Ginny Crawford; You had said to tap the Hunt arcives. I am still new at this and I don't know how to reach the Hunt arcives. Could you tell me how to dso this. Or anyone else if you know anything about Fred R. Hunt I would very much appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Bernice Ricker bbingo@mindspring.com

The Oakland Messenger -- IL newspaper Thur January 20 1921 J. H. HUNT CALLED Passes Away at His Home Near This City Sunday Afternoon Death came Sunday afternoon to relieve the suffering of J. H. Hunt who had been ill at his home in the Donica Point neighborhood for about two weeks, his suffering having been brought on by Mr. Hunt taking bichloride of mercury tablets. Everything possible to save the life of Mr. Hunt was done by his family and physicians but to no avail, the deadly poison had done it's work. The cause of this rash act on the part of Mr. Hunt is not definitely known. The deceased was known to everybody in this section of the country as "Jet." Being a man of his word, honest, industrious and straight forward and of a jovial disposition, he made friends with all whom he met and easily retained them. His many friends were prepared for the worst but the news of his death cast a pall gloom over the community in which he lived for "Jet" Hunt was a friend to everybody and his loss will be felt not only in his house but in the entire community. To his mother, wife and children, sisters and brothers, The Messenger extends sincere sympathy in the loss of a kind and loving husband and indulgent father. Jestine Harland Hunt, son of William ("&"-- submitter's note ) Ester Hunt was born in Coles County, Oakland township, Illinois, February 11th, 1867 and departed this life at his home in Oakland township, Coles county, Illinois, January 10th, 1921 aged 53 years, 11 months and 5 days. He was married to Miss Amanda A. Eads of Monroe County near Bloomington, Indiana, December 31st, 1891. To this union were born 3 sons and 2 daughters, William Clarence, Freeman Everett and Chase Jennings, Mrs. Gertrude Ethel Ford and Elsie Marie Taylor who survive him. He united with Providence church with his wife during the year of 1911 under the ministry of Elder Silvan A. Dawson and was baptized near the church in the stream of Jestine H. Handley with is wife. His father died the 9th of November 1915; his aged mother survives him. Two brothers and 1 sister preceeded him to the better world in infancy. Three brothers and four sisters survive him, Sherman W., Willis J., Lawrence C., Tressa Bradford, Louvisa Ashmore, Alvira Morris and Delphia Henn. He was honest and industrious, provided well for his family and leaves his aged mother, companion, children, brothers and sisters, relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Funeral services were conducted from the Fairview church, Tuesday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Rev. Sylvan Dawson officiating, followed by interment in Fairview cemetery.

Would appreciate any info. about Mary "Polly' Hunt, 1770, NC - d. 1851, Fayette Co., GA. She md., William B. Gay, abt. 1790, Fayette Co., GA. Thanks...Carol Garrett

For some time I have been trying to find out about my ggrandmother Georgia Hunt Murphy. I was finally able to track down a death certificate for her, from Rochester, NY. It lists her father as George B. Hunt; birthplace is listed as unknown; state or country is listed as Three Rivers and the last word is unreadable. No dates are specified for George. However, Georgia was born February 6, 1856. I can't make out the state, but I'm guessing Oklahoma. My mother thinks her family started out in Texas, perhaps close to the Oklahoma line?? Does anyone have information to add to this. I would be greatly appreciative. Thanks. Vicki Muller _____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Free instant messaging and more at http://messenger.yahoo.com

Hi Nancianne, Sorry too take so long. I am slow but sure. Lot's going on for me and the family. Wanted to send this before much more time passes. Children of Joseph HUNT, Elizabeth/Margarite McClung 1 thru 4. Nancy Mauldin 5 thru 14. Need to do more research on this or make connections. All born in Tishomingo Co. MS 1. Margaret (you have info on her) 2. David (you have info on him) 3. Sarah Hunt b. abt. 1843 4. Elisabeth or Elizabeth (Census has both spellings) b. abt. 1847 5. Mary A. b. abt. 1849 6. George H. b. abt. 1851 7. Rebecca Ellen b. abt. 1854 8. Richard J. b. abt. 1855 9. Malinda P. b. abt. 1857 10. William Henry, b. 1859, d. July 30, 1911, in Piney Grove (or Allen Line Cemetery, Tishomingo Co. MS. m. Minerva L. (nee ?) b. November 8, 1868, d. Sept. 8, 1914 in Piney Grove (or Allen Line Cemetery) 11. Permelia b. abt. 1862 12. Malissa b. abt. 1865 13. John D. b. abt. 1868 (may have been an M.D. in TX) 14. Infant b. abt. 1870 Thank you for your patients and time. Denise Hunt-MacDonald

This was in the Raonoke Times Wed May 19, John Wade Hunt, Jr (J>W>) 76 of Penhook, passed away Tues May 18, 1999. He was born Oct 22, 1922, a son of the late John Washington Hunt and Lutie Belcher Hunt. He served in WW II as a Navy CB. He was a local contractor for 57 years and was an elder and a lifetime member of Forest Hill Christian Church. He was preceded in death by his wife Lucille Allman Hunt and a sister Clara Hunt Haynes. He is survived by a dayghter Kimberly Davis nad spouse Don of Penhook. five sons , Gary Hunt and wife Pattie of Union Hall, Ted Hunt and wife, Ann of Anderson SC, Steve Hunt and wife, Brenda of Novelty, Keith Hunt and Debbie of Penhook, Kevin Hunt and wife Candis of Union Hall, 12 grandchildren , one brother George Hunt and spouse Mabry, two brother-in-law Clifton Haynes Johnny Allman and spouse Peggy special care givers Janie Fralin , Debra Nelzen, Reba Sexton and Marsha Tyree. Funeral services will be Thrus at 2 P M in Flora Funeral Chapel with the Rev Ted Clifton officiating. Interment will follow in Franklin Memorial Park.

Since my first posting on the 12th inst. concerning the Hunts of Erie county, PA, I have been asked about other Hunt families within the county other than my own Henry Hunt family. As nearly as I can tell, there were at least four Hunt family lines in Erie county as of the early- to-mid 1800s. (Note: I suspect that two of the family lines may be related -- paragraphs 2 and 3 -- but I have not yet found a connection.) 1. George Hunt and Henry Hunt (presumed to be brothers, but not certain) in North East township. This township, obviously, is in the most extreme northeast part of Erie county. George and Henry both came from New Jersey and settled in this place about 1797. They used to go to Pittsburgh to mill. George was the first Justice of the Peace in Erie county. Henry was Erie county's first sheriff. These two Hunts appear to be the first Hunts in Erie county. I know nothing more than this regarding these two Hunts. 2. Henry Hunt (ca. 1807-1875) of Belle Valley, in Mill Creek township. This township is in the north-central part of Erie county. Mill Creek township lies to the west and south of the City of Erie. Belle Valley is in the most eastern part of the township, immediately below the southeast part of Erie city. This is the Hunt family of which I descend. Henry Hunt was born in England (I don't know where in England), and came to America as a young boy with his parents. An old passed-down story in my family says this Hunt family immigrated about 1816, but I have not yet been able to document this. I do not even know who Henry Hunt's parents are (can anyone help me with this?). It is said that this family lived in New York for awhile. Henry Hunt married Mary Simons (or Symonds-?), supposedly in New York. Henry and Mary Simons Hunt came to Erie county about 1829. Henry lived out the remainder of his life here. 3. John Hunt (1812-1860) of the City of Erie. The city of Erie is in the most north-central part of the county. John was married to Adelia D. Otis, and together they had six known children. John Hunt is thought to be a younger brother of Henry Hunt (paragraph 2 above), but I have not yet found proof certain. If true, the same immigration data found in no. 2 above would also apply to this Hunt family. 4. Simeon Hunt (1785-1874) of Waterford borough. The borough of Waterford is located in the south-central part of Erie county. Simeon was born in Sharon, CT, and is a descendant of old New England stock. It is said that this Hunt family left Connecticut and first settled in Vermont for a short time, then relocated to Erie county, PA. Simeon came to Waterford about 1814 to 1816, and remained there until his death. I have next to nothing on this family, but I know that much as been recorded about Simeon and his children, as Simeon was a very well-to-do person. Probably there are other list members who know a lot about this family. I do know that this family is definitely not related to the Henry Hunt family (paragraph 2), and probably not related to the Hunts of paragraph 1 or 3, unless the connection is way, way back in England. This is the best information I have. If anyone knows of any additional information, or any errors in what I have written here, please let me know. Don Nutt Adrian, MI.

Billie-Lets start here and then tell me which way to go. We are looking for JAMES McCord HUNT.-Sandy Hunt Lubbock TX Everyone is invited to participate. This was a reference point Billie mentioned. ************************************************************************* *** Family Group Record ============================================================ ================= Husband: John HUNT - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- Birth: 1750 Hunterdon Co., New Jersey Death: 30 Apr 1834 Old Hebron Cemetery near Huntsville, KY. Marriage: 1773 Rowan Co., NC Father: Daniel HUNT MD. (b abt 1726) Mother: Susannah GREEN?? (b abt 1730) ============================================================ ================= Wife: Charity HUNT - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- Birth: 8 Aug 1755 Yadkin River, n. Carolina Death: aft 1800 Old Hebron, Muhlenberg Co., KY Will: Father: Gershom HUNT (b abt 1723) Mother: Eunice FITZRANDOLPH (b 10 Nov 1730) ============================================================ ================= Children ============================================================ ================= 1 M Gersham HUNT Birth: 1774 Rowan Co., NC Spouse: Lucy THOMAS (m 1801) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 2 M Daniel HUNT Birth: 25 Feb 1776 Rowan Co., NC Death: 19 Jul 1849 Spouse: Elizabeth COATS (m 10 May 1798) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 3 M Owen HUNT Birth: 17 Feb 1778 Rowan Co., NC Death: 4 Mar 1850 "Old Hebron" KY Spouse: Mary (Polly) LLOYD (m 28 Sep 1808) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 4 F Charity HUNT Birth: 1780 Rowan Co., NC Spouse: Jesse DAVIS (m 16 Mar 1799) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 5 M Jonathan HUNT Birth: 7 Apr 1783 Rowan Co., NC Death: 24 Oct 1852 Old Hebron Cemetery near Huntsville, KY. Spouse: Nancy LARENS (m 11 Nov 1804) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 6 M John HUNT Birth: 15 Mar 1785 Rowan Co., NC Death: 10 Jan 1857 Ogden, Weber Co., Utah Spouse: Jane COATS (m 1 Feb 1810) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 7 M Samuel HUNT Birth: 1787 Rowan Co., NC Spouse: Peggy MABETT (m 19 Jul 1804) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 8 F Joannah HUNT Birth: 23 Feb 1791 Rowan Co., NC Spouse: unknown WHITTAKER (m abt 1813) Spouse: David ENGLE Spouse: David ENGLER (m abt 1815) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 9 M Elijah HUNT Birth: 23 Feb 1793 Rowan Co., NC Death: 9 Apr 1869 Old hebron Muhlenberg Co., KY Spouse: Lucy HARPER (m 1816) - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- 10 F Margaret HUNT "Peggy" Birth: 1795 Rowan Co., NC Spouse: James WOOD (m 1825) ============================================================ ================= Prepared 19 May 1999 by: Col. Sanford B. Hunt USMC (Ret) 6506 Oxford Avenue Lubbock TX 79413-5129 ============================================================ ================= FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: John HUNT General(1): !He served as a private in the N. Carolina Troops (pension rec. #S-38053). He lived in Rowan Co., N. Carolina, during the Rev. War. Info. from: Hunts of Tennessee, by Vance Little. According to Marcella Garnett of Nebraska (Prodigy *VSBM60B), John Sr. married his first cousin, Charity Hunt. Marcella also states he descends from Ralph Hunt of NY/NJ. Considerably more info in Col. Jomathan genealogy by Mitchell Hunt. John and Charity had 10 children. Some postulate 1. Elias, but no evidence shown for this. About 1805 according to family legend, John and Charity with seven sons and three daughters came by wagon train through the Cumberland Gap and settled in Muhlenberg Co., KY, at Huntsville, a town named for them, where John died 30 April 1834, buried with wife at Old Hebron Cemetery near Hutsville, KY. WIFE NOTES: Charity HUNT General(1): See notes under John Hunt, her husband. CHILD NOTES: Gersham HUNT General(1): CHILD NOTES: Daniel HUNT General(1): Daniel and Elizabeth had 8 children; Amey, Susannah, Lucy, Gersham, Henry, Nancy Selah and John. John m. Ann Jenkins 20 Nov 1821 and had a large family. CHILD NOTES: No Notes END ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Don, In a message dated 5/13/99 11:22:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time, dnutt@tc3net.com writes: > > My wife and I just returned from a quick four-day genealogy trip to Erie > county, Pennsylvania. There were at least two separate and unrelated Hunt > families in Erie county during the early and mid-1800s. ` The Hunt family that I am researching is from PA, but the ones I can idenify are more in the vicinity of Northumberland County. These are the names of the Hunts in our branch. Let me know if they are possibly the other family in Erie County during the early mid-1800's. Thanks! James William Hunt b. unknown d. 19 Jul 1916 Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania m. Sarah Jane Fox b. abt 1855 d. abt 1933 they had the following children: 2) Mary Elizabeth b. 19 Feb 1871 d. 16 Jan 1956 m. Martin Luther Pfleegor 2) Lewis M. b. 04 Oct 1885 d. 11 April 1973 m. Sadie Truitt 2) Adam Fox b. unknown d. unknown m. Annie 2) Gertrude b. 19 Nov 1875 d. 11 April 1966 m. Harry Guffey 2) Loretta Alton b. unknown d. unknown m. Jacob Ranck 2) Eddie b. 7 Mar 1882 d. abt Sept 1967 2) Roy b. 3 Aug 1881 d. abt Oct 1966 2) John William or b. unknown d. unknown James William m. Kolmah That's the gist of all we have in our records. Hope to connect with someone if it isn't the other family you located in Erie ... Each inquiry brings us one step closer to another discovery =)

From: "Joan Duncan" <lduncan1@elp.rr.com> Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 21:08:36 -0600 Subject: Antioch Cemeter Preble Co., Ohio This cemetery is in Gaspar Township, about 4 miles south of Eaton. The cemetery would be overlooked because it is one lot off the highway. The corner lot was the site of the first Methodist Church to be built in the county. Ebe Campbell was one of the church members to give the ground and help build the church. There is no sign of it left as it was abandoned when the new Methodist Church was built in Eaton. Next to the church one lot uphill was the cemetery. To get to the entrance it is necessary to trespass on the driveway of the next door farmers property. It is a pretty place, surrounded by huge trees and was grassy when we visited Our second trip though was so disappointing as the tractor grass cutter had knocked down a number of the old headstones. Ebe and Lydia, my 3rd great grandparents, had a tall tombstone which was not damaged, but the huge tree roots did threaten their stone. Now as to my comment about little David Hunt Campbell. He was the child of Mary Ann Hunt and her sisters widower James Bayard Campbell, who Md. Mary Ann as his 2nd wife. Little David was not the son of Mary Blalock Hunt, but her grandson. He was b.June 1852 and died 17 days later. Mary Ann's sister Elizabeth Hunt Campbell is buried next to him. Off State Hgwy 127 I believe. Regards, Joan ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

The Oakland Messenger - IL newspaper Thur. Nov 11, 1915 PIONEER ANSWERS LAST CALL The community were much shocked Tuesday morning upon learning that William HUNT one of our most respected citizens had died suddenly at his home on Ashomore Road. Mr Hunt had been in failing health for some time, but of late had the appearance of being much improved and he was up town in his car nearly every day. Tuesday morning he had come up to BLEVIN'S's meat market, had purchased half a hog and the same being placed in his automobile he had taken it home, unloaded it and was preparing to cut it up when the final summons came and he passed away while his wife was answering a telephone call in another part of the home. Funeral services are being conducted this afternoon by Rev. Willis GILL of Cloverdale, Ind., from the Fairview church and the interment will be in the Fairview cemetery. A large convergence of relatives and friends will attend the funeral and burial. William HUNT was born in Coles County, IL, Feb. 11th, 1845 and died Tuesday Nov. 9, 1915 aged 70 years, 8 months, 28 days. He was a son of James D. HUNT who located in Coles county previous to 1838 where he died July 3, 1856. The subject of this sketch continued to live upon the old homestead, attended school and assisted farming until the decease of his mother which occured July 3, 1865 after which he purchased the interest of the other heirs and continued farming successfully upon the old place on his own account until some ten years ago when he removed to Oakland and purchased the Stites property on Ashmore Road in which himself and wife resided until his death. He was married March 3, 1864 to Susan E. HANDLEY. He is survived by his wife and eight children, viz: Mrs Guy JONES, Mrs Walter HENN, Mrs Elby ASHMORE, Mrs Theressa SWINFORD, Willis, Jet, Lawrence and Sherman HUNT.

Could the owner of the HUNT list contact me at NRedell@aol.com ? Thank you.

I am new to the list and I am seeking information on Adelbert Vincent HUNT m Florence BRADLEY. Florence was born in Friendship, NY in 1849. Her parents were Almira SCOTT and William BRADLEY. Thank you, Nana (NAY-na) RUTHERFORD Redell

Am looking for information on Stephen Hunt and Catherine (Hunt) ??? of Delaware County, New York. Stephen was 65 in the 1850 census and his wife Catherine was 35. One of there daughters Sarah (July 10, 1844?) (listed as Sally in the census) is my great grandmother. Other children include Many Jane, James (born 1840) Daniel and Susan, also born after the census was Lucinda (1850). Stephen died sometime after that. Catherine left Delaware county and moved to Tompkins where she possibly married her next husband ????Dick(er)son, and gave birth to another child, Leroy (1860), and by the 1865 census Catherine is shown as a widow having been married twice.

The Oakland Messenger - IL Newspaper Thur. Sept 24, 1933 HUNT REUNION The Hunt famil reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnold near Redmon, Sunday. A splendid dinner was served including ice cream and cake. A musical program was given in the afternoon. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Elby Ashmore Mr and Mrs Sherman Hunt Mr and Mrs Paul Higgs Mr and Mrs Clark Cooper Mr and Mrs Bill Ashmore Jackie Billie Jean Mr and Mrs Chase Hunt Mr and Mrs Joe Morris and Mildred Mr and Mrs George Morris Mr and Mrs George Temples Mr and Mrs Paul Hawkins Mr and Mrs Raymond Arnold Mrs Amanda Hunt Mrs Eva Hunt Guy Morris Mrs Esther Hall Mrs Genevieve Arnold and Jimmie Mrs Blanche Welch Bennie Redmon Wayne Tumult

I took a lot of time on this one but found nothing. Please reply to <lduncan1@elp.rr.com>/ cc to sbh3@prodigy.net. Sandy, Lubbock Texas --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Joan Duncan" <lduncan1@elp.rr.com> From: Joan, <lduncan1@elp.rr.com> I am so impressed with the time you took to help me in my search for parents of David Hunt. I do thank you for your kindness. David says in the 1850 census that he was born in N.J. In fact he was born 2/8/1800, md Mary Blalock 10/5/21 listed in the early marriage records of Butler Co., Ohio. On the same day, William Blalock was married, I believe to be Marys' brother. In the 1820 census they were next door neighbors. By 1830 both families had moved to Gaspar Tsp., Preble Co. Oh. There is a record I discovered which I have never acquired fromi Trenton, N.J., the death of David Hunt in 1831. This is particularly interesting since David in Oh. began in 1832 acquisition of a number of land deeds. He seemed to buy and sell a great deal of land over the next few years, some designated as town lots - not in a town I ever located but near at hand I'm sure. By 1850 they were in Butler Co. again and David said he was a bridge toll taker. David and Mary had (Dr.) Nathan Hunt 1820, Elizabeth 1822, Mary Ann 1825, Richard 1827, John E. 1832, Hannah 1835, and Dunham 1838. Somewhere in there I believe they had a little son, David, because he's buried beside his sister in the Antioch Cemetery just out of Eaton. Eliz. may have died in childbirth (she married James Bayard Campbell), and when visiting the cemetery, there was little David Hunt. About the middle of 1850's they moved to Clay Co. Indiana and were then close to Mary Ann Hunt Campbell who md. Eliz. husband James B. Campbell (Campbell is my maiden name). David died in 1859, and Mary was in the household of Mary Ann and James in the 1860 census. She died 1866. I'm a member of the DAR here in El Paso, and when we visited their wonderful library in Wash. D.C., I found application papers from a descendant of David Hunt, whose father was Daniel Hunt, whose father was Simpson Hunt. She had listed more ancestors of the patriot in the Amer. Revolution than required, but if he should be father of David, I would have a whole passel of new ancestors. Unfortunately there is a place on the application for the applicant to register the children of the patriot, but we only knew of the one through which she qualified. I hope this makes sense-- It's getting late. It would seem my next move is to attempt to get a copy of that will of David who died in 1831 in Warren County, New Jersey. I was going through my 130 typewritten pages of Hunt data. Since it's quite a deal to hitch up our trailer to go researching In., Oh., Pa.NJ. etc, we take down everything we come across in the area we are researching. That's how I came across the reference to the will of David in N.J. I wanted to find accurate data for you in case you have any further help. If you find nothing in your records, I do want to thank you once again. This internet is the berries isn't it! Kindest regards, Joan From: sbh3@juno.com > To: lduncan1@elp.rr.com > Subject: Re: David Hunt > Date: Tuesday, May 11, 1999 18:36 > > Joan- > i spent an hour or so without much. Ohio is bad on records. Was going to > suggest marriage record but they probably don't have them that early. > Churches may be the only place in Butler County. HOWEVER they must have > paid taxes and probably had land transactions. Sometimes land papers have > a lot of info. > > I checked 43000 Hunts and relatives--no Blaylocks. If you know they were > married in Butler Co there must be some record and on the old papers very > frequently were names of parents. > > The only thing close was David w/a father Phillip b. 1872 died in Belmont > Co OH 1857 w/wife Mary Craven of VA . > > I ran across one David who graduated from Princeton in 1818. > Grandson of Augustine HUNT NJ/NY. Father may have beens Holoway Hunt MD. > They had money--just a mention in a paragraph. If he went to Princeton he > had money. > > That is it. Not many Davids in the Northeast Hunt families. Let me try my > PA Quaker Hunts---nope no Davids or Blaylocks. > > Need more names and places and dates. > This isn't my line--my folks all came from Northampton MA and CT. I > suppose the Ohio Gene. Society isn't any help either! > > Sandy > Lubbock Texas > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

-----Original Message----- From: Brant & Virginia Taylor <vtaylor1@swbell.net> To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com <FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 9:34 AM Subject: RE: [FREEMAN-L] Fw: 1890 Census >This message caused me to be curious about the 1890 Census. My son furnished the following Web site for those who were uninformed as I was. > >http://www.nara.gov/publications/prologue/1890cen1.html > > > -- Virginia Freeman Taylor > > >

Doris Aleen Daniel Age 71, died Friday , Dec. 15 1995, in Avon Park, fl. She was born to Clifford and Katherine Bohren Hunt on Dec. 18, 1923, in Richland Co., Olney, Ill. She is survived by her mother; sons, Terry E. Sr. and Richard L.; daughters, Ina Katherine Dunlap and Donna Sue Weaver; a sister, Loretta Baldwin; a brother, Walter Hunt Sr.; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Memorial services were held Dec. 17, 1995, at the Fair Haven Village community room. Proceeded in death by Her Husband, Donald D. Daniel; Her Father, Clifford Hunt; Her Brothers, Wayne B. Hunt Sr.; and Joe F. Hunt Sr,; and Her sister, Corrine.

The Oakland Messenger IL Newspaper Thursday March 31, 1932 Mrs Guy Morris Passes Away Mrs. Alvira Hunt Morris passed away at her home near Kansas, Ill., Wednesday morning at 7:30 after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Morris was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hunt, pioneer residents of this vicinity. She was born October 2, 1877 at the Hunt homestead southeast of this city. She was united in marriage August 7, 1901 to Guy Morris and to this union two sons were born, Joe and George, who together with the husband survive. She is also survived by one brother, Sherman Hunt, and three sisters, Mrs Tressa Bradford, Mrs Louvisa Ashmore and Mrs. Delphia Henn, all of this vicinity. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the Harmony church at 2 o'clock, followed by burial in the Harmony cemetery.

-----Original Message----- From: C. Watkins <sappho@bellsouth.net> To: PRICE-L@rootsweb.com <PRICE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 6:01 PM Subject: 1890 Census >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >--------------0C2FC6351AE41EDB71AEEAD6 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I received the attached message from one of my other >genealogy email groups and thought I would forward it on to >some other of my groups. >Carol Price Watkins > >--------------0C2FC6351AE41EDB71AEEAD6 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; > name="1890 census.txt" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >Content-Disposition: inline; > filename="1890 census.txt" > > >______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > >S >Hello, > >As you might or might not know 99% of the 1890 United States Census was >destroyed by fire. So a book of ALL living United States residents of 1890 >is being compiled from descendants like you. If you would like to contribute >your ancestor's to this >vital history book, please email >(ChinaDoll2@netscape.net) or snail mail (Angela Foster P.O. Box 2551 >Waterville, Maine 04903) the following information on your ancestor's. >Submitting your information is free. > >HEAD of Household full name (first-middle-last): > " " " age: > " " " date born (month-day-year): > " " " place born (town-county-state or country): > " " " residence (town-county-state): >SPOUSE's full name (maiden surname in ( )'s if available): > " age: > " date born (month-day-year): > " place born (town-county-state or country): >{please note * list all children and their data seperatly from one another} >ALL Children's full names (first-middle-last): > " age's: > " date born (month-day-year): > " place born (town-county-state or country): > >Please fill in as much information as you can. If you are not sure of any of >the information, please fill in your best estimate and follow it with a ? >mark. Thank you for your contribution to this vital genealogy book. > >P.S. >Please forward this to everyone who might be interested in contributing. >Thank you. > >Yours Truly, >Angela M. Foster > > >--------------0C2FC6351AE41EDB71AEEAD6-- > > >==== PRICE Mailing List ==== > Need list assistance? Please contact: crb@ponyexpress.net > List Adm for PRICE-L and PRICE-D > Now with over 540 subscribers! > >