Jo Ann- This is the best I can do. the ONLY Waddy Thorpe I have and the dates are within your range but nothing seems to jive. What do you think? Thanks you for giving adequate information with which to search. Is there another Waddy T. I wonder? Sandy Hunt Lubbock Tejas. This material is from our WEBSITE. ************************************ Family Group Record ============================================================ Husband: Waddy Thorpe HUNT - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: abt 1825 Death: bet 1863-1865 Searcy Co., Arkansas Marriage: abt 1842 Habersham Co., Georgia Father: John HUNT (b 7 Feb 1787) Mother: Margaret BOWEN (b 1792) ============================================================ Wife: Melissa Abby KELLY - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: 24 May 1824 Greenville, , S. Carolina Death: 15 Dec 1915 ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 M Haroldson LaFayette HUNT Birth: 19 Oct 1843 near Tunnel Hill, Habersham Co., Georgia Death: 24 Mar 1911 St. Louis, Missouri Burial: Welsh Cemetery, Fayette Co., Illinois - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M James M. HUNT Birth: 1846 Death: 15 Jan 1911 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 F Mary A. HUNT Birth: 20 Sep 1847 Habersham Co., Georgia Death: 3 Sep 1933 Ramsey, Illinois - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 M John E. HUNT Birth: abt 1855 Georgia - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 M William F. HUNT Birth: 12 May 1855 Georgia Death: Jan 1922 Taney Co., Missouri - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 M Robert Kelly HUNT Birth: 18 Mar 1859 ============================================================ Prepared 4 Jul 1999 by: ============================================================ FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: Waddy Thorpe HUNT General: Waddy was the progenitor of the Hunt brothers of "silver" fame in Texas. Was in 1850 census of Walker Co., Ga. as HH, listed with wife, Melissa A., & children: Haralson, James, Mary and John; and mother, Margaret Hunt, 58,Widow, b. S.C. Children were born in Ga. He enlisted for one year in the C.S.A. in Arkansas in 1862 and records indicate he was discharged the next year; however, he is called "Capt. Hunt" and it is stated he was killed by guerillas who stopped at his home toward the end of the War. His widow, Melissa, went to Illinois with the children. WIFE NOTES: Melissa Abby KELLY CHILD NOTES: Haroldson LaFayette HUNT General: This is the progenitor of the Texas Hunts of oil and silver fame. CHILD NOTES: James M. HUNT CHILD NOTES: Mary A. HUNT General: Married a Mr. Huss. CHILD NOTES: John E. HUNT CHILD NOTES: William F. HUNT CHILD NOTES: Robert Kelly HUNT General: This man gave the information on this family to Haroldson Lafayette Hunt I. At that time he was living in Ramsey, Illinois. SOURCES Hunt Website

Dear List, I am new to the Hunt list and am basically new to genealogy with many questions and lots of thanks for this great venue. My Hunt lines (I have 2 so far) are: Mary Hunt b. 28 Set 1664 in Rowley, Essex, Eng. m. Thomas Wood Jr. on 16 Jun 1693. I am reasonably sure that her f. Nehemiah and m. Mary Toell (Tool, Towle) are correct too. Nehemiah's f. William b.1604 in Halifax, Yorks, Eng. and m. Elizabeth Best b. abt. 1607. William's f. Robert b.abt. 1565 in Halifax, Yorks, Eng. and m. Jaine Fysher b.about 1569. This is all that I have on this line and am searching for Mary's m. place. and Nehemiah's m. place. Also if anyone knows if Jaine Fysher is correct and any info on her line? The other line I have just found is: Ann Hunt b 1635 who m. Thomas Wood Sr. who was b. 1634. That is absolutely all the info I have about them other than I think Enos was Ann's f. What is confusing is that one Hunt (Mary) m. Thomas Wood Jr. and the other Hunt (Ann) m. Thomas Wood Sr. Do any of you out there know of this family? Thanks so much. Take good care. As always, Gayle Strom As always, Gayle Strom

hi, Need information on: Fred Hunt b feb 13, 1877 d may 23, 1962 m donna tolassi mckinley march 13, 1904 children: Jean Hunt 1910-1992 Mae Hunt 1908 frances hunt 1905-1976 fredric hunt 1906-1987 edwin hunt 1911-1984 charlton schriner hunt 1919-1971 any infomation,please email me at kissme@interaccess.com. thanks julie

Hi, Need information on: thomas hunt (gg grandfather) b nov 14, 1845 d may 23, 1919 m hannah smith moffet on july 11, 1863 in salt lake city, ut. b 1844 d 1922 m thomas hunt children fred hunt 1877-1962 joseph Precious hunt 1873-? daniel bern hunt 1875-? isabella virginia hunt 1883-? Any infomation please email me at kissme@interaccess.com. thanks julie

Hunt researchers, I am researching my ggg-grandfather Waddie T. Hunt. He had a sister named Hattie who m. (FNU) HOLDSCLAW. I have no dates for either Waddie T. or Hattie Hunt Waddie T. m. Antoinette McCABE (b. 1843, d. 1871) probably in Bosque Co., Texas. After Antoinette's death, he remarried Flora (LNU). Waddie T. had 6 children: Eliza Ann b. 1864, m. Henry Warren CLARK Bertha (never married, missionary) Tom (physician) Jim (preacher) Flora Lela Roxie I have gathered all of this info from the little notes jotted down on scraps of paper and the backs of pictures belonging to my g-grandmother. I would love to hear from descendants for any additional info or corrections you may have! Thanks, Jo Ann Beasley Clyde, Texas

You might want to try and track down the MILTON middle name -- I believe that it was a fairly prominent county North of Atlanta for a long time. Not even sure if it exists now. Good luck in your search. Zou Feagin zfeagin@aol.com

Hi, In answer to question about John Hunt involving GA and AL. My GA John Hunt was born about 1780 in ?, possibly NC but lived and died in GA. He died 15 July 1831 in Greene County, GA, where there is a Will in said county. He served in the War of 1812 (good records from National Archives). He married Elizabeth Sorrell on 15 Oct 1803 in Greene County, GA. I have lots more on down if this is the John Hunt you need. His descendants moved to Alabama and on to Arkansas. Dee

It's been over a year since I last sought information on the above. To reiterate the sparse information I have in regard to my 4g and 3g grandfathers was taken from an Arkansas Historical Commission document executed in 1911. John Hunt Born:? Location:? Eli Milton Hunt Born: about 1815 Location: stated as in Georgia Married: about 1837 to Martha Ann Hoyer son of Phil Hoyer Their son Clement M. Hunt was born December 9 1839 in Coweta County, Ga. Died: about 1849 in Arkansas (?) his wife remarried in Arkansas in 1850 Occupation: Miller I have searched all of the Census records for Georgia since 1830 and have not found any substantive leads. Any information or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. reatly appreciated.

Please advise your name, location and your relationship to the people for whom you are searching.That will help considerably. Thanks you. Sandy Hunt Lubbock Tejas

I got this from another list don't know if you everyone knew about it so I thought I would pass it on. Tammy The Roots PC: Mormons ready new download The Mormons will follow their popular FamilySearch.com site by releasing a family tree organizer for the PC. By Ashley Craddock, ZDNN June 25, 1999 12:33 PM PT UPDATED: 2:01 PM PT The Mormon Church is making computerized genealogical research easier than ever before. As of Monday, June 28, the Church is offering free downloads of Personal Ancestral File 4.0, a new Windows-based version of its genealogical management program. The new software program is available at www.familysearch.org. The program does not provide genealogical data. Instead, it helps users organize their family history records, then obviates the need for illegible trees hand-written in ancient, spidery script. The program also creates charts and logs to help users in their search for missing ancestors. The Mormon Church, which has been gathering genealogical records across the world for more than a century, houses a mother lode of information. It operates more than 3,400 Family History Centers and houses a huge collection of records at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, which boasts records of more than 2 billion names. Match made in heaven The Internet and the Mormons are seemingly a match made in heaven. Family history research ranks among the most popular Net-based activities around. Coincidentally, family history research is considered a religious obligation among the Mormons. ______________________________

My link to the Hunts is Almyra Joy Hunt b: February 17, 1828 in Readfield, Kennebec, Maine, d: July 20, 1896 in Hennessey, Kingfisher, Oklahoma, m: Louis B. Hunton June 18, 1848 in Readfield, Kennebec, Maine, b: April 15, 1824 in Readfield, Kennebec, Maine, d: January 15, 1904 near Readfield, Kennebec, Maine. They were my Great Great Great Grandparents. Into family, Evelyn (Howard) Ferguson SNewton284@aol.com

Insufficient information and no signature. Give us a clue : Your name, your relationship, dates, geographical area (country, state, county, family line if known , where did you GET the names and do you have a positive link to them. A positive link is a paper trail. I know, I know--if you knew all that you wouldn't have put the message to the list. Anyway have another go at it. We will still be here-all 400 of us./ Sandy Hunt Lubbock Tejas

I am looking for information on Stephen HUNT, son of John HUNT of Pulaski Co., KY. Stephen was born @ 1804 in Pulaski Co., KY and md. Nancy Wallis THURMAN in 1822. The 1830 census for Pulaski Co. shows Stephen and 4 daughters along with his wife. I have not found Stephen in any later census records in KY or any surrounding states. John HUNT, the father of Stephen, also had another son named John HUNT Jr. who md. Polly Gill in 1826 and later Rachel Meece in 1834. Both marriages were in Pulaski Co. where John remained thru at least the 1850 census. I haven't searched later census records for Pulaski Co. yet to see if he remained there. Another son is possibly Daniel HUNT who is enumerated on the same page in the 1830 census. John HUNT Sr. according to the 1820 and 1830 census records was born bet. 1761-1770 and maybe the John HUNT who md. Rhoda CHANEY in 1804 in Pulaski Co. as this date would be in line with the ages of the above 3 children of John HUNT Sr. Any info is appreciated. Kent Wellington KentWell@aol.com

In a message dated 7/1/99 9:41:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, SBH3@prodigy.net writes: << What you find in LDS Ancestral files and CD-Roms shouldn't surprise you. Frankly I never look at them except under dire circumstances for LEADS. AND THEN I don't believe a word of it until I contact the source. You have been around long enough to know not to believe anything you read especially in files that ACCEPT ANYTHING from anyone without proof. >> And I have to disagree , Many years ago when I was first starting my search for my roots someone told my about the LDS church and what they had ..... So I went , I saw , and I found ; My complete family !! , My Father , My Grandparents , great grandparents , great great grandparents and many many cousins that I knew nothing about ..... 95 % of it was Accurate ..... the person that did Her ' church work ' was very lucky in one respect , she had the ' Family Bible ' , Only made one small error , picking the ' wrong ' persons ' out of the Federal Census data for our GGG-grandparents ...... In my 10 years of research I have expanded the ' file ' from 72 people to 3261 .... WHICH I DOUBT VERY MUCH I would have been able to do without the ' Start ' I got from ' Ancestral File ' , In fact I strongly recomend every one should start there family research with a look at Ancestral File ...... 75 % or more of every thing I have pulled out has been essentially correct , maybe a few duplications or just outright errors , but with a liitle research / looking for the records I have made many forward strides . AS LONG as you realize it could very well be incorrect , Phil

I am looking for information on George Hunt born around 1735 in VA, died around 1802-1815 in either VA or TN. Married at least 2 or 3 times. Last time wife's name is Lucy. James Hunt born around 2-7-1765 in possibly Granville County, NC died in Maury TN probably around 1815. Married ? Joseph Hunt born around 1795 probably in Camden Dist SC died 1878 in Scott County, MS. Wife Mary/Polly Price. Thank you.

7/2/99 Sandy, Dean, and list: While it is true there is a lot of misinformation on the LDS files, they are a great starting place, after all your own family information is exhausted. I ALWAYS contact the submitter. Found a cousin who had submitted my Hunt line starting with John in 1798, and she had errors, too. I contacted her, in Alaska, and we sorted out the truth between us. It helped both of us. I should make corrections at LDS so no one else will perpetuate the errors. Sometimes the submitter has moved, died, or otherwise cannot be found but most of the time they are available. I think there is a lot of misinformation anywhere, but LDS files have more going for them than against them, as a source of clues. Pat

Please give dates and locations with all queries. On Thu, 1 Jul 1999 21:14:03 EDT JKM47@aol.com writes: >Looking for any information on James Marion Hunt, his father George >and >George's father James. THank you. > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives ><http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> > ___________________________________________________________________ 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.

Dean- What you find in LDS Ancestral files and CD-Roms shouldn't surprise you. Frankly I never look at them except under dire circumstances for LEADS. AND THEN I don't believe a word of it until I contact the source. You have been around long enough to know not to believe anything you read especially in files that ACCEPT ANYTHING from anyone without proof. I will stick to TUNSTALL until someone proves me wrong. I can't find an AMBROSE s/o John in the right time frame but I haven't looked at all my files yet. No Johns and Catherines either. Certainly someone of our 400 subscribers can find them if they are there. I recommend you contact the SOURCE of all the LDS information and see where they got it. If LDS has it they know where it came from. Check it out. . There aren't 10% of LDS submitters who can prove anything unless they belong to the church. Good leads perhaps and lots of names but usually nothing more. I have checked LDS confirmed marriage records reported by various churches-not ancestral files- and find no AMBROSE marriage records. They never made it to LDS records. Sandy Hunt Lubbock Tejas

I am very interested in learning more about your line of Hunts. My ancestors name is John Hunt (as is a few trillion others). However this John Hunt turned up in Western Samoa. We don't know exactly when he arrived but his first child was born in 1852. His gravestone states that he was born 5th August 1822. The only other information known is general hearsay that has been passed through the family part of which states that he was a sailor (which is why I'm very interested in your email Margaret) and that he came from Birmingham. Does anyone have a John Hunt that disappeared around this time with this birthdate? Le-Vonne Hunt > -----Original Message----- > From: Stanley Longley [SMTP:Stanley@longley23.freeserve.co.uk] > Sent: Friday, 2 July 1999 02:07 > To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [HUNT-L] Researching Family tree > > Hello to all the Hunts out there, > > I am looking for any descendants of Thomas Hunt and Hannah Pulman married > Nov 16th 1802 in Pontefract. > > Their children include a Timothy, William, Thomas, John, Mary, and another > William . John Hunt married a Mary Parker and Thomas Married an Ann Gill > John had a daughter Sarah Ann who married an Isaac Roberts my great > grandfather so I am keen to find any more connection to the Hunt family. > > The family were Mariners and sailors operating out of Knotingley and later > on Gainsborough and Hull > I have been told that barges still carry the name Hunt still sail through > Knotingley but have not seen any. > > your's in anticipation > > > Margaret Longley mother a Roberts > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNT Document Archives: > <http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html>

Looking for any information on James Marion Hunt, his father George and George's father James. THank you.