A LIST OF EMIGRANT MINISTERS TO AMERICA 1690--1811 BY GERALD FOTHERGILL LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. 1904 page 3 The materials for this list have been obtained from classes of records known as Money Books, King's Warrant Books, Treasury Papers, and Exchequer of Receipt Papers, all now preserved in the Public Record Office. page 35 Hunt, John, Virginia, January 18, 1775.--Money Book, 53-172. Hunt, John, Bahama Islands, November 9, 1769.--Money Book, 51-249. Hunt, Isaac, Barbadoes, February 14, 1755.--Money Book, 45-111. Hunt, Isaac, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland, March 11, 1777.--Money Book, 53-172. Hunt, Bryan, clerk, Barbadoes, March 16, 1709-1710.--Money Book, 20-236. Hunt, Brian, Virginia, May 8, 1722.--Money Book, 29-203.

DEATH CERTIFICATE INFORMATION for Emma Lavina Baty Hunt 1. Place of Death: 249 Jerome Ave. Williamsport, Lycoming Co. 2. Usual Residence of Deceased: 249 Jerome Ave, Williamsport, Lycoming Co, PA 3a. Full Name: Emma Zella Lavina Hunt (see note below) 3c. SSN: none 4. Sex: F 5. Color: W 6a. Widow 6b. Name of Husband: Edward H. (mistake, should be W.) Hunt 7. Birth Date of Deceased: Oct. 28, 1853 8. Age: 89 years, 0 Months, 27 Days 9. Birthplace: PA 10. Occupation: none 12. Name of Father: Nelson Batty (Mistake, confirmed as Baty) BP: PA 14. Maiden name of Mother: Jane Chase BP: NY 16a. Signature of Informant: Robert Hunt 16b. Address of Informant: 1109 Memorial Ave. 17 a. b. c. Burial, Nov 28, 1942, Wildwood Cemetery 18. Signature of Funeral Director: Illegible, Could be Melvyn C. Knight, 500 W. 4th. St. Williamsport, PA 19 Registrar: Frank W. Slack, Date received Nov 25, 1942 20 Date of Death: Nov. 25, 1942 at 1:15 PM 21: Cause of Death: Artereosclerotic Heart Disease, duration 3 yrs. Due to: Senility 23. Signature: A.R. Kirch, MD, 305 Elmira St. Williamsport Date Signed: Nov 25, 1942 ______________________________________ NOTES for #1 & #2 249 Jerome Ave was the residence of Forrest Bailey NOTE for #3 Name on death certificate is typed as Emma Zella Lavina Hunt, but name was confirmed as Emmazella, and she only wanted to be known as Emma. Larry Hunt Pittsburgh, PA

Charles and Clarissa were from the Richmond County and Charlotte County, Va. Richmond County in where Marcellus was born. Thanks! Teresa taci74@hotmail.com >From: "Teresa Cirone" <taci74@hotmail.com> >To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HUNT-L] Charles R. Hunt (c.1806-1883), VA >Date: Sun, 11 Jul 1999 20:11:58 PDT > >Still at the brick wall and still trying to locate parents for Charles R. >Hunt. He married Clarissa Barksdale in 1828. The children of Clarissa and >Charles were: Marcellus Barksdale Hunt, Claiborne, Charles, Sally, William, >Mary, and Clara. Do any of these names reach into somebodies branch? >Any help is appreciated. >Thanks! >Happy HUNTing.......... >Teresa >taci74@hotmail.com > > >_______________________________________________________________ >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT Document Archives: ><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Right on Sandy, it's about time people should give as much as they receive. .

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

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!)

Still at the brick wall and still trying to locate parents for Charles R. Hunt. He married Clarissa Barksdale in 1828. The children of Clarissa and Charles were: Marcellus Barksdale Hunt, Claiborne, Charles, Sally, William, Mary, and Clara. Do any of these names reach into somebodies branch? Any help is appreciated. Thanks! Happy HUNTing.......... Teresa taci74@hotmail.com _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

In a message dated 7/11/99 7:51:01 AM Pacific Daylight Time, thunt@surfsouth.com writes: << 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 >> Hi Todd and all the rest of you ....... It would really really really HELP if you at least gave a State , letalone a county ....... How do you expect an intelligent answer if you don`t give us some basic information , I am not just picking on Todd , but many other people have done what he just did , Most of the time I just ' DELETE ' , even though I might have an answer , So , think before you click ' send ' , Phil

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

I found 88 HUNTs in the Catawba County, NC Cemetery Index posted at the following site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/cemetery.htm Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL

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That is a good question. Both John and Samuel had children John and Samuel. We need to go to the beginning to be sure we have the right people.--Sandy in Lubbock ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim and Lou James <loujim@satx.net> To: <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 05, 1980 12:49 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] HUNT, John, abt 1688-Sep 1748, NJ > Seeking information on whether John was son of Samuel or or John. > Our HUNT lineage is shown on a subpage of our site, which has been > moved from Geocities to: > http://www.intersatx.net/people/loujim/default.htm. Please visit. > Regards, > Jim and Lou James > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives > <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> >

Would someone please tell me how to get myself deleted from the Hunt list? I value the efforts, but simply cannot pursue my own genealogy at this time. And I am being flooded with postings. I hope to come back on in the future. Now, help. Lamar Hunt

Is this the family you are looking for??????His grandfather was Ralph. If this isn't right we will try grandfather Ralph and his family.. When we decide which is the right family I can give you the whole bit in GEDCOM or any way you want it or you can download it from the SITE. *************************************** Family Group Record ============================================================ Husband: James HUNT - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: 1703 Death: 1795 Charlotte Co., Virginia Marriage: abt 1730 Virginia Father: Richard HUNT (b 11 Jan 1656) Mother: Elinor LINTON (b abt 1670) ============================================================ Wife: Sarah WHITLOCK - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1710 Hanover Co., Virginia Father: James WHITLOCK Mother: Frances UNKNOWN ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 M Charles HUNT Birth: 1729 Virginia Death: bef 1785 S. Carolina Spouse: Tabitha Ann? UNKNOWN (m abt 1753) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M James HUNT Rev. Birth: 1731 Virginia Death: 1793 Montgomery Co., Maryland Spouse: Ruth HALL (m abt 1755) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 M Elijah HUNT Birth: bet 1734-1737 Charlotte Co., Virginia Death: 31 Jan 1795 Halifax Co., Virginia Spouse: Sarah RICHARDSON (m 1761) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 F Sarah HUNT Birth: abt 1736 Virginia Spouse: William CRAGHEAD (m aft 1770) Spouse: James WIMBISH (m 1 Feb 1760) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 M Nathaniel HUNT Birth: abt 1740 Virginia Death: 1795 Spouse: Mary ALLEN - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 M David HUNT Birth: 1745 Virginia Death: 19 Feb 1826 Pittsylvania Co., Virginia Spouse: Ann RICHARDSON Nancy - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 M John HUNT Birth: abt 1747 Virginia Death: abt 1795 Spouse: UNKNOWN - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 M Gilbert HUNT Birth: abt 1749 Virginia Death: 1806 Charlotte Co., Virginia Spouse: Susannah MARTIN (m 9 Dec 1781) Spouse: Sarah HOARD (m 20 Dec 1787) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 F Mary HUNT Birth: abt 1733 Hanover Co., Virginia Death: 1804 Halifax Co., Virginia Spouse: James MCCRAW ============================================================ Prepared 9 Jul 1999 by: Sandy Hunt Lubbock Tejas ============================================================ FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: James HUNT General: James Hunt resided in Jamestown, Hanover, Lunenburg, Pittsylvania, Halifax and Charlotte Counties, Virginia. At the age of 74, he volunteered for the Revolutionary Army with his grandson, John Wimbish. He was a Pres- byterian, and his funeral was preached by Dr. Archibald Alexander, who wrote of Mr. Hunt (see The Life of Archibald Alexander, D.D. PP. 137-) He was the father of Rev. James Hunt of Montgomery Co., Maryland. James Hunt had land deeded from King George II in Halifax Co., Virginia in 1761. He en- listed in Captain Thomas Tweatt's Co. of the 14th Va. Regt., as a Corporal. This regt. commanded by Col. Charles Lewis. He was promoted to Sergeant Major and in early Spring of 1779, he became a member of the 10th Va. Regt. His name is found last on the muster roll the 9th of Dec. 1779. He left a will in Charlotte Co., Va. Pittsylvania Co., Va. history says: "James & Ralph (?) of Hanover, Va., in 1746 bought land in Lunenburg Co., Va. There James Hunt reared a large family (m. Sarah Whitlock) leaving 7 sons. "He died at his home on the Staunton River". "Patrick Henry attended his funeral." His home was near Patrick Henry's home, "Red Hill" in Charlotte Co., Va. Andrea I, pg. 23 states "his family came from Virginia to N.C. and on into Spartenburg, S. Carolina. WIFE NOTES: Sarah WHITLOCK General: Sarah was the daughter of James and Frances Whitlock. CHILD NOTES: Charles HUNT General: See S.C. file: "Ancestral Home of the Hunt Family of South Carolina" "This plantation had been in the same family approximately 200 years when this marker was erected in 1965. It was a grant to Charles Hunt when he migrated to South Carolina from Virginia in 1770 and included all that land lying between Coneross and Little Beaverdam Creeks. Son of Sgt. Major James Hunt of Hanover Co., Va., Charles Hunt erected his home across the highway from the present home of William C. Hunt, his great-great grandson. " A half-mile East lies the original family cemetery which includes the grave and marker to Dick, forman of slaves." CHILD NOTES: James HUNT Rev. General: Rev. Hunt was a prominent Presbyterian minister of his day. He kept a school in Montgomery Co., Maryland, at his place called "Tusculum." He was a graduate of Princeton and was a Presbyterian clergyman, having charge of a church near Rockville from 1761 to the time of his death June 2, 1793. His will was dated Dec. 19, 1785 and was proved Dec. 28, 1795. See Wm. & Mary Quarterly, Series I, Vol. 22, pg 138-139. CHILD NOTES: Elijah HUNT General: Was a Justice of the Peace in Halifax Co., Va. 1776-1777. See D.A.R. Vol. 134, p. 263. Left will dated 7 Dec. 1793 in Halifax Co., Va. CHILD NOTES: Sarah HUNT General: Married (1) James Wimbish, (2) William Craghead. Her father James calls her Sarah Craghead (James Wimbish had died) in his will and leaves her negroes: Hannah, Gabriel and Jacob, as well as a featherbed and furniture. CHILD NOTES: Nathaniel HUNT General: Five children of Nathaniel are named in their Grandfather Jame's Will (18 Oct. 1794, Charlotte Co., Va. Cornwall Parish) Date of Nathaniel's Will was 1795, according to CHM. CHILD NOTES: David HUNT General: See Will Pr. 26 March 1826. (In folder Misc. wills by Andrea). Was Capt. of Pittsylvania Co. Militia, 1785. Inscription on his tombstone reads: "Soldier of the Revolution". His father, James, left him a featherbed and five negroes: Abby, Braddock, London, Ralph and Squire, in his will. This was on the condition that David pay to "my grandson John, son of John, 25 lbs. current Virginia money when the said John arives at lawful age or marries". CHILD NOTES: John HUNT CHILD NOTES: Gilbert HUNT General: 1000 acres ("homplace") in Charlotte Co. left to Gilbert by his father, James. He was on the tax list in 1782 in Pittsylvania Co., but he died in Charlotte Co. James stipulates that Gilbert is to pay John, "son of my son John" fifty pounds when he arrives at legal age. IGI states that Christopher is named in the will of Gilbert Hunt "1 Dec. 1798". CHILD NOTES: Mary HUNT General: Was left Negroes: Betty (or Letty), Dick, "little" Elias, Margery and Hannah, and also, a featherbed by her father. See notes for James McCraw. Mary and James had eleven children. SOURCES Felicia Gourdin File ON WEBSITE

I do not agree with your information. Richard Hunt and Eleanor Linton were James parents and Ralph Hunt, the immigrant to Virginia (not related to the Long Island Ralph) was the father of Richard. James was a Rev. War Soldier. He enlisted, even in his old age (74), to be with his grandson, James Wimbish. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Thaddeus Hunt <tadeojaime@yahoo.com> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 09, 1999 10:55 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Information please on Ralph Hunt of Virginia >I have been able to trace my ancestry back to James Hunt of Virginia >who was born in 1704 and died in 1795. On a tree another has compiled >they listed Ralph Hunt as the father. I know this is not the Ralph Hunt >of Long Island, NY. If anyone has information on the Ralph Hunt of >Virginia please let me know. > >Thanks > >_________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Do you need help with your genealogy research? Check out the HUNTList >"Resources" at <http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/list/resource.htm> >

Great work, Jackie! I believe the "col" stands for Colored. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: J. E. Leonard <lenardo@bellsouth.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, July 09, 1999 7:57 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] RUTHERFORD CO., TN >I went to the main library here in Memphis today and found the following from >Rutherford Co., TN - Records of Marriages 1804 - 1881. I just copied down >all the Hunt's I found. Hope they can help someone else, they sure helped me! > >Jeremiah Hunt John Taylor, surety >Sarah Taylor Issued 1/8/1829 > >Francis A. Hunt John Pace, surety >Mary Ann Creech Issued 2/26/1834 > >Henry Hunt James Blankenship, surety >July Ann Wood Nace Overall, M.G. >Issued 11/23/1836 Solmn. 3/6/1836 > >Hickman Hunt Felix G. Kelly, surety >Nancy Sutton J. D. Rogers, J.P. >Issued 9/12/1837 Solmn. 9/21/1837 > >Samuel Hunt Blank, surety >Nancy Rowton John Hoover, J.P. >Issued 3/27/1821 Solmn. 3/29/1821 > >William Hunt Shadrack Coon, surety >Nancy Davis Issued 12/8/1827 >Solmn. Blank > >Jno. P. Hunt J. W. Coleman, J.P. >Luanna Hall Issued 12/30/1857 > >John Hunt W. J. Phillips, J.P. >Luzanna Miers Issued 1/13/1859 > >E.B. Hunt Jas. Lindsey, M.G. >A.P. Hutcherson Issued 8/31/1858 > >William Hunt >T.J. Barlow Solmn. 12/11/1860 > >Frank Hunt Solmn. 9/14/1872 >Sallie Randolph col by John Woods > >Edmond Hunt Solmn. 4/13/1872 >Nannie Osborn col by Levi Martin > >Aaron Hunt Solmn. 12/4/1871 >Martha Johnson col by Lewis Trimble > >Samuel G. Hunt Solmn. 10/31/1871 >Mary Dean Arnold by S.M. Cherry > >B.M. Hunt Solmn. 11/9/1875 >Emma S. Hunt > >Alexander Hunt Solmn. 7/3/1876 >Tennie Alexander > >Frank Hunt Solmn. 2/15/1878 >Fannie Smith > >Richard Hunt Solmn. 4/18/1877 >Elvira Rucker > >James W. Hunt Solmn. 2/7/1877 >Mattie C. Stockird by Alanson Brown > >Richard Hunt Solmn. 6/17/1880 >Bella Davis col > >I don't know what the "col" stands for that appears after some of the couples. I am assuming that "J.P." is Justice of the Peace, and "M.G." might mean a minister. Hope this might help someone else >as it helped me some. > >Jackie > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Do you need help with your genealogy research? Check out the HUNTList >"Resources" at <http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/list/resource.htm> >

At 06:57 PM 09-07-99 -0500, J. E. Leonard wrote: >Rutherford Co., TN - Records of Marriages 1804 - 1881. <snip> >Frank Hunt Solmn. 9/14/1872 >Sallie Randolph col by John Woods > >Edmond Hunt Solmn. 4/13/1872 >Nannie Osborn col by Levi Martin > >Aaron Hunt Solmn. 12/4/1871 >Martha Johnson col by Lewis Trimble > <snip> >Richard Hunt Solmn. 6/17/1880 >Bella Davis col > >I don't know what the "col" stands for that appears after some of the couples. I am assuming that "J.P." is Justice of the Peace, and "M.G." might mean a minister. Hope this might help someone else as it helped me some. > >Jackie > Hi! "col" probably stands for "colored". But I could be wrong -- I notice that there were none listed as Negro, Black, Mulatto or . . . . Thanks for all your hard work too!! Kay McGee ~~~~~ Searching for Surnames: McGee, Hunt, Hobbs, Hope, Helms, Chaney, Stegall, Smith (3), Walden, & Others. Focus mostly in the Southern states, some Nothern Quakers. At: http://home.earthlink.net/~kmcgee03/

I went to the main library here in Memphis today and found the following from Rutherford Co., TN - Records of Marriages 1804 - 1881. I just copied down all the Hunt's I found. Hope they can help someone else, they sure helped me! Jeremiah Hunt John Taylor, surety Sarah Taylor Issued 1/8/1829 Francis A. Hunt John Pace, surety Mary Ann Creech Issued 2/26/1834 Henry Hunt James Blankenship, surety July Ann Wood Nace Overall, M.G. Issued 11/23/1836 Solmn. 3/6/1836 Hickman Hunt Felix G. Kelly, surety Nancy Sutton J. D. Rogers, J.P. Issued 9/12/1837 Solmn. 9/21/1837 Samuel Hunt Blank, surety Nancy Rowton John Hoover, J.P. Issued 3/27/1821 Solmn. 3/29/1821 William Hunt Shadrack Coon, surety Nancy Davis Issued 12/8/1827 Solmn. Blank Jno. P. Hunt J. W. Coleman, J.P. Luanna Hall Issued 12/30/1857 John Hunt W. J. Phillips, J.P. Luzanna Miers Issued 1/13/1859 E.B. Hunt Jas. Lindsey, M.G. A.P. Hutcherson Issued 8/31/1858 William Hunt T.J. Barlow Solmn. 12/11/1860 Frank Hunt Solmn. 9/14/1872 Sallie Randolph col by John Woods Edmond Hunt Solmn. 4/13/1872 Nannie Osborn col by Levi Martin Aaron Hunt Solmn. 12/4/1871 Martha Johnson col by Lewis Trimble Samuel G. Hunt Solmn. 10/31/1871 Mary Dean Arnold by S.M. Cherry B.M. Hunt Solmn. 11/9/1875 Emma S. Hunt Alexander Hunt Solmn. 7/3/1876 Tennie Alexander Frank Hunt Solmn. 2/15/1878 Fannie Smith Richard Hunt Solmn. 4/18/1877 Elvira Rucker James W. Hunt Solmn. 2/7/1877 Mattie C. Stockird by Alanson Brown Richard Hunt Solmn. 6/17/1880 Bella Davis col I don't know what the "col" stands for that appears after some of the couples. I am assuming that "J.P." is Justice of the Peace, and "M.G." might mean a minister. Hope this might help someone else as it helped me some. Jackie

I am sorry if you are getting many times, I put in the wrong address. I am trying to get information on my Grandfather, Albert Waldo Hunt. He died on February 8, 1937 in Baird, Texas ( Callahan County). His age at the time of his death would make him born about December of 1875. My Grandmother was a Frazier or Frasier and died in the 1920's. Their children, William Albert Hunt (my Dad), born April 24, 1907 in Ranger, TX (Eastland County) and died December 20, 1993 in Abilene, TX ( Taylor County). His sister, Ruby Mae and brother Joe Dewey. Ruby Mae and Joe had no children. I am an only children and my sons and I would like to learn what we can about our backgrounds. Any help you can be would be appreciated. Thanks, J.W. Hunt Hurst, Texas

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