This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZSk.2ACIB/2563.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Jim,What a quick reply, Thanks!Here is my e-mail [email protected],...Karen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZSk.2ACIB/2563.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Karen. I have copys of census 1850s up to 1920s on hunt's need E mail address. My dad was cousin to Hunt's. Jim Coe. [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZSk.2ACIB/2563.1 Message Board Post: Hello Jim Coe,I would love to see info on the Hunts you have in Randolph County Missouri in 1920's. My g-grandmother, Lydia Margaret "HUNT" Price was born Oct. 27,1846 in Randolph Co, Mo. Her 1st marriage was to a Henry Wilcher in Macon Co,.in 1864 then to my g-grandfather, David Watson Price on March 29, 1875. Her parents were Thomas & Polly Hunt. Thanks, Karen

I don't have proof where he was born but my Littleberry was named after someone, I believe an uncle, and his father was John. John's wife was Judith Boldin. His parents were John Hunt and Ann Ladd daughter of John Ladd. I am sure the Ladd's were Quakers. John Jr. had at least 2 brothers, the oldest was David and there was an Elisha or Elijah. I believe there also was a Crispin and an Ann. There is a deed from John Ladd that names John Hunt and Ann Ladd and their son David on the Ladd Digging Ground site. I know that John Jr. died in Missouri in 1839. RobinGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Sandy, apparently you have something about Littleberry "Hunt" attributed to me circulating without my knowledge. But in any case, I do remember telling the late Clara Hunt Miller that certain information in Bedford County amounts to circumstantial evidence that Littleberry "Hunt" was actually Littleberry HURT. Moses Hurt made his Bedford will Feb. 1, 1802, but the Index in Bedford called him "Hunt". After receiving copy of the recorded Will from the Bedford Court it certainly looked to me like the handwriting was HURT, not Hunt. Others have agreed. Moses "Hurt" named a son Littleberry in his will. Referring to your e-mail of this date, "New London in VA" was the original seat of government for Bedford County, VA, at it's inception in 1754. It remained so until Campbell County was cut off in 1782, which caused Campbell to establish it's own Court in Rustburg and Bedford County to establish a new Court in Liberty - its name changing to Bedford City & ultimately to plain Bedford as today. New London still survives. Littleberry "Hunt/Hurt" apparently stated he was born in Bedford Co. VA, June of 1761, and as you quote, had 'rendezvous in New London' (Jan. or Feb. of 1781) and marched to Bedford, and resided in Bedford until called into service. I suppose by "rendezvous" he meant "muster". Well, until 1782 all of Campbell was still Bedford County with New London as the county seat. As for the Bedford Capt. Jones he mentioned, there was a William Jones who was sworn to the rank of 1st Lt. Feb. 28, 1780 in Bedford Court, allowing the possibility this identical Lieutenant Jones to have been promoted to Captain later. But that's non-probative. The Bedford Co. Will of Moses "Hurt" was proved 28 July 1806, and named his wife as Ruth; sons James, Elisha, Nathan, William & Littleberry. Daughters named were Mary, Apphia Stone, Bathsheba, grand-dau Mollly Stone. Son Elisha was nominated as Executor, plus William Leftwich Jr. Patrick G. Wardell, in his "VA & W. VA Genealogical Data from Rev. War Pension & Bounty Land Warrants, Vol. 2, p. 355", did state that Littleberry HURT, [not Hunt], was born June, 1761 in Bedford and pensioned in Franklin Co. MO, 1833, #S 18047. According to some data in Wm W. Hinshaw's "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", Vol. 6, Ruth Hurt was a Quaker, but her husband, Moses, was not. Allegedly she was daughter of one James Turner of Bedford - which can be gleaned from Bedford County records, not Hinshaw. Most of the children Moses Hurt named in his 1802 will can be accounted for in Bedford records, i. e. marriages, deeds, taxes, etc. BUT NOT LITTLEBERRY. He disappears. So to wrap this up I'd offer the opinion in 2002 that more complete research could be done on proving the identity of Littleberry Hunt/Hurt. Littleberry, as a given name, wasn't unusual in early families of SW Virginia. There were other men named Hunt who lived in Bedford County from 1754 to ca 1800 or so who might have been the father of Littleberry b. c1761, but proof for any children for them is extremely elusive. Their names were James, John (2 or 3), Thomas (2 or 3), Memucan, & Crispin Hunt. I hope this sheds a little light on the subject. Anyone who needs to know more detail or sources can just ask me. Regards, Bill, Fairport, ----- Original Message ----- From: "SANFORD B HUNT" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2002 5:22 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] John Hunt descendents > Littleberry is a single entry on my computer with the following notation, no parents or children shown: > > Taken from his R.W.(Revolutionary W.) pension papers: "Appeared before court in town of Union, county of Franklin, Mo. on 22nd day of July 1833 stating he is aged seventy-two and upwards. He entered service in Jan. or Feb. 1781. His first rendevous was at New london in Virginia, but then marched to Bedford Co. Va. and from thence to N. Carolina and S. Carolina........................

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZSk.2ACIB/2563 Message Board Post: I have a Hunt Family listed in Randolph county Mo. 1920s an before Chester Hunt w. Lilly& Also John Hunt. if anyone interested. I will forward info. Jim Coe.

Littleberry is a single entry on my computer with the following notation, no parents or children shown: Taken from his R.W.(Revolutionary W.) pension papers: "Appeared before court in town of Union, county of Franklin, Mo. on 22nd day of July 1833 stating he is aged seventy-two and upwards. He entered service in Jan. or Feb. 1781. His first rendevous was at New london in Virginia, but then marched to Bedford Co. Va. and from thence to N. Carolina and S. Carolina. Was at the battle of Guilford an received a wound in the foot. A Capt. Jones commanded a company from Bedford Co. and that said Capt. Jones and Archibald Moon and others are recollected by this applicant as having fallen at the battle of Guilford. He was born in Bedford Co., Va. in June 1761 and resided in Bedford Co. until called into service. Since the Rev. he has lived in the states of Kentucky and Missouri and Louisianna. He was allowed pension while residing in Union, Franklin Co., Mo." No family data given.Pension # S 18047. Wm. M. Hunt of Fairport, N.Y. claims that this man's father was Moses Hunt, who was called Hurt in some Bedford records. From a Prodigy subscriber:" Seek info on John B. Warren, b. 27 Feb 1796, Orange Co., N.C. D. 24 Feb. 1884, Giles Co., Tn. md. 15 June 1817 Caswell Co., N.C., Rachel Hunt, b. 24 Nov 1797, N.C. ; d. 14 Mar 1885, Giles Co., Tn. Rachel dau of Berry Hunt and Mary Starkey. John B.'s son, David B. Warren, b. 3 Oct 1827, Tn. living in Green Co, Ar. 1860 & 1870. Gregory Kelsoe, Prodigy #MSFM38A(This is an old entry) 1992. END

Here are some Civil War sites that may be helpful to the person who was looking for one: http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/ http://www.civilwararchive.com/ http://www2.tltc.ttu.edu/Harper/2300/WebLinks/CivilWar/cwbattle.htm http://www.civilwardata.com/demo1.html http://www.members.tripod.com/~cwphotos/index.htm http://cpc.leg.state.pa.us/projects/flags/index.php3 http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Lair/3680/cw/cw.html http://I.webring.com/hub?ring=cwarchring&list&page=0 http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/5372/cw143/off.htm http://pages.prodigy.com/CGBD86A/garhp.htm http://webpagememories.com/ http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/gettysburg/ http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/cwphtml/cwphome.html http://www.rockingham.k12.va.us/EMS/Gettysburg/Gettysburg.html http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.monographs/waro.html

The address I have for Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/index.html but I also just got the "Can't find web site" message. Another site along that line is Civil War Photograph Database at http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usamhi/PhotoDB.html and it is up and running.

Good morning, I'm new to the Hunt list, but need to trace some of my husband's family. I don't remember if I've been here before or not, so here goes. Daniel Hunt b. May 5, 1817 Hunterdun Co., NJ d. Dec. 24, 1900 Pleasantville, Marion Co., IA. Married twice. Is said to have been orphaned young, but have no idea who his parents are. Married 1] Jan. 2, 1844 Rachell Groom in Van Buren Co., IA m. 2] Caroline Vanderford Jan. 24, 1854 Wheeling, Marion Co., IA Some names associated with this family is VANDERFORD, BEITZELL, BILLS, BREWER, BROWN, RICHARDS, BALLANTINES. Any connections would be greatly looked over--hubby is trying to trace this line for his grand-daughter. Thank you. America the Beautiful Vicky B. [email protected] Iowa--USA --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.314 / Virus Database: 175 - Release Date: 1/11/2002

Does anyone have a record of a John Hunt who had the following children: Lenaus B. who married Rebecca Brushwood Frederick K. who married Helena Palmer Warren or Warner who had 3 sons, John who died in Nevada, Bill, and Frank who went to Texas Littleberry and Lucynha who married John Boldin (Baldwin) This John was born in Virginia and died I believe in Missouri in 1839. RobinGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

This sort of answers Heather's message. I took a shot at changing Heather's spelling of the name Haden to Hayden. This is what I came up with. I don't have parents and little on descendants> I find no connection to the "14". Sandy Hunt Lubbock ************************************************** Family Group Record ========================================================================================== Husband: Hayden Jackson HUNT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 30 Apr 1829 Tennessee Death: 10 Apr 1883 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Marriage: abt 1850 Lincoln Co., Tennessee Father: Unknown HUNT Mother: UNKNOWN ========================================================================================== Wife: Elizabeth GORE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 14 Nov 1829 Franklin co., Tennessee Death: 8 Mar 1879 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Father: Jonathan GORE (b 14 Aug 1805) Mother: Louisa BURK ========================================================================================== Children ========================================================================================== 1 M Mart A. HUNT Birth: 19 Jan 1850 Death: 13 Feb 1926 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Spouse: Elizabeth UNKNOWN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 M Johnnie HUNT Birth: 19 Jan 1850 Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 M John Jackson Haden HUNT Birth: Chr: Death: 4 Mar 1870 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 M H. Kye HUNT Birth: 1853 Death: 13 Jan 1875 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Spouse: Emily A. PATTERSON ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 F Martha Jane HUNT Birth: 17 Jul 1857 Williamson Co., Texas Death: 19 Feb 1870 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 M William H. HUNT Birth: 1862 Death: 1 Dec 1890 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Spouse: Mattie J. DUNCAN (m 20 Sep 1883) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 M Joseph Albert HUNT Birth: Chr: Death: Arizona? Burial: Spouse: Mollie JETT (m 30 Mar 1884) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8 M Samuel Franklin HUNT Birth: 13 Nov 1864 Death: 27 Jun 1927 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Spouse: Ada Elizabeth NEWMAN (m 8 Jul 1885) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 M Levi HUNT Birth: 1866 Death: 1919 Burial: Spouse: Evia JENKINS Evelyn (m 12 Mar 1884) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 F Mallie Jane HUNT Birth: 8 Mar 1871 Death: 31 Mar 1953 Williamson Co., Texas Burial: Hunt Cemetery Spouse: J. P. SINGLETON (m 15 Sep 1886) ========================================================================================== Prepared 14 Jan 2002 by: Sanford B. Hunt ********************************************** Notes for Hayden: Was murdered under "peculiar circumstances" according to Pollyanna Creekmore. in North Georgetown--which is the part of town which is across the Gabriel River. (The original home of Haden Hunt was up the North San Gabriel River and there he lived with his family until his wife died in 1879.) "They had many sons and only one daughter, Mallie Jane Hunt, who married John Singleton." He had a gr-grandaughter who was born at Liberty Hill, Williamson Co., TX. I do not know her name. (FKG) 1880 census states he was born in Tennessee. ******************************************************************************************** According to a letter written from Mason Davidson Woods (Mrs. P.C. Woods, Box 6036 Houston, Tx. on July 18, 1960 to Roscoe d'Armand, Family Record Society, Knoxville, Tn.) She quotes "Miss Creekmore" (undoubtedly Pollyanna Creekmore, genealogist of Knoxville--well known) as sayin that Haden Hunt was a cousin of Tom Keener's mother and born 1829 in Tennessee. His parents were both born in N. Carolina. Haden married Elizabeth Gore in , born in Franklin Co., Tn on 14 Nov. 1829 (Haden was born 30 Apr. 1829 in TN.) and married about 1848. ========================================================================================== Source: This appears to have been submitted by Felicia Gourdin. END

http://www.interment.net/data/us/la/eastbatrou/hunt/huntfam.htm Hunt Family Cemetery Plains, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Hwy 64 & Hwy 964 Plains LA Lat: 30°39'28"N, Lon: 91°11'39"W Contributed by Joel Manuel, Jan 04, 2002 [[email protected]]. Total records = 22. To reach the cemetery from Zachary, take Hwy 64 west to the intersection of Hwy 964. It is on the north side of the highway. The cemetery is north of the intersection of Highway 64 and Old Scenic Highway (Highway 964), in the rear of the Cemetery of Buhler Plains. The Hunt Family Cemetery has its own fence and sign. I walked the cemetery in September 2001, reading all visible headstones. - Joel Manuel Ayer, Pearl H., b. 26 Oct 1909, d. 29 Jan 1992 Ayer, T. Adron, Jr., b. 28 Apr 1930, d. 7 Feb 1992 Ayer, Therrel A., Sr., b. 9 Feb 1908, d. 2 Jul 1982 Barnard, Charles C., b. 30 Jan 1980, d. 20 Apr 2000 Bennett, Christine Allen, b. 8 Dec 1978, d. 13 Sep 1979 Farrar, Janie Dunn, b. 25 Jan 1880, d. 30 Dec 1966 Farrar, Ruth Elain, b. 27 Apr 1934, d. 22 Mar 1946 Farrar, Ruth H., b. 6 Jan 1912, d. 18 Jan 1992 Harrelson, Infant, b. 10 Aug 1944, d. 10 Aug 1944 (twin) Harrelson, Infant, b. 10 Aug 1944, d. 10 Aug 1944 (twin) Hunt, David F., b. 15 Oct 1897, d. 6 Jun 1942 Hunt, David Franklin, Jr., b. 27 Jul 1925, d. 20 May 1944 Hunt, Delbert D., b. 22 Feb 1876, d. 28 Nov 1949 Hunt, Doris Rabalais, b. 14 Nov 1911, d. 18 Aug 1998 Hunt, Jennifer Sherdon, b. 9 May 1975, d. 13 Aug 1977 Hunt, Luther Leon, b. 25 Aug 1905, d. 26 Jun 1985 Hunt, Mattie Margaret White, b. 7 Nov 1875, d. 29 Mar 1962 Lamendola, Barbara Hunt, b. 31 Jul 1932, d. 19 Mar 2001 Lamendola, Glenn Vincent, Jr., b. 16 Dec 1960, d. 8 Nov 1991 Payne, Lucille Hunt, b. 23 Aug 1900, d. 5 Jan 1977 Rodriguez, Infant, d. 18 Apr 1943, son of Joseph & Bernice Rodriguez White, James H., b. 24 Apr 1871, d. 20 Dec 1956

I think it was on this list that someone posted a URL for the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System to look for records. I printed what I found and wanted to search the site again, but I get the "Bad Gateway" screen. The address I have is www.itd.nps.gov . Is this the right address? Suzanne Hunt Thielmann

I have traced Hunt family to Franklin Co. Tennessee where Haden Hunt married Elizabeth Gore in 1849. I attempted to download GED_Com file but apparently this old computer isn't big enough. A new one is ordered. There was a Haden Jackson Hunt married to Elizabeth Gore in 1849 in Tompkins file, so I am most anxious to connect. Hunt's were involved in a tremendous amount of history here in Texas, Haden Hunt was building railroad from Austin to Burnet, Memucan Hunt was Secretary of the Navy for the Republic of Texas, associated with Sam Houston etc. At the family reunion I was told that Haden was one of a family of Fourteen children called the "Fabulous Fourteen". Haden was born in South Carolina in 30 April 1829. Died in Williamson Co. Texas in 1888 and buried with Elizabeth Franklin b. 14 November 1829 and died 18 March 1879. Second wife Elizabeth Gore bore children in 1880, so she must not the Elizabeth Gore who married in 1849? Is anyone out there familiar with this family. They migrated through Alabama. Children of this Haden and Elizabeth were: Martin or "Mart"b.19 Jan 1851 my great, great, grandfather. Siblings were twin brother John Jackson b.19 Jan. 1851, Wilkes b. 1853, Mary b. 1854 Joseph Albert b . 1855, Martha Jayne b. 1855 William H. b. 1862, Samuel b. 1864, Levi b. 1864/ Three other children were born to Haden and Elizabeth Gore beginning in 1880. I would appreciate any additional information about this family's connections prior to coming to Texas. Thank-you so much.

The site has been removed, hopefully temporarily. Something about a lawsuit. What a shame. ----- Original Message ----- From: Suzanne Hunt Thielmann To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 7:50 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Civil War Records I think it was on this list that someone posted a URL for the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System to look for records. I printed what I found and wanted to search the site again, but I get the "Bad Gateway" screen. The address I have is www.itd.nps.gov . Is this the right address? Suzanne Hunt Thielmann ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl>

----- Original Message ----- From: gail panalsek <[email protected]> Hi folks, I am trying to trace out some of my family tree, and although my grandmother was a Hunt, I don't find any listing for the clan having lived or died in Wisconsin. My grandmothers name was Ruth Belle Hunt, and she was born in Milwaukee, Wis. Her father was Henry Robert Hunt from Hamilton,Newtworth, ontario I believe. He was married to Elizabeth (no middle name known) Street also of Hamilton,Ontario. all I have past that is that Henry Robert Hunt's mother was a susan Dolton. The story I always heard was they came from england to Canada then down to the Wisconsin area. I would like to find out about brothers or sisters etc. and try to trace further back into her lineage. If she is of any branch of yours Hunts I sure would like to know more. Thanks Mucho Gail Atkins-Panalsek

The names you are looking for seem to be a mish-mash of several families who appear on page 148-149 of The Genealogy of the Name and Family of HUnt by T. B.Wyman,(1862) which can be found in most genealogical libraries. They are all from the vicinity of Hopewell NJ. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

> If I were you Kellie, I'd look for my Hunt ancestors in Wapello or Mahaska > Co. IA. Check out the Iowa Genweb sites for those counties; join the Iowa-L > and place a query. You may solve the mystery!! Good Luck! > > Sharyl > [Decendant of Gad Hunt of Coventry CT. My Iowa Hunts lived in Allamakee & > Clayton Co. IA] Kellie, The 1850 census in Wapello County, IA shows this family of my Hunt ancestors. John Hunt b. 1788 in VA Elizabeth Hunt b. 1800 in VA Simeon Hunt b. 1821 in VA William B. Hunt b. 1824 in VA Ellen A. Hunt b. 1827 in MA? Thomas P. Hunt b. 1828 in VA David C. Hunt b. 1832 in VA Campbell Hunt b. 1847 in IL Laura Kneeland b. 1819 in MA?(same as Ellen) It looks as if Ellen A. is the wife of William B. and that 2y/o Campbell is their son born in IL while the family migrated VA>KY>IN?>IL>IA. Laura Kneeland is another question. Could be sister of Ellen (same birth state), household help, orphaned niece of John or Elizabeth? Nothing to verify this, but birth places, ages and order listed in census indicate Ellen and Campbell are not the children of John and Elizabeth. Simeon moved to Montgomery County, IA and raised his family there. I believe that John and Elizabeth moved there also. David moved to Cass County, IA and raised his family there. Do these Hunt's ring any bells? Is your connection via the Robinson name? There is a Robinson connection in my family. Simeon Hunt's son George Sherman Hunt married Laura Melissa Duree. When Laura's sister Harriet (Hattie) Duree Robinson died her three young children, Arthur Robinson, Albert Robinson and Alverda Robinson, were raised by with George and Laura Hunt. Suzanne Hunt Thielmann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HUNT, SIMMONS, BATCHELOR Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZSk.2ACIB/2562 Message Board Post: I am searching for information on Catherina Maria HUNT. I believe she was born in the 1770's, and most likely was in England in 1784. Is there any connection to Simmons or Batchelor family. Does anyone have information on parents, location in England, marriage, etc? This name appears in our family stories, but we do not know how she is connected, if at all.