I would be very interested in learning more about the Hunts in Wiltshire, England too. Karen krihwan@ncinter.net ---------- > Date: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 08:03:40 > From: Jan and Garry > To: HUNTs > Subject: [HUNT-L] WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND > > Is there anyone researching the HUNT name in Wiltshire, England? > -- > JAN & GARRY GRAINGER, Busselton, Western Australia. > Phone 61 (0)897 543 272 Fax (Phone First) 61 (0)897 523 429 > Mobile 0407 072928 > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNTList Support Staff > Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and Courtney > Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com> >

> Subject: [HUNT-L] Abraham HUNT Eng-IA-? > Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1999 22:22:41 -0500 > From: "Terry & Teri Cleaveland" <pastor751@greenapple.com> > To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > [snip] > Looking for info on Abraham Hunt born c. 1827, Eng, and two sons > by wife Martha BARBER HOWARTH, Charles H. born c. 1875 and > William b. born c. 1879. Both sons were born in Mahaska county IA. The family > then seems to disappear. > Thank you. > > Teri I have a similar problem, however, mine seems to be in the other direction. My Grandfather, SMITH REED HUNT (married BLANCHE SEFELT, daughter of JACK SEFELT and EFFIE -- Sefelt Monument Co. ), was born in 1894, probably in Waterloo, Iowa. His brother, CHARLES FREDERICK HUNT, was born in Waterloo in 1909. Fred is still alive, however, his memory is failing him. His stepmothers name was LOUISE WINONA SAVAGE, from Lincoln, Nebraska, daughter of CHARLES SAVAGE and NORA WINONA ???, Probably born in July, 1870. Great Grandfather, by Fred's recollection, is CLARENCE ALFONSE HUNT. His mother's name, he does not remember. CLARENCE was probably born in 1852, and may have been born in Ithaca, New York. His father may have been SMITH REED HUNT Fred's recollection is very [poor, and he has, on occasion, stated that he was named after his father (CLARENCE?) or his grandfather (SMITH?). So, my dilemma is clear, I can't go back any further. I'm not even sure if the course I am taking is valid. My father, JACK REED HUNT, however, was born in 1918 in Red Oak, Iowa. I have no idea whether there is a connection to your Hunts. But, it is a dead end, in the other direction. Gary Hunt, Outpost of Freedom http:www.illusions.com/opf

-----Original Message----- From: KKirk6@aol.com <KKirk6@aol.com> To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com <FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 2:23 PM Subject: Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: LDS Family Search Web Site >I don't think it is up yet. >I also went to the page and got the message Unknown Host (I use IE4.0). >I refreshed the page to make sure I had the latest version, and still the >error message. >I checked to make sure I had the correct address: http://www.familysearch.org > >I think we all just have to be patient. (That can be hard when a good thing >is about to happen.) > >Keitha > >

In his book THE TRAVELLING CHURCH, George W. Ranck listed HUNT as one of the families that were members of the Travelling Church caravan. In light of this I thought the following excerpt would be of interest, especially relating to the settlement of Barren County, KY where some HUNT ancestors originate. --Doug This was posted to KYROOTS by Julie Adams <julie@NETSET.COM>: The following is taken directly from the pages of "History of Churches in Boone's Creek Association" regarding the Traveling Church: "Tradition says that when Daniel Boone was passing through Virginia from his old home in PA to his new home in North Carolina, he met William Bush, then a young man and the two became friends. The following inscription can be found on the headstone of Capt. William Bush "He was the friend and companion of Daniel Boone and others in the settlement of Kentucky". We know that Capt. Billy was one of the men that assisted Boone in blazing the trail to Boonesborough in 1775 and was one of the party that went in pursuit of the two Callaway sisters and Boone's daughter when they were captured by Indians in 1776. Capt. Bush was so well pleased with the new country that he returned to his old home in Orange Co. Va for the purpose of organizing a colony, and from the glowing description which he gave, a colony was soon organized, consisting of about 40 families from among his kinsmen, neighbors and friends in Orange and Culpepper Co.'s, most of them being Baptists. Early in 1780 preperations were begun for the exodus in the fall of that year to the land of "Kaintuckee". Some months before the colony started, Capt. Billy had returned to Boonesborough to select and locate farms for the different families whom he wished to be near him. He located approx 3000 acres directly across the river from Ft. Boonesborough." In a nutshell, the traveling church had started their journey and had reached the settlement of "Holston" which was also known as Wolf Hills (current day city of Abingdon). There was a fort there called Blacks Fort. (Historical landmark in Abingdon shows the site of the fort). The settlement of Holston was pretty much the last civilized stop before entering unchartered territory. There is a restaurant in d/town Abingdon called "The Tavern" it was the original "stage coach stop" and has been restored to its original condition - orig. built in 1779 and since the Traveling Church arrived at Blacks Fort in Dec. of 1780, some of the party most likely was in that very building as it was the central place for supplies and mail. We have eaten dinner in this place - it is truly worth the trip! Nothing can bring you closer to how they lived than to visit a place that still has the very walls and floors it did back then. Anyway, the colony remained there until 1783 as Capt. Billy had sent a runner from Ft. Boonesborough warning them to stop there as the trail to B/borough and the fort itself had been under heavy seige by Indians and was not safe. There are records in Washintong Co. showing these Baptists grew crops and raised livestock for 3 years before they continued on their journey. Our ancestor, Josiah Bush, Capt. Billy's brother, died while in Black's Fort, therefore never making the full journey. When the colony reached Kentucky, an area SE of Ft. Boonesborough, there was some sort of disagreement (religious) and a small portion of the party decided to go to an area then called "The Barrens" which is now Glasgow, Ky in the far SW corner. The remainder of the colony contined to Ft. Boone and they settled on the lands that Capt. Billy had claimed for them in the year 1784.. The first years of Church meetings were held in Capt. Billy's home, Pastor Elder Elkin while they built the Providence Church - which still stands and is still in use as a church today. It is estimated that the church was built about 1792. They had a temporay log church between 1785 and 1792." ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

Good evening HUNTers. I am still (3 years now. LOL) looking for any information on Mabel Timartha HUNT b. c. 1750 in VA. d. 1844 Shenandoah Co., VA. Mabel married Samuel LEWIN c. 1783 and they had 11 children. I don't have any data on the parents/siblings of Mabel. Any help is greatly appreciated. Ellen Lewin Shaking The Family Tree http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/8506/ Researching: Lewin, Hunt, Clutter and more Rootsweb Sponsor

I have recently come across information that the Ann Hunt I am looking for was married to a John Hunt before she married Forrest Upshaw. So her maiden name was not Hunt after all. So now, I am looking for a John Hunt, who married Ann ?. Thanks. Dorothy Wallace

OKL...lets try this. I am looking for the parentage of Edward William Hunt b .10-19-1877 on TN. Probably Montgomery or Stewart County. He married Elizabeth Mary Harrison b. May 1, 1869 and had only one son, Charles Plummer Hunt b. 1909. His father probably either William (Billy) Hunt who married Sarah Bryant or William (Billy) Hunt who married Pushin Gilbert. There is evidence to support either marriage or maybe there are two Billy Hunts in the area at that time. The William Hunt that married Pushin Gilbert, however, cannot be found on ANY census records at that time and I KNOW they lived then. They were farmers. Family lore says that Edward had some sisters and Charles Plummer had a cousin named Hill Hunt (I even have a picture of him) so Edward had to have at least one brother. HELP...I have looked and looked and when I find any records at all they conflict with each other! Lori

This came to me on another list: Subject: IMPORTANT INFO RE: LDS RECORDS Date: Sunday, February 28, 1999 9:32 PM >>> I just returned from a meeting at the Family History Center where I volunteer. I now have the true scoop on the LDS records that will be available online. First of all there are several differnet types of records that are kept at all Family History Cneters. There is never a charge for use of any of this information (nominal fees for printouts). The main files are the Ancestral File, the International Gene3alogical Index, and the Family History Library Catalogue. The Ancestral file is basically no different than the disks sold by family tree maker containing ancestor charts. The info on these charts can be submitted by anyone hwther or not they are a member of the church. The International Genealogical Index information can only be submitted by members. It consists of Individual data that lists birthdates, place of birth and parents. There is a marriage index that gives date and place of marriage. And lastly a parent index which lists all children in a particular family. The info is obviously only as good as the person who submitted it to the file. We tell people to use the data as a starting point only and NOT to take it as the absolute proof. When anything is submitted to ancestral file, you can automatically find out who submitted it by hitting a source key. The submitter's name and address will be shown. The same is not true for the IGI. You need to order the microfilm in order to find out who the submitter was. The church is currently working very hard at extracting as much information as possible from origianl records. It is an ongoing process that is checked and double checked for acuracy. As the data becomes avalable it is distributed to the librareis, once again at no charge to patrons. Neither of these files are going to be released online, at least not at this time. What is going to be released is the Family History Library Cartalogue. It will be the most current version,more current than any library now has in its possession. Basically the FHLC is a complete listing of every record in the possession of the Mormon libraies located anywhere in the world. You can search these records several ways. Locality, surname, film/fiche number/ and author. By finding out what is available you can then decide whether you might like to order the kinformation. Not everything is avalable for order. Many living peopel do not allow their books to be microfilmed. However, a library in your area may have the book listed. You can find that out through the catalogue. I have utilized this catalogue extensively thrughout the years. I can save a lot of money if I discover that a film I am interested in ordering is in a nearby FHC. Now then, just when will it go online?? Good question. We were told "sometime in March." So it could be onliune as early as tomorrow, but maybe not. Don't be discouraged if it is not there tomorrow, just check back again. It is going to be online for about a month to see how it works. I have no idea what the plans are for future release. Anyway, you now have the facts straight from the top as I was told them at our meeting. The address will be http://www.FamilySearch.org Hope this helps, Carolyn <<<<<<

-----Original Message----- From: bevlj@juno.com <bevlj@juno.com> To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com <FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 10:26 AM Subject: Re: [FREEMAN-L] Re: LDS Family Search Web Site >It's not online yet, but reportedly will be online sometime this month. >We need patience. >Bev >BevLJ@Juno.com >BevLJ@worldnet.att.net >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1329 >http://www.angelfire.com/mn/weall/ > >___________________________________________________________________ >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: JLKB@aol.com <JLKB@aol.com> To: FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com <FREEMAN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 9:33 AM Subject: [FREEMAN-L] MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT FOR LDS CHURCH >There are no foolish questions in genealogy. The LDS Church is often called >Mormon. > >http://www.familysearch.org > >On another list I was told to keep trying as access to the site might be >delayed until they had it up and running. > >Mike > >

I forwarded the email I got from one of my list yesterday about the LDS being online. Apparently she had sent me the wrong address. I am trying to find out the correct address. Will let you all know when she contacts me with the right one. I am very sorry about this. I too was hoping to check out this sight. Tamara

I have sent this out before, with no repsonse. I saw the message by Staff@HUNT-L, but I didn't ssave it. My delete finger was too fast.. Looking for info on Abraham Hunt born c. 1827, Eng, and two sons by wife Martha BARBER HOWARTH, Charles H. born c. 1875 and William b. born c. 1879. Both sons were born in Mahaska county IA. The family then seems to disappear. Thank you. Teri --------------------------------------- Terry (Phil 4:13) Teri (Ps 37:5) Lancaster, OH http://www.greenapple.com/~pastor751 http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtwheatl/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnisanti/Isanti/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cosanmig/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~comontro/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~codolore/index.html

Here is my family. I thought I would see if any new people may know of this family. Any one with information please contact me. Tamara Wilkerson hoosiers@digital.net Sebring, FlFamily History - 28 Feb 1999 ———————————————————————————————————————— 1. JAMES HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1755 Birth Place: ENGLAND Death Date: 14 Aug 1847 Death Place: RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA Military: AMERICAN REVOLUTION Children: CATHARINE ELIZABETH MARY UNNAMED BASIL JOHN 1.1 CATHARINE HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Spouse: ?? BADEW 1.2 ELIZABETH HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Spouse: ??? STRONG 1.3 MARY HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Spouse: ?? WILLIAMSON 1.4 UNNAMED ———————————————————————————————————————— 1.5 BASIL HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1787 Spouse: JANE MORROW 1.6 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 Spouse Mother: SARAH BLAKE (1770-1830) Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1823 Marriage Place: CLARK, OHIO Children: THOMAS WILLIAM SARAH J. SARAH J JAMES MARTHA JANE AMAZIAH RACHEL JOHN B JOHN B. JOHN b. ELIZABETH MILTON A. 1.6.1 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 1.6.1.1 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 1.6.1.1.1 OVILLA R. HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 21 Jul 1869 Death Date: 20 Mar 1875 Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY WADE TWN., JASPER CO., ILLINOIS 1.6.1.1.2 THOMAS HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1872 1.6.1.1.3 AMIZIA HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1874 1.6.1.1.4 MAGGIE HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1875 1.6.1.1.5 LOUISA HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: About 1878 1.6.1.1.6 BABY HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1880 1.6.1.2 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 1.6.1.2.1 HARRY S.G. ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1875 1.6.1.2.2 CHARLES ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1879 1.6.1.2.3 EDWARD ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1879 1.6.1.2.4 TONEY ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1878 1.6.2 WILLIAM HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 3 Feb 1829 Death Date: 1837 1.6.3 SARAH J. HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1831 Death Date: 1833 1.6.4a SARAH J HUNT* ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1 Aug 1831 Spouse: SOWERS Other Spouses FRANK X. ANDRE 1.6.4b 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 1.6.4b.1 HARRY S. G. ANDRE ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 23 Jan 1873 1.6.5 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 1.6.5.1 JOHN FRANKLIN HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 4 Aug 1848 Death Date: 28 Apr 1932 Death Place: JASPER COUNTY, ILLINOIS Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY, WADE TWN., HUNTS STATION Military: CO. 1, 443 IL. INF., CIVIL WAR Spouse: DELILAH CATHERINE LEWIS Birth Date: 25 Dec 1848 Death Date: 19 Dec 1940 Death Place: JASPER COUNTY, ILLINOIS Burial Place: CHAPEL CEMETERY, WADE TWN. HUNTS STATION Spouse Father: ADAM CRISTOPHER LEWIS Spouse Mother: NANCY RIGDON (1808-1898) Children: MARK HERBERT MYRTIE EDITH (Twin) PAUL HUBER UNNAMED ARTHUR JAMES MINNIE (Twin) DAISY MAE NAOMI MARGARETTA ELMA J NOAH RAYMOND NAOMI MARGARETTA UNNAMED Ruth 1.6.5.1.1 MARK HERBERT HUNT ———————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 1878 Birth Place: JASPER COUNTY,

This is all the information I have on my HUNT side of the family. If anyone has anything to add, please do! Someone in Nova Scotia offered to do these lookups for me - I've kept all of the information he to me sent in his e-mail, including notes: l88l Census for Shelburne Co. Nova Scotia HUNT Robert age 44 Fisherman Martha age 42 Hugh age 11 FREE BAPTIST PLACE OF RESIDENCE CAPE SABLE ISLAND. SHELBURNE CO., N.S. 1891 Census for Shelburne Co. Nova Scotia HUNT Robert age 57 Fisherman Martha age 52 Hugh age 2l (SON) Martha age 30 (This age is wrong..she is the First Wife of Hugh Hunt) John age 1 (I believe he is the son of Hugh Hunt and Martha Hunt) FREE BAPTIST RESIDENCE CAPE SABLE ISLAND SHELBURNE CO., N.S Here is the first marriage for HUGH HUNT: Vital Statistics : Nova Scotia - Shelburne Co. MARRIAGES Marriage Register Shelburne Co. Nova Scotia Reel #l6542 year 1888 Page #181 entry #91 Married: Nov. 17th, 1888 Cape Sable Island By License ...Free Baptist Groom: HUGH HUNT Age: 24 Bachelor Occupation: Mariner Residence at time of Marriage: Cape Sable Island Place of Birth: Cape Sable Island Parents: Robert and Martha Hunt Father's Occupation: Mariner Bride: MARTHA NICKERSON Age: 2l Spinster Residence at time of Marraige: Cape Sable Island Born: Cape Sable Island Parents; Thomas and Abigail Nickerson Father's Profession: Mariner Witnesses: Joseph Hunt Eldora Hunt (Could be an uncle and aunt of Hugh's ) Free Baptist I think I have a tentative date of death for Martha Hunt, Hugh's first wife ... died Oct. 25th, l894 HUGH HUNT'S second marriage: Vital Statistics Nova Scotia Shelburne Co. Marriages: Marriage Register Shelburne Co. N.S. Year l895 Page #232 Enry #60 Date of Marriage: Sept. 25th, 1895 Stoney Island...Shelburne Co. N.S. by License Free Baptist Groom: HUGH HUNT Age: 35 ( I believe this should read 25 but shown as 35 in register so copied as was ) WIDOWER Profession: Fisherman Residence at time of marriage: Stoney Island, Shelburne Co. N.S. (I think they are referring to Cape Sable Island but copied as shown) Born: Stoney Island (I think they are still referring to Cape Sable Island but again copied as shown) Parents: Robert and Martha Hunt Father's Profession: Fisherman Bride: MAGGIE CHASE Age l8 Spinster Residence at time of marriage Stoney Island, Shelburne Co. N.S. Where Born: Stoney Island, Shelburne Co. N.S. Parents: William and Ada Atwood Witnesses: Orland Atwood and Ida Chase NOTE: MARRIAGE WAS AT BRIDE'S PARENTS' RESIDENCE. ROBERT HUNT, Hugh's father - date of death March 29th, l907. HUGH HUNT had four children: JOHN, MINNIE, GRACE AND MABEL (my grandmother). HUGH and his daughters came to Boston (1910?). MINNIE HUNT married CARL WHITNEY - lived in Vassalboro, Maine. GRACE HUNT married GUS O'CONNOR - lived in New York. MABEL HUNT married PETER POWERS - lived in Boston. On the 1920 census HUGH was living with his daughter MABEL and family in Boston. According to a family member he also lived at Sailor's Snug Harbor Home in the Germantown section of Quincy, MA (probably after 1920). Believed he returned to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Cannot find a death record in MA. Linda Boston, MA

I have not been able to do anything with this. Help would be appreciated to <bhgothie@mindspring.com>. Some familiar sounding names but nothing seems to tie in.-Sandy in Lubbock ---------- > From: bhgothie@mindspring.com > To: SBH3@prodigy.net > Subject: Re: > Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 7:57 PM > > Dear Sandy, > I wish I could be more help here. Let me give you what I know for locations. > Temperance M. ______ married a G.G. Hunt first, probably in MS because the > John J. Hunt who was my ggrandfather listed MS as his place of birth. James > Jefferson was his older brother and I'm guessing that he was born in MS as > well. John Wesley is the son of James Jefferson Hunt. Now once GG Hunt was > dead Temperance M. Hunt remarried to William J. Gentry. I know they lived in > a place called Hemp Hill in Rapides Parish, LA very close to the Vernon > Parish line in 1890 when a blood feud began between one of the Gentry > girll's in laws( a Stewart) and a Johnson family whose son was killed in a > chiavari shootout. The family hightailed from the Alexandria area of LA and > eventually ended up in TX, Angelina County. John J. uncle of John Wesley > moved to Vernon Parish LA and then to TX; he died in Huntsville TX and is > buried in Whitehouse Cemetery in Lufkin, Angelina County. James Jefferson > Hunt, father of John Wesley Hunt was killed in the blood feud in LA and > never made it to TX. He is buried in LA somewhere, possibly Colfax, where > the Stewart is buried. > > My father Roy Eugene Hunt knew many relatives of the Hunt ilk lived in > Angelina near Lufkin ,but his mom stayed away from them like they were > poison and kept her husband away as well. My dad and his folks Florence > Rachel Gates Hunt and James Arthur Hunt, son of John J. Hunt lived in > Terrell, Waco, White City and finally Hubbard. I believe. All these folk > were poor as dirt, mainly illiterate ( James Arthur Hunt never finished 3rd > grade).My information comes from a descendant of Elizabeth L. Gentry > Stewart, known to my dad as Betty Hunt Stewart, but of course she was really > a Gentry.Her name is Nancy L. Kuehl and lives near Dallas. Her son's e-mail > is kkuehl@worldnet.att.net.She told me all the Hunt and Gentrys were buried > in Lufkin.I'm looking for the kids of the one Hunt that was shot, hoping to > find a way back to the G.G. Hunt of Mississippi. > > It's a tangled web we unweave on this branch of the Hunt tree. > Is this any more help? Time line: May 1890 shootout in LA; 1900 John J. Hunt > in Rapides Parish, 1910 the folks are in TX. Barbara in Baltimore > -----Original Message----- > From: SANFORD B HUNT <SBH3@prodigy.net> > To: bhgothie@mindspring.com <bhgothie@mindspring.com> > Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999 11:51 PM > > > >Barb- > >I have several matching names but I am limited in my search by lack > >of geography. > >Sandy hunt in Lubbock Texas

I got this from another list that I am on. Maybe if we all visit this sight it stay available to all of us "This is not a rumor, as I got it first hand at the LDS Family History >>Library in SLC, UT, today...and it is out on flyers. >> >>"Beginning March 1st, the LDS church has decided to release Family Search >to >>the internet for a three-week trial basis at: http://www.familysearch.org >> >>So get your car washed, your groceries in, your bills paid, and be ready >for >>March 1st, everyone! See you in Ancestral File! >

I am looking for information on a Ann Hunt, b. 1725 and d. 1795 in Bedford County, Virginia. Ann married Forrest Upshaw. Ann and Forrest had the following children: Leroy, Mildred and John. Ann may have had a second marriage. I have no further information but am hoping to find Ann's parents and any siblings she may have had. Thanks. Dorothy Wallace

BALDWIN in Benton Co. Mo 1) E.G.J. (aka E.J.)BALDWIN b. ca. 1816 New York d.? m. Elizabeth( No maiden name) b. ca. 1828 Ohio Children: 2) Elijah George BALDWIN b. 25 Apr 1848 OHIO d. 5 Nov 1917 Wann, Nowata Co. OK m. 13 aug 1868 Benton Co. MO Lydia Josephine REED( Maternal great great grandmother)(No parentage information) b. 24 july 1850 d. 27 Mar 1917 Wann, Nowata Co. OK children: 3) Mary A BALDWIN b.ca 1870 MO d? M. 28 Dec 1871 Marcellus JEANS 3) William E. BALDWIN b. ca, 1871 Mo d. ? m. 18 Jan 1894 v b. ca 1879 MO d. 1904???OK KS.?? children: 4) Seary BALDWIN b. May 1894 MO 4) John BALDWIN b. Dec 1886 Mo 4) Lydia Rebecca Baldwin b.24 June 1898 Mo d. 1971 Oklahoma City OK m. 1922 OK? William franklin CHAPMAN(my maternal grandfather) other information available 4) Carrie BALDWIN???(no information) 4) Ruby BALDWIN ???( no information) Note two children died before Seary was born) 3) Nancy BALDWIN b. ca. 1874 MO 3) Ella BALDWIN b. 1875 Mo d? m. 30 Oct 1897 MO John C. SMITH 3) Jessie C BALDWIN b. sept/oct 1880, MO d. ? m. Eunice no maiden name(#1m. HUNT) b. 4-1880 MO children: 4) Wesley HUNT b. NOV-1898 MO 4) Ethel BALDWIN b. 1904 MO 4) Jenna Baldwin b. 1907 ark 4) Clarence BALDWIN b. June 1909 OK 3) Dora I. BALDWIN b. ca 1880 Mo m. 11 May 1896 John C. BARKER 3) George BALDWIN b. oct 1883 IA 3) John A. BALDWIN b. Dec. 1886 IA 3) Rosetta J. BALDWIN b. Jan 1888 MO 3) Ira C. BALDWIN b. Oct 1891 MO 3) unknown parent: 4) James W. SMALLWOOD b. Oct 1889 MO ( listed as grandchild on census) 2) Harvey A. BALDWIN b. ca. 1853 IA 2) Orlando J. BALDWIN b. ca. 1855 IA d. ? KS???? m. 29 Dec 1880 Benton Co. MO Azora?Izora HOPPER b. ca. 1855 MO children: 3) Dallie D. BALDWIN b. ca 1881 Mo m. Magie No madien Name 3) John BALDWIN b. ca. 1882 MO 3) Roy BALDWIN b. 2 July 1885 Alexander Twp. BEnton Co. MO 3) Harvey BALDWIN b. ca. 1899 MO 2) Hatley(aka Hattie/harriet/heather) A. BALDWIN b. ca. 1861 IA m. 23 July 1876 Benton Co. MO William A. REED( no idea of parentage or if related to Lydia) b. apr 1848 OH d. 1900 Buried Benton Co. MO CHILDREN: 3) Etta REED b. May 1881 Mo 3) Elmer REED b. Sept 1884 MO 3) Claude REED b. Jul 1887 Mo note might have married in Nowata Co, OK??? 3) Marvin REED B. Dec. 1889 MO 3) Bertha REED b. Nov. 1894 Mo 2) Annie E. BALDWIN b. ca. 1867 MO HINES 1)Benjamin (aka Benagah) HINES/HYNES b. ca. 1823 KY d. before 1867( wife remarried that year) m. 5 sept 1841 ( ? where) Sarah KERBY b. 2/14/1822 TN b. 9/21/1891 Hickory co.MO M#2 Hery BIRD 9 apr 1867 Benton co. MO children: 2)Lucy Ann HINES b. ca. 1844 Mo. 2) John B. HINES b ca. 1845 MO 2) William HINES b ca. 1847 Mo 2) Felix HINES b. ca. 1849 MO 2) Robert HINES b. ca. 1851 MO 2) Susan Z. HINES b. ca. 1853 Mo. m. 2 MAr 1871 Benton co.Mo Thomas SPICER 2) Elisha HINES b. ca 1855 MO 2) Zacariah HINES b. ca. 1859 Mo M. Robecca J. CROSS b. ca 1857 MO. Children: 3) Rosella HINES (Maternal great grandmother) b. ca 1879, MO m. 18 Jan 1894 benton Co. MO William E. BALDWIN b. 1871 Mo 3) J. R. HINES b. March 1880 MO 3) Richard(Dick) Felix HINES b. 3 Mar. 1890 Quincy, benton co. Mo d. 20 Jan 1976 Van Zant Co TX m. Edna Lou Martin. 2) Goldsberry HINES b. ca. 1861 Mo 2) Margaret E. HINES b. ca. 1863 MO CROSS line 1)James Cross b. ca. 1815 VA D. M. Elizabeth ”Betsey” E. Lowe ( was listed as LOE, He was a farmer in Hickory Co. In 1870 Children: 2) Robert J. Cross b. ca 1846 VA 2)Richard J. Cross b.ca. 1851 VA 2)Virginia E. Cross b. ca 1856 VA 2)Abby Cross b. ca. 1855 VA 2)Robecca J. CROSS b. ca. 1857 VA( maternal great, great great grandmother) Married Zachariah HINES (son of Benjamin Hines and Sarah Kirby (#2marriage Henry Bird) 2)Victoria Cross b. ca 1859 VA. Have more details on Cross if interested... Surnames found Benton county Missouri : Baldwin, Hines, Reed, Hopper, Kirby, Jeans, Smith, Barker, smallwood,Hunt,bird,(maybe Duren, and Miller, too but cannot connect right!), Cross, Spicer,( these are all that I have managed to link up out of that area!!!) :))) CHAPMAN - FAMILY GROUPSHEETS(incomplete) --------------------------------------------------------------------- FATHER (name): Andrew Jackson CHAPMAN date and place of birth: ABT 1815 TENN. date and place of marriage: White County Ill. other marriages: military service: date and place of death: probably Arkansas father's father (name and date of birth):Probably Samuel J. CHAPMAN in N.C. father's mother (name and date of birth): Probably Christine Chaney ........................................................................ ... MOTHER (name):Janett MCGHEE/MCGEE date and place of birth: abt. 1823 TENN. date and place of marriage: White County. ILL. other marriages: date and place of death: mother's father (name and date of birth): mother's mother (name and date of birth): ........................................................................ ... CHILD 1. (name): Thomas E. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: May 1827 ILL. married (name): Lousetta MAINER( mainor? Maynard???) date and place of marriage: other marriages: Martha J. FULTS date and place of death: abt. 1904 Shawnee, OK ........................................................................ ... CHILD 2. (name): William W. CHAPMAN date and place of birth:abt 1841 ILL. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: Notes: Lived in Carroll/Newton Co. ARK and children in Newton County and Fulton co. ........................................................................ ... CHILD 3. (name): Eliza Jane CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt. 1852 ILL married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 4. (name):Lizy E. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt 1858 ILL. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... NOTES: sources: 1. 1860 Fed. Census Jefferson Twp. Newton Co. Ark P.O. Box Walnut fork pg. 48/994 2. 1870 Fed. Census Prarrie Twp. Carroll Co. Ark. P.O box Berryville Pg. 29, line 19 3. related census records include: (Thomas Chapman) -1870 Fed. Census Pararrie Twp. Carroll Co. ARk. P.O. box Berryville, pg. 17 line 14 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- FATHER (name): Thomas E. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: may 1837 date and place of marriage: Cassville, Newton Co, AK 1882 other marriages: 2) martha J. FULTS military service: Union Army , Company E, 2nd reg't Arkansas Infantry 1863-1865 enlisted sept. 2 1863, Jasper, ARK mustered out Aug. 8, 1865, Clarksville ARK. date and place of death: April 18, 1904 Shawnee, Oklahoma father's father (name and date of birth): Andrew J. CHAPMAN father's mother (name and date of birth): Janett MCGHEE/MCGEE ........................................................................ ... MOTHER (name): LOUSETTA MAINER date and place of birth: ABT 1840 Kentucky date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: 1880 Buried Johnson Co, ARK mother's father (name and date of birth): mother's mother (name and date of birth): ........................................................................ ... CHILD 1. (name): Elizabeth CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt 1866 ARK. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 2. (name): Mandy(Maudy?) J. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt 1865 ARK married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 3. (name): William Franklin CHAPMAN(aka CHAPMON) date and place of birth: Aug. 1, 1867, ARK married (name): Sarah Jane MCENTIRE date and place of marriage: sept. 1, 1889 (Pyatt?) Marion Co. ARK other marriages: Lydia Rebecca BALDWIN in 1922 date and place of death: july 6, 1936 , Dallas , Dallas Co. Texas ........................................................................ ... CHILD 4. (name): Mary CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt. 1868 , Missouri married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 5. (name): Louisa(Luiza) Pearl CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt . 1869 ARK. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 6. (name): Thomas B.(Benjamin?) CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt. 1878, ARK. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... CHILD 7. (name): Charles W. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: dec. 27, 1879 KY(per fam. Bible) AR. per 1880 census married (name): Martha Etta JAMES date and place of marriage: Oct. 4 1904 Durant, OK other marriages: Laura Griffin (1935-36 Sayre, OK) date and place of death: 1937, Sayre, Beckham Co. OK (Have more information on his children, etc and JAMES line.) ........................................................................ Nephew: (parentage unknown) ... CHILD 8. (name): William I. CHAPMAN date and place of birth: abt. 1878, ARK. married (name): date and place of marriage: other marriages: date and place of death: ........................................................................ ... .................. NOTES: Sources: 1. 1860 Fed. Census Jefferson Twp. Newton Co. Ark P.O. Box Walnut fork pg. 48/994 2. 1870 Fed. Census Prarrie Twp. Carroll Co. Ark. P.O box Berryville Pg. 29, line 19 3. 1870 Fed. Census Pararrie Twp. Carroll Co. ARk. P.O. Box Berryville, pg. 17 line 14 4. 1880 Fed. Census, Pittsburg Twp. Johnson. Co. ARK 5. 1900 Fed. Census, Myatt Twp. Fulton Co. ARK. 6. Micofilmed(Ark.Historical Commission) Military Pay voucher for Thomas E. CHAPMAN, Co. E. 2nd Inf. ARK. 7. Family Bible: Charles W. CHAPMAN, Blanchard OK. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- More inforamtion available on children of CHARLES CHAPMAN and Children of William F. CHAPMAN Does any of this match up to your REED/READ, CHAPMAN, LOE/LOWE????? so this match up with anyone on the REED-L?? Let me know because my REEDS are not going anywhere!!! Janey Bush Bullock in Oklahoma City, OK @ bushjl@ aol.com

Hello All! Can anyone out there tell me about a Hunt and/or Hammon(d)s family moving from KY to MS? I believe they might have moved from Christian County, KY to Amite or Franklin, County, MS approx. during the years of 1830-40, or earlier. I would appreciate any info. Thank you very much! - Denise

Looking for info on James S. Hunt m. 1858 Sarah Elizabeth Scandland in Wayne Co KY ch 1. Sarah Elizabeth Hunt b. 6-3-1859 2. Mary Jane Hunt b. 10-15-1853 3. William Hunt b. 4-7-1865 4. James Tipton Hunt b. 5-5-1867 I believe James S Hunt died in Wayne Co. about 1869. She remarried in 1870. Need parent, siblings, bithdate/place Any info greatly appreciated. Bettie in Tn. noelb@netease.net