Hello HUNTers, A short while ago I posted a query to this list, and others, regarding a conflict I had with the name of the wife of Ambrose HUNT, son of Joseph L. HUNT, of Halifax Co., VA. If you remember, I said that I had always *assumed* ( I have no definite proof) that the wife's name was Rachel Tunstall, whom Ambrose married at some unknown date in Halifax, Lunenburg or Charlotte Co. VA. Then I find the new LDS FamilySearch site that Ambrose HUNT had married Rachel REED in Greensberg, Green Co., KY about 1789. (??!!??) Green County, Kentucky did not even exist in 1789 let alone Greensberg! In 1777 Fincastle Co., VA was divided into three new counties; Washington, Montgomery and Kentucky. In 1780 Kentucky Co., VA was divided into Jefferson, Fayette and Lincoln Counties, VA. Over the next few years several new counties were formed by dividing the original three, and Green County was formed out of Lincoln and Nelson in 1792. On 1 June 1792, Kentucky became a State. Further search of the LDS FamilySearch site revealed an Ancestral File that lists this Ambrose HUNT as born about 1760 in Greensberg, Green Co., KY, and was the son of John HUNT and Catherine (HUNT)----------. The AF also shows a marriage to Rachel REED about 1780 in Greensberg, Green Co., KY. I have searched through all my notes and Felicia and Clara's File and can find no John HUNT (many, many of those) who had a wife Catherine. Does anyone have any information on this Ambrose HUNT, s/o John and NOT the Ambrose HUNT, s/o Joseph of Halifax Co., VA And what was he doing in Green Co., KY before Daniel Boone and others ever came though "The Gap?" M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY

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

In a message dated 7/1/99 9:15:12 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Stanley@longley23.freeserve.co.uk writes: << John had a daughter Sarah Ann [HUNT] who married an Isaac ROBERTS my great grandfather >> I am also looking for those two surnames, so just in case, here goes: I need to find ROBERT U. HUNT who married EPHERETTA ROBERTS [or GINTY, possible first marriage], date unknown, place possibly Maine. They had a son born perhaps in Minnesota or perhaps in Maine in 1869, HERBERT VINCENT HUNT who married my grand-aunt MARY EGAN SHEPHARD in 1890. Herbert once gave his father's place of birth as Switzerland and his mother's as Germany - which may mean that either or both names were originally something else. Herbert HUNT and Mary EGAN SHEPARD (any spelling) had three sons who lived to adulthood and married - these were my father's first cousins - making me feel that the children of those sons are out there somewhere for me to find. Thanks for any information. Ginny Crawford VCrawf@aol.com Carmel Valley CA USA

Roger Langley wrote: > > I have found tomb stones with the Hunt surname. There are located in > Dundee NY, I am in the process of documenting the information off the > stone. If there is anyone interested, I can e-mail you the dates, and names. > > Regards, Roger > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Have you visited the HUNTList "Biographies" page lately? Direct your web > browser to <http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/list/bios.htm> I am very interested, Thank you for your trouble Todd Hunt

I have found tomb stones with the Hunt surname. There are located in Dundee NY, I am in the process of documenting the information off the stone. If there is anyone interested, I can e-mail you the dates, and names. Regards, Roger

Edward Hunt married Ann Weed on 10 Feb 1674. He died 23 Dec 1727 in Amesbury, Essex County, MA. There are theories as to who his father was, but nothing definite - mainly because of courthouse fires over the centuries. Ann Weed ( 26 Jul 1657 - after 1729) was the daughter of John Weed and Deborah Winsley. The known children are: Mary, John, Ephraim, Hannah, Samuel, Nathaniel, and Thomas. I am descended through Samuel. Some of the documentation may be found in: "Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt" by T. B. Wyman; "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt; the "Vital Records of Amesbury" by the Topsfield Historical Society; "Vital Records of Newbury" by the Essex Institute; "Vital Records of Newburyport" by the Essex Institute; "New England Marriages prior to 1700" by Clarence Almon Torrey; "The Pioneers of Massachusetts" by Charles Henry Pope. I have more detailed information if you like - which line are you descended from? Scott Baker Janna Bennington Larson wrote: > Would like to know more about Edward Hunt who m. Ann Weed in 1674 in > Amesbury, MA. Thanks, janna@dcfinc.com > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNT-Line Online, an archive of viewable GEDCOMs: > <http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/index.html>

Would like to know more about Edward Hunt who m. Ann Weed in 1674 in Amesbury, MA. Thanks, janna@dcfinc.com

Hi List, I am trying to trace my Gr Gr Grandfather Henry John BURKE's first wife and their only daughter Ruth BURKE. Ruth was born Jan 25, 1831 probably in Marlborough Twp. of Carleton Co., Ontario. Her mother, Henry's 1st wife, (name unknown) must have died before 28 Dec 1838, as her father married Elizabeth RUTLEDGE (2nd wife) on that date. Ruth's family as I know it is: (1) Henry John BURKE, b abt 1794-95, of Drumherriff, Co. Leitrim, IRN, ....................d 8th Mar 1862, buried Richmond, Carleton Co, ON. (1) Wife No. 1: unknown. Henry and 1st wife had only one child. .....(2) Children: ...........Ruth BURKE, b 15th Jan 1831, m. Geo HUNT of Kinburn, ON. ..............(3) Children: ....................Henry John HUNT, m Lucy STEVENSON, to Calgary, AB. ....................George Wellington HUNT, m Annie WALLACE. ....................Alfred Edward HUNT, m Violet HODGINS, to Ottawa, ON ....................Sophia Ellen HUNT, m William ELLIS, to Ottawa, ON. ....................Frances HUNT, died unmarried. ....................Charles HUNT, m Emma WILSON, Pakenham, ON. ....................Frank HUNT. ....................Sarah Jane HUNT, m Ambrose NEIL, from Kinburn, ON. ....................Christina or Ruth HUNT, m John BAIRD. ....................Harriet Eliza HUNT, m William MILLS, Dauphin, MB. Thanks for your help, Ray

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Thanks Richard. ----- Original Message ----- From: gold.coast To: SBH3@prodigy.net Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 4:42 AM Subject: William Oaks Hunt I just got back from a business trip to England. On a stroll, I came across a headstone at the Holy Church of the Trinity, in Stratford on Avon (town of Shakespeare's birth & resting place). William Oaks Hunt, Clerk of the Peace of the County of Warwick for 52 years. Town Clerk for the Borough of Stratford upon Avon for 46 years. Died 16 March 1873 age 78. The grave appeared to have some prominence.....it was very close to the church, much larger than those around it, slightly raised and the headstone was more square & massive than most others. Hope this helps someone. Richard Hunt gold.coast@cwix.com t gold.coast@cwix.com =20 =20 =20

This is a list of old job titles. Hope you find it useful. Tamara Accomptant.....Accountant Almoner.....Giver of charity to the needy Amanuensis.....Secretary or stenographer Artificer.....A soldier mechanic who does repairs Bailie.....Bailiff Baxter.....Baker Bluestocking.....Female writer Boniface.....Keeper of an inn Brazier.....One who works with brass Brewster.....Beer manufacturer Brightsmith.....Metal Worker Burgonmaster.....Mayor Caulker.....One who filled up cracks (in ships or windows or seems to make them watertight by using tar or oakum-hem fiber produced by taking old ropes apart Chaisemaker.....Carriage maker Chandler.....Dealer or trader; one who makes or sells candles; retailer of groceries Chiffonnier.....Wig maker Clark.....Clerk Clerk.....Clergyman, cleric Clicker.....The servant of a salesman who stood at the door to invite customers; one who received the matter in the galley from the compositors and arranged it in due form ready for printing; one who makes eyelet holes in boots using a machine which clicked. Cohen.....Priest Collier.....Coal miner Colporteur.....Peddler of books Cooper.....One who makes or repairs vessels made of staves & hoops, such as casks, barrels, tubs, etc. Cordwainer.....Shoemaker, originally any leather worker using leather from Cordova/Cordoba in Spain Costermonger.....Peddler of fruits and vegetables Crocker.....Potter Crowner.....Coroner Currier.....One who dresses the coat of a horse with a currycomb; one who tanned leather by incorporating oil or grease Docker.....Stevedore, dock worker who loads and unloads cargo Dowser.....One who finds water using a rod or witching stick Draper.....A dealer in dry goods Drayman.....One who drives a long strong cart without fixed sides for carrying heavy loads Dresser.....A surgeon's assistant in a hospital Drover.....One who drives cattle, sheep, etc. to market; a dealer in cattle Duffer.....Peddler Factor.....Agent, commission merchant; one who acts or transacts business for another; Scottish steward or bailiff of an estate Farrier.....A blacksmith, one who shoes horses Faulkner.....Falconer Fell monger.....One who removes hair or wool from hides in preparation for leather making Fletcher.....One who made bows and arrows Fuller.....One who fulls cloth;one who shrinks and thickens woolen cloth by moistening, heating, and pressing; one who cleans and finishes cloth Gaoler.....A keeper of the goal, a jailer Glazier.....Window glassman Hacker.....Maker of hoes Hatcheler.....One who combed out or carded flax Haymonger.....Dealer in hay Hayward.....Keeper of fences Higgler.....Itinerant peddler Hillier.....Roof tiler Hind.....A farm laborer Holster.....A groom who took care of horses, often at an inn Hooker.....Reaper Hooper.....One who made hoops for casks and barrels Huckster.....Sells small wares Husbandman.....A farmer who cultivated the land Jagger.....Fish peddler Journeyman.....One who had served his apprenticeship and mastered his craft, not bound to serve a master, but hired by the day Joyner / Joiner..... A skilled carpenter Keeler.....Bargeman Kempster.....Wool comber Lardner.....Keeper of the cupboard Lavender.....Washer woman Lederer.....Leather maker Leech.....Physician Longshoreman.....Stevedore Lormer.....Maker of horse gear Malender.....Farmer Maltster.....Brewer Manciple.....A steward Mason.....Bricklayer Mintmaster.....One who issued local currency Monger.....Seller of goods (ale, fish) Muleskinner.....Teamster Neatherder.....Herds cows Ordinary Keeper.....Innkeeper with fixed prices Pattern Maker.....A maker of a clog shod with an iron ring. A clog was a wooden pole with a pattern cut into the end Peregrinator.....Itinerant wanderer Peruker.....A wig maker Pettifogger.....A shyster lawyer Pigman.....Crockery dealer Plumber.....One who applied sheet lead for roofing and set lead frames for plain or stained glass windows. Porter.....Door keeper Puddler.....Wrought iron worker Quarrier.....Quarry worker Rigger.....Hoist tackle worker Ripper.....Seller of fish Roper.....Maker of rope or nets Saddler.....One who makes, repairs or sells saddles or other furnishings for horses Sawbones.....Physician Sawyer.....One who saws; carpenter Schumacker.....Shoemaker Scribler.....A minor or worthless author Scrivener.....Professional or public copyist or writer; notary public Scrutiner.....Election judge Shrieve.....Sheriff Slater.....Roofer Slopseller.....Seller of ready-made clothes in a slop shop Snobscat / Snob.....One who repaired shoes Sorter.....Tailor Spinster.....A woman who spins or an unmarried woman Spurrer.....Maker of spurs Squire.....Country gentleman; farm owner; justice of peace Stuff gown.....Junior barrister Stuff gownsman.....Junior barrister Supercargo.....Officer on merchant ship who is in charge of cargo and the commercial concerns of the ship. Tanner.....One who tans (cures) animal hides into leather Tapley.....One who puts the tap in an ale cask Tasker.....Reaper Teamster.....One who drives a team for hauling Thatcher.....Roofer Tide waiter.....Customs inspector Tinker.....An itinerant tin pot and pan seller and repairman Tipstaff.....Policeman Travers.....Toll bridge collection Tucker.....Cleaner of cloth goods Turner.....A person who turns wood on a lathe into spindles Victualer.....A tavern keeper, or one who provides an army, navy, or ship with food Vulcan.....Blacksmith Wagoner.....Teamster not for hire Wainwright.....Wagon maker Waiter.....Customs officer or tide waiter; one who waited on the tide to collect duty on goods brought in. Waterman.....Boatman who plies for hire Webster.....Operator of looms Wharfinger.....Owner of a wharf Wheelwright.....One who made or repaired wheels; wheeled carriages, etc. Whitesmith.....Tinsmith; worker of iron who finishes or polishes the work Whitewing.....Street sweeper Whitster.....Bleacher of cloth Wright.....Workman, especially a construction worker Yeoman.....Farmer who owns his own land

search for hunt Your search produced 1761 hits example of hit: Name State Served Enlist Date Enlist Rank Enlist Age Enlist Place Army Wadsworth Hunt Massachusetts 22 September 1862 Priv 45 union then I clicked on his name, and got Wadsworth Hunt Born in Duxbury, on 19 January 1818 Claimed Residence in Duxbury Worked as a Mariner Had brown hair, dark eyes, fair complexion and was 5.0950 feet tall Enlist Date Enlist Place Enlist Rank Enlist Age 22 September 1862 Priv 45 Civil War Research Database http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp Description: The Civil War Research Database is a historic effort to compile and link all available records of common soldiers in the Civil War. Bibliography: Copyright 1997, 1998, 1999 - Historical Data Systems Inc. P.O. Box 196 Kingston, MA 02364 Extended Description: It is not hard to find histories of the monumental figures of the Civil War. Documents and histories abound for Abraham Lincoln and Robert E. Lee. Records of individual soldiers, however, are not so easy to find. The Civil War Research Database is a historic effort to compile and link all available records of common soldiers in the Civil War. Historic Data Systems has compiled and interlinked a wide array of records including state rosters, pension records, regimental histories, photos, and journals. The genealogical value of this record is immeasurable. More than authoritative names and dates, this database connects researchers with the history their ancestors lived.

Here is a resource that the folks with CA line Hunts might find useful. http://feefhs.org/fdb2/sfcall0.html San Francisco Call Newspaper Vital Records for the Ten Years 1875-1884 Hunt, A.B. ... married in 1880 to Pickle, Alice C. ... 1880M-2038 Hunt, Alice F. ... married in 1883 to Cutler, Wm. F. ... 1883M-2179 Hunt, Annie ... died in 1881 ... age 28 ... 1881D-1918 Hunt, Annie Maria ... married in 1876 to Webster, Lemuel ... 1876M-813 Hunt, Benjamin T. ... died in 1879 ... age 46 ... 1879D-1662 Hunt, Charles A. ... died in 1884 ... age 63 ... 1884D-2456 Hunt, Charles A. ... married in 1880 to Thornton, Emma E. ... 1880M-2039 Hunt, Charles E. ... died in 1884 ... age 16 ... 1884D-2457 Hunt, Coranna Almanza ... died in 1882 ... age 30 ... 1883D-2351 Hunt, D. Woodwell ... married in 1878 to Saxon, Jennie ... 1878M-1664 Hunt, D.D. ... married in 1883 to Bevell, Mary E. ... 1883M-2180 Hunt, Edward M. ... married in 1878 to Woods, Jeannie C. ... 1878M-1665 Hunt, Effie N. ... married in 1878 to Woodin, Henry A. ... 1878M-1666 Hunt, Elizabeth ... died in 1879 ... age 65 ... 1879D-1663 Hunt, Elizabeth ... died in 1875 ... age -- ... 1875D-1584 Hunt, Elizabeth Stevens ... died in 1875 ... age 66 ... 1875D-1585 Hunt, Ellen ... died in 1878 ... age 36 ... 1878D-1886 Hunt, Ellinor M. ... died in 1881 ... age 24 ... 1881D-1919 Hunt, Emma L. ... married in 1879 to Smith, A.J. ... 1879M-1507 Hunt, Esther ... died in 1884 ... age 76 ... 1884D-2458 Hunt, Eugenie Dumas ... died in 1876 ... age 44 ... 1876D-1721 Hunt, F.E. ... married in 1884 to Amick, Myron J. ... 1884M-2186 Hunt, Fannie A. ... died in 1879 ... age -- ... 1879D-1664 Hunt, Frances ... married in 1880 to Saunders, Cary ... 1880M-2040 Hunt, Frank Clifton ... died in 1880 ... age 5 ... 1880D-2099 Hunt, G.F. ... died in 1882 ... age 7 ... 1882D-2256 Hunt, George E.P. ... married in 1882 to Cutler, Carrie Scott ... 1882M-2119 Hunt, George H. ... married in 1879 to Balink, May ... 1879M-1508 Hunt, George Warner ... died in 1877 ... age 2 ... 1877D-1767 Hunt, H.C. ... married in 1875 to Tozer, Frances ... 1875M-1102 Hunt, Hanorah ... died in 1882 ... age 14 ... 1882D-2257 Hunt, Harper S. ... married in 1880 to Mannion, Mary J. ... 1880M-2041 Hunt, Hattie Ann ... died in 1883 ... age 16 ... 1883D-2352 Hunt, Hattie G. ... married in 1881 to Phillips, W.J. ... 1881M-2150 Hunt, Helen E. ... died in 1881 ... age -- ... 1881D-1920 Hunt, Isalene ... married in 1878 to Curtis, Arthur B. ... 1878M-1667 Hunt, J.W. ... married in 1878 to Burr, Alida ... 1878M-1668 Hunt, James ... died in ... age -- ... 1884D-2459 Hunt, James ... died in 1883 ... age 28 ... 1883D-2353 Hunt, Jennie ... died in 1882 ... age 4 ... 1882D-2258 Hunt, John ... died in 1883 ... age 69 ... 1883D-2354 Hunt, Joseph ... died in 1875 ... age 79 ... 1875D-1586 Hunt, Julia ... died in 1878 ... age 57 ... 1878D-1887 Hunt, Laura P. ... died in 1881 ... age 72 ... 1881D-1921 Hunt, Lillie Mathilda ... died in 1883 ... age 7 months ... 1883D-2355 Hunt, Louisa Mathilda ... died in 1877 ... age 57 ... 1877D-1768 Hunt, Lucretia ... died in 1878 ... age 48 ... 1878D-1888 Hunt, Lucy ... died in 1883 ... age -- ... 1883D-2356 Hunt, Mabel Jeannette ... died in 1879 ... age 4 ... 1879D-1665 Hunt, Maria ... died in 1875 ... age 44 ... 1875D-1587 Hunt, Maria ... died in 1879 ... age 35 ... 1879D-1666 Hunt, Mary ... died in 1884 ... age 36 ... 1884D-2460 Hunt, Mary E. ... died in 1882 ... age 38 ... 1882D-2259 Hunt, Mary Thompson ... died in 1884 ... age -- ... 1884D-2461 Hunt, Mattie F. ... married in 1883 to Hoehner, Albert F. ... 1883M-2181 Hunt, Maude A. ... married in 1880 to Pierce, C.C. ... 1881M-2151 Hunt, Michael ... died in 1876 ... age 57 ... 1876D-1722 Hunt, Milan ... died in 1880 ... age 54 ... 1880D-2100 Hunt, P.L. ... married in 1883 to Williams, W.E. ... 1883M-2182 Hunt, Philip R. ... died in 1877 ... age 3 ... 1877D-1769 Hunt, Phoebe P. ... died in 1878 ... age 74 ... 1878D-1889 Hunt, Robert E. ... died in 1883 ... age 10 ... 1883D-2357 Hunt, Seth B. ... died in 1880 ... age -- ... 1880D-2101 Hunt, Sidney B. ... died in 1883 ... age 53 ... 1883D-2358 Hunt, Stephen ... died in 1875 ... age 9 ... 1875D-1588 Hunt, Susan E. ... married in 1880 to Williams, N., Dr. ... 1880M-2042 Hunt, Thomas ... died in 1884 ... age 31 ... 1884D-2462 Hunt, Thomas H. ... died in 1875 ... age 40 ... 1875D-1589 Hunt, Thos. E. ... married in 1880 to McPherson, Lizzie ... 1880M-2043 Hunt, W.S. ... married in 1882 to Sharp, Mattie A. ... 1882M-2120 Hunt, William ... died in 1880 ... age 61 ... 1880D-2102 Hunt, William ... died in 1876 ... age 33 ... 1876D-1723 Hunt, William ... died in 1881 ... age 62 ... 1881D-1922 Hunt, Wm. ... died in 1875 ... age 55 ... 1875D-1590 Hunt, dau of Charles ... born in 1880 ... 1880B-1438 Hunt, dau of Clarence M. ... born in 1875 ... 1875B-590 Hunt, dau of D.B. ... born in 1879 ... 1879B-1240 Hunt, dau of E.S. ... born in 1884 ... 1884B-1414 Hunt, dau of Earnest A. ... born in 1880 ... 1880B-1439 Hunt, dau of Geo. H. ... born in 1880 ... 1880B-1440 Hunt, dau of H.B. ... born in 1877 ... 1877B-703 Hunt, dau of H.S. ... born in 1883 ... 1883B-1423 Hunt, dau of S.B. ... born in 1880 ... 1880B-1441 Hunt, son ... died in 1884 ... age 1 ... 1884D-2463 Hunt, son of A.B. ... born in 1881 ... 1881B-1366 Hunt, son of E.O. ... born in 1875 ... 1876B-664 Hunt, son of Ed. ... born in 1881 ... 1881B-1367 Hunt, son of H.B. ... born in 1884 ... 1884B-1415 Hunt, son of Harry ... born in 1882 ... 1882B-1371 Rowan

Go to: http://pigpen.itd.nps.gov/vick/parole/csp_indx.htm Thought some may want to check this out.

I just found that Herbert Vincent HUNT, son of Robert Hunt and Epharetta XXXX, who gave a birthdate of 1 April 1866 and a birthplace of Brunswick, Maine when he was married in 1890 - was actually born on 1 April 1869 in Minnesota. I know this is the same guy because the parents are the same. The birth record (LDS-IGI) adds that Epharetta's surname was ROBERTS. Does anyone have any other information on this HERBERT VINCENT HUNT ? Herebert's nose must be as long as Pincocchio's, by now - but of course his parents may have told him he was born in Maine - what would he know???!!! About the age - he may not have wanted his bride to know that he was four years younger than she. I also learned that Epharetta ROBERTS married a Michael GINTY in Sagadahoc, Maine, in 1866. What tha ????? Then she went to MN and had Robert Hunt's baby in 1869, and then went back to Maine to live with Robert HUNT?! What happened to Michael GINTY? Or did Michael change his name to Robert HUNT? I'd appreciate help on this, if anyone has any insights into the situation or familiarity with these names. Many thanks! Ginny Crawford VCrawf@aol.com Carmel Valley CA

Please REPLY to Jim Ward and the LIST. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Ward <jlward@email.msn.com> Sent: Saturday, June 19, 1999 4:40 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] James Hunt in Franklin Co., TN 1820 Census > At the risk of sounding rude, although I don't mean to be, how many > heads-of-household by the name of James Hunt can be found in the 1820 US > Census for Franklin County, TN, with a male son in the "under 5 years old" > category? > > And, out of the four Hunt heads-of-household in the afore-mentioned census > having male children under 5 years old, only one does not have descendants > that are fully-documented at this time. And that man is James Hunt. And I > have seen the descendant charts on the other three Hunts...two are of the > John Hunt family of Huntsville, Alabama fame, and one is a descendant of > Memucan Hunt by the name of Nathaniel Hunt, who also had a son by the name > of Nathaniel (but neither of these Nathaniels are the correct ones). > > Additionally, family oral history indicates that Nathaniel G. Hunt's father > was a James Hunt, and I know for a fact that Nathaniel was born in Franklin > County, TN, from his enlistment papers for the 19th Mississippi Infantry, > CSA. Aditionally, from his tombstone in the 2nd Creek Cemetery in Lawrence > County, TN, I know that his birthdate was November 18, 1818. > > James Hunt was also present in Franklin County during the 1812 Tax List. > but he is no longer in Franklin County by the 1830 US Census, and I am not > quite sure where he ended up. > > Does any of the above ring any bells? > > Thanks, > > Jim(slightly re-written by S3) END> > > -----Original Message----- > From: SANFORD B HUNT <SBH3@prodigy.net> > To: Jim Ward <jlward@email.msn.com> > Date: Saturday, June 19, 1999 10:10 AM > Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] James Hunt in Franklin Co., TN 1820 Census > > > Jim- You are entitled to a response from at least one of our 400 > subscribers. > > I have a lot of James in Franklin County but none with a son Nathaniel. Have > all these James sibs and dates but doesn't seem to match anyting you have > mentioned. > > Sandy Hunt > Lubbock Texas > > > >

Sorry for the cross posting listers. This is a very interesting article. Madeline Madeline in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Perpetually in search of family tree: AVIS - Suffolk ** ROSEBLADE - Glouc ** WEBB - London ** STAPLES-Ont WELHAM - Kent/Suff ** WHITING - Woolwich ** PARROTT/SAVIN -Oxf PARROTT/SAVIN-Oxford ** WHITE/QUINN/BYRNE - Ireland **BARKWELL -Surrey SMITH - Suffolk - --------------------------------* email siva@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca Supporting the campaign for cheaper and easier access to older civil registration records. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1999 14:42:10 -0600 From: Bill MacDonald <macd@connect.ab.ca> To: Madeline Webb <siva@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca> Subject: Fwd: Copyright article Hi Madeline, Thought you might find this article of interest. It should make it easier to get material and information from England Bill >From: "Ken & Julie Dufault" <kjathome@aspi.net> >Old-To: "Lanark" <Lanark-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Copyright article >Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1999 14:22:26 -0400 > > >Another article from The Family Tree newspaper... > >PRO Waives Copyright Rules > > The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and >is copyright 1999 by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published her with the >permission of the author. > > Genealogists in the United States naturally assume that all governmental >records are in public domain. However, that is not the case elsewhere. In >many other countries government records are considered copyrighted for 100 >to 200 years. These records may not be reproduced and sold without >permission from the government of that country. > Now the Public Record Office in England has announced a major change. > Copyright at the Public Record Office Guidelines for Those Who Propose >To Reproduce Works Among Records Held in the Public Record Office > From 26th March 1999, the Crown will in future waive its copyright >in Crown copyright material in public records that are available to the >public and that were unpublished when they were transferred. This means >that such material can be copied, indexed, transcribed, published and >broadcast without formal permission, payment of a copyright fee or >acknowledgment of copyright. > The change affects not only public records in the PRO but also those in >all places of deposit outside the PRO, the National Archives of Scotland and >the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland. Material in private >copyright, published Crown copyright material, and non-public records are >all unaffected. > A very detailed explanation of the new guidelines is available at ><http://www.pro.gov.uk/about/copyright/default.htm> > >Julie > >PS I used the spell check! > > > > >==== LANARK Mailing List ==== >Scottish Genealogy Society >http://www.taynet.co.uk/users/scotgensoc/ > Bill MacDonald macd@connect.ab.ca MacDONALD, MacPHERSON (LOCHABER, SCT; SW Mabou, NS, CAN) 1700 + SINCLAIR (Glasgow, LKS, SCT; Whitby, ON, CAN) 1750 + BALLANTYNE (Culter, LKS, SCT; Whitby, ON, CAN) 1800 +

Is there any Hunt researchers on this list that have relatives or ancestors in Nassau county Florida? Harold hbwb@mindspring.com

I find nothing.-S3 --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Mark L. Tunnell" <endoftunnell@p3.net> I'm stuck on a Samuel L. Hunt who married a Phoebe ---. He mave have been from Nova Scotia, but I'm not sure. He and Phoebe resided in N.Y.C. by 1828 when their daughter, my ancestor, Maria Harriet Hunt was born. Any help greatly appreciated! Mark Tunnell My web page at www.my-ged.com/tunnell ***************************** The HUNT List WEBSITE <http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/list/index.html> The HUNT ARCHIVES <http://www.c2i2.com/`tompkin> Hunt GEDCOMS http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4813 Courtney (Technical director, The HUNT Sites) tomplin@c2i2 *********************************************** It might be to your advantage to join the HUNT List and its 400+ researchers. Just send an E-Mail to <HUNT-L-request@rootsweb.com> Put the word SUBSCRIBE in the SUBJECT line and the ONLY word in the TEXT. You will be given instructions-then you can reach them all with one address. You can get out of it the same way just use the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the same manner. END.