Can you be more specific as to where in Pennsylvania your Hunts were? Don Nutt Adrian, MI At 07:46 PM 2/27/1999 -0500, you wrote: >Hi! I am looking for information on James William Hunt of >Pennsylvania. He married Sarah Jane Fox. They lived in Pa during the >late 1800's. They had several children - one was Loretta Alton. Any >matches???? Thanks! >

Hi! I am looking for information on James William Hunt of Pennsylvania. He married Sarah Jane Fox. They lived in Pa during the late 1800's. They had several children - one was Loretta Alton. Any matches???? Thanks!

The only place I found this family mentioned was in WYMAN page 365 under Miscellaneous, Westminster: "John S. Hunt m. Jan 7, 1833, Fanny G. Thurston; had Fanny J., b in Reading VT;ob. Hubbardston age 2 years, 6 months dated May 2 1845, MA". I have checked my Vermont files as well as MA and find no other reference. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock TX

Friends , I am looking for kin of the following: John Wesley HUNT born 1880 to James Jefferson HUNT and his wife Mary Jane WAITS John married Eunice May SHARP who was born in 1892.Ihave only one child: Florence May HUNT b. 1909 John Wesley HUNT had these brothers and sisters: James Henry HUNT born 1882, Mary Elvira HUNT b. 1883 , Webster H.(Colwell) HUNT b. 1887,Thomas Jefferson HUNT b. 1890. Here is a summary of the marriages of the siblings: John Wesley HUNT and Eunice May SHARP James Henry HUNT and Alma LEE Mary Elvira HUNT and William B. HARPER Webster H. Colwell HUNT and Willie MAY Thomas Jefferson HUNT and Clara Bell WATSON John Wesley HUNT's dad born in MS; moved to Rapides Parish LA, and some of family moved on to TX. Reply off list to bhgothie@mindspring.com. Barb in Baltimore

Hello everyone, I'm new to this list, I am and wondering if anyone has information on John S. Hunt and Ester Sabine, who were the parents of: John Sabin Hunt born: 31 August 1811 Place: ?, Vermont died: Jan 1891 Place: Belchertown, Hampshire, Mass and Fanny Gillet Thurston born: 15 April 1811 Place: Westminster, Mass, USA died: 11 May, 1887 Place Belchertown, Hampshire, Mass Children of this marriage were: Charles Gilman Orange Hunt b. 1833 Clarence John Hunt b. 1836 Frank Thurston ? b. 1838 Susan Ann Hunt b. 1840 Fanny Jane Hunt b. 1843 Henry Alonzo Hunt b. 1845 Emma Jane Hunt b. 1851 Thank you, Hope I get a bit! Craig in California

The Hunt- L STAFF expects everyone who posts an inquiry to get at least one reply. If anyone posts an inquiry to HUNT-L and does not receive a REPLY please notify <sbh3@prodigy.net> and STAFF will try to help you. We will try this for a month and report on the findings. If it gets out of hand then we will be asking for volunteers. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock The Hunt Consortium

Can anyone help Linda? I have no more information on this line. Reply to her at: <beigh@netnitco.net> ************************************************************************** Hi, I saw that you have information on the children of William Hunt and Susanna Clemmons. I am looking for the name of the wife of their son, Eleazar, born 1806. Do you have anything on him. I know he was in Cass County, Michigan in 1850 and 1860. In 1860 his wife has the name Mary, but I don't know if she was his first wife or not. His wife in 1850 is just listed as M. Thanks for your help. Linda

Mr. Richardson, Can you supply any dates for your wife's grandmother? It would certainly help out. With some dates I can possibly help out as I have some pretty good data on Greene, Christian, & Taney County, MO HUNTs. Have you checked the Greene County Library there in Springfield? They have an excellent genealogical section and the librariana are very helpful. Especially helpful are the collection of newspaper articles of genealogical interest. The Ozark Genealogical Society Library is also a wonderful source, but their hours are limited. Another good place is the Christian County Library in Ozark, MO I have seen the names you mentioned but have connected them to my HUNT line. Let me know if I can help. Wayne Hunt in Phoenix

I came across these Hunts in the Texas Land Titles issued by the General Land Office. Hope this helps someone. William R. Hunt Feb 23, 1832 1 League Colorado, E. Side H. H. Hunt Oct 22 1831 1/4 League Navidad, W. side, above H. Smith Zavala's Colony Charles S. Hunt May 15 1835 1/4 league On the waters of the Angelina I don't know how large an area Leagues and Labors were, or the exact of these tracts. I have access to Texas records if anyone wants me to try to lookup info. for them. Penny

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/tn/blount.htm HUNT, Betsy m. BEDFORD, James on 09-DEC-1828 HUNT, Carsa m. HARVEY, William on 11-JUL-1839 HUNT, Cynthia C m. DUNLAP, Robert W on 28-OCT-1856 HUNT, Edmond m. NEWMAN, Anne on 27-JUL-1809 HUNT, Edmund m. HOUK, Floria on 28-AUG-1815 HUNT, George W m. ALEXANDER, Sarah A on 17-FEB-1857 HUNT, Henry m. STARKY, Judy on 13-JAN-1829 HUNT, James m. LAIN, Eady on 12-MAR-1853 HUNT, James m. ROSE, Freshy on 02-APR-1829 HUNT, John m. GOFORTH, Liza on 03-JUL-1845 HUNT, John m. ODEAR, Polly on 27-JAN-1837 HUNT, John m. PATRICK, Nancy on 17-DEC-1835 HUNT, Louisa m. TUCKER, Edmond on 28-DEC-1852 HUNT, Madison m. BRADBERRY, Jean on 27-FEB-1847 HUNT, Mahala m. BRADBURY, James on 21-NOV-1843 HUNT, Mary m. MCINTURFF, Alfred on 16-DEC-1853 HUNT, Mary A m. VANDERFRIG, Gilbert on 03-OCT-1857 HUNT, Rachel m. LOSSON, Turner Lane on 02-FEB-1840 HUNT, Susannah m. ROACH, Matthew on 11-JAN-1832 HUNT, Vira m. DUNLAP, David C on 14-FEB-1849 HUNT, Wm C m. MCDANIEL, Patsey on 07-JUL-1836

>>My Father's grandparents on his father's side were Sarrah Hunt and George Brand. They had my >>grandfather in Scott County Arkansas, possibly the City of Blue Bell or Waldron in 1898. Sandy et al, There are two distinct HUNT lines in Scott County, Arkansas. I have one of them -- the brothers John Chaplin HUNT and Amaziah Bailey HUNT, who arrived from Indiana. I could not connect the names in your posting to any of J.C. or A.B.'s descendants. The other Hunt line, for which I have no information and very little knowledge, probably arrived via Tennessee. Some have made the comment that this second line eventually connects back to Edward of Amesbury, but I don't show the connection. I know this isn't much help, but it may provide a clue or two for your correspondent. _______________ William R. Briggs San Angelo, TX Email > WRBriggs@gte.net Home Page > http://home1.gte.net/wrbriggs/index.htm

Sandy: I don't know these. If anyone would, it would probably be Glenn Railsback. He seems to know Yell Co. Hunts pretty well. FG -----Original Message----- From: sbh3@juno.com <sbh3@juno.com> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 24, 1999 6:01 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Re: Hunt-Brand Family >--------- Forwarded message ---------- >From: CBrand3521@aol.com > My father's grandparents on his mother's side >were Mary Mays Hunt and John Hunt. My grandmother Ellen was born in 1900 >in >Yell County Arkansas. They went to Oklahoma in 1908 and John Hunt >supposedly >staked some land for Ellen and her sister Ollie which was not granted to >them >for an unknown reason. Either Mary Mays or John Hunts grandfather was >John >"Cotton" or "Cotton-Eye" Smith. They are said to have been Indian. John >Hunt >died and Mary remarried William Yancey Adams and had 5 or 6 kids. They >lived >in Weleetka and Okemah Oklahoma. > >My Father's grandparents on his father's side were Sarrah Hunt and George >Brand. They had my grandfather in Scott County Arkansas, possibly the >City of >Blue Bell or Waldron in 1898. Once George Brand died Sarrah remariied a >Kimbro or Kimbree. > >I have searched and searched and can find no tree that lists any of them. >There are many John Hunt's but I do not have a middle name or place of >birth. >I will try to get my grandparents birth certificates from Arkansas to see >if >they list them. Any help would be appreciated. That is all I know. >Thank >you! > > >___________________________________________________________________ >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] > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNTList Support Staff >Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com> >

If you want to try Bountiful UTAH here is the last address I have as of 1996: The HUNT Family Foundation-Merlin J. Hunt 696 East 1400 Circle Bountiful UT 84010 I talked to someone a couple of weeks ago who said he was still alive. However no proof for this statement. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: CBrand3521@aol.com My father's grandparents on his mother's side were Mary Mays Hunt and John Hunt. My grandmother Ellen was born in 1900 in Yell County Arkansas. They went to Oklahoma in 1908 and John Hunt supposedly staked some land for Ellen and her sister Ollie which was not granted to them for an unknown reason. Either Mary Mays or John Hunts grandfather was John "Cotton" or "Cotton-Eye" Smith. They are said to have been Indian. John Hunt died and Mary remarried William Yancey Adams and had 5 or 6 kids. They lived in Weleetka and Okemah Oklahoma. My Father's grandparents on his father's side were Sarrah Hunt and George Brand. They had my grandfather in Scott County Arkansas, possibly the City of Blue Bell or Waldron in 1898. Once George Brand died Sarrah remariied a Kimbro or Kimbree. I have searched and searched and can find no tree that lists any of them. There are many John Hunt's but I do not have a middle name or place of birth. I will try to get my grandparents birth certificates from Arkansas to see if they list them. Any help would be appreciated. That is all I know. Thank you! ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

I'm not sure, but I believe this man is dead. Wm. M. "Bill" Hunt of Fairport, NY used to write to him and he has not heard from him in several years. Neither does he have a current address for him. Like all material----check our Gary's for errors! Felicia -----Original Message----- From: A. J. :Bucky" Kahn <ajk@strato.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 24, 1999 6:50 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Heredity >Hi, I am trying to locate the Gary Hunt who wrote "Hunt Heritage >History",copyright 1991, Salt Lake City , Utah. Also, is the Hunt Family >Foundation still active in Bountiful, Utah. The letter I wrote to Gary Hunt >has been returned "addressee unknown" and I didn't find him on Cyber 411. >Any of you Utah Hunts can help? Thanks, Ann > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives ><http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> >

Denise: According to "Mississippi Ancestors" pg 329: Hunt, FitzMaurice, Pvt., Ga., b. 21 Aug 1756, Ire., d 9 Sept 1822, Amite Co., Miss.., m 1777, Columbia Co., Ga, wf Sarah Robeso Hunt, b 30 Aug 1758, d 3 Dec 1815; ch, Mary, b 16 jan 1778; Elizabeth, b 19 Dec 1779; Elinor, b 5 Jan 1784; Sarah, b 20 Oct 1785; Margaret, b 15 Sept 1787; Rebecca, b 23 May 1789; Rachel, b 1 Feb 1790; Hnry, b 1 Jan 1793, m. Elizabeth Robeson. END Denise: If I were you, I'd write to the Office of Probate, Amite Co. Courthouse, Liberty, MS 39645 Send a SASE and ask for the price of having a copy of his will sent to you. Give them the date of his death, etc. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Denise Griggs <aineo@pacbell.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, February 21, 1999 9:18 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] FITZMAURICE HUNT (1756-1822) >Hello All Hunts! I am new to the Hunt family on-line. Our Hunt family >connection is through our Mother. > >Sandy Hunt was gracious enough to answer a question about descendants of >FitzMaurice Hunt, which led me to all of you. Yesterday I received some >info regarding the will of FitzMaurice Hunt (1756-1822) of Amite County, >MS. > >However, I am curious about the specifics of the will of FitzMaurice, >ie. names, assets, chattel, distribution-exactly to whom and what he >gave them, etc. Does anyone "out there" happen to have it, and if so, >is it possible to email it to me, or tell me the location where I might >find a copy? I live in CA, but could possibly someone in MS look it up >for me? I would appreciate it very much. > >Thank you all! - Denise Griggs > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT-Line Online, an archive of viewable GEDCOMs: ><http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/index.html> >

Howard: It think the discrepancy in dates on Zebulon Hunt is because the date you give is the date of publication of the paper. The date he died is the one I gave. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Howard Curran <OCurrans@prodigy.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 4:41 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] NC HUNT data >While I was at the library the other day, I came across this information >about N.Carolina HUNTs. >"Marriage and Death Notices from Raleigh Register and North Carolina Star >Gazette" 1826 - 1845, by Broughton > >Andrew HUNT to Mary Ann HENLEY, 17 Feb. 1830 Guilford Co. > in Raleigh Register on 11 Mar. 1830 > (this is my line - Andrew is son of Charles HUNT & Elizabeth >FROHOCK) > >Mrs. Daniel HUNT died 29 Dec. Jonesville, Surry Co. > in Raleigh Register on 5 Jan. 1836 > (don't know which Daniel this might be) > >Zebulon HUNT died Oct., Davidson Co. > in Raleigh Register 15 Oct. 1841 > (Felicia file has d. as 6 Oct. 1841 - this is the son of Nathan >HUNT & Martha RUCKMAN) > >Mrs. Andrew HUNT, died Nov., Lexington > in Raleigh Register 7 Nov. 1843 > (this is the Mary Ann HENLEY, m. to Andrew HUNT, above) > >Mrs. Enoch B. HUNT, died Surry Co. > in Raleigh Register > (I am sorry for not putting dates, but I think I may have >miscopied them. If anyone is interested, I will go back to the library and >get them.) > >>>>>>in the same series of books, this one covers 1856-1867 > >Col. Thomas HUNT of U.S. Army of Rowan Co., died Dec. > in Raleigh Register 7 Jan. 1857 > >>>>>>in the same series of books, this one covers 1888-1893 > >Louise HUNT to Geo. W. MOUNTCASTLE, 12 Jan. Lexington > in News & Observer 15 Jan. 1892 > (this is the granddaughter of Andrew HUNT and Mary Ann HENLEY) > >I hope this is helpful to some on the list with N. Carolina HUNTs. > >Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL >Researching: > CURRAN - VT & NY ==> Ireland > McCOLLUM - VT ==> Scotland > HUNT - NC > STITT - IN > FARLEY - IN > > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT Document Archives: ><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> >

Hi, I am trying to locate the Gary Hunt who wrote "Hunt Heritage History",copyright 1991, Salt Lake City , Utah. Also, is the Hunt Family Foundation still active in Bountiful, Utah. The letter I wrote to Gary Hunt has been returned "addressee unknown" and I didn't find him on Cyber 411. Any of you Utah Hunts can help? Thanks, Ann

http://www.gold-rush.org/ghost-07.htm This is the URL for Filsons Pan For Gold Database, with various records from late 1800s, early 1900s in the Yukon. There are lots of us here! http://www.gold-rush.org/ghost-07.htm Pan for Gold Databases Arctic Brotherhood Victims of the killer avalanch on the Chilkoot in 1897-98 Victims of the marine disaster with S.S. Canadian Islander Aug 15,1901 Clary Craig, post office worker list of people dying or leaving Klondike Dawson Daily News Golden Clean up Edition, 1902 (miners & what they took out) Dawson Council members Placermining Applications Vol 1 Placermining Applications Vol 2 Doctor's Names Firemen's Names Death Records from Green's Mortuary Women of the Golden North Fraternal Organization 1901 Census records Polks Gazetteer 1903 directory People associated with churches Placermining Applications Vol 3 Sourdough Stampede Association members Pupils at St. Mary's school Victims of the marine disaster with SS Princess Sophia 1918 Steamboats plying Yukon River NWMP records at Chilkoot - Volume 1: checkpoints listing people who entered the yukon NWMP records at Chilkoot - Volume 2: checkpoints listing people who entered the yukon NWMP records at Chilkoot - Volume 3: checkpoints listing people who entered the yukon NWMP records at Lake Bennett - Volume 1: checkpoints listing people who entered the yukon NWMP records at Lake Bennett - Volume 2: checkpoints listing people who entered the yukon NWMP records at Dawson Docks: people who entered the Yukon via boats Yukon Order of Pioneers Northwest Mounted Police Files, employees

Hi cousins, I have been reading Hunt Heritage History by Gerald "Gary" Richard Hunt where he talks about the recessive genetic disorder, Hemochromatosis , prevalent in the Hunt family. This he described as Iron Overload Disease and potentially fatal. Has anyone also researched this? I am trying to determine cause of death as I go along on the lineage, but this was new to me. Thanks to anyone else who has info. Ann