Does anybody have an complete list of his siblings and desc? His will mentions 3 dau - Lydia Chapman, Susannah Reed and Mary Hunt - and 6 sons - John Jr, Soloman/Salmon, William, David, Jereathemal and Timothy. According to FTM chart vol 2, num 1552, he was married twice, once to Lydia Bullock who died in 1790 and then again in 1817. That's a lot of years span. My questions are 1. Did he have a brother or other relative known as Seneca Hunt? They are both in Onondaga Co. in 1810 census. 2. Does anybody know Susannah's husband's name? 3. Jehiel Hall witnessed the will. Is there a documented connection between Hunts and Halls? Vicki Hall Titus

This is my first posting to this list. I am looking for descendants of Thomas HUNT. The following are notes that I have had handed down to me. "Thomas HUNT (Mary HUNT BURKE'S grandfather) came to Ballinamore as a child from Manion; married a Mary QUINN; home on Ormsby estate. Karindine....close to Ballinamore.; landlord was a "Black Anthony" Ormsby, a former drummer in Cromwell's army; he was mean and harsh, made his tenants work for nothing; chased them to the hills if they tried to put new panes of glass in the windows. Later, Ormsby descendents came from Sligo; they were nice family; came from Germany; the old lady looked like Queen Victoria; the boys were killed in 1914, none of the girls married; there was a third son in Canada who came back about time Aunt Margaret married; he didn't know about his uncle Black Anthony; he used to buy meat from the Ruanne's store and his daughter played with Margaret; he felt badly about his mean uncle; taxes were so high he sold the estate; now belongs to the St. John of God nursing order. When John HUNT, son of Thomas HUNT and father of Mary Josef HUNT BURKE left the family home at Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo in the 1840's, the three month sailing boat trip to the New World was long and arduous. He became sick aboard ship and was nursed back to health by a young Irish friend, Miss Bridget DALY. He married her soon after arriving in America, but fearing his family's reaction to thsi hasty move, did not write to them for many years. They feared him dead, and mourned for him for seven years. However, a Mr. O'Reagan, who knew John in Mayo, saw him in America and told him to write to his family for they had been mourning him....so at last, John wrote home and told his family about his new life in America. Mary Josef HUNT was b. 6 April 1856 in Barlow, Ohio. She married Thomas BURKE 3 June 1873, St. Thomas Church, Winona, MN. This is my great grandmother and grandfather. Any connections? JDegraf203@aol.com

We have the WILL of EDWARD HUNT son of Edward and Sarah Betts Hunt-town book Queens LI NY (NYGER 64:32). His wifes name is unknown but she was certainly not the wife Elizabeth daughter of Jonathan and Hannah Hazzard as reported in WYMAN. and corrected in TAG 26 pages 1-7. Throughout the will the name is spelled ANGLICA bapt. 13 Sep 1715 in Hopewell NJ married before 1757, Ebenezer Earle. There is no further record of the EARLES in any HUNT records that we have. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock.

At the risk of repeating something already said: I find only Lucretia Higgins who married OBED HUNT on Oct 12 1761. they had a son Ebenezer. There may have been other children such as LUCRETIA HUNT but I have no record. Obed Hunt later married Electa Stevens June 21, 1795. NFI SAndy hunt in Lubbock

Hello Rooters, I was very intrigued with Courtney's post on the above subject. I was particularly interested by the will of Richard HUNT (noted as page 14). In it he lists brothers John and William; sons Josia, Nathaniel and Richard; and nephew Ralph. These names are used over and over again in the HUNT line of Ralph HUNT, of York Co., VA, my immigrant ancestor. Now, I know that another Ralph HUNT was the founder of a long and prominent line of HUNTs in New England. I am not very familiar with this line, so I cannot comment much on the reuse of those names. I did notice, however, that the will made mention of "To Ralph Hunt my brother Williams son (pounds) 50, Item to New England........" What I wanted to do was ask for the speculations of the experts on this list, ie.. Sandy, Felicia, Courtney and Clara as to the probabilities that this Richard HUNT was related to either of the immigrant Ralph HUNTs who founded these two important Hunt lines. Respectfully, M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY

This line starts with William. Have nothing before that. As far as Lockey goes, she is the end of the line but her siblings take up several pages..It is all on the WEBSITE. Sandy in Lubbock ******************************************************************** Family Group Record ============================================================ ==================== Husband: William HUNT Sr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Birth: abt 1720 VA Death: bet 1794-1810 Mecklenburg, VA Other spouse: Sarah ALLGOOD (m 28 Jul 1788) ============================================================ ==================== Wife: Mary UNKNOWN ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- ============================================================ ==================== Children ============================================================ ==================== 1 M Littleton HUNT ?? Birth: 23 Mar 1741/42 Mecklenburg, VA Death: 12 Mar 1843 GA Spouse: Sarah WINN (m May 1789) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 2 M Dudley HUNT Birth: abt 1743 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 3 M William HUNT jr. Birth: abt 1745 Mecklenburg, Virginia Death: 1816 Virginia Spouse: Mathilda WAGSTAFF (m 15 Dec 1811) Spouse: UNKNOWN (m abt 1775) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 4 M Thomas HUNT Dr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 5 M Presley HUNT Birth: abt 1750 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 6 M Berry HUNT Birth: 23 Jan 1755 Mecklenburg, VA Chr: aft 8 Jan 1833 Caswell, NC Death: aft 8 Jan 1833 Spouse: Mary STARKEY (m 18 May 1792) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 7 F Lockey HUNT Birth: abt 1767 Spouse: Robert CARDIN (m 4 Jan 1787) ============================================================ ==================== Prepared 3 Jan 1999 by: Sanford B. Hunt ============================================================ ==================== FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: William HUNT Sr. General: William Sr 1st wife was Mary. He m. (2) 28 July 1788 Sarah Allgood. Wm. & Mary deeded 100ac. on branches of Bluestone Creek (Mecklenburg Co.) on 8 Aug. 1768 to Robert Evans, beginning at an oak on the Woodpecker Branch of William Hunts and Abraham Brown's line to Jeremiah Lamkin, of Mecklenburg. On 9 Sept. 1771, William Hunt deeded to Bazzle Wagstaff 900 ac. on Bluestone Creek. WIFE NOTES: Mary UNKNOWN General: Maiden name may have been Littleton (first son was named Littleton). David Bell makes the case that she may have been the widow, Mary Evans, widow of Robert Evans of Prince George Co. who was a cousin of StephenEvans, cited in Wiliam and Mary's 1771 deed. Remember that William and Mary came into possession of Robert Evan's 200 acre patent---how? CHILD NOTES: Littleton HUNT ?? General: "VA/WV Revolutionary War Records, Vol 2", by Wardell, says "Littleton Hunt b. 23 Mar 1741/2 Mecklenburg Co Va, m. Sarah Winnn in May 1789 Wilkes Co GA, lived SC, lived GA, d. 11 or 12 Mar 1843". (Clara hunt Miller-25 Jul 1997:" I have no proof he was son of William Hunt Sr. he lived near him, but served in a different unit of the C. L. than did the sons of William Hunt"). CHILD NOTES: Dudley HUNT General: Served in 6th Continental Line in Revolutionary War. CHILD NOTES: William HUNT jr. General: Listed in 1820 Federal Census ("William Hunt, age over 45") next to Jesse Hunt in Mecklenburg Co VA. !Name of 1st wife unknown. He m.(2) 15 Dec. 1814 Mathilda Wagstaff, d/o Brittain Wagstaff/Ann Freeman. 1795 Tax List of Richmond Co NC says "Wm Hunt, 300 acres". CHM says "William Hunt Jr. b. ca 1740/45, m. ?, m. Matilda Wagstaff 15 Dec 1814, ensign in militia 1779". Felicia Gourdin says "William Hunt Jr. b. CA 1745 Mecklenburg Co VA, m. ?, m. Mathilda Wagstaff 15 Dec 1814, d. 1816 VA". CHILD NOTES: Thomas HUNT Dr. General: Served in 10th & 14th Continental Lines in Revolutionary War. Listed on PPTL 1803/4 Mecklenburg Co VA with 12 Negroes. CHILD NOTES: Presley HUNT General: Served in 6th Continental Line in Revolutionary War. Listed in PPTL 1783 Mecklenburg Co VA near William Hunt Sr. & Berry Hunt. CHILD NOTES: Berry HUNT General: Served in 6th Continental Line in Revolutionary War. In Berry's Pension application dated 8 Jan 1833, Caswell Co., N.C., he states he spent two years in Orange Co., N. C. Listed in household of William Hunt Sr. on PPTL 1790. He is listed in 1820, 1830 censuses of Caswell Co., N.Carolina. He is NOT found in the index of 1840, but J.E. Hunt is listed (Jonathan ? E. Hunt). CHILD NOTES: Lockey HUNT(Nothing!!!!Maybe someone can fill us in) SOURCES Hunt WEBsite by Felicia Gourdin.

I am just getting started. Can anyone tell me the derivation of the name Hunt? English? Irish, etc? Henry Lamar Hunt

Mike, William R. Briggs <WRBriggs@gte.net> http://home1.gte.net/wrbriggs/index.htm. sent this info to the HUNT site http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4813/ged1/gedlink.html this & more info on ancestors all the way back to Edward Hunt, b. 1655, son of Edward Hunt Descendants of Aaron Hunt 1 Aaron Hunt 1799 - . +Susan Ingalls ........ 2 George Lesly Hunt ............ +Hulda Clough ........ 2 Walter Miles Hunt ............ +Harriet Varnum Tenney ........ 2 Horace Wells Hunt 1834 - 1923 ............ +Rosetta M. 'Sarah' Woodward - 1905 ........ 2 Edwin Ruthven Hunt ........ 2 Elizabeth Gates 'Lizzie' Hunt 1832 - ............ +William Bass ........ 2 Morris Ingalls Hunt 1827 - 1851 ............ +Mary A. Richardson ........ 2 Mary Sutherland Hunt 1836 - ............ +Amory H. Shattuck ........ 2 Ann Sutherland Hunt 1839 - 1857 ........ 2 Minerva Gates Hunt ............ +Henry Everest ........ 2 Mehitable Lang Hunt ........ 2 Martha Lang Hunt Courtney tompkin@c2i2.com ---------- > From: NEPATFN@aol.com > To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [HUNT-L] Aaron and family > Date: Saturday, January 02, 1999 7:14 PM > > Looking for any info on Aaron Hunt and Susan (Ingalls) Hunt. One known son > Horace W Hunt b oct 28 1833 in Bath N.H. > Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks > Mike Harris

Bibliography: Lea, J. Henry and J. R. Hutchinson. "Clues from English Archives Contributory to American Genealogy," Withington, Lothrop. "New York Gleanings in England," Hutchinson, J. R. "Genealogical Notes from the High Court of Admiralty Examinations," Gilbert, William. "A Digest of Essex Wills. With Particular Reference to Names of Importance in the American Colonies" New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. vols. 34-44, 47, 1903-1916. page 12 Will of JOHN BLY, dated 3 January, 1662-3. I release £4 I was to have at my mother's death. As for the £30 that is in the hands of Master Richard Booth, merchant, I desire that it may be shared according to the order I left in the hands of my brother Giles Bly. I release my brother William of the £20 he owes me. My brother Giles shall pay £3 for a silk rug I received from Richard West, and keep the rest of the money that is in his hands. To my wife the produce of 50 hogshead of tobacco that is to be shipped home for England in the "Frederick," and I desire that care may be taken that there be shipped home for England this present year, if tobacco may be procured, the quantity of 220 hogsheads, of which my third part shall be conveyed to my wife in such goods as she shall desire. Also to my wife all the goods that I brought over in this year to furnish my house, and I desire her father to make satisfaction for the goods I bought for him in England. To Master William Bough, junior, a chest. To my brother George Hunt a chest, and if he desire to return back for England I desire my wife at his return to pay him the quantity of ten bogsbeads of tobacco. The produce of certain hogsheads of tobacco to be divided between my mother and my brothers and sisters. Whereas I left in the hands of my father in law Abraham Wood Esq. £26 and certain goods, I desire that they may be returned to my wife. To Master Ceristopher Branch,Le Neve's Fasti Ecclesiae, III, 264, 267.* senior, one hogshead of tobacco for writing my will. To [p.12] Christopher Branch, junior, one hogshead of tobacco. Executrix, my wife Mary Bly here in Virginia. Executor in England, my brother Giles Bly. Witnesses: Thomas Branch, John Gardner. Proved 23 March, 1662-3, before the Governor etc. of Virginia. Proved at London 16 May, 1664, by Giles Bly, executor. (P.C.C. Bruce 46.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 14 Deare wife and wellbeloved, with all our deare and sweet chil dren, I (RICHARD HUNT) waiting daylie for my change and dissolucon am willing to leave with you this my last will and testament, (having) written it with my owne hande in the time of my health, least the omitting of it should trouble me at the howre of death when thoughts of other things wilbe more needful…And touching my bodie, I commit it to the earth whence it came, but if otherwise the Lord hath disposed of me, his holy will bee fullfilled. According to the custom of this honourable Cittie I devyde my estate into three parts, whereof I bequeath one part to my wife Jane, which I hope will amount to £1800 besides her jewells and rings; also I bequeath unto her my great silver bason and ewer with two faire flaggon potts and the lease of my house in Hackney parish. One other third part I bequeath amongst my children, vizt., to my eldest sonne Josia Hunt £800 at 21, to my eldest daughter Sarah Hunt £500 at 21 or marriage, to my daughter Katherine £500 in like manner, to my young son Nathaniel £500 at 21, to my son Richard £500 at 21, and if my wife be with child, to such child £400. To my brother John Hunt £60, and to my brother William Hunt £20 for the use of their children. To my sister Ellen's children, vizt., William Thompson £10, George Thompson £20, Richard Thompson £10, Thomas Thompson, if he returnes from the warres, and setts up trade, £10, and to the other two in the country £5 apeece. To my sisters Jane, Elizabeth and Anne, for their children £40 apiece. To my brother John Watkin 40s, and to my sister 20s. Tobias and Arthur Watkin £5 each. Brother Richard Kent £5. My master Capt. Edward Ditchfield, one of the best friendes that [p.14] ever I had in the world, £10. Mr William Greenhill my deare friend £5. Mr Feake, lecturer of Wolchurch, £3. Ten other ministers, Mr Trebitt and Mr Rawlinson being two, £30. Mrs Mary Gray and Mrs Catherine Midleton 30s. each. Mr Hugan Hovill, Mr Hooper and Mr Wilson 20s. each. Mr Isaac Knight and Mr John Carter £3 each. Mrs Alice Allen 20s., Thomas Stivers the elder 40s., Joseph Mordocke 20s., William Sawyer £3, and Edward Hiller if he serve his time out 40s. Mrs Katherine Exelby £5, Richard Pierson 20s., and Mrs Jane Laney 20s. The Artillerie Company £20. Poor of Mary Wolchurch 20 nobles. Sibill Jones £5. I give the land I adventured for in Ireland, if it be gained, to my eldest son Josias. To my deare wife £1000. To my brother John's children £300 if they be Protestants. To my brother William's child £200 upon the like terms. To Ralph Hunt my brother William's son £50, Item to New England towards a library twentie poundes. Residuary legatee and executrix, my deare wife. Overseers, Capt. Edward Ditchfield, Mr Hugan Howell and Mr Thomas Wood. Dated 22 Aug., 1643. Witnesses: William Medley, John Peace. Proved 30 Jan., 1643-4, by the executrix. (Commissary of London, vol. xxix, fo. 213.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 32 24 July, 1608, I SYMON YOUNGES of the parishe of Ringwood, in the countie of Southamton, yeoman, being sicke…doe bequeath my body to be buryed in the churchyarde of Ringwood, and give to the poore there 10s., to my parishe church 2s., to the two bridges 2s., to my wief one fetherbedd and other household I stuffe, and to my sonne John one cow that I bought of Burton. will that my copyhold called Viers, now in the hands of John Hinde, minister, in the right of his wife, and of Thomas Fuller, be vnto my sonnes Christopher and Richard, but if Christopher will give vnto Richard £30, then it shalbe vnto Christopher whole; if not, then it shalbe wholie vnto Richard. I give vnto my daughter Joan Batt's children, Elizabeth £13, Anne £10, and Dorothy £6-13-4. The stuffe in my house at Kingstone shalbe wholie to my son Christopher. To my son in lawe John Batt all my household stuffe nowe in his dwelling house at Longmore; also £6 out of my living at Burlie. Moneys due to me from Mr. Felix Hunt, John Wiseman, Henry Dymott, Richard Belbin, Laskue of Lungton, Christopher Saunders, Edmund Neate, John Norden, Mr. Robert Willowbie, John Reade of Kingstone, Mr. John Weekes of Hatbridge, William King of Burley, and John Hurst. Residuary legatees, my son in lawe John Bart and my [p.32] sonne Christopher, whom executors. Overseers: William Becon-sawe, Esq., Edward Willmort, gent, and Martin Saunders, yeoman. Witnesses: William Jenkins, Roger Allee, Hugh Hinton, Robert Bound. Proved 7 July, 1609, by the executors named. (P.C.C. Dorset 69.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 153 Lewis Graham of Town of West Chester in the county of West Chester. Will 15 October, 1793; proved 19 December, 1800. All to daughter Margaret at 18 or marriage, except to friend Mrs. Margaret Skinner 100$. My faithful Negro Man Slave named George to be manumitted and estate charged with his support if he pecomes necessitous. Executors: Friends Egbert Benson, John Parkinson, and Thomas Hunt. Witnesses: Samuel Finley, John Burroughs, Peter Bloome. Westchester County Ss 13 December, 1793. Before Peter Bell, Surrogate. Oath of Samuel Finley of town of Westchester Physician. True Copy attest [p.153] Peter Bell. At town of Pelham, same day, proved by Thomas Hunt and Egbert Benson. Proved in Prerogative Court of Canterbury, as will of Lewis Graham, late of Pelham in the county of Westchester in North America, by Erringham Law-renee, Attorney for Egbert Benson and Thomas Hunt, two of the executors, living in New York in North America, John Parkinson, the other executor being first summoned and not appearing. Adderley, 560. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [p.202] 26. HUNT, THOMAS, of Boreham, Essex, 26 Sept., 1592. Labourer. To dau. Thomerzon my household goods at 18 (or mar riage). My lands & tenements in Boreham to son John at 24. To dau. Alice £4 at 18. Ex. John Hayward of Westham. Wit: Edward Stanes, Thomas Tendringe, Roger Brainstone. Pr. 20 Feb., 1592. (Arch. Essex. Stephen.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 207 44. HUNT, JOHN, of Shenfield, Essex, 3 Jany., 1649. Husbandman. My eldest daughter — Dorothy Bullithorp. My dau. Sara. My grandchildren Dorothy, Robert, John and Sara Bullithorp. My grandchildren John and Sara Goodman. My dau. Mary. My grandchild Mary Kinge. Res. and Ex. wife. Wit: — George Parker, Robert King. Proved 24 Jany., 1649, by Dorothy Hunt, relict. (Arch. Essex. Whitehead.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 218 93. HUNT, RICHARD, of Horndon on the Hill, Essex, 12 May, 1573. Smith. To be buried in the churchyard. My sons William & Robert. If wife come home again she to have half of my [p.218] goods — the other half to be equally divided between my threeNote by Editor. Jamee Barker who m. Barbara Dungan, dau. of Wm. and Frances (Latham) Dungan, and was of Newport, R. I., in 1639 came from Harwich, Essex, and in view of this fact this will of Raymond King should be of peculiar interest to the Barker, Clarke and Latham families of Rhode Island. John King of Weymouth, Mass., who had issue: Mary, b. 15 June, 1639; Abigail, b. 14 May, 1641; had a second or third wife, who in her will, dated 14 June, 1641, mentions her son Joseph Barker, and dau. Sarah Hunt.* children when they attain their ages of 16 years — the goods to be divided by Robert Godwin the smith and Robert Lilley. If wife come not home then children to have her share. Ex. son Robert. Witnesses: Robt. Godwin, Willm. Davy, Willre. Kyne. Proved 18 June, 1573, by Ex. named. (Arch. Essex. Gyll, 16, and Act Book, II, 41.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ page 218 94. HUNT, WILLIAM, of Upminster, Essex, 28 March, 1568. Carpenter. My two sons Richard & John to have my tools. Res. & Ex: wife Christian. Wit: Thomas Marshall, William Wassher, pson of Upminster.Mr. Ralph Pudsey of Gray's Inn, m. Anne Wiseman, widow of Win. Fitch, of Little Canfield, and sister of Sir Ralph Wiseman. Wm. Fitch d. 1578. I have the wills of Wm. Fitch and Sir Ralph Wiseman. See Vis. of Essex. See Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees. — WINCHESTER FITCH.* Proved 10 May, 1568. (Arch. Essex. Loffyn, 23, and Wyndover, 49. Both copies examined, the only discrepancy being that Loffyn dates the will 18 March.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [p.224] A DIGEST OF ESSEX WILLS. WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO NAMES OF IMPORTANCE IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES. BY WILLIAM GILBERT, page 227 123. CURTES, JOHN, of Booking, Essex, 4 March, 1599, Yeoman. To be buried in the churchyard of Gosfield, Essex. To poor at burial 20/-. To my nephew William Quodwell my best gelding etc. To my niece Marget Springe a cow and a bullock. To my servants Christopher Pigget and John Harlow a bullock each. To niece Elizabeth Curtes 6/8. To niece Anne Clere 6/8. To my "littell boye" John Thornton 40/ at age 20. To my maide Marget Hamonde a bullock. To my wife Jone the Lease I hold of my good master the Rt. Worshipful Sir John Wentworthe Knight in lands called Alewards in Bocking and Gosfield for her life and after to my brother John Curtes John Reve the younger and nephew William Quodwell The Manor of Cornish hall in Pinchingfield Essex mine by an Indenture between me and my good friends William Wilford and his wife and John Wentworthe Esq bearing date the 20 Feby 2 Eliz. Sauuder Walford shall have the preferment of the said Lease upon condition that he pay my wife and brother and John Reve the younger £100. Res: wife Ex: wife and John Reve the younger Supervisor: nephew William Quodwell Wit: Henry Hunt Thomas Lepar John Taylor [p.227] Thomas Starling. Proved 13 June, 1560, by John Reve. (P.C.C. 35 Mellershe.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 180. AYLETT, WILLIAM, of Rivenhall, Essex, Yeoman, 27 July, 1581. To be buried in the churchyard of Rivenhall or Kelvedon. Bequests to the poor of a number of parishes. To wife Margaret for her life copyhold land called More Land in Kelvedon. Also to her £100 and cattle &c. half of household stuff and the occu pation of a tenement called Graces. To my eldest son Richard my lease in Cressing. To son Leonard my copyhold closes in Rivenhall called Elmesfield and Sewerland and other copyhold lands held under same Manor, and a lease called Little Rivenhall and my lease in Black Notley which I late had of George Raymond of Braintree. To son Robert my lease in Coggeshall. To son William my lease in the moiety of a tenement in Mayland called Bovells and all my tenements in Mayland Southminster and Steeple which I late had of Henry Luckyn of Roxwell.Rector of Layer Bretton. Instituted 12 Dec., 1588.* To son Thomas lease of a meadow in Rivenhall I bought of Thomas Burgess, a copyhold tenement in Rivenhall.called Black Mere and a meadow called Bayes. To son John the other half of my househld stuff by the dividing of my brothers Robert & Thomas Aylett and George Raymond and also the lands bequeathed to wife, after her death, and £100 at age 21. My executors to have my lands held of the Manor of Kelvedon Hall for the better per formance of this my will. To my daughter Susan the wife of Edward Samroes £20. and each of her children (not named) to have £6. 13. 4. To John, Thomas, Edward and Susan Lambe, the children of my daughter Elizabeth, deceased, late the wife of John Lambe £6. 13. 4. each. To Judith the daughter of my brother Thomas Aylett £6. 13. 4. at age 21. To each of my servants 3/4- Res. & Ex. my six sons. Supervisor: my brothers, George Raymond and Thomas Aylett. My free messuages and tenements in the hamlet of Stansted in the parish of Halsted which I bought of Robert Noke, gent, and Dorothy his wife to remain to the uses declared in a pair of indentures dated the 25 July 23 Eliz. between myself and wife on the one part and George Raymond of Brain tree, Grocer, (my brother-in-law) and Thomas Aylett of Leaden Roding (my natural brother), on the other part as in the same more plainly doth appear. And whereas I have taken up by copy of Court roll of George White, Esquire, one parcel of the waste ground of his Manor of Rivenhall and thereupon have builded one house, being now two tenements for the poor of the parish of Rivenhall, my sons to have the appointing of such persons to dwell therein. Wit: Thomas Hunt, gentleman, John Upcher, John Binded, William Piggett. Proved 7 May, 1583, by the ex. named. (P.C.C. Rowe 26.) [p.247] 181. BALDWIN, WILLIAM, of Upminster, Essex, Yeoman, 26 November. 1574. To be buried in the Churchyard. To ten poor householders on the day of my burial 6 pence each. To wife Johane all my copyhold lands and tenements in the Southend of Upmin-ster held of the Manor of Gaynes for her life. To son Thomas £6. 13. 4. at age 21. To son John £10 at age 21. To the child my wife goeth with £10 at age 21. To my daughter Thamer Baldwin £10 at age 21. To William Baldwin, my brother's son my best coat. To Richard Baldwin my next coat. To John Baldwin that dwelleth with me my best hosen and best hat. To sister Alice half a seam of rye. To my brother John Baldwin my spanish leather jerkin, and my satten nightcappe. A kercher clothe of 20 pence a piece cach to John Baldwin's wife, my sister Samford, Thomas Heynes wife and the widow Wright. Res. & Ex. wife. Overseers: Thomas Herde, George Herde, John Baldwin my brother and John Skeele. Wit: William Soane, Robert Herde, Humfry Benton. Proved 18 December, 1574 by the Ex. named. (Value £111. 10. 0.) (Arch. Essex. Gyll, 83.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 188. HUNT, ROBERT, of Beaumont, Essex, 27 Jan'y, 1561. To William Wade, my father-in-law, and his heirs, my house called Crowche House, and my land called Durches, on condition that Jane Wade, my mother, have her dwelling there and have the [p.249] profit of the said lands during her life; and the said William Wade to pay to William Hunt, my brother, £6. 13. 4., and to my brother Richard Hunt, £20 and to my sister Jone Bayninge £6. 13. 4., and ditto to sister Elizabeth Hayle. To my brother John Wade the elder my sword. To my brother John Wade the younger my coffer. Residue of goods to be sold and distributed at the discretion of my Executors. Ex. William Wade my father-in-law and Robert Payne my uncle by-the-law. Wit: John Grene, John Coke. Probate not mentioned. (Arch. Colchester. Puckell, 192.)

Thanks everyone for trying to help me establish if the Moses Hunt I was inquiring about belonged to my line. It turned out he didn't, I am sorry to say. Now I have left to work with: My grandfather, Russell George Chandler m 5 Mar 1868 Laura Isabel Leonard in St. Johns, Clinton County, MI. The witnesses on the marriage certificate are Seth Hunt b 27 June 1829 Whitehall, Washington Co, NY and his wife Amelia Conn Hunt b 28 Sept 1828 in Moriah, Essex Co. NY. Seth's obituary gives his father's name as Seth Hunt born near Mt Tom, MA and the MI death record shows his mother as Abigail Brooks. He had brothers Smith Austin b 10 Jan 1840 in Whitehall, NY and Alonzo, George, Wesley, William and John that I know of. They moved to St. Johns, MI in 1857 according to the Clinton County Pioneer Book. Oddly enough there is a record of Smith living with James Miller in Fairhaven, Rutland Co. VT in 1850. I have not checked the census for this. Smith was in the Civil War and some of this information is gleaned from his pension application. Alonzo, Seth, Smith, and George are all in the 1870 St. Johns, MI census. There has to be some connection with my great-grandmother Esther F. Hunt born 26 Feb 1818. If there is any way to tie this information with some you have or if you could tell me where to look next I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Iris Westwood

This may be what has been asked for by NEPATFN@aol.com:Ancestors etc on the Hunt WEBSITE inder AMESBURY. Also in WYMAN. *********************** Family Group Record ============================================================Hussband: Aaron HUNT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Birth: 1799 NH, Grafton Co Death: MA, Middlesex Co, Lowell Marriage: 25 Oct 1825 VT, Caledonia Co, Ryegate Father: Zebulon HUNT (b Jul 1759) Mother: Lucy WHITTLESEY (b 21 Aug 1762) ============================================================ Wife: Susan INGALLS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ========================================================= ==================== Children ============================================================ ==================== 1 M George Lesly HUNT Residence: NH, Grafton Co, Lowell Spouse: Hulda CLOUGH ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 2 M Walter Miles HUNT I Death: MA, Suffolk Co, Boston Spouse: Harriet Varnum TENNEY (m 6 Aug 1851) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 3 M Edwin Ruthven HUNT Residence: NH, Grafton Co, Lowell ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 4 F Mary Sutherland HUNT Birth: abt 1836 Death: NH, , Johnathan (county unknown) Spouse: Amory H. SHATTUCK (m bef 1 Sep 1857) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 5 F Minerva Gates HUNT Spouse: Henry EVEREST ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 6 F Mehitable Lang HUNT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 7 F Martha Lang HUNT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 8 M Morris Ingalls HUNT Birth: 30 May 1827 Death: 14 Jan 1851 Residence: NH, Grafton Co, Lowell Spouse: Mary A. RICHARDSON (m 23 May 1850) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 9 F Elizabeth Gates 'Lizzie' HUNT Birth: 1832 Spouse: William BASS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 10 M Horace Wells HUNT Birth: 1834 NH, Grafton Co, Bath Death: 13 Apr 1923 MA, Essex Co, Haverhill Spouse: Rosetta M. 'Sarah' WOODWARD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 11 F Ann Sutherland HUNT Birth: 1839 Death: 27 Feb 1857 ============================================================ ==================== Prepared 2 Jan 1999 by: S. B. Hunt Lubbock Texas sbh3@prodigy.net ============================================================ ==================== FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1,2): HUSBAND NOTES: Aaron HUNT Birth(2): Death(2): General(3,4): WIFE NOTES: Susan INGALLS General(4): CHILD NOTES: George Lesly HUNT Residence(5): General(4): CHILD NOTES: Walter Miles HUNT I Death(2): General(4): CHILD NOTES: Edwin Ruthven HUNT Residence(6): General(7,4): CHILD NOTES: Mary Sutherland HUNT Birth(8): Death(2): General(9,4): CHILD NOTES: Minerva Gates HUNT General(10,4): CHILD NOTES: Mehitable Lang HUNT General(11,4): CHILD NOTES: Martha Lang HUNT General(12,4): CHILD NOTES: Morris Ingalls HUNT Birth(13): Death(14): Residence(15): General(4): CHILD NOTES: Elizabeth Gates 'Lizzie' HUNT Birth(16): General(4): CHILD NOTES: Horace Wells HUNT Birth(2): Death(2): General(4): CHILD NOTES: Ann Sutherland HUNT Birth(17): Death(18): General(4): SOURCES 1. W.L.G. Hunt; compiled by T.B. Wyman, Jr. Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt. Boston: John Wilson and Son, 1862-3. p 15. 2. Scott Baker. Correspondence. hsbaker@udata.com : 15 Jul 1998. 3. W.L.G. Hunt; compiled by T.B. Wyman, Jr. Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt. Boston: John Wilson and Son, 1862-3. p 13. 4. WR Briggs. GEDCOM file imported on 31 Aug 1998. 5. W.L.G. Hunt; compiled by T.B. Wyman, Jr. Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt. Boston: John Wilson and Son, 1862-3. p 15, 17. 6. Ibid. p 17. 7. Ibid. p 15,17. 8. Ibid. p 21. 9. Ibid. p 15. 10. Ibid. p 15. 11. Ibid. p 15. 12. Ibid. p 15. 13. Ibid. p 15. 14. Ibid. p 15. 15. Ibid. p 17. 16. Ibid. p 15. 17. Ibid. p 15. 18. Ibid. p 15.

I have to keep trying to connect! Does anyone have these name's in there database? Joseph Hunt b. AL, 8-10-1817>MS. m. Elizabeth McClung on 8-25-1838 in Tishomingo County, MS. Found on many Tish.Census, Wife, Nancy 1850 Census says she was AL, 1880 Census say she was b. GA DESCENDANTS: 1. Margaret J. Hunt b. MS, 1839, m. L. B. Millican/Miliken in MS. So far I know of one dtr Mary E. Millican/Miliken. Margaret and Mary found on 1880 Census Hill Co TX living with brother DAVID HUNT. 2.David Hunt b. MS on 7-8-1841, m. Ann/Annie Stone (Indian) in Osceola, Hill Co, TX. abt. 1872, They had two children. (my second ggrandfather) 3. Sarah Hunt b. MS abt. 1843 4. Elizabeth Hunt b. MS, abt. 1847 5. Mary A. Hunt b. MS, abt. 1849 6. George H. Hunt b. MS, abt. 1851 7. Rebecca Ellen "Ellen" Hunt b. MS, abt. 1854 8. Richard J. Hunt, b. MS, abt. 1855 9. Malinda P. Hunt , b. MS, abt. 1857 10. William Henry "Henry", b. MS. abt. 1859, m. Minerva L. (nee?) in MS, both graves are at Piney Grove (or Allen Line Cemetery) and 2 infant sons. 11. Permelia Hunt, b. MS abt. 1862 12. Malissa Hunt b. MS, abt. 1865 13. John D. Hunt b. MS, abt. 1868, My granduncle say's he may have been a medical doctor in Texas. 14. Infant Hunt, b. MS abt. 1870 All children were born in Tishomingo County. I have found a marriage bond in Old Tishomingo County in 1838 for Joseph Hunt and Elizabeth McClung on 8-25-1838. Is Nancy, Nancy Elizabeth. Or did Elizabeth die after the birth of David Hunt? JOSEPH HUNT'S father was b. in SC and his mother in VA. Nancy's father was b. in SC and her mother, which may be Rebecca Malden/Mauldin was b. in GA. Any help would be wonderful. Have had some trouble with this family. Thank you for your time and Happy Always. Denise Hunt-MacDonald

Does anyone have a Nancy who m. a Joseph Hunt prob. in MS. On the 1880 Census or Tishomingo Co. Nancy is 52 keeps House, she was b. in GA. Her father was b. in SC and her mother b. in GA. Her mother may have been Rebecca Malden or Mauldin. She and Joseph are listed as having a total of 14 children. Any links would be great. Any questions please e-mail at RMacdo2651@aol.com Happy Always! Denise Hunt-MacDonald

Moses Hunt, with wife Ruth Dodge, was a Rev. War soldier of the New Hampshire Continental line. His name is listed in the D.A.R. patriot books and the line can be had by writing to the D.A.R. library in Washington, D.C. Felicia -----Original Message----- From: Iris Westwood <irisw@proaxis.com> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, December 28, 1998 10:53 PM Subject: [HUNT-L] Moses Hunt >Sandy or somebody, > >I have a Revolutionary War Pension application for Moses Hunt, wife Ruth >Hannah Dodge, children Hannah, >Silena, Sally, Samuel, Appleton, Anna, Moses, Nathan and Isabel. Could >someone look in Wyman's book and see if he is listed, with possible further >descendants? I am hoping the son, Moses, will be the father of the Esther >F. Hunt whose parents I am still trying to locate. > >Thanks in advance, > >Iris Westwood >irisw@proaxis.com > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >Help support the Rootsweb cooperative by becoming a member! ><http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html> > > > > > > >

Looking for any info on Aaron Hunt and Susan (Ingalls) Hunt. One known son Horace W Hunt b oct 28 1833 in Bath N.H. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Mike Harris

Greetings to the HUNT listers - here's a quickie question from Ginny: Do you have someone named EPHARETTA in your HUNT database??? (Or anything similar!) If so, please let me know. I am still on the trail of the descendants and ancestors of Herbert Vincent HUNT, born c.1866 in Brunswick ME, whose father was Robert HUNT born in Switzerland and whose mother was Epharetta Something born in Germany (places of origin for the parents taken from Herbert's marriage certif). Many thanks for any information or comments or suggestions. Best to all, Ginny Crawford VCrawf@aol.com Carmel Valley CA

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_915225117_boundary Content-ID: <0_915225117@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_915225117_boundary Content-ID: <0_915225117@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: RMacdo2651@aol.com Return-path: <RMacdo2651@aol.com> To: MISSISSIPPI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: HUTN/MC CLUNG/MILLICAN(MILLIKEN) Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 16:10:59 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Seeking information on these families. Joseph Hunt b. AL>MS. his wife NANCY (Poss. nee McClung) b. AL> MS, Their first dtr. Margaret J. Hunt m. L.B. Millican, One dtr b. to them is all I know at this time her name was Mary Millican/Milliken. Joseph Hunt lived in Tishomingo County. Found on Census 1840, 1850, 1860. One the 1840 Census Joseph lived next door to a David McClung. I also have the other HUNT children's names. Any help would be WONDERFUL! Denise Hunt-MacDonald, CA --part0_915225117_boundary--

hi Groups , I am still looking for the family of George Hunt (born Germany) and Daughter Eve E. , married to James Lenox , early 1850s in Ross Co ...... Is there any one with this family in their DB out there , Phil..

Dear HUNT Listers: I'm forwarding a query from Mr. P. Bailey Francis about his possible HUNT connection. Please respond directly to him as he is not yet on the HUNT List. Thanks, Anna BERTRAM <abertram@hotcom.net> Reply to: P. Bailey Francis <bfran02@emory.edu> His query: >>(My) . . . "HUNT connection is an "iffy" one. I have an ancestor by the name of >Goldman Benton CARDEN. There is controversy over his parents, and one proposed set of parents is Robert CARDEN, b. 1763, NC, and Lockey HUNT, b. 1766. They were married in Mecklenburg Co, VA, and lived in Granville and Stokes Co's, NC, at least part of their lives. Lockey's parents were William and Mary HUNT, >and she had at least two brothers named William and Thomas." >>>> >>Bailey (I am a he) >