Dear Faye, Thank you so much. I've been searching on the net for about five months also (for Hunts, Ordways, Wilsons, Popps, McVays, McKinneys and so on) and laughed out loud at your description of what new comers find. Too true! I lucked out when I sought the Castleman/Casselmans about five years ago (the old way) by stumbling over two geneologists with lots of the family line. In fact, I discovered that we (Thea Lois Castleman, dau. of H. S. Castleman) came from Germany not England in 1720!) Anyway, Faye, I really like your approach. I wonder if we could also include in each email message (about Hunts) the area, earliest area known for our particular line? So many are looking in the South or Texas and my great grandfather, William D. Hunt evidently went to IL from New York, as did, as a child, his wife to be Mary Lois Wilson Hunt. M. 1855. They died in Bancroft, Kossuth, Iowa. I do not know any more about William D. Hunt than that. But in each query that I make it seems I should mention him and his reported origion of NY. Mary was born in Palmyra, Wayne, NY in 1834. Her brother David gave his origion as Ellis Island, NY. There was also a 26 year old sister with them in the 1840 census in IL. No parents mentioned. Sorry this is so long. I like everything you say! Thea Castleman Windsor, CA

>To answer a non-genealogical question: asked by Felicia. who just saved me the >trouble of asking her to address a reply on HUNT & BYRD > >Pound sign= "£" > >Hold down the alt key and with the other hand punch in +156 on the numbers >pad with the numlock ON.= "£". >Sandy Lubbock >Thats with a DOS based PC. I don't know how to do it with a MAC. Thanks for the good info Sandy. I thought that with a P.C. you had to hit "Alt + Shift + F1 + TAB + 156" while standing on one foot, eyes crossed, and praying quietly. As with most things, the MAC is much easier <grin>. Pound sign = "Option + the number 3" No flames, please. John

All Members, There are many resources for genealogy tutorials available on the Net. Because of our august membership and their expertise, I thought to capture some "pearls" on our web site that could be shared with "newbies" (of which I still consider myself one). This project currently boasts two articles; "Surname Origins" by Ray Hunt and "Researching" by Sandy Hunt. I found them to be very helpful. The URL for this page is http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/list/genehelp.htm I'd love to see more. If you have some advice for our membership, please remit to me, privately, and I'll be happy to post at this site. Thanks. Regards, Doug Hunt The HUNT-List, http://huntlist.genealogy.org ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

My grandparents to the 6th power were John Hunt (b. before 1693 in L.I., NY) and Margaret Moore (b.1695). I know that there has been a lot of controversy about which Hunt family Margaret Moore married into. I have found that Familysearch has Margaret's family reaching back to 1510. Does anyone else have this line, and does anyone have any solid documentation of the information given by the Mormon's? Thanks, Sharon Pisors

just a note to those it may apply. lloyd -----Original Message----- From: lloyd hunt <hunt1@futura.net> To: FEMayo <FEMayo@email.msn.com> Date: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Hello- Some suggestions and thought to sare about the Hunt list and e-mail From FAYE IN FLORIDA >YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN YOUR SEARCH, I TOO HAVE SIMULAR SITUATION, AS >WELL AS MANY OTHER'S. > PATIENCE IS THE NAME OF THE GAME , AND MAY TAKE YEARS TO FIND >THE ONE'S YOU ARE SEEKING? > FOR THOSE THAT FEEL THEY ARE THE EXPERTS, AND ALL >KNOWLEDGABLE, SHOULD HAVE A LITTLE PATIENCE WITH US THAT ARE NEW TO >THIS AND DO NOT HAVE ALL THE > EXSPERIENCE AS OTHER'S. > POINT US IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WITH A LITTLE HELP, >AND SUGGESTIONS AS TO WHAT WE NEED TO DO IN ORDER TO GET THE >INFORMATION . > I COULD GO ON ,BUT I THINK SOME NEED TO JUST BACK > OFF FOR A WHILE IF THEY ARE TIRED OF READING INCOMPLETE MESSAGES. > LLOYD HUNT >-----Original Message----- >From: FEMayo <FEMayo@email.msn.com> >To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 9:01 AM >Subject: [HUNT-L] Hello- Some suggestions and thought to sare about >the Hunt list and e-mail From FAYE IN FLORIDA > > >>First of all, the whole message system can be confusing. When you >write >>someone a letter for a specific message first of all I would address >it in >>the BODY of the letter not just at the top where it says subject... >Include >>some type of identification of the person you need clarification >from. >> >>for example: >>TO FAYE: Could you be more specific...give the state, dates you >have... >>whatever >> >>The problem I had at first is that you are suddenly getting all these >>messages and if there is a question for you have no idea who they >are >>asking. It took me a while to figure out that someone was asking me >a >>question specifically. >> >>Keep in mind that we also are probably getting tons of e-mail >ourselves.... >>I do and it takes ME hours to get through my e-mail even though I may >be new >>to the Hunt group. Doesn't mean I don't get tons of e-mail already >either. >> >>I would like to help but again being new, I don't know how to and >don't >>have the data bases that you all are so fortunate to possess. >Shoot, I am >>just now trying to decide what Hightower,_Hunt messages to save to >my zip >>drive. >> >>Also, keep in mind that a lot of these people may have just >purchased a >>computer and are lucky they can even get on line let alone find a >geneology >>spot and ask a question. >> >>Even though someone may have been on computers for a long time (like >ME) we >>have different skill levels and knowledge about the internet and how >it use >>our particular set up. >> >>And, also consider that us "newbiees" to genology may have a >difficult time >>figuring out the terms, how information if listed , and so on... this >may >>seem so very basic to you old hands at genology. I had been >searching on >>the internet for Hunts for about 5 months before I got hooked up with >you >>guys.... And, I had found nothing.... but 10,000 hunt clubs and >directions >>on how to hunt and 1,000 Hunt pages of people that I had no idea who >they >>were. Like my cousin said who is researching Hunts the Old fashioned >way >>without the internet.... there are so many Hunts that they are like >the >>stones on the ground. He has been trying for YEARS traveling around >many >>states. We find Hunts everywhere but not "OUR" Hunts. >> >>I was so delighted when I found HUNTS who are real people who knew >what I >>was talking about. So, please take a deep breath and know that you >are >>appreciated ! Perhaps it would help to send a basic page of >instructions >>to be sent to the new guys when they join up. It may be worth the >initial >>page to automatically send it to them (and/or) resend if there are >problems. >> >>Faye Elaine Hightower Potter Mayo >> >> >> >> >> >>==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >>The HUNTList Support Staff >>Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and >Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com> >> >

I am very sorry if I offended anyone with what I added to Sandy's comment. Sometimes we need to put ourselves in the others place. Several of us try very hard to help HUNT seekers and it helps immeasurably if the person gives ALL the available information---even to saying, "This is all I have!" Even that would be a help. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: GW7909@aol.com <GW7909@aol.com> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 9:10 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] (no subject) >I just wanted to drop a suggestion. I know several of you posted rude >messages to someone who ACCIDENTALLY forgot to include the names of the >locations of their Hunts. Please, try to be polite, and at least email >someone personally instead of embaressing them! I know that several of you >have also posted and forgotten to give complete details. It is human nature >to forget occasionally. Also, when someone is new, they may not realize they >have forgotten something that may be vital. The Hunt I am looking for had a >very unique name. We do not know where he was from before 1852, therefore, >we search every record for anything that might click. Please, I am not >trying to be rude. I think a little courtey should be considered. I would >have emailed each of you personally, but my computer shut down on me and I >lost the messages. Please forgive me if I have offended you,but please >consider everyone. > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT Document Archives: ><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> >

First of all, the whole message system can be confusing. When you write someone a letter for a specific message first of all I would address it in the BODY of the letter not just at the top where it says subject... Include some type of identification of the person you need clarification from. for example: TO FAYE: Could you be more specific...give the state, dates you have... whatever The problem I had at first is that you are suddenly getting all these messages and if there is a question for you have no idea who they are asking. It took me a while to figure out that someone was asking me a question specifically. Keep in mind that we also are probably getting tons of e-mail ourselves.... I do and it takes ME hours to get through my e-mail even though I may be new to the Hunt group. Doesn't mean I don't get tons of e-mail already either. I would like to help but again being new, I don't know how to and don't have the data bases that you all are so fortunate to possess. Shoot, I am just now trying to decide what Hightower,_Hunt messages to save to my zip drive. Also, keep in mind that a lot of these people may have just purchased a computer and are lucky they can even get on line let alone find a geneology spot and ask a question. Even though someone may have been on computers for a long time (like ME) we have different skill levels and knowledge about the internet and how it use our particular set up. And, also consider that us "newbiees" to genology may have a difficult time figuring out the terms, how information if listed , and so on... this may seem so very basic to you old hands at genology. I had been searching on the internet for Hunts for about 5 months before I got hooked up with you guys.... And, I had found nothing.... but 10,000 hunt clubs and directions on how to hunt and 1,000 Hunt pages of people that I had no idea who they were. Like my cousin said who is researching Hunts the Old fashioned way without the internet.... there are so many Hunts that they are like the stones on the ground. He has been trying for YEARS traveling around many states. We find Hunts everywhere but not "OUR" Hunts. I was so delighted when I found HUNTS who are real people who knew what I was talking about. So, please take a deep breath and know that you are appreciated ! Perhaps it would help to send a basic page of instructions to be sent to the new guys when they join up. It may be worth the initial page to automatically send it to them (and/or) resend if there are problems. Faye Elaine Hightower Potter Mayo

I just wanted to drop a suggestion. I know several of you posted rude messages to someone who ACCIDENTALLY forgot to include the names of the locations of their Hunts. Please, try to be polite, and at least email someone personally instead of embaressing them! I know that several of you have also posted and forgotten to give complete details. It is human nature to forget occasionally. Also, when someone is new, they may not realize they have forgotten something that may be vital. The Hunt I am looking for had a very unique name. We do not know where he was from before 1852, therefore, we search every record for anything that might click. Please, I am not trying to be rude. I think a little courtey should be considered. I would have emailed each of you personally, but my computer shut down on me and I lost the messages. Please forgive me if I have offended you,but please consider everyone.

I had found information of a marriage and a child, both mother & child had died at childbirth. When I found the gravestone, it gave the woman's name and said "Consort of" the man. This could be your answer to the gravestone reading the maiden name. Elwyn D. Draper wrote: > JoAnne, > > Nothing wrong with a novice question. > > Although people can put on a headstone whatever they wish, it would be > highly irregular for a maiden name to be on a tombstone without the married > surname also. Thus, the implication might be that your Hattie Hunt > Holdsclaw was no longer married to Mr. Holdsclaw at the time of her death; > or if he died earlier, she could have reverted back to her maiden name. Or > it could be a mistake on her tombstone. Or her family perhaps never liked > her husband! The possibilities are endless. A little more research into > her background might give a clue. > > Regarding the plot number, the codes vary from cemetery to cemetery. > However, my best guess is that the "45" is either a section number or a > family plot number. Within the section or plot, each individual gravesite > would get a letter (A,B,C, etc.). So it would seem that Hattie is perhaps > buried in the 9th grave (letter "I") in the designated area. > > Again, these are not the only explanations, so be open to other information > as it becomes available to you. > > Hope this helps. Perhaps others on the list have other ideas also. > > Elwyn D. Draper > Visit the Draper-tree at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/4302. > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl>

To answer a non-genealogical question: asked by Felicia. who just saved me the trouble of asking her to address a reply on HUNT & BYRD Pound sign= "£" Hold down the alt key and with the other hand punch in +156 on the numbers pad with the numlock ON.= "£". © Sandy Lubbock Thats with a DOS based PC. I don't know how to do it with a MAC.

DOES ANYONE RECOGNIZE THIS HUNT? OBITUARY IN THE PORTERVILLE RECORDER ON MONDAY JULY 12, 1999: "JOHN HUNT STRATHMORE - John Hunt who lived here for 51 years and was a retired farm laborer, died in Visalia Friday, July 9, 1999. He was 92. Visitation will be held from 1 - 8 p.m. today at Webb-Sanders Funeral Home in Lindsay. A graveside service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Lindsay-Strathmore Cemetery near Lindsay, with the Rev. Dale Hunter officiating. Mr. Hunt was born in Forestburg, Texas. He was a member and deacon of Jesus Name Church in Plainview. Survivors include three sons, V.M. Hunt of Waterford, John Hunt of Strathmore and Bruce Hunt of Lindsay; a daughter, June Peery of Plainview; a brother, Malcom Hunt of Modesto; a sister, Rachel Gentry of Porterville; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his wife, Verna Mae (Simmons) Hunt, whom he married on September 6, 1933. Her death on August 21, 1989 ended nearly 56 years of marriage. Arrangements are under the direction of Webb-Sanders Funeral Home in Lindsay." ****************** Sincerely, Neil Smith

Shirley: I have been VERY interested in this family for a long time, but my question is a hard one: Who was the father of Stephen Hunt Sr.? A Stephen Hunt (Sr, no doubt) was the administrator of the estate of Thomas Hunt of Bedford City, Bedford Co., Va. Estate appraised 23rd day of Jan. 1802; and Stephen Hunt signed as administrator. It was a small estate: one bay horse, saddle and surcingle, bridle, 1 pair of saddle bags, 1 trunk and looking glass, 120# bar iron, cash on hand (21 pounds), 2 bonds (looks like 205 lbs.), ditto (2 lbs.), two other illegible items worth total of 12 or 13 lbs. (Sandy---you'll have to tell me again how to make the English pound sign!). It was also signed by Julos Sanders, Stephen Hale and Lewis Arther (sic). Felicia P.S. These Hunts (Stephen and Caty,) were Quakers. -----Original Message----- From: Lovern <shklvn@bellatlantic.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 12, 1999 10:01 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt & Byrd Connections >Hi, Haven't posted anything for awhile but ran across this. Thought >someone might be interested. Got this from records from library. >It was under Byrd Genealogy: >Catherine "Caty Byrd b ca 1782 in Loudon Co, Va married Stephen Hunt Jr, >in Bedford Co, Va 31 Dec 1801 son of Stephen & Mary Hunt >Elizabeth Byrd b ca 1790 married 4 Jan 1834 in Franklin Co, Va to James >Hunt son of John Hunt. >Benjamin Byrd married his cousin Nancy Hunt (2nd wife) of Frnaklin Co, >Va 18 of Nove 1844 d of Stephen & Catherin Hunt >Martha A Byrd married in Franklin Co, Va 8 Oct 1850 to James McBride son >of Thomas and Catherine Hunt McBride. > >Don't know if this will help connect the Byrds and Hunts together for >anyone but thought this was interesting. >Shirley > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT-Line Online, an archive of viewable GEDCOMs: ><http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/index.html> >

JoAnne, Nothing wrong with a novice question. Although people can put on a headstone whatever they wish, it would be highly irregular for a maiden name to be on a tombstone without the married surname also. Thus, the implication might be that your Hattie Hunt Holdsclaw was no longer married to Mr. Holdsclaw at the time of her death; or if he died earlier, she could have reverted back to her maiden name. Or it could be a mistake on her tombstone. Or her family perhaps never liked her husband! The possibilities are endless. A little more research into her background might give a clue. Regarding the plot number, the codes vary from cemetery to cemetery. However, my best guess is that the "45" is either a section number or a family plot number. Within the section or plot, each individual gravesite would get a letter (A,B,C, etc.). So it would seem that Hattie is perhaps buried in the 9th grave (letter "I") in the designated area. Again, these are not the only explanations, so be open to other information as it becomes available to you. Hope this helps. Perhaps others on the list have other ideas also. Elwyn D. Draper Visit the Draper-tree at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/4302.

Pam: My Aunt had a friend, Cornelia DePuyster (sp?) Hunt, who was born in N.Y. (presumably in or near N.Y.C.) of an old and prominent Hunt family. I have a beautiful small oil portrait of her by a (probably) fine artist. My Aunt was a Hunt also, but I do not think they were kin, although they were such good friends that they pretended to be. I would like to find this family, as I would think they would like to have this portrait. I must have proof before relinquishing it. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: John Capestro <jsc@i2020.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999 10:03 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Hunt NJ or NY etc. >Hello fellow "Hunters", > >Sandy Hunt tells us that the Hunt List now has a subscription base of 400+. >If this is true, and I think that it certainly is, there are many of you >out there who are lurking and not posting your material - Nothing ventured, >nothing gained. > >If you are one of these "lurkers" and if you have either a NJ or NY Hunt >line (or think that you might), please email us directly. We have a large >amount of material for these states, and stand a reasonable chance of >helping you. > >Our NY material is primarily from Southeast NY State - about 80% from >Westchester County, New York City proper - including early Harlem (We have >Towler's complete "Harlem Register"), and Long Island, with the balance in >the other NY Counties. Our NJ material represents virtually all Counties, >but it is especially strong for Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, and >Burlington. NJ/NY mix is about 60/40%. Our data is about 40% from >"primary" type sources, representing over 80 years of combined research by >our families. About 65% is pre-1850. Family breakdown is roughly 45% >Ralph Hunt of Long Island line, 35% Thomas and Cecelia Hunt of Westchester, >NY line, 20% other NJ and NY Hunt families. (%'s from my husband - probably >accurate - but I do not have a clue) > >We are not the only resource available to you on the Hunt List - - - not by >far!!! I understand that our current subscriber base includes many other >very dedicated, experienced, and in some cases professional or professional >quality genealogists who will go out of their way to assist you. Perhaps >some of those with other regional expertise will step forward with a >similar offer. > >Special offer: > >We will examine your information and assist you in developing an email to >be posted direct to the Hunt List so that all 400+ of our subscribers can >review and have an opportunity to respond to your request (this if you are >shy). We will, of course, look through your data and determine if we have >any information in our files that will extend your lines. A subsequent >Hunt List posting is an ABSOLUTE requirement of this offer - NO exceptions, >but we will do so under our email address if you wish to remain anonymous. > >One comment to ALL Hunt List subscribers (MY OPINION ONLY). If a new >member posts and excludes some important data from their inquiry, feel free >to mention this to them. But PLEASE, do it "off-List" via private email. >We need not embarrass them. > >Hope to help. Write if you wish. > >Pam >jsc@i2020.net > > > > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Review names and download HUNT gedcom files from Courtney Tompkins site ><http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/4813/ged1/gedlink.html> >

You won't get any flack from me, Sandy! Puleaze, folks----use your common sense and tell us what time period you are working in and what state and county (if you know it) and any background information that would be helpful. For instance---just pick up a large city phone book and see how many George Hunts are in it. That gives you an idea of the kind of thing you are asking us! THINK before you CLICK! Felicia -----Original Message----- From: SANFORD B HUNT <SBH3@prodigy.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999 7:23 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] B.L. Hunt and son >I as much as anyone or more understand your feelings. I put up with this every day to the tune of 40 or 50 inquiries. I have learned to keep my cool and I know where the delete button is. > >I try to evaluate each inquiry to be sure that the questions are legitmate. >. >If all the information is not adequate I either delete the message or ask the sender for more information depending on my evaluation of the sender. Evaluating senders is quite easy. When I "delete" that means someone else will handle it because I have had it for the day. > >There are several types of messages I will not fool with: > >1. Those obviously who are reaching way out for a connection and trying to fill in the middle. That is a lost cause and bad genealogy., and seldom brings ressults. "My grandmother told me that we are related to Charlemagne" it goes on and on. > >2. Material from LDS and CD-Roms when the sender HAS NOT contacted the source. Its obvious.Don't believe all you read! >Bible records are always a source of suspicion--what bible, who published it, when, and when were the entries made? Johnny Smith was at school one day and the teacher told him that surely he was related to Pegsus Smith. After school he told his mother who dutifully entered it in the family bible. One hundred years later Pegsus name came up and they looked in the family bible--yep there it was--it MUST be TRUE because its in the family bible. > >3. When the sender refuses to relate his/her connection to those being asked about. That usually means they don't have a clue about what they are saying. > >4. When the sender does not sign his/her message and does not show their location. Knowing where you live is very important. > >These are my PERSONAL rules and has nothing to do with the HUNT List. It is just a matter of how much time is available. I am here 18 hoiurs a day trying to help. IF I have time I can deal with it all. > >Don't hide the fact that you are new to this--say so and you will get LOTS of help. It is always a plus to all of us if you would tell us WHAT you have done on your own BEFORE going to the HUNT Consortium. Birth certificaftes, death and marriage certificates, Census etc. That saves us a lot of time by not having to research what you have already done. Capish?.Comprende? Comprende Vous? > >Sandy3 >Lubbock >( I am ready for the flack!) > > > > > > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Review names and download HUNT gedcom files from Courtney Tompkins site ><http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/4813/ged1/gedlink.html> >

What census are we talking about? What county in which state? Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Todd and Tracey Hunt <thunt@surfsouth.com> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, July 11, 1999 10:48 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] B.L. Hunt and son >I am trying to find out any info on my George Hunt. I believe that his >Father was B.L. Hunt though I have not proven it yet. The B. I think >stands for Benjamin. I have George's Birth as Jan. 1854 or 1859 >according to census'. > The 1860 census for B.L. is as follows: > > B.L. Hunt 34 cabinetmaker > Sarah 26 > Robt. 3 > Geo. H. 2 this should be my George? > Frances E. 4/12 > > Is anyone out there in Hunt land familiar with this line? > > Thanks > Todd Hunt > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives ><http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> >

Here is a list of 65 birth certificates that I made copies of when I went to Oxford (county seat) in Granville Co. NC. I didn't know how to post the information other than using the clip board so it might be hard to read. >From left to right the information listed is: Last name, First name, Middle Name, Place of Birth, Date of birth, Father's name, Mother's name and number of siblings. As far as I know none of these Hunt family members are related to me. My GF Dan Ray Hunt was born in Warren Co. NC which is not to far from Granville. Hunt Unk Girl Unk Oxford, Granville Co., NC October 02, 1915 D. C. Hunt Minnie A. Hunt 7 Hunt Unk Boy Unk Fishing Creek, Granville Co., NC January 29, 1925 C. B. Hunt Janette Elam 2 Hunt Unk Girl Unk Oxford, Dutchville, Granville Co., NC March 23, 1940 Sherman Louis Hunt Nina Davis 4 Hunt Unk Girl Unk Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC June 09, 1924 Henry Hunt Etta Daniel 4 Hunt Unk Girl Unk Oxford, Granville Co., NC November 02, 1927 Otis Kilgo Hunt Beatrice Lelia Williams 0 Hunt Unk Girl Unk Dutchville, Granville Co., NC February 08, 1918 Geo. Hunt Lena Bell Smith 7 Hunt Unk Girl Unk Oxford, Granville Co., NC September 04, 1922 D. C. Hunt Minnie Adams 9 Hunt Alfred Penn Salem, Granville Co., NC October 16, 1922 E. A. Hunt Elizabeth Mayer 2 Hunt Annie Marie Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC June 08, 1919 Sidney D. Hunt Viola M. Copley 1 Hunt Bobby Lewis Dutchville, Granville Co., NC September 26, 1936 Sherman Lewis Hunt Nina Davis 3 Hunt Carey Parker Oxford, Granville Co., NC May 18, 1903 David Cameron Hunt Minnie Adams ? Hunt Carrie Sophia Granville Co., NC November 22, 1908 Benjamin Young Hunt Carrie Hester Wrenn ? Hunt Charlie W. Granville Co., NC March 21, 1908 William S. Hunt Della Renn ? Hunt Charlotte Anne Oxford, Granville Co., NC March 30, 1938 William Henry Hunt Anne Elizabeth Jordan 0 Hunt Cornelia Anne Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC May 12, 1937 Walter W. Hunt Annie Lee Hoyle 2 Hunt Cornelia Frances Granville Co., NC February 09, 1912 James Thomas Hunt Lillian Pearl Matthews ? Hunt David Mitchel Walnut Grove, Granville Co., NC January 03, 1923 Joe Hunt Annie Daniel 1 Hunt Doris Watkins Oxford, Granville Co., NC February 22, 1923 Joe Hunt Della Royster 2 Hunt Dorothy Lois Dutchville, Granville Co., NC December 19, 1933 Sherman Hunt Nina Davis 2 Hunt Dorothy Pendleton Oxford, Granville Co., NC February 06, 1915 E. C. Hunt Virgie Pendleton ? Hunt Dorothy Young Fishing Creek, Granville Co., NC May 13, 1920 B. Y. Hunt Carrie Wrenn 4 Hunt Edward Outlaw Oxford, Granville Co., NC 7/18/1893 William Henry Hunt Janie Outlaw ? Hunt Elizabeth Herndon Granville Co., NC August 30, 1908 David Cameron Hunt Minnie Adams ? Hunt Francis Earle Granville Co., NC 8/12/1897 David Nicholson Hunt Addie Hester ? Hunt Francis Jr. Earle Oxford, Granville Co., NC February 25, 1924 Earle Hunt Addie Breedlove 0 Hunt George Carr Oxford, Granville Co., NC September 11, 1910 David Cameron Hunt Minnie Vinera Adams ? Hunt Gordon unk Oxford, Granville Co., NC 11/8/1890 Joseph Sidney Hunt Annie Milburn Gordon ? Hunt Helen Luther Tar River, Granville Co., NC May 05, 1904 Ernest Dea Hunt Cora Jane Farabow ? Hunt Helen Rose Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC August 14, 1931 Walter W. Hunt Annie Lee Hoyle 1 Hunt James Nolan Granville Co., NC July 06, 1906 James Thomas Hunt Lillian Pearl Matthews ? Hunt Janie Dell Fishing Creek, Granville Co., NC January 18, 1922 Bryant Hunt Jeanette Elam 1 Hunt Janie Outlaw Oxford, Granville Co., NC 10/27/1895 William Henry Hunt Janie Outlaw ? Hunt Joe Daniel Walnut Grove, Granville Co., NC August 15, 1918 Joseph B. Hunt Annie J. Daniel 0 Hunt John Graham Salem, Granville Co., NC July 13, 1918 E. A. Hunt Elizabeth Mayer 1 Hunt Joseph Barnes Kittrell, Granville Co., NC August 22, 1909 George Hunt Glenna Belle Smith ? Hunt Joseph William Oxford, Granville Co., NC September 20, 1914 Joseph P. Hunt Dela Royster ? Hunt Julia Elizabeth Kittrell, Granville Co., NC July 06, 1903 Junius Penn Hunt Julia Sarah Russell ? Hunt Julia Elizabeth Stovall, Granville Co., NC 8/8/1883 Robert Alexander Hunt Jo Anna Glover ? Hunt Junnie Judson Brassfield, Granville Co., NC April 13, 1915 Geo. Hunt Bell Smith 6 Hunt Kathryn Ernestine Oxford, Granville Co., NC July 23, 1916 E. C. Hunt Virgie Pendleton 3 Hunt Lila Mae Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC August 08, 1916 Sam Hunt Jessie Hobgood 0 Hunt Lula Hester Granville Co., NC July 04, 1900 David Nicholson Hunt Addie Hester ? Hunt Lula Ozelle Stem, Dutchville, Granville Co., NC May 16, 1930 Sherman Hunt Nina Davis 0 Hunt Luther Rhoades Oxford, Granville Co., NC October 03, 1919 D. C. Hunt Minnie Adams ? Hunt Luvenia Estelle Dutchville, Granville Co., NC October 07, 1919 Sol Hunt Allie Gilliam 0 Hunt Margaret Adams Oxford, Granville Co., NC October 22, 1917 D. C. Hunt Minnie A. Adams 8 Hunt Marvin Nicholson Oxford, Granville Co., NC March 06, 1918 Joseph P. Hunt Odella Peace Royster ? Hunt Mary Fisher Oxford, Granville Co., NC 5/16/1894 Joseph Sidney Hunt Annie Milburn Gordon ? Hunt Mary Gladys Granville Co., NC December 04, 1906 Benjamin Young Hunt Carrie Hester Wrenn ? Hunt Mary Louise Tally Ho, Granville Co., NC January 24, 1928 Walter W. Hunt Annie Lee Hoyle 0 Hunt Mary Virginia Oxford, Granville Co., NC September 13, 1913 David Cameron Hunt Minnie Adams ? Hunt Mildred Idelle Oxford, Granville Co., NC November 16, 1911 Ernest Cleveland Hunt Virgie Pendleton ? Hunt Nancy Travis Oxford, Granville Co., NC September 07, 1923 E. O. Hunt Marie Burwell 0 Hunt Newton Atlas Oxford, Granville Co., NC October 22, 1914 Robert Lee Hunt Lessie Florence Newton ? Hunt Pauline Wrenn Fishing Creek, Granville Co., NC October 26, 1916 B. Y. Hunt Carrie Wrenn 3 Hunt Pearl unk Granville Co., NC 3/4/1893 William Thomas Hunt Lee Beasley ? Hunt Pella Jane Stem, Dutchville, Granville Co., NC October 20, 1931 Sherman L. Hunt Nania Davis 1 Hunt Rascoe Bond Oxford, Granville Co., NC March 29, 1908 William Henry Hunt Janie Outlaw ? Hunt Samuel Edward Oxford, Granville Co., NC April 13, 1918 E. D. Hunt Cors Farabow 7 Hunt Samuel Watkins Fishing Creek, Granville Co., NC December 11, 1929 C. B. Hunt Jeanette Elum 3 Hunt Sherman Lewis Granville Co., NC October 15, 1909 Melvin Hunt Eliza Jane Overton ? Hunt Thelma unk Granville Co., NC September 18, 1904 James Thomas Hunt Lillian Pearl Matthews ? Hunt Thomas Jefferson Granville Co., NC November 29, 1903 Benjamin Thomas Hunt Mary Frances Williford ? Hunt William Gibbs Oxford, Granville Co., NC 9/30/1886 David Nicholson Hunt Adelaide Carson Hester ? Hunt Zenova Azella Oxford, Granville Co., NC December 03, 1910 William Thomas Hunt Azalle Sullivan Beasley ? Blaine Hunt Baltimore, MD

Can someone explain to a novice? While looking for burial place of Hattie HUNT Holdsclaw, I came across this listing... Bell County, TX - South Belton Cemetery HUNT Hattie 1820-1903 45 I Were/Are maiden names used on tombstones, and what does the ( I ) mean? This is the only listing with an ( I ) after the plot number ... Sorry to take up your time with these questions, but the people on this list seem to be the most knowledgeable, so I thought I would ask... Thank you for your time, Jo Ann Beasley Clyde, Texas

I am still looking for information on Adelbert Vincent HUNT who married Florence Bradley of Friendship , Allegany County NY. I have no dates for Adelbert but Florence was born in NY in 1849. She was the daugher of Almira Scott and William Bradley and was one of 10 siblings including a twin sister, Flora. If you have any help for me I would appreciate it. Nana (NAY-na) RUTHERFORD Redell

Hi, Haven't posted anything for awhile but ran across this. Thought someone might be interested. Got this from records from library. It was under Byrd Genealogy: Catherine "Caty Byrd b ca 1782 in Loudon Co, Va married Stephen Hunt Jr, in Bedford Co, Va 31 Dec 1801 son of Stephen & Mary Hunt Elizabeth Byrd b ca 1790 married 4 Jan 1834 in Franklin Co, Va to James Hunt son of John Hunt. Benjamin Byrd married his cousin Nancy Hunt (2nd wife) of Frnaklin Co, Va 18 of Nove 1844 d of Stephen & Catherin Hunt Martha A Byrd married in Franklin Co, Va 8 Oct 1850 to James McBride son of Thomas and Catherine Hunt McBride. Don't know if this will help connect the Byrds and Hunts together for anyone but thought this was interesting. Shirley