt Lubbock --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Iris Westwood" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 12:04:45 -0700 Subject: Esther Hunt Hi, I am looking for parents of Esther F. Hunt who was born 26 Feb 1818, I think in VT. She married my ggrandfather Samuel Chandler. and that's all I know about him too. I know she was related to the Hunts in St. Johns, MI. Seth Hunt was a witness at my gfather Russell Chandler's marriage. He had brothers, Smith Austin Hunt and Alonzo Hunt. Have you run into any of these names in your research? In hopes, Iris Westwood [email protected]

ForSharon et.al. Major General Henry Jackson Hunt was a USA Artillery Officer as a Colonel,distinguished himself at Malvern Hill as Commander of McClellan's artillery reserve. Hunt's artillery which was HANDLED WITH SKILL AND COURAGE, WAS THE ROCK OF THE FEDERAL DEFENSE.--PP618 Vol I of Lee's Lieutenants. by Freeman. He was eventually promoted to Major General.Distinguished career as an artillery commander. I have not studied his relationship to Thomas Hunt family. Someone else can handle that and let us know. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Burgess" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 04, 2002 11:41 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Colonel Henry Hunt > Went to our local library this morning and found the following related to > the > "Another Hunt Mystery" posted by Sandy Hunt and my reply : > > Marriage and Death Newspaper Notices > Wayne County, Michigan 1809-1868 > Published by > The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research ,Inc. > > "Hunt, Colonel Henry Jackson... eldest son of Colonel Thomas Hunt, an > officer in the Revolution and Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of C. S. > Infantry.." > > I'll be the first to say, I don't have a clue about our wars and history. > Maybe, Sandy or another list member can clue us in as to who this might be? > > Sharon Burgess > Chesaning Michigan > > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Rootsweb's World Connect, an archive of HUNT GEDCOMs: > <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?surname=hunt> >

Went to our local library this morning and found the following related to the "Another Hunt Mystery" posted by Sandy Hunt and my reply : Marriage and Death Newspaper Notices Wayne County, Michigan 1809-1868 Published by The Detroit Society for Genealogical Research ,Inc. "Hunt, Colonel Henry Jackson... eldest son of Colonel Thomas Hunt, an officer in the Revolution and Colonel of the 2nd Regiment of C. S. Infantry.." I'll be the first to say, I don't have a clue about our wars and history. Maybe, Sandy or another list member can clue us in as to who this might be? Sharon Burgess Chesaning Michigan

In the next edition of Sandy Hunt's Northampton-Lebanon Hunts (not yet published but in the DOWNLOADS) will be the following previously controversial subject now clarified.: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ INTRODUCTION by Mitchell J. Hunt THE ANCESTORS OF THE PIONEER JONATHAN HUNT (1637-1691) OF NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS The ancestors of Jonathan Hunt, the pioneer at Northampton, MA, and the start of the long so-called Northampton Line of Hunts, have long been a mystery. The conventional "wisdom" (really someone's guess) reported in numerous genealogical compilations has been that he was the son of John and Mary (Webster) Hunt, Mary said to have been the daughter of CT Colony Governor John Webster. Lucius Boltwood in his Genealogy of Hadley Families first published in 1862 with Sylvester Judd's History of Hadley (with several reprints, latest in 1979) discusses the family of John Webster and mentions (page 150) "a daughter, name unknown, who m. Jonathan Hunt of Northampton." This indicates only an insight at that time that Gov. Webster had a daughter related to Jonathan Hunt, but her name was not known; and she was not the wife of Jonathan Hunt, but his mother. The truth began to emerge about fifteen years ago when Mrs. David Hunt of West Simsbury, CT, made a personal search of the Paris Register of Cossington, Leicestershire, England, which revealed the m. of John Webster to Agnes Smith 7 Nov 1609, the birth of a dau Margaret who was bapt 21 Feb 1611/12, and her m. to Thomas Hunt 5 June 1632; and it is known that John Webster in Hartford sent a letter by courier to his daughter in Leicester, Eng, in 1644. The assumptions have been that Thomas and Margaret died in England sometime after1644 and their children Jonathan and Mary were brought to Hartford, CT, to live with their grandfather Webster. No details on that had been found (until now, and some pieces are still missing). There still remained the statements in print that Jonathan Hunt was b. in 1637 at Sudborrowe, Thrapstone, Northamptonshire, albeit no evidence for such was given. We can now be grateful to Mrs. Kathi Sittner of Salt Lake City, UT a descendant of Jonathan Hunt's son Thomas, the pioneer at Lebanon, CT. Working with copies of English records at the LDS library , Salt Lake City, Mrs. Sittner found records of Hunts at Sudborrowe, Northamptonshire, England, but nothing that connected with subject Jonathan Hunt. She then turned her efforts to Leicester records and there found the long-sought documentation in the Parish Records of St. Nicholas, Leicester. The baptism of Jonathan Hunt, son of Thomas and Margaret Hunt, 4 Jun 1637 is found (585, 275) along with five siblings of which only sister Mary ( and Jonathan) long outlived their parents. The father Thomas, baker of Leicester, (and son and grandson of other Thomas Hunts, bakers of Leicester) died (buried) 3 Aug 1642, and the mother Margaret died (buried prob. 19 June 1656), after which the orphaned children Jonathan and Mary Hunt apparently were brought to Hartford, CT, to live with their grandfather Webster and removed with the Websters to Hadley in the migration from Hartford-Windsor area up-river to Hadley and Northampton area. The following is a detailed genealogical record of the ancestors of Jonathan Hunt of Northampton, MA, and their families. THOMAS-C HUNT, b. abt 1540, baker (Pistor) of Leicester, Eng, m. 16 Oct 1559 at St.Nicholas Parish Alice Pollack(Pollard), died (buried) at St. Nicholas 4 Dec. 1606. Had children: i. William, bp 1 Nov 1563, died, abt 15 Dec 1640, also a baker of Leicester. ii. Johane, bp 20 Sep1565, m. John Overinge 20 Feb 1596/7, also a baker of Leicester. B iii. Thomas, bp 10 Apr. 1567, baker of Leicester. iv. Richard, bp 10 Apr. 1567, m. Agnes (Anne) Davye, died (buried) 31 Dec 1616. V. Elizabeth, bp 13 Nov 1571, m. 3 Feb 1597/8 Thomas Nurse, died 17 Oct 1616. THOMAS-B HUNT, bp 10 Apr. 1567. at St. Nicholas, baker, m.____(wife's name not discovered), had nine children bp at St. Nicholas, died (buried) 30 March 1620 at St. Nicholas, Leicester. Children: i. Thomas, bp 28 Sep 1597; died (buried) 19 Nov 1601. ii. Anne, bp 8 Apr 1599. iii. William, bp 25 Mar 1601; a vintner of Leicester. iv. Catherin (Katherin), bp 28 Aug 1603; m. John Clay 21 Sep 1624. A v. Thomas, bp 14 Oct 1604, baker of Leicester. vi. Marie, bp 14 Sep 1606. vii. Elizabeth, bp 2 Apr 1609, died (buried) 12 Oct 1609. viii. Elizabeth, bp 21 Aug/Oct 1610, m. Edward Ludlum 11 Oct 1631. ix. Henry, bp 2 May 1613, perhaps bur. 16 March 1636/7. THOMAS-A HUNT, bp 14 Oct 1604 at ST. Nicholas, a baker at Leicester as was his father and grandfather (and perhaps back still further), m. 5 Jun 1632 at Cossington Parish, Leicester (Cossington B. T.s 590,869) Margaret Webster who was born 11 Feb 1611, dau. of John Webster and Agnes (Smith) Webster, had six children bp at St. Nicholas Parish, Leicester, and died (buried) 3 Aug 1642 at Leicester. Widow Margaret died (prob. buried) 19 June 1656. Children: i. John, bp 14 Apr 1633, died (bur.) 16 Apr 1633. ii. Thomas, bp 7 Aug 1634, died (prob. bur.) 12 Dec 1657. 1 iii. Jonathan, bp 4 Jun 1637, Pioneer at Northampton, MA. iv. Anne, bp 13 Sep 1639, died (bur) 14 Sep 1639. 2 v. Mary(e), bp 15 Nov 1640, m. abt 1667 John Ingersoll at Westfield, MA. vi. Ketheren (Katherin), bp 14 Feb 1642/3, prob. died bef 1660 (not mentioned in grandfather Websters WILL of 25 June 1659 and prob. died before mother in 1656. Sources: Copies of records at LDS Library, Salt Lake City: Leicester St.Nicholas P.R.'s 585,275; St.Martins P.R.'s 833,045; Cossington B.T.'s 590,869. Northampton (MA) Births, Marriages, Deaths, 186, 161. Hatfield (MA) Town Records 760, 648. Goodwin's Genealogical Notes 974Dg (Mary Hunt) Register of the Freemen of Leicester 1196-1770 (Abstracted from the Borough Records and Edited by Henry Hartopp, City of Leicester 1927. Records of the Borough of Leicester, 1509-1603, Edited by Mary Bateson, Vol. iii, Cambridge University Press, 1905 Records of the Borough of Leicester, 1603-1688, Edited by Helen Stocks, Cambridge University Press, 1923. END-sbh

Sandy et all Check the archive. I believe these Hunt families are in the Michigan Biography. I posted some data I found in it to the list back in April 2001. You wrote back correcting the information on John Hunt and Mary Webster but did not comment on the other Hunt's in the biography. I gleaned the data from " Michigan A Centennial History Of The State And Its People" , published by The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago , 1939. (Which by the way, is on microfilm at the Michigan State Library ). The book does not give much information on the New York lineage. Only states that Major James Stone Hunt was a great great grandson of Colonel Thomas Hunt. Sharon Burgess Chesaning Michigan

Many thanks to this list and all the people who subscribe to it. After almost 5 years of looking at all the postings, one finally paid off. I was able to gain 3 more generations, including 355 names directly related to me. To all, don't give up on your brick wall. I just takes time, and that one person who will put into motion a joy ride you will never forget. I'm so happy! John Lewis Hunt

I know personally of a branch of Hunts that had been in Oklahoma City until 10-15 years ago. The individual is a retired Fire Chief who has moved to Sallisaw, OK, who is a descendant of the Hunts from the Hunt, AR line of Mose Hulm Hunt, my great great grandfather. I have tried to get more information without success but will pass it on as I can find more. As I understand it, the family is the offspring of one of Mose's sons who abandoned his wife and children for another woman. He became an outcast and the wife and kids left the area later. Fred Hunt Charleston, AR ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elwyn Draper" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 12:02 AM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Hunt in Oklahoma City, OK > Don, > > According to the 1870 Fed. Census, there were 35 families named Hunt living > in Oakland Co., MI. I would guess that one of them is the family of your > Edward D. > > The 1870 MI census is on-line, but you have to pull up each individual > census page on PDF format, which takes a while. So, if you want to invest > the time, go to http://envoy.libofmich.lib.mi.us/1870_census/Search.asp and > enter Hunt in the surname blank, and choose Oakland for the county, and you > should have 4 pages of Hunts from which to choose. Click on the census page > of each family and you can view the actual census document. > > Let us know how successful you were. > > BTW, I can't believe that the Hunt that Sandy found on SSDI is your Edward, > as this one was b. in 1892 and you indicated that yours was marr. in 1889. > > Good luck. > > Elwyn D. Draper > Grand Rapids, MI > > Visit the Draper-tree at its new location: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~drapertree. > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNT Document Archives: > <http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> > >

Don, According to the 1870 Fed. Census, there were 35 families named Hunt living in Oakland Co., MI. I would guess that one of them is the family of your Edward D. The 1870 MI census is on-line, but you have to pull up each individual census page on PDF format, which takes a while. So, if you want to invest the time, go to http://envoy.libofmich.lib.mi.us/1870_census/Search.asp and enter Hunt in the surname blank, and choose Oakland for the county, and you should have 4 pages of Hunts from which to choose. Click on the census page of each family and you can view the actual census document. Let us know how successful you were. BTW, I can't believe that the Hunt that Sandy found on SSDI is your Edward, as this one was b. in 1892 and you indicated that yours was marr. in 1889. Good luck. Elwyn D. Draper Grand Rapids, MI Visit the Draper-tree at its new location: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~drapertree.

Don Nutt- An Edward Hunt died Aug 1974 Oklahoma City. His SSN 486-03-9953 issued in MO. This is prob. your man. Go to Rootsweb.com to SSDI and punch in his SSN. Scroll to the right to the blue area and click for a prepared letter to the SSN admin for his SS application and record. You will probably find essential information to help on your search. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

My great-grandfather Edward D. Hunt died in Oklahoma City, OK, sometime about 1935-1940 (probably closer to 1940). It is supposed he is buried there also. Does anyone have any information on him you could share with me? Edward D. Hunt was born in Oakland county, MI, sometime during the 1860s. He married Achsah Parrish 13 March 1889 at Hartland, Livingston county, MI. They divorced in Michigan sometime between 1910 to 1920. It is thought that Edward D. Hunt married second to a woman named Lula, probably in Oklahoma City. Don Nutt (my mother was a Hunt)

"There is a 211 page abstraction of the "Vol 1 of the Maidenhead NJ Town Record Book," published and sold by the township in 1976. The original was microfilmed by Rutgers University in the 1950s. In 1963, two prints of it were obtained from Rutgers and one copy was given to the Trenton Free Public Library and the 2nd in the township Clerk's safe. In 1972, copies of the microfilm were donated to the Lawrence Public School System, Rider College, and the Lawrenceville School. The Lawrence Twp Historical Society's collections are, or were, housed in a separate room with the Mercer County Public Library, Rt. #1, Lawrenceville, NJ. They have a lot of original documents in their collection. Winona Nash, who was the backbone of the society (now deceased) was the one who was extending the title chain of property from the 1700s down to the present land ownership in the 1970-1980s period. They also produced a "Bicentennial Map" of the land ownership from her project and then a guide to go with it in 1977. I don't know where you would find any of this other than at the Lawrenceville Historical Society as they are/were scarce" Anonymous but true. Sandy Lubbock . -------------------------

Quite by accident I have run across some LIVE descendants of Ralph of LI, one in San Antonio and another right here in Lubbock TX. They all have "daughtered out" so will be an the end of another HUNT line. Anyone interested send me a message for details. Both have computers. Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX [email protected] (back in business as of today). [email protected] (a very solid and fast ISP).

Hi All As a new subscriber I would list my interests in the following:- Robert Hunt b 1792 ,Thompson NFK.m, Ann b. 1797 Ashill NFK. son William Hunt b. 1815 Saham Toney NFK. m, Maria Tennent. b 1819 Brandon SFK Children, (1) George Hunt, b 1837 Saham Toney NFK, d. Everston. Ill USA, m Mary Ann Tolman b 1838 Great Cressingham NFK d. Everston. Ill USA (2) Henry Hunt b 1839 Saham Toney NFK, ( Capt 2nd Batt.10th Reg) m Hannah Toppin bc 1842 Saham Toney (3) Eliza Elizabeth Hunt b 1842 Saham Toney (4) Anna Maria Hunt b. 1845 Saham Toney (5) Robert Edward Hunt b 1847 Saham Toney (6) Sasanna Hunt b. 1850 Saham Toney (7) Charles Hunt b 1852 Saham Toney (8) Alfred William Hunt, b 1853 Saham Toney from (1) above , children (i) Emily Anne Hunt bc 1860 Saham Toney m & d UK (ii) Henry Herbert Hunt b 1861 Saham Toney d.USA (iii) Frederick George Hunt b. 1862 Sahan Toney d.USA (iv) Louise Hunt b. 1871 Saham Toney. m & d UK (v) Florence Hunt b 1870 Saham Toney. d 27.2.1953 Feb 1953 London, m. 25.12.1888 Brixton, London. William David Twist b 1869Trimulgherry India. d. Brixton Sept 1930 (vi) Arthur Ernest Hunt b 1867 NFK (vii) Agnes Frances Hunt b. 1874 London d. 20.01.1965 Everston .Ill. USA (viii) Harry Henry Hunt b. 1860? d 5.5.1929 Everston. Ill USA from (2) above children (i) Arthur Henry William Hunt b. 1866 Banglor, India became a Doctor (ii) Adelia Alberta Hunt. b 1868 Trimulgherry India (iii) Maud Marion Hunt. b.1870 Trimulgherry India (iv) Florence Theresa Blanche Hunt b. 1874 Colchester (v) Alfred Ernest Hunt b 1876 Dover Alan Stevenson.