Dear HUNTers, I visted the LDS library this past weekend and found what I think may be a connection. If anybody knows of this family please let me know so I can see if I am barking up the wrong tree. James Hunt b. N. Cadbury, Smst., England sp. Marie Rogers b. 1725 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England Children Marie Hunt b. 6 April 1747 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England Thomas Hunt b. 18 Jan 1747 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England William Hunt. b. 11 Oct 1751 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England JAMES Hunt b. 10 Nov 1753 N. Cadbury, Cmrst., England Amey Hunt b. 10 Jun 1756 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England John Hunt b. 5 Mar 1759 . Cadbury, Smrst., England Frances Hunt b. 11 feb 1762 N. Cadbury, Smrst, England Martha Hunt b. 19 Feb 1765 N. Cadbury, Smrst., England In hopes that the above JAMES is my 6 G grandfather. Thanks to all that will respond. Tamara Wilkerson hoosiers@digital.net Sebring, Fl

Hi List Members: I have a coy of an enrollment application from the Dawes Rolls dated Aug 22 1899, P.O. Crowder, I.T. for John Hunt, Roll # I.W. 976 that was first rejected and then admitted by the Dawes Commission . the information follows: #I.W. 976 Hunt, John age 48 (in 1896) Male; Blood I.W.; year 1896; County Jackson, Enrollment #14644; Name of father, Andrew Hunt, dead, Country: non'citizen; Name of mother: Polly Hunt, dead, non citizen. There is an 'approved' stamp dated Sep 22 1904 and a handwritten note as follows: " Take no further action relative to enrollment of #1 (John Hunt) Protest by atty for Choctaw and Chickasaw nations Jan 25 '04. Protest overrruled Mar 31, 1904 by Dept. Admitted by Dawes Commission Case #192 on 1896 Roll Jno Hunt. For child of #1 see NB (Apr 26-06) #1117. I don't know if there is a relationship to my husband's family here, but maybe someone else will find a connection. Kitty Hunt, Yuma, AZ

Thanks very much, but I am looking for a Creek or Cherokee, Joseph or Wm. MILLER__ NOT Cherokee Hunt. She was only NAMED Cherokee because she was the granddaughter of the famous Indian agent Benjamin Hawkins! Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Gene and Anne Fetters <geanfet@mail.riverview.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 12:55 PM Subject: Fw: [HUNT-L] Cherokee Hunt > >-----Original Message----- >From: Gene and Anne Fetters <geanfet@mail.riverview.net> >To: Jim T Musgrave <jimbo591@juno.com> >Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 9:05 AM >Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Cherokee Hunt > > >>There are two other lists for Cherokee Hunts also that are available >>somewhere on the net. Don't have the URls for them but one is called the >>"Dawes Roll" the other the Guinne Miller Rolls, they are the lists of >>Cherokee that were rounded up for the forced march to the reservations. >>For anyone doing research on cherokee Hunt's though, do not get discouraged >>if your names are not on these rolls. There are several reasons why they >>might not be there. >>1. there was one branch of the Cherokee that never went to reservations, >>they escaped the round ups by running into the hills of Georgia, they are >>called the Snow Bird Cherokee and are the last surviving truly traditional >>Cherokee left. >>2.there were others who escaped along the trail and were never put on >>reservations. There was one large group who escaped in Pakuka Kentucky. >>3. If a white had married a Cherokee it was illegal in most states at that >>time, so often the wife would have been listed as a spanish lady or some >>such to avoid detection. >>4. Some white families were so horrified about the Native marriage that >they >>destroyed all documentation of the family. >>5.If they stayed with the wifes family, the Cherokee are a matriliaial >tribe >>and the husband might have taken the wifes family name causing more >>confusion. >>6.Up until 1978 it was common for Cherokee children to be taken from their >>families and put into white schools to live. They were forced to give up >>all use of language and history and given white names so that they would >>better assimulate into the white world. Some of these children were so >>young that they did not remember their family names when finally released >>from the schools at all. >>7.and since many were born at home there would have been no record of their >>birth to find. >>8.of the three to four thousand cherokee rounded up and forced on this >march >>in the middle of winter only sixteen hundred survived. Entire families >were >>wiped, and left on the side of the road, out leaving no record of their >>passing. >>I am a Hunt of Cherokee lineage and have had a lot of difficulty tracing my >>links and these are the problems that I have run into. >>The Cherokee do believe that ,"If you have one drop of cherokee Blood You >>are Cherokee." >>Good Hunting,there are books available to help you search out cherokee >>heritage, if you are interested please contact me and I will get the names >>of these for you. >> > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Help support the Rootsweb cooperative by becoming a member! ><http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> >

Phil Thanks for sending me a copy of Yorkshire Pedigree. Has anyone reported connecting with it? Steven McLaughlin Irvine, CA Ps60yo@aol.com wrote: > > hi Guys , I still have few copies of the Pedigree for the Hunts of Carlton . > near Rothwell , Yorkshire , England 1360 to 1600s , if you would like a copy I > will need your S-mail address , Phil... > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNTList Support Staff > Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com>

Todd really has a lot--just a little work will bring results. He says his father was born in West Virginia. The Vital Registration Office in Charleston have records since 1917 of births , marriages, and deaths. anywhere in the state. Write to: Vital Registration Office (not here for DIVORCE info-see below) Division of Health State Capitol Complex Bldg. #1 Charleston WV 25305 Send money--call (304)-558-2931 for current fees. You won't get it back even if they can't find what you want. Ask them to please do a BOOK search if they can't find it on their computer(tell them that politely). . Surely you father's father is on his birth certificate. There are, on occasion, some birth certificates without a father. That telephone number is probably a recorded message with a lot of other good information. If you go to the SSDI and find the SS number of any of your relatives alive after 1934 , . you can then apply for a copy of their SS application and record,--full of information.. Death certificates sometimes show the names of fathers and mothers if the infomant at the time of death knew that information. Were any of your relatives in a WAR? Plenty of information on SERVICE RECORDS, readily available from National Archives back to the Revolutionary War. Divorce info in WV must come from the Clerk of the Chancery Court , Chancery Side, in the county where the divorce was granted.. . Sandy Hunt in Lubbock

Hey my name is Todd Hunt I have been on the list for a while to no availe. I have ran across some info today that maybe some of you can help with. PLEASE READ THIS!!! Nettie Grace Hunt was born 7/17/1901 she is my g-mother! I have recently found out through some gov't papers she was married twice #2- Robert Gay #1-Charles Hunt divorced in Nov. 1937 nobody knows for sure who my father's...father is. My father was born in Charleston W.Va. and my g-mother's second hubbie died in Albany Ga. as she did as well. COULD...anybody respond to this... It is not much I know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Todd Hunt

I am looking for information on Hezekiah HUNT m. Hannah KENNEY. Birthdate circa 1800-1820. They had several children: John, Hannah, Christian, Madison, Isaac, James and Mary Ellen. Maybe others. The children were born in Little Tracadie, Nova Scotia now called Antigonish. Birthdates mostly in 1830s. Hezekiah Hunt may have been born in US. Hezekiah died abt 1840 and Hannah moved with children to Whitby, Ont. and then Bayham, Ont. Mary Ellen and James came to MI and raised familes. James in Saginaw Co, MI area. Would appreciate any information on this family. Thank you, Nancy

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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. Where did Abraham die? 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

Denise Hunt-McDonald's message re Luther Hunt-- We have an assortment of Luthers--to save time possibly we could have a date or time frame and some geography. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock

Sandy, I can not say for sure where this picture was taken or when. It is a tintype and it reads that Luther Hunt a cousin. My ggrandfather was b. and raised in Texas. Alva J. Hunt (we spoke not very long ago about this family). His father was David Hunt, b. in Tishomingo County MS to Joseph Hunt b. AL. I believe this photoalbum was David's. I have several picture's of him in it. There is also a Dr. Fancher and David together and it state Dr. Fancher a friend. At this time it has to be Texas. David was b. 7-8-1841 in Tish Co. MS. Died Oct. 17, 1895 in TX. Moved to TX before 1874, Hill County. Let me know what more you would like to know. Denise Hunt-MacDonald

A cousin blessed me with my greatgrandfather's photo album and I have a Tintype picture of a Luther Hunt marked, as a cousin. I hope to find a link here. Denise Hunt-MacDonald RMacdo22651@ aol.com

Didn't have the right address when sent this out last night. Tammy -----Original Message----- From: Tamara and Allen Wilkerson <hoosiers@digital.net> To: Hunt- L@rootsweb.com <Hunt- L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, February 05, 1999 8:49 PM Subject: Fw: [HUNT-L] James Hunt 1755 >America is where they were born. Ohio and Indiana is where they were born >and Illinois is where they settled at to raise their families. >Tamara >-----Original Message----- >From: Audrey /Robert Cyr <huntcyr@generation.net> >To: Tamara and Allen Wilkerson <hoosiers@digital.net> >Date: Friday, February 05, 1999 8:12 PM >Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] James Hunt 1755 > > >>What country are these names from? >>Audrey >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Tamara and Allen Wilkerson <hoosiers@digital.net> >>To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Sunday, January 31, 1999 9:51 AM >>Subject: [HUNT-L] James Hunt 1755 >> >> >>>Some of the names that I have of his children were Catherine, Mary, >>>Elizabeth and John. I think there may be a few missing though. And then I >>>have Johns childrens names as James,Thomas, William, Sarah J, Martha Jane, >>>Amaziah, Rachel, John B, Elizabeth, and Milton.I have not been able to >>find >>>out were exactly James Hunt lived during the time of the revalution. But >>>just recieved this info yesterday so am still digging. >>>Thanks, Tamara >>> >>> >>>==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >>>The HUNT Document Archives: >>><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> >>> >> >> >

A cousin blessed me with our ggrandfather's photoalbum and I have a Tintype picture of a HENRY HUNT b. Tishomingo County, MS. Would love to hear from someone. Denise Hunt-MacDonald RMacdo2651@aol.com

I am not on the FRY list. I wanted you all to know that a cousin of mine blessed me with my ggrandfather's photoalbum and I have a Tintype picture of a JAMES U. FRY. I hope to hear from someone. Would like to know if he is related to the HUNT'S. Could be by way of the McClung's. Denise Hunt-MacDonald RMacdo2651@aol.com

A correspondent Linda Sawyer sent me this: " I have been trying for nearly thirty years to pin Emily HUNT down, to no avail. The only clues I have been able to glean are the names of her children: Henry Peter,Rachel, Vining,Letticia,James,John and Delbert. There also appears to be some sort of connection to the Annis family." This is possibly a QUEBEC family. I have run this through 1700-1850 in the northeast states and Canada but find nothing. There is not much to go on. Sort of like the five year hunt we did for ABSOLOM of Canada who died under a bandsaw in his lumber mill in Montreal. We did find him finally. I have been through all of Mitchell Hunt's stuff and find he was looking for the same person without luck. My thought on seeing that is if he couldn't find them neither can I--but he couldn't find ABSOLOM either and we finally did thanks to computers. Anyway if you recognize any of the names above from the northeastern US or Canada please let me know. Sandy in Lubbock.

I am trying to find information on the origins of a Charles Hunt, born approx 1745, that was living in Currituck County, North Carolina in 1790. He also appeared on the 1790 census in Pasquotank County, North Carolina. There was also a James Hunt living in Pasquotank County during the 1700's. Charles 11 January 1811 will was proved 11 September the same year. He named only his wife, Lucy, and three small daughters, Lena, Susanna, and Debby. His other children were Hyram and Demsey who were born perhaps 1770. Either Demsey or Hyram was the father of my gg grand-father, William H. Hunt. Demsey and Hyram might have also lived in Carteret County, NC. My gg grand-father, William H. Hunt, was married twice, to Nancy (don't know last name) and lastly to Emily Dennis Hunt. His children were Mariner, William Jr., Martha, Abraham, Frances, Virginia Dare, Sarah, Joanna, and Emily Hunt.

I had the index # for the people I wanted. I then sent the money to Martha Redus and she sent me the applications. Listed below is the information she has on her site. Try it!! Wilma McKinney For $4.00/requested surname, Cherokee Cousins will send you a listing of all individuals of one surname who applied for the Miller Roll. (Please enclose a long self-addressed stamped envelope with your check). You may contact Cherokee Cousins at the address listed at the bottom of the page or e-mail Martha Ann Redus at rvrd23a@prodigy.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- If, after receiving the listing, you would then like the application of any individual(s) found in the index, Cherokee Cousins can send you a copy ($15.00 for the first application, $12.00 for each additional application requested at the same time).

I am looking for info on ancestors or descendants of my grandfather, George Henry Hunt, born in Warwickshire England 08/30/ 1856 or possibly 1858. Parents were John Hunt and Hannah Thornton Hunt Two siblings of George were Sarah Ann Hunt born 1840 and died in 1921 and John Hunt who died in England in 1927. Sarah Ann married Thomas Faulkner of Littleworth Farm, Norton Lindsey, Warwickshire. Both are buried in Norton Linsey Church Cemetary, Warwickshire. The parents of John were William Hunt and Sarah Dyer Hunt, married 06/22/1802. Siblings of John were Jessey, Lueza, Thomas, Maria Jane, Richard and Elizabeth. My grandfather came to America in the 1880's and was married to Eliza Ann Colen of Newington, England in Chicago May 1890. Have been looking for ancestors for some time as my father Sidney Hunt was very young when his Mother(Eliza) died and he knew very little about relatives, all of whom were in England. I plan a trip to England in this summer and would really like any help regards relatives there. I believe most of the families were around the area of Banbury and Warwick, but in small villages. Cleo Hunt Ossenkop Chcoss@bmi.net

Thank you for the inquiry - I found after sending that last post the ancestors HUNT/BENSON were from Ireland not England , and born abt 1820-30's. I am searching for the parents of (my gr-grandfa.)Owen Francis Hunt b. 1858 in Ireland, but his death certificate says he was born in 1861. According to the RI 1905 census - Owen Immigrated to the USA in 1863; lived in RI all his life and never naturalized. he died May, 1935 in RI. He had a brother Thomas B. Hunt and m. to Rosanna--? and lived in RI also. -----Original Message----- From: Audrey /Robert Cyr <huntcyr@generation.net> To: Magda A. Clark <macpac@mosquitonet.com> Date: Friday, February 05, 1999 15:59 Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Benson/Hunt >Where in England do you know? >Audrey >-----Original Message----- >From: Magda A. Clark <macpac@mosquitonet.com> >To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Wednesday, January 20, 1999 11:32 PM >Subject: [HUNT-L] Benson/Hunt > > >>Does anyone know anything about Jane Benson married to Thomas Hunt in 1836 >>in England? >> >>I'm grasping at straws on this one - as I know I have a Hunt married to a >>Benson - in the mid 1800s, but don't know for sure if this line fits... >> >>Thanks for any help >> >> >>Magda Webster Clark >> >> >>==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >>The HUNT-Line Online, an archive of viewable GEDCOMs: >><http://www.genweb.net/~hunt/index.html> >> > >