Greg- Possibly more than you asked for.:please reply! 1. Sarah Hunt who married Thomas Bryan-Sarah's mother was Mary Smith, first wife of Col. Jonathan of Rowan County. 2. When was Ralph Hunt of LI first seen? Some say that this Ralph Hunt came to America in 1635 at age 22. Never proven. Penn. Register of Colonial Dames, p. 221: "Ralph Hunt, Newtown, Long Island, Lieut. under Gov. Nicholls in 1655". We have no problem with this. Will recorded at Hall of Records in N. Y. Will admitted to probate Feb. 26, 1676/7. The earliest information on Ralph Hunt is his arrival on Long Island near Manhattan Island in an area governed by the Dutch in 1652 "among a party of Englishmen". Some have added "came from England" but that is something not yet established as of 1985. For a meaningful and accurate treatise on this Ralph read Mitchell Hunt's "An Evaluation of the Consuelo Furman Manuscript" 1985. Copies available from LDS. His will dated Jan12 1676 codicil 13 Jan 1676-7, administration granted 25 Feb. 1676-7 to his son Edward as sole executor with Captain Betts and John Burroughs as overseers. He died at Newtown Long Island. Will could be in Hall of Records as stated above. When he came to America is a matter of speculation in spite of other speculative dates published in other genealogies. Lewis D. Cook of Philadelphia, PA has made the most thorough examination and documentation yet found on the descendants of Ralph Hunt of Long Island. Work extending through the period 1940-1970, with an unpublished manuscript and two other volumes of supporting information filed with the Pennsylvania Historical Society Library in Philadelphia. THE NAME OF HIS WIFE and where and when they were married has not been found with reliability although there are different versions of her name as Ann, some saying Jessup. (Furman gives her name as Elizabeth Jessup, which is questionable and inconsistent with other dates on the Jessup family)(NOTE: She had a daughter ANNA.) Wife Not mentioned in husbands will. of 1676/77. 3. I know nothing of a Thomas an ancestor of Ralph. This is the stuff that fairy tales originate in spite of other erroneous manuscripts. 4. There are other Thomases.such as Thomas of Westchester whose origin is also obscure. No relation to Ralph of LI. 5. What did Col. Jonathan of Rowan County do to become a Colonel? ..Actually nothing and he wasn't a colonel in the British Army as some would tell you.. He was not a Loyalist but an American Patriot. He was called Colonel in the LOCAL NC militia trying to protect the settlements from Indian attacks.. He was captured by Cornwallis who camped on his farm and destroyed most of his property except the house. Took COL. Jonathan prisoner but released him because he was too old to march and let him go home. There is no evidence that Col. Jonathan served in the revolution except on the committee of safety. .One thing he did well---raised 19 children by three wives. There are numerous errors printed about Col. Jonathan and his family in many otherwise accurate works. Most of these errors were discovered in the last 20 years and corrections can be found in several Mitchell J. Hunt manuscripts published as late as 1995. A good sample of this is on the HUNT WEBSITE. Questions?? Sandy Hunt Lubbock Texas he HUNT WEBSITE. Questions?? Sandy Hunt Lubbock Texas

Everett, Elwyn and all you NJ experts--what sa thee? Mrs. Ella VanDerbeek who lived in Gladstone NJ in mid-1930s has the following proven line: (all of Vernon Twp. Sussex NJ). William Hunt Sr d. 22 Feb 1825 William Hunt Jr b. 26 Nov 1783 d. 20 July 1853 m. ElizabethWilliams. Edward A. Hunt m. Elizabeth Wardly Ella-1930s I haven't located Mrs. VanDerBeck's descendants yet--they may know the answer to the question--------- WHO WAS WILLIAM SR'S FATHER? Possibly of Dutchess County NY. Poss. name on page 151 WYMAN #250 Sandy Hunt Lubbock Texas

To my knowledge, none of these Hunt families are related to me....but maybe, one day, some one that is related will show up here on this list (not a single soul to date, after more than a year) I am providing this information from a book that recently came into my possession that has information that may not be available elsewhere. I do not certify that any of this information is valid or accurate, just that I transcribed it from the book listed below: Historic Graves of Maryland and the District of Columbia, with the inscriptions appearing on the tombstones in most of the counties of the state and in Washington and Georgetown. Edited under the auspices of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, by Helen W. Ridgeley, 1908. Baltimore County, MD, p. 123-124: On a farm near Hunt's meetinghouse, to the right of the road going to Rockland, is the Job Hunt burying ground, in which the following inscriptions are found: In memory of Samuel, son of Job and Margaret Hunt, born Jan. 1st, 1772; departed this life Feb. 10th, 1779. In memory of John Hunt, who departed this life 18th, day of Feb.1809, in 62 year of his age. Margaret Hunt died Feb. 26th, 1794, in 47 year of her age. A loving industrious wife, a Tender mother and Endulgent (sic) Mistress. Eliza Hunt, was born Aug 11th, and departed this life Jan. 1784. Samuel Hunt born Sept. 5th, 1781, departed this life Oct. 5th, 1782. In memory of Rachel Anderson, who departed this life April 29, 1817, aged 54 years, 5 months and four days. In memory of Susan Hunt, consort of J. H. Hunt, departed this life Dec. 30th, 1833, in the 45 year of her age. Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth Chew Haubert, who departed this life Oct 27th, 1846, aged 69 years. Capt. Lewis Beard, died Jan 31st, 1853. Aged 46 years. Another Hunt graveyard is on the farm near the Falls Road not far from Brooklandwood farm, now rented by Mr. Fouck (in 1908). In memory of Walter Smith, who departed this life Feb. 18th, 1772, aged 33 years, 1 month and 15 days. In memory of Elizabeth Bond, who departed this life 29th, August, 1806, in 86 years of her age. In memory of Susannah Hunt, who departed this life 28th of December 1792, in 49th year of her age. Here rests all that was mortal of Phineas Hunt, born Nov. 2, 1751. Died Feb. 6th, 1837 in 86 year of his age. In memory of Susannah Hunt who died Jan 28th, 1847, age 83 years. In memory of Benedict Hunt born April 17th, 1783 died Sept. 11th, 1825. To my mother Prudence Hunt, born Jun 1790, died Aug. 2nd, 1867. The book that contains this information is currently on auction at http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=116909039 There are many other family cemeteries in this book of 300+ pages. Ray Hunt (Hunt of Nash/Wilson Co., NC) Thomas Hunt, 1795, and Rhoda Beckwith Littleton Hunt, 1832, and Elvina ____ Charles H. Hunt, 1867, and Rhoda Dixon Willie H. Hunt, 1898, and Nannie Pittman Leslie R. Hunt 1927, and Myrtie Fields me, 1949

Answering Larry Hunts question to me, has turned into a book--I think it has ineresting enough. genealogical overtones that everyone might like to read it. Do you mean where can you get a death certificate or who does the paperwork on the original death certificate?. Original is done by the military HQ for whom you work or if an Embassy or other entity a consular officer may do it. As per usual the "informant " is key to the information on the certificate. It may be true, believed, a best guess or completely phony cover-up. If its a cover-up then the name of the informant may be forged also.. The informant's name, residence and relationship, if any, should be helpful. If you mean where can you get a copy depends on the date. For all military go to National Archives for info. They will probably prescribe a FORM or mail you one. If you are to get a death certificate you may as well ask for complete service record. The military may be sensative re showing causes of death in death certificates......because of security, the possible effect on live relatives and/or a bad reflection on the military service. Everyone looks after #1!. If she/he committed suicide or any other dumb mistake that took his/her life the death certificate will probably read "due to enemy action", "pilot error" etc without details. However the details MAY be in the person's service record.If really sensitive you may never find out. May have been a spy behind enemy lines, a Marine guard at an Embassy on an internationally sensative issue, or really a CIA operative. There are a some CIA persons in military uiniforms in various ranks and jobs. You will seldom, (not never), find out about these people unless you are in the intelligence or cryptography business (at the right place at the right time). This is the way it should be. The death certificate may be as phony as a three dollar bill(US), which fortunately, is the exception and not the rule... http://www.nara.gov/regionals/stlouis.html if that doesn't work just go with www.nara.gov. Sandy Lubbock Texas .

I sent a message earlier tonight, but it dawned on me that I had just checked Reply rather than Reply All. I was afraid that my message would not make it through to the main list. If you do get this twice, I apologize for the inconvenience. This is the message: This mailing comes to me as basically a blank e-mail with each query showing as a separate attachment. With all the viruses circulating, such as the Explore or zip virus that appeared this week, I am seeing numerous warnings not to open any attachments. Do you do anything special before sending out this message to make sure that it is virus-free? Of course, I don't know how I am going to see your answer since it will come as an attachment unless you e-mail me privately. Regards, Linda Adicks ----- Original Message ----- From: <HUNT-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <HUNT-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 10, 1999 11:21 PM Subject: HUNT-D Digest V99 #112

This mailing comes to me as basically a blank e-mail with each query showing as a separate attachment. With all the viruses circulating, such as the Explore or zip virus that appeared this week, I am seeing numerous warnings not to open any attachments. Do you do anything special before sending out this message to make sure that it is virus-free? Of course, I don't know how I am going to see your answer since it will come as an attachment unless you e-mail me privately. Regards, Linda Adicks ----- Original Message ----- From: <HUNT-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <HUNT-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 12, 1999 5:20 PM Subject: HUNT-D Digest V99 #113

This may be a duplicate. Try this on for size for your MARCELLUS HUNT- . Nathan Hunt, b. 12 March 1801, purchased from agents of John Jay land in Jay, VT, in 1828 and settled there along with his brother Appleton and cousin Eli Hunt. They were among the first settlers of Jay before the town was organized on 29 March 1828 at which time Nathan was elected constable and collector, also hayward and petit juror. Nathan m. 1st 26 March 1832 Lydia Chapin of Westfield, VT, who died at Westfield in April 1853. He m. 2d 28 Feb 1863 Susan Barnes at Troy, VT, and died at Jay in 1878. No accurate record of his children has been found. The "Marcus" Hunt who m. Mary "Puchey" at Newport, VT, and had a son Luther M. Hunt, b. Stanstead, Que, abt 1874, is identified in Troy Town Records as son of Nathan Hunt. (Luther M. Hunt was a RR brakeman at Newport, VT, when he m. Edith M. Smith at Newport 11 Sept 1895 and had a dau. Jessie Edith Hunt b. at Newport 25 March 1900.) This "Marcus" was prob. the Marcellus (or Marseilles) Hunt, b. abt 1838, who enl. in the Civil War for Derby, VT, and was in Westfield, VT, in the 1860 census. Marcellus Hunt is shown by VT Civil War Records to have enl. at age "age 21" 22 April 1861 for Derby, VT, in Co. D, 3rd Regt., and re-enlisted 21 Dec. 1863, promoted corporal, promoted sergeant 14 May 1864, transferred to Co. E 25 July 1864, discharged 16 May 1865 for wounds received at Cold Harbor, VA 3 June 1864. He was in action during the major battles of the Civil War including Antietam, Fredericksburgh, Gettysburgh, Wilderness, until disabled at Cold Harbor. With such a distinguished history of Civil War service, it is surprising that so little can be found on Marcellus Hunt. In the 1860 census he is listed as Marseilles Hunt, living in Westfield, VT, with the Hodgekins family, along with a "Mascal" Hunt, age 15, who was prob. his brother. This Mascal Hunt is prob. the same shown as Maschil Hunt "of Troy" who enl. "at age 18" 1 Aug 1862 in Co. K, 10th Regt, promoted sergeant 12 Dec. 1862, wounded 19 Sept 1864, mustered out 22 June 1865. He went through the Wilderness campaign and was prob. wounded at Winchester, VA. Nothing further has been learned of this Maschil Hunt. There wer several Charles Richardson Hunts and I can't lay my hands on them but they both dropped their first names and were known as RICHARDSON. Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX

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Fellow Hunt cousins, I am searching for a Charles Richardson Hunt(b.abt1806) m. Clarissa A. Barksdale. I know nothing of his parents. I know nothing about who Charles and Clarissa's children were, other than Marcellus Barksdale Hunt(b.Oct. 5, 1852;d.March 28,1934) Any help will be appreciated. Thanks! Teresa taci74@hotmail.com _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

List Members: I ordered the following Census through the LDS Center because i it was known to have several members of my family from another branch on it ... While searching it, I dicovered these Hunts: 1850 Census - Union District #4 - Bartholomew County, IN (Completed in September 1850) Page 704 Family Group #830 Real Estate Value = $1000 State of Birth Noah 33 M Farmer New York Charity 33 F New York Elizabeth 22 F Indiana Joseph 19 M Indiana Charles 13 M Indiana Page 709 Family Group #867 State Born James 28 M Farmer Ohio Mary 26 F Ohio George 3 M Indiana William 1/12 M Indiana Hope these are some use to someone ... Peggy

>From "Cemetery Records of Northern Gibson County, Tennessee": Listings are grouped within cemeteries going row by row to assist in possible family groupings. I can give the cemetery name to anyone requesting it. Volume I p.43 Hunt, Sally P., consort of Henry, Nov. 18, 1857 Aged about 55 years p. 167 Hunt, Grier Sept. 3, 1893 July 27, 1966 Tennessee PFC US Army World War II Hunt, Sam. C. 1878 1967 Stella L. 1888 1959 p. 168 Hunt, Nelson 1890 1935 p. 169 (First two are my ancestors) Hunt, Martha P., wife of Jim 1857 1939 Hunt, James, Hus. of M.P. Apr. 10, 1855 Apr. 3, 1907 Hunt, Rebel Hill 1886 1930 Hunt, T. M. 1882 1948 p. 170 Hunt, Alvin Jan. 24, 1899 Sept. 8, 1919 Hunt, Mamie L. Nov. 6, 1891 Feb. 14, 1924 Hunt, H. T. Sept. 21, 1860 Mar. 12, 1924 Martha J., His wife Feb. 22, 1867 Aug. 28, 1940 p. 178 Hunt, Artela A. Wife of A. A. Oct. 15, 1876 Apr. 10, 1906 p. 184 Hunt, Effie J., Mother Apr. 26, 1896 Sept. 5, 1975 p. 309 Hunt, Elihu 1873 1957 Nola 1876 1962 p. 317 Hunt, Azzie A. Sept. 22, 1877 Nov. 19, 1953 Meda B. Sept. 12, 1887 July 13, 1947 p. 331 Hunt, Ray 1960 1980 p. 336 Hunt, Agnes, Mother 1900 1976 Voyd, Mother 1901 1963 p. 337 Hunt, Clyde (Tige) Nov. 29, 1907 Virgie C. Aug. 9, 1911 p.339 Hunt, Willie W. Feb. 13, 1906 W. M. (Bill) July 7, 1904 Volume II p. 384 Hunt, Ann 1848 1938 Hunt, Tom Feb. 22, 1842 June 13, 1915 Knights of Pythias emblem p. 398 Hunt, I. S. Mar. 29, 1856 Mar. 2, 1916 p. 407 Hunt, David Feb. 23, 1936 Tammy Kay Jan. 18, 1963 May 5, 1978 Jane McGill July 20, 1936 Hunt, Milton July 19, 1897 Eura Barron Nov. 30, 1898 Dec. 5, 1963 Haskell Dec. 12, 1920 Jan. 11, 1972 Hunt, Jamie, Dau. of J.E. and L.J. Apr. 8, 1904 Oct. 24, 1908 Hunt, J.E., Hus. of L.J. Apr. 7, 1874 July 7, 1906 Hunt, Amos Avery Aug. 6, 1875 Aug. 15, 1906 Hunt, John M., Hus. of Mary P. May 23, 1844 May 20. 1905 Mary P., Wife of John M. Oct. 10, 1851 Hunt, Minnie Lee, Dau of John M. and Mary P. Sept. 26, 1877 Apr. 2, 1903 p. 408 Hunt, Thomas C., Son of R.M. and S.E. Feb. 7, 1866 Dec. 17, 1880 Hunt, Susan E. Feb. 6, 1825 Nov. 12, 1915 Hunt, R.M., Hus. of Susan E. June 3, 1824 Dec. 23, 1896 p. 449 (Negro section) Hunt, Maynor June 5, 1896 June 27, 1972 Tennessee Sgt. Co. K. 804 Pioneer Inf. World War I p. 493 Hunt, Sarah Swaim May 19, 1918 July 5, 1980 Joe Henry Dec. 8, 1918 May 8, 1979 p. 494 Hunt, Sean Patrick, Infant One date only Jan. 1, 1973 p.570 Hunt, William C. Apr. 1, 1823 Apr. 8, 1883 Hunt, Diza Ann, Wife of W.C. Apr. 9, 1823 June 18, 1878 Hunt, G.W. Jan. 13, 1851 Aug. 29, 1918 S.E., His wife July 22, 1850 May 25, 1942 p. 618 Hunt, Helen D. May 30, 1921 June 14, 1975 Floyd T. Feb. 22, 1922 Feb. 27, 1979 p. 640 Hunt, Ben F. Jan. 23, 1889 Nov. 8, 1954 p. 655 Hunt, Monroe N. Jan. 26, 1872 Apr. 29, 1963 Beulah M. July 15, 1887 p. 656 Hunt, W.M. Mar. 12, 1865 Nov. 14, 1927 Anna J., His wife Nov. 17, 1867 Oct. 24, 1921 Hunt, S.E. Mother 1871 19-- J.M. Father 1867 1929 p. 675 Hunt, Robert Lee 1870 1946 Emma Lee 1890 1949 p. 677 Hunt, Erice L. Apr. 16, 1919 _______ Lucy Christine July 26, 1919 Aug. 18, 1969 Hunt, Dossie Feb. 23, 1888 July 19, 1969 Eula Dec. 27, 1893 Jan. 24, 1962 p. 678 Hunt, Norma Helen, Dau. of Russell and Therese Mar. 29, 1927 Nov. 20, 1945 ----- Original Message ----- From: <HUNT-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <HUNT-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 1999 7:21 PM Subject: HUNT-D Digest V99 #110

Hi folks, I tried to send this earlier today but think I sent it to the wrong addr. Sorry if I am repeating. I am searching for the parents of Earl Hunt, b. Nov 28, 1889, unknown location, d. Oct 11, 1957 in Hinton, Ok. Was married to Mildred F. Kelley in 1912, Hinton, OK, one child, Ella Mae Hunt b. Sept 21, 1913. Thanks, Donald G. Dorn Lake Eufaula, Ok.

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One more try on Clarkey. Clarkey Hunt (Hunter) Low mar. Dempsey Jay on 11/15/1827 in Randolph Co., IN. Dempsey was from a Quaker family but I don't know about Clarkey. The thought is that she was first married to a "Low" and her second marriage was to Dempsey. Although there are several records of Clarkey after her marriage, her parents and siblings are unknown. An Iowa census lists her as born in SC on 2/14/1803. She died 11/28/1858 in Salem, IA. Clarkey is an unusual name and I did run across a Clarkey Young mar. to a ____ Low in the early 1820's in Virginia. Coincidence? Also, there was a James L. Hunt in the 1850 Henry Co., IA census, also born in SC. His youngest child was a baby named Clarky Hunt. Might James have been Clarkey's brother? If you know anything about Clarkey's early years or who her family might have been, please contact me. Thanks. Gloria Lamm Thanks. Gloria Lamm

----- Original Message ----- From: sally hurt <etccrafts@yahoo.com> To: SANFORD B HUNT <SBH3@prodigy.net> Sent: Sunday, June 06, 1999 9:17 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] New Names > Sandy, > Only grandchild was here all day, therefore, I am late in finding > and getting this to you. According to Aunt Liz's records, the page > reads: > > WHITLOCK > > From pkg.99, Prince Edward Loose Papers Court Copy of "will" of James > Whitlock dated March 21, 1733-4 and recorded at Hanover May 6, 1736 by > Thomas Lacy Jr. and David Tyree (look like Tyree to me)., two of the > subscribing witnesses (the other witness was J. Allen) of Parish of St. > Paul, County of Hanover, sick but of sound mind, Christian declaration: > Item I to son James Whitlock 5 lbs in goods, and a book called > "The Whole Duty of Man" to be paid by my executrix hereinafter named > (beloved wife Frances) > > Item II to son David - land I now live on > > Item III to son Matthew - land I purchased of Capt. Wm. Morris > > Item IV I give and bequeath to my daughter SARAH HUNT, one negro > woman Sue and her increase after my decease > > Item V to my Daughter Temperance Whitlock I appoint my son-in-law > JAMES HUNT as trustee, to see this my will is executed. > > My beloved wife Frances, executrix > Sandy in item #1, I couldn't make a #(pound) sign quickly so I said 5 > lbs instead of #(pound sign)5. > Hope you can understand this mess, Sallie > Sallie Hurt DBA: ETC > P. O. Box 245 > Bristol, TN 37621 > 423-323-6656 END

James Hunt b. 1706 died 1795 Charlotte County VA parish of Cornwall m. Sara(h) Whitlock of Hanover Co Virginia. Have never seen this before. Anyone recognize them. Source Salle HURT. Sandy Lubbock

Leonard L. Parks, I have a family below that may very well be of your William, They came from Ohio and moved to Jasper County, Illinois. Let me know what you think. 1. JOHN HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 23 Oct 1798 Birth Place: MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO Death Date: 17 Mar 1863 Death Place: RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA Spouse: ELIZABETH BROOKS Birth Date: 11 Nov 1805 Birth Place: HARTFORD, MARYLAND Death Date: 19 Jan 1848 Death Place: RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA Spouse Father: THOMAS BROOKS (1773-1856) Spouse Mother: SARAH BLAKE (1776-1835) Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1823 Marriage Place: CLARK, OHIO Children: THOMAS WILLIAM SARAH J JAMES MARTHA JANE AMAZIAH RACHEL JOHN B ELIZABETH MILTON A. 1.1 THOMAS HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 14 Dec 1827 Birth Place: MONTGOMERY CO., OHIO Death Date: 8 Feb 1909 Death Place: NEWTON,JASPER CO. , ILLINOIS Spouse: LOUISA PRICE Birth Date: About 1849 Birth Place: KENTUCKY Death Date: 1913 Marriage Date: 1849 Marriage Place: RUSH CO. , INDIANA Children: JOHN MARSHALL SARAH J 1.1.1 JOHN MARSHALL HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1850 Death Date: 1931 Burial Place: JASPER CO. HUNT CEMETERY, CHAPEL CEMETERY, WADE TWN Spouse: MARY J Birth Date: About 1849 Death Date: 2 Dec 1930 Death Place: JASPER CO., ILLINOIS HUNT CEMETERY Children: OVILLA R. THOMAS AMIZIA MAGGIE LOUISA BABY 1.1.1.1 OVILLA R. HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 21 Jul 1869 Death Date: 20 Mar 1875 Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY WADE TWN., JASPER CO., ILLINOIS 1.1.1.2 THOMAS HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1872 1.1.1.3 AMIZIA HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1874 1.1.1.4 MAGGIE HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1875 1.1.1.5 LOUISA HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1878 1.1.1.6 BABY HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1880 1.1.2 SARAH J HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1849 Death Date: 1896 Spouse: FRANK X. ANDRE Birth Date: 1853 Death Date: 1873 Children: HARRY S.G. CHARLES EDWARD TONEY 1.1.2.1 HARRY S.G. ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1875 1.1.2.2 CHARLES ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1879 1.1.2.3 EDWARD ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1879 1.1.2.4 TONEY ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1878 1.2 WILLIAM HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 3 Feb 1829 Death Date: 1837 1.3a SARAH J HUNT* ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1 Aug 1831 Spouse: SOWERS Other Spouses FRANK X. ANDRE 1.3b SARAH J HUNT* ———————————————————————————————————————— (See above) Spouse: FRANK X. ANDRE Birth Date: 20 Jun 1894 Death Date: 23 Dec 1894 Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETREY, WADE TWN. JASPER CO., ILLIONIS Children: HARRY S. G. Other Spouses SOWERS 1.3b.1 HARRY S. G. ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 23 Jan 1873 1.4 JAMES HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 8 Aug 1831 Birth Place: CLARK, OHIO Death Date: 23 Oct 1863 Death Place: JASPER COUNTY, ILLINOIS Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY, WADE TWN, HUNTS STATION Spouse: ELIZABETH PRICE Birth Date: 30 Dec 1830 Birth Place: KENTUCKY Death Date: 8 Dec 1901 Death Place: JASPER COUNTY, IL Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY, WADE TWN., HUNT STATION Children: JOHN FRANKLIN MARY ELIZABETH

I found this HUNT family on the 1920 Census for Jackson Co. Ar. Thomas 49 Etta spouse Melvin 24 Ester 20 Alma 16 Ira 15 Wayne 10 Clay 5 I am interested in Melvin, let me know if you know this family. Pat Koger

Looking for info on Barbara HUNT b. 1788 in Maryland to Elizabeth (nee?) and (first name unknown) HUNT. Elizabeth died Sept 25, 1841. The HUNT family must have lived near the Pennslyvania border in Maryland or moved into Pennsylvania by 1810 as Barbara md John JOHNSON in 1811 Pa. The first place I have found any of the JOHNSON family was in Fayette Co in 1835 where a son was living. Thanks, Selma

Hi Sandy What I have on Sanford is a wife Nellie Children: Jessie d/b 19 June 1891 Alta d/b July 1895 Ivan d/b Oct 1898 Fay d/b 16 Oct 1906 All i can figure out is must be a relative of my grandfather. I have no idea where they were from . My grandfather came from Maine and his name was Fred Roswell Hunt and married my grandmother in Mpls, Minn.in 1892. Hope this helps someone. I have been gathering info on my Grandfather. But haven't run into any Sanford. Bernice Ricker his name was Fred Roswell