Daniel and son John of Huntsville for Carol et.al. Is this the family? ***************************************************** Family Group Record ====================================================================== ==================== Husband: John HUNT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Birth: abt 1800 Muhlenberg, Kentucky Marriage: 20 Nov 1821 Muhlenberg Co., Butler Co., Kentucky, (r Father: Daniel HUNT (b Feb 1776) Mother: Elizabeth COATS (b abt 1778) ====================================================================== ==================== Wife: Ann JENKINS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Birth: abt 1801 ====================================================================== ==================== Children ====================================================================== ==================== 1 F Mariah HUNT Birth: abt 1822 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 2 M Alexander HUNT MD Birth: abt 1824 Butler Co., Kentucky Spouse: Barbary HUNT Spouse: Catherine J. CLARK (m 8 Apr 1849) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 3 M William HUNT Birth: abt 1826 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 4 M Elias HUNT Birth: abt 1829 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 5 M Daniel HUNT Birth: 13 Sep 1832 Butler Co., Kentucky Death: 10 Feb 1906 Huntsville, , Kentucky Burial: Huntsville Cem. Spouse: Sarah Catherine WATKINS (m 16 Aug 1857) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 6 M Granville HUNT Birth: abt 1834 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 7 F Sarah Ann HUNT "Sallie" Birth: abt 1836 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 8 F Celia Jane HUNT Birth: abt 1838 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 9 F Mary HUNT "Molly" Birth: abt 1840 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 10 M Joel Greenberry HUNT "Joe" Birth: abt 1842 Butler Co., Kentucky Spouse: Sarah E. MEFFORD (m 23 Jul 1865) Spouse: Naomi Boyd Brown LEE Mrs. (m 20 Nov 1821) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 11 F Elizabeth Wayne HUNT Birth: abt 1844 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 12 M Samuel HUNT Birth: abt 1846 Butler Co., Kentucky ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 13 M Zachariah HUNT Birth: 1848/49 Butler Co., Kentucky Death: abt 1859 Butler Co., Kentucky ====================================================================== ==================== Prepared 12 Nov 1998 by: Sanford B. Hunt ====================================================================== ==================== FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: John HUNT General: This record comes from the Hunt Newsletter, Vol. unknown (excerpt sent to me by Wm. Manry Hunt. The Hunt Newsletter is published by a Mormon group. Copies of some are in my files. John and Ann settled on the Butler side of Mud River. Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 2nd ed., 1885, Butler Co. THE HUNT FAMILY. The progenitor is John Hunt, who was born in 1800, and is now eight-five years old; he is a native of Rowan County, N.C.; came to Kentucky, when a youth and followed farming, from which he retired a few year [sic] ago. In 1820, he married Anna Jenkins; she was born in Rowan County, N.C., in 1801, and soon after removed with her parents to Kentucky, where she still resides at the age of eight-four years. John Hunt is a son of Daniel Hunt, who came from North Carolina to Kentucky in 1804, and located in Muhlenburgh [sic] County; he moved to Warrick County, Ind., where he died at the age of seventy years. He was a farmer and a son of John Hunt, who was of English extraction, and a native of Virginia; he lived to the ripe old age of eighty-four, having for fifty years of his life been a minister of the Gospel in the Baptist Church. WIFE NOTES: Ann JENKINS CHILD NOTES: Mariah HUNT CHILD NOTES: Alexander HUNT MD General: Old Hebron Churh cemetery record calls him: Dr. Alexander Hunt. >From " A History of the State" Battie, Perrisn & Kniffen 2nd ED. 1885, Butler County DR. ALEXANDER HUNT, a son of John and Anna (Jenkins) Hunt, passed his early life on a farm, attending school for a short time each year, until he attained his eighteenth year, when he constructed a flat-boat, on which he floated a cargo of staves to New Orleans; finding the trade lucrative he continued it for four years, after which he tried farming for a few years; then read medicine and took his degree in the Louisville Medical College in 1878, since which time he has followed the practice of his profession, in connection with the business of superintending his farming interests. He gives much of his time to the improvement of the country. He is an advocate of the temperance cause, and is interested in all educational enterprises. Politically he is a Republican; is liberal in his views, and does not know men by their politics. His wife, Catherine J. Clark, whom he married April 8, 1849, is a daughter of David and Martha Clark of Hickman County, Ky. Their marriage has been blessed with twelve children, eight of whom are living: Martha A., Henry D., William C., Jonathan A., Elias M., Alexander, David and Katie H.; those deceased are John T., Letitia J., Ota and an infant unnamed. It appears that he had a wife earlier who died in 1848. Remarried in 1849 as shown above. CHILD NOTES: William HUNT CHILD NOTES: Elias HUNT CHILD NOTES: Daniel HUNT General: See Hunt paper noted previously for long history of this Daniel & family. Daniel was a life-long member of the Methodist Church. He opened the first general merchandise store in the community known as Gum Grove. Gum Grove became Huntsville, Ky. in honor of Daniel. He was a Master Mason, a member of Rochester Lodge No. 270. He and Sarah Catherine gave land and built the Methodist Church which is still being used for worship today (1983). He also gave the land in back of the church which is used for the cemetery in which he, his wife, some children and grandchildren are buried . He is believed to be the first settler, having built a house there in Gum Grove as a bachelor and took his bride to Huntsville and remained for their lifetime. FROM ANOTHER SOURCE: DANIEL HUNT, a brother of Dr. Alexander Hunt, was born in Butler County, September 13, 1832. He is a son of John and Anna (Jenkins) Hunt, above mentioned. He was educated in the common schools of the district in which he resided, and at the age of nineteen launched himself upon the sea of life; his first undertaking was to construct a flat-boat on Mud River, on which he shipped a load of staves to New Orleans; the undertaking proved successful, and for several years he continued in the same business; then for three years he worked in a tobacco warehouse for the firm of Tanner & Campbell, and in that time bought and paid for 196 acres of land, where he now resides, in Butler County, to which he has added by subsequent purchase. He now owns 600 acres in Butler County and 160 acres in the State of Kansas.His farm is well improved and well kept, and he is among the most prosperous farmers in Butler County. Mr. Hunt is a Democrat politically, and in 1857 was elected constable, in which capacity he served twelve years, afterward held the office of magistrate in Butler County four years. In 1852, he bought and gathered from among the hills of Butler County, 250 head of wild sheep, which, with one assistant, he drove a distance of 150 miles through unbroken forests, to a market at Louisville, Ky. His return trip was made in three days, and on foot. His wife, Sarah C. Watkins, whom he married in 1857, is a native of Butler County; they are the parents of twelve children, ten of whom are living: Camelier J., Mary E., Henry, Warner, Vidia, Lydia J., Eridine, Williard, Lily M. and Bertha; those deceased are Nettie D. and Oscar. Mr. Hunt has been a member of the Methodist Church for thirty years; his wife and three children are also members of the same church. Hr. [sic] Hunt is a Master Mason, and a member of the Rochester Lodge, No. 270. He is a progressive citizen, and one of the "solid" men of Butler County; he takes a leading part in all public enterprises, and is a strong patron of schools and churches. CHILD NOTES: Granville HUNT CHILD NOTES: Sarah Ann HUNT "Sallie" CHILD NOTES: Celia Jane HUNT CHILD NOTES: Mary HUNT "Molly" CHILD NOTES: Joel Greenberry HUNT "Joe" General: According to Clara Hunt Miller, Joel and Sarah had 14 children (I.G.I. lists) See FGS in my file for children according to I.G.I. CHILD NOTES: Elizabeth Wayne HUNT CHILD NOTES: Samuel HUNT CHILD NOTES: Zachariah HUNT General: One source gives "Zacceus" as his name. SOURCES Felicia's file on the WEBSITE sbh END

Tamara et. al Is this your John Franklin? Family Group Record ====================================================================== ==================== Husband: James Andrews HUNT ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Birth: 1819 Indiana Death: 1884 Oregon Marriage: abt 1848 Father: George HUNT (b 17 Aug 1775) Mother: Patsy WHITEHEAD ====================================================================== ==================== Wife: Fannie Catherine WARRINER ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- Birth: 1830 Death: 1869 ====================================================================== ==================== Children ====================================================================== ==================== 1 F Ellen Hale HUNT Birth: 1849 Death: 1864 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 2 M Thomas Lanier HUNT Birth: 1851 Death: 1891 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 3 F Sabra Warriner HUNT Birth: 1854 Indiana Death: 1869 Arkansas ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 4 M Nicholas Smith HUNT Birth: 20 Oct 1858 Indiana Death: Mar 1909 Pullman, , Washington Spouse: Elizabeth Rebecca FULLERTON ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 5 M Lewis HUNT Birth: 1861 Death: 1864 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 6 F Harriett Martha HUNT "Hattie" Birth: 15 Apr 1865 Winterset, , Iowa Death: aft 1956 Spokane, , Washington Spouse: John Harrison MCKENZIE (m 1884) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------- 7 M John Franklin HUNT Birth: 27 Jan 1868 Humboldt, , Kansas ====================================================================== ==================== Prepared 12 Nov 1998 by: Sanford B. Hunt ====================================================================== ==================== FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: James Andrews HUNT General: Living in Wayne Co. IN in 1850 with his sister and brother-in-law Nicholas and Rebecca (Hunt)_ Smith. James Andrews Hunt is mentioned in a narrative (A Glance At the Past) written in 1900 by his brother, John Mason Hunt , as having gone across the plains in 1844 to Oregon from where he returned two years later with tales of the place which prompted several of those who heard him to sell their farms and move to Oregon. Further details of James Andrews are not known. WIFE NOTES: Fannie Catherine WARRINER CHILD NOTES: Ellen Hale HUNT CHILD NOTES: Thomas Lanier HUNT General: Was married early, but his wife died within a few weeks and he never remarried. CHILD NOTES: Sabra Warriner HUNT General: Killed when thrown from a horse. CHILD NOTES: Nicholas Smith HUNT General: Had four children at Pullman, WA. CHILD NOTES: Lewis HUNT CHILD NOTES: Harriett Martha HUNT "Hattie" General: Had seven children---not named, and was living in 1956 in Spokane, WA. CHILD NOTES: John Franklin HUNT General: Was married, but had no children. SOURCES Hunt WEBsite(Felicia File) Sandy in Lubbock TX

Further on the subject of Christopher and son John as shown in our Felicia FILES. "Have no proof, but Bill Hunt of Fairport, N.Y. and Clara Hunt Miller of Ca.believe Christopher to be a s/o Ralph III and brother to Memucan. Christopher transfered 100 acres of land in Anson Co., N. Carolina "granted to me 24 Apr. 1762" and was in Cheraw Dist., Craven Co., S. Carolina when he sold this on 10 March 1763 to William S. Sherley. See Mitchell Hunt's mss. on this individual in my file. Served in the Continental line, Rev. War record #3877-B. He died of smallpox, intestate. His wife, Catey, was administratrix of his estate. Moved from Granville Co., N.C. to near Lynches' Creek, S.C. between 1774 and 1776, apparently. Lived "less than 30 miles from Camden". On pg. 82 of Andrea I, Andrea is speaking of the will of Thomas Blassingame Hunt and states: "This family of Hunt in my extensive Hunt ms. came with Blassingames and others from old Cheraw and Georgetown Dist....He was a son of Christopher Hunt who wed Catey Blassingame...all came down from Virginia via N.C." END

Thanks for the info. I have looked at the Leonardo genealogy files and have not been able to find the reference to the power of attorney to THomas B. HUNT but have found the power of attorney to Thomas Blassingham as his "trusty friend". I know of no direct proof that this John HUNT who was sherriff of Greenville Co. SC was the son of Christopher HUNT. I have seen other references that Christopher HUNT died of Small pox during the revolutionary War. Does anyone have a source for this claim? THanks for everybodies help especially Sandy! Regards JON BAXTER > -----Original Message----- > From: SANFORD B HUNT [SMTP:SBH3@prodigy.net] > Sent: Wednesday, November 11, 1998 4:32 PM > To: Baxter, Jon; HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] John Hunt and the Regulators Petition of 1769 > > This is what I have from the Felicia File: > .. > Moved from Chesterfield Co., S.C. to Union Co., along with brothers > Thomas B. > and William in about 1787. He then moved to Greenville Co., S.C., > where he was > Sheriff from 1792 to 1794, and in 1794, moved to Bracken Co., > Kentucky. In > 1803, he gave his brother, Thomas power of attorney to sign all legal > papers > for him in Union Co., S.C. and after the death of Thomas, gave > similar power to > "his friend, Thomas Blassinghame of Union Co., S.C.". He may have > gone to > Georgia for a time, before moving to Kentucky. > > SERVICE: Militia Duty in Water's Regiment, and Brandon's Regiment. > Ref. Audited Act of John Hunt for Militia duty-aa 3879 PPLkk-3kk, > South Carolina Dept. of Archives and History. (Per DAR records). > > DAR records do not agree with those shown re children and some dates > ******************************************************** > He was the son of Catherine Blassingame and Christopher Hunt and > brother of Charles Jefferson Hunt of the MORMON Brigade > Whether he was the one who signed the delaration I don't know. > Felicia Gourdin <fgourdin@mindspring.com> might have the answer. > > Sandy in Lyubbock

Dear fellow researchers: It seems I have been shaking the wrong trees in my search for Alexander Hunt. I have discovered that he was born in Krikatala, Varmland Sweden in the mid-1800's. Here are some of the other stats I now have for him. m. Caroline Rose 13 January 1864 in Salina, Kansas Children: Josephine, William A., Mary A., Emma, Frank, August, Anna Emma, Ellen E. and my grandmother, Theodora Blinda Caroline Rose also came from Sweden and settled in Illinois where she married Geo Samuelson, her first husband. Her family name was Olsen. So, any Hunts with Swedish ties may find some connections for me, I guess. Thanks for your time. Regards, Stephanie Dahlberg

Just thought I would try my luck out again. Had been awhile since I posted so will see what I come up with.I am looking for my gggGrandparents John Franklin Hunt b. 1848 d.1932 and Delilah Catherine Lewis Hunt b.1848. They had there children and raised there families in Falmouth , Illinois Jasper County. there childrens names are Mark Herbert Hunt, James hunt, Paul Hunt, Ray Hunt, And Frank Hunt. If this family sounds familiar to anyone please let me know. Thanks, Tamara Wilkerson hoosiers@digital.net Sebring, Fl

>From the (in part) History of Butler Co., KY, A History of Butler Co., Ky and Its People (1987) - "The community of Huntsville was named for Daniel Hunt." He was the s/o John Hunt and Ann Jenkins Hunt, who came from N. Carolina and settled near Mud River, the section of the Hunt Settlement which was located in Butler County. The settlement was partially in Muhlenberg County. The Butler County portion was known as Gum Grove, from the many gum trees in that locality. Some early residents were families by the name of Hunt, Jenkins, Reid, Manley, Taylor, Vaughn, Anderson, Brooks, Fleming, Cowen and Porter. (just to mention a few). On the Rochester Road, adjacent to his farm Daniel Hunt opened the first general merchancdise store in the community, and Gum Gove became Huntsville. Daniel Hunt in later years sold the store to George Ward. Although Huntsville had been a small village for several years, no post office was established until 23 Oct 1878 when Ellen E. Cowen was appointed postmistress and served until 1882. Those following her were (incl. others): Burnie Hunt, 1891 & 1912., Samuel Fleming, 1910, Roy Vaughn, 1945 and Buddy Porter, 1987. The town of Huntsville was incorporated in 1899 and discontinued by an act of the legislature in 1920. William W. Reid operated a tanyard in Huntsville on what was called "Reid Hill". In 1951, Huntsville had three stores, one mill, three churches and one school. The churches were the Methodist, Baptist and Chruch of Christ. Does anyone recognize this Hunt (NC & KY) family and others living in Huntsville, Butler Co., KY? Many thanks! Carol Garrett ckgleo@aol.com

http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/recent.asp Bibliography: Tami, Chris. New York City Wills, Vol. 1. Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 1998. Spanning the years 1665 to 1707 free for 10 days ----------------------------- Page 14.--EDWARD JESSUP, Westchester. "Being sicke and weake," leaves to daughter Elizabeth Hunt 20 shillings, "besides what I have already given her." To daughter Hannah Jessup £35, to be paid when at age of 18. Legacies to son Edward, to grandchild Mary Hunt, to cousin Johana Burroughs, and to Derrick Garrison. Makes wife, Elizabeth, sole executrix, and leaves her all lands, houses, and goods, and "she is to bring up my two children in the fear of God." "I appoint my well beloved friends, Richard Cornhill, Justice of the Peace, Mrs. Sarah Bridges, my brother-in-law John Burrows, and Ralph Hunt overseers of my will, and to be assistants to my executrix." Dated, August 6, 1666. Witnesses, William Gouldstone, John Richardson, Richard Horton. Proved at Flushing, November 14, 1666. "This will was proved at Sessions, by the Governor's special order." Witness to Inventory, Thomas Hunt. ----------------------------- Page 57.--JOHN LARRISON, Sr., New Town. "My will is that Wm. Heyward be disposed of by my daughter Abigail until he be 21." Leaves to son John 55 bushels of wheat, due from John Cleve of Utrecht. Rest of estate to son John and daughter Abigail. Leaves to wife (not named) 20s. and makes her executrix. Dated December 5, 1670. Witnesses, Wm. Loveridge, Gersham Moore, John Ramsden. Inventory taken September 7, 1671, by John Burroughs, Thomas Lawrence, and Ralph Hunt, mentions "House and land £75." ----------------------------- Page 127.--WM. BETTS, Yonkers. "The Twelfth day of the Twelfth month 1673." "I William Betts of the Yonckers Plantation, in the Jurisdiction now of New Orange so called." Leaves to wife Alice, "house, barn and home lot, and meadows that are lying by my house lot," also one third of my lot in the Planting Field, during her life. Also leaves her household goods. Leaves to son Samuel Betts, after his wife's decease, the said house, Home lot and meadows, and one third of all lands in the Yonckers Plantation. Also a Home lot next to the home lot of Goodman Newman, in the Town of Westchester. Also six acres of meadow next to Samel Barrets, in the west meadow of Westchester. Leaves to son Hopestill Betts, one third of his lands in the Planting Field, and one third of the rest of his lands in the Yonckers Plantation. Also "eight acres of fresh meadow lying to the west of Long neck in Westchester." Leaves to son John Betts, one third of land in the Planting Field and one third of land in the Yonckers Plantation, also two six acre lots of meadow in the west meadow of Westchester, next to Consider Woods, and six acres I bought of Cregier, next to Consider Woods, and the other six acre lot lying between the meadow of Edward Walters and meadow of Joseph Hunt, of Westchester. And he is to live with his mother during her life, and manage her farm and stock. Also leaves to son John, "my house and orchard and two home lots next to the orchard, and eleven acres of upland by the west meadow and one and a quarter acres of salt meadow on the south end of Quimby's neck, all of which lie in the bounds of Westchester." Leaves to daughter Mehitabel Tippetts 20 shillings. To John Barrett, son of Samuel Barrett, twenty acres of upland, eastward upon the hills by Eastchester path in the Yonckers Plantation, and one acre in the west meadows, "my meadow at Yonckers which hath been wrongfully taken from me," if recovered is left to his three sons. Witnesses, Francis French, John Barrett. Wife Alice Betts is confirmed as executrix, January 2, 1675. ----------------------------- Page 135.--Inventory of estate of George Tippetts, of Yonckers, late deceased, taken September 29, 1675, by Thomas Hunt, Sr., of Westchester, Wm. Hayden, of Eastchester, and Edward Griffing, of Flushing. "Tract of land and meadow be purchased of Elias Doughty, with the new dwelling house, orchard and barn." £100. Debts owing to Captain JOHN MANNING, "Blydenburgh of New York," Robert Story, Thomas Pritchard, John Cooley, Timothy Winter, Westchester, Thomas Farrington, Westchester, John Hadding, John Baker, of Fordham, John Veale, of Westchester. ----------------------------- RALPH HUNT, Newtown. "It is my will to have my son Edward sole executor, and he is to give to his other three brothers as they come of age, their portions by equal divisions." "As for my daughter Mary, I doe give her two cows, six sheep, and the feather bed I now lye on." "As to my daughter Anna's three children I give to each of them a sheep." This will of mine being writ when I had my perfect memory, although very sicke and weake. Captain Betts and John Burroughs I do desire to be overseers with my son-in-law Theophilus Phillips." Dated January 12, 1676/7. Witnesses, Edward Stevenson, John Hayter, Thomas Morell. Codicil January 13, 1676/7, "my daughter Anna shall have as good a portion with that she hath already as any of the rest of my children. And as for the red coat she now has in possession, it is to be valued and one-half given to my daughter Mary." Witnesses, Joseph Burroughs, Edward Hunt. Administration granted to son Edward February 26, 1676/7. ----------------------------- JOHN RICHARDSON, Westchester. Leaves to wife Martha, "all my housing and orchard and all moveables, without and within, and all my land and meadow in the Planting neck, and all the Long Neck, that runs southward from Thomas Hunt's new dwelling house, to the Sound. During her life." Leaves to son in law Joseph Hadley, a pasture of 8 acres at or about the first spring. "To my 3 daughters, Bethia, wife of Joseph Ketcham, of Newtown, Mary, wife of Joseph Hadley, and Elizabeth, wife of Gabriel Leggett, all the meadow that is already divided, on this side of the river, above the Planting neck." Leaves to Joseph Richardson, "my brother's son," in England, 100 acres of land, if he come within the space of one whole year. If he does not come, then it is to go to his wife Martha. Leaves rest of estate to his three daughters. Makes Wm. Richardson, and Richard Panton of Westchester, and Jonathan Hazzard of Newtown executors. Dated November 16, 1679. Witnesses, Walter Webly, John Laurence, Thomas Hunt, Jr., Edward Walters. ----------------------------- THOMAS HUNT, Westchester. "In the name of God, Amen. I, Thomas Hunt, Sr., of the Grove Farm, in Westchester, being at this time weak in body. In order to settle and distribute my estate and to prevent all discords and troubles, that might otherwise arise among my children," I leave to Josiah Hunt, the eldest son of my son Josiah Hunt, and to his heirs male, all my lands and meadows, known and called by the name of the Grove Farms, as mentioned in my Patent, granted by Governor Richard Nicolls, Dated the 4 of December, 1667, with all the houses and improvements thereon, with all household goods and articles of husbandry, and all live stock. And I do entail the said lands to his heirs male, from generation to generation, and no part of the same to be sold or disposed of. If he die without issue, then to his next surviving brother. I leave to my four sons, Thomas, Joseph, John, and Josiah £10 each. To my daughter, Abigail Pinckney, £10. Legacies to grandchildren, Abigail, daughter of my son Thomas, Abigail, daughter of my son Josiah, Martha, daughter of my son Joseph. My negro man Mungo is to live on the farm seven years, and then to be free. I desire my friends William Laurence, of Flushing, and Thomas Stevenson, of Newtown, to be overseers of my will. In witness whereof I, the said Thomas Hunt, Sr., have hereunto set my hand and seal, this First day of October, 1694. Witnesses, Robert Hoyt, Joseph Haviland, Edward Collier. ----------------------------- "Inventory of estate of THOMAS HUNT, SR., of the Grove Farm, in Westchester, who died the 8th day of February, 1694." 12 cows and 11 oxen, £112; 17 head of young cattle, £30; 30 bushels of wheat, £6; 20 bushels of Rye, £2.5s.; 25 bushels of Indian corn, £2.10s.; houses, lands, orchards and meadow, £226.16.6. Large amount of household goods, etc. Taken February 14, 1694, by John Drake and Edward Collier. ----------------------------- Page 75.--Benjamin Fletcher, Captain-General and Governor, etc. To all to whom these presents may come. Know ye that at Fort William Henry, in the city of New York, on the 27th day of February, 1694/5, the last will of THOMAS HUNT, SR., late of Westchester, was proved, and Letters of administration granted to Josiah Hunt. ----------------------------- Page 209.--Marriage license granted to JOSIAH HUNT, JR., and BETHRA FERGUESON, December 20, 1697. ----------------------------- [Mandate of Lord Cornbury in Latin.] To all Rectors, Chaplains, Curates and ministers, and to Caleb Heathcote, Henry Hunt and Josiah Hunt, Church Wardens of the Parish of Westchester, Eastchester, Yonkers, and Manor of Pelham, commanding them to induct the Rev. JOHN BARTOW, as Rector in the said Parish, now vacant, and to put him in possession of the Rectory, Glebe, and Church property. Given under the Prerogative seal of this Province, November 9, 1702. _______________________________________Cornbury._ [Latin.] By virtue of the above written mandate, and in the presence of Hugh Farquhar and Thomas Hunt, Joseph Haviland, Daniel Clark, and Edward Collier. We William Vesey, Clergyman, and Josiah Hunt, Church Warden of the Parish of Westchester and Eastchester, have inducted the Rev. JOHN BARTOW, in the Parish Church of Eastchester, Westchester, Yonkers, and Manor of Pelham, and put him in possession of the Rectory, Glebe, and Parish property. In Testimony whereof we had subscribed these Presents, December 6, 1702. We whose names are underwritten, doe certifie and declare, that on Sunday the 6 day of December, anno Domini 1702, JOHN BARTOW, Clerk, after his induction, did in the Parish Church of Westchester, read the morning and evening service, according to the exact form by Act of Parliament prescribed, and immediately after the reading of ye aforesaid service did declare his unfeigned assent and consent to all contained and prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer, as the Law in such cases directs, before ye Congregation on the said day assembled, and also did read ye books of ye 39 Articles of the Church of England, with the ratification. And immediately after ye reading of ye aforesaid Articles and Ratification before the Congregation, did declare, at the above said time and place, his unfeigned assent and consent to them, and to all things therein contained. In Testimony whereof we who were present have hereunto subscribed our names this 6th day of December anno Dom., 1702. William Vesey, Joseph Haviland, Edward Collier, Thomas Hunt, Hugh Farquhar, William Willett, Josiah Hunt, John Williams. ________________________________Daniel_Honan,_Sec._ ----------------------------- Page 234.--ROBERT HUESTIS, Sr. In the name of God, Amen. I, Robert Huestis, Sr., of the Burrough and Town of Westchester, being sick and weak. I leave to my wife Elizabeth all personal estate, whatsoever. I leave to my son, Robert Huestis, Jr., all my land at Stony Brook, with the pasture lands thereto adjoining, with all my meadow at the rear of said lands, and he is to pay to his sisters, Elizabeth Molyneux and Abigail Hunt, £10 each. I leave to my son, Samuel Huestis, part of my meadow at the head of the neck, beginning at the head of the cove to the little creek. I leave to my son John Huestis all my meadow lying at the ditches between Edward Collier's and Daniel Turner's meadow, and also my forty acres of land at Long Beach, and he is to pay to my daughter, Sarah Betts, £5. I leave to my son, Jonathan Huestis, the remainder of my meadow at the head of the neck, with all the upland thereto adjoining, and my six acres of land, not disposed of in the last division. I also give him a £25 right of Commonage, and he is to pay to my daughter, Sarah Betts, £5. I leave to my son, David Huestis, 1 shilling, and to my daughter, Mary Collier, 1 shilling. I leave to my son Robert a £25 right of Commonage. I make my wife Elizabeth and Josiah Hunt, Sr., executors. Dated November 19, 1701. Witnesses, Henry Taylor, John Bayley, Richard Ward. Proved before Lord Cornbury, March 20, 1704/5. ----------------------------- Page 296.--DANIEL TURNER. In the name of God, Amen. I, Daniel Turner, of the Burrough and town of Westchester, being very sick and weak. I leave to my wife, Margaret Turner, all my movable estate, with full use of houses and lands till my son, Daniel Turner, comes of age, and then to him and his heirs and assigns forever. He paying to my three daughters as follows, viz., to Martha, £80, to Mary £50, to Rebecca, £50. I leave to my kinsman, John Forgarson, son of John Forgarson, Jr., the lot and pasture which they live upon, provided that his mother, Mary Forgarson, my dear sister, shall have the use of the same during her life time. I also leave him all the out lands which now or hereafter shall fall by virtue of the privilege of said lot, he paying to his kinsman, William Forgarson, £10. I make my friends, Samuel Palmer, Josiah Hunt, of Grove Farm, and Thomas Baxter, Jr., executors. Dated May 19, 1705. Witnesses, John Hunt, Thomas Baxter, Edward Collier. Proved before Lord Cornbury, February 19, 1705/6.

On 15 October 1559 Thomas Hunt, a baker, m. Alice Pollard in or near Cossington, Leicestershire, England.(Possibly St. Martins Parish). This line is complete through male descendants to 1998. A search for Thomas parents is underway. Thomas had a son Thomas and a grandson Thomas.Your help is solicited. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock Texas USA

This is what I have from the Felicia File: .. Moved from Chesterfield Co., S.C. to Union Co., along with brothers Thomas B. and William in about 1787. He then moved to Greenville Co., S.C., where he was Sheriff from 1792 to 1794, and in 1794, moved to Bracken Co., Kentucky. In 1803, he gave his brother, Thomas power of attorney to sign all legal papers for him in Union Co., S.C. and after the death of Thomas, gave similar power to "his friend, Thomas Blassinghame of Union Co., S.C.". He may have gone to Georgia for a time, before moving to Kentucky. SERVICE: Militia Duty in Water's Regiment, and Brandon's Regiment. Ref. Audited Act of John Hunt for Militia duty-aa 3879 PPLkk-3kk, South Carolina Dept. of Archives and History. (Per DAR records). DAR records do not agree with those shown re children and some dates ******************************************************** He was the son of Catherine Blassingame and Christopher Hunt and brother of Charles Jefferson Hunt of the MORMON Brigade Whether he was the one who signed the delaration I don't know. Felicia Gourdin <fgourdin@mindspring.com> might have the answer. Sandy in Lyubbock

> The followong men signed the Meckleberg declaration of Independence in > 1769. > > Benjamin Covington------------- Thomas Arrington------------------- John > Morgan > Isam Haley ----------------------- Thomas Mackneih------------------- > James Burcham > Silas Haley----------------------- Thomas Fox ---------------------- James > Sanders > George Belvin------------------- Henry Stokes ---------------------- > Joseph Morris > William Blewet ------------------- John Brooks Junr ------------------- > Samuel Sowel > Charles Sowell------------------- William Lucas Junr ------------------- > Welcome Ussery > James Gibson------------------- Joseph Allen ---------------------- > Matthew Raiford junr > William Gibson ------------------- William Morris Junr------------------- > Elisha Thomson > John Hunt-------------------------- Lewis Sowell--------------------- John > Thompson > Richard Braswell------------------- John Skinner------------------- Goin > C. Morgan > George Braswell ------------------- Jesse Wallas > > I would appreciate any input from HUNT researchers about this John HUNT. > > Is he the same John HUNT who married Martha Jenkins and was living in > Greenville SC C1785? Did he later move to Bracken Co. KY and Edwards ILL? > Was he a son of Christopher HUNT and Catey Blassingame? > > PLease contact through the HUNT list or jonbaxter@usa.net > > THis petition is associated with Anson Co. NC, and later with the battle > of Alamance. At the time 1769 Anson county included western North Carolina > and northern South Caarolina. >

The followong men signed the Meckleberg declaration of Independence in 1769. Benjamin Covington------------- Thomas Arrington------------------- John Morgan Isam Haley ----------------------- Thomas Mackneih------------------- James Burcham Silas Haley----------------------- Thomas Fox ---------------------- James Sanders George Belvin------------------- Henry Stokes ---------------------- Joseph Morris William Blewet ------------------- John Brooks Junr ------------------- Samuel Sowel Charles Sowell------------------- William Lucas Junr ------------------- Welcome Ussery James Gibson------------------- Joseph Allen ---------------------- Matthew Raiford junr William Gibson ------------------- William Morris Junr------------------- Elisha Thomson John Hunt-------------------------- Lewis Sowell--------------------- John Thompson Richard Braswell------------------- John Skinner------------------- Goin C. Morgan George Braswell ------------------- Jesse Wallas I would appreciate any input from HUNT researchers about this John HUNT. Is he the same John HUNT who married Martha Jenkins and was living in Greenville SC C1785? Did he later move to Bracken Co. KY and Edwards ILL? Was he a son of Christopher HUNT and Catey Blassingame? PLease contact through the HUNT list or jonbaxter@usa.net

Hello everyone, Just looking for someone in the group doing research on the KY Hunts from Bath/Fleming Co area circa 1790-1820. My group moved from that area to Greenup Co, KY between 1826 - 1830. I've got a few Greenup Co Hunts on my genealogy page: http://www.zoomnet.net/~jamburg/hunt.html To do an easier search go to http://www.zoomnet.net/~jamburg/surnames.htm and choose HUNT from the list. Joseph Amburgey

Helps wonderfully. Thank you very much. It is starting to look like there were at least 4 separate Hunt groups in Cortland Co, if not more. Japhet Hunt from Columbia Co. NY (arrived before 1800 census) Samuel D. Hunt from Broome Co. NY (arrived in Cortland in abt 1853) Asa Hunt from CT (arrived in 1827) Simeon Hunt from RI/Mass - Arrived circa 1820. There is also a Dorus Hunt who arrived late, but I suspect he is connected to Asa. They have a lot of the same lines in common. In the 1870 census, Dorus was 33, so he was born circa 1837. That could mean he is 1 gen down from Asa, but I have all of Asa's children documented. He might be a nephew or something. I suspect that Dorus is from the Washington Co. NY area, since a Dorus Hunt married a Jane Thornton there during the 1860's and Thornton's appear in every other line of my genealogy. Thanks again. Vicki -----Original Message----- From: Everett Hunt <evhunt@worldnet.att.net> To: Hunt List <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: Vicki Titus <vtitus@ipa.net> Date: Wednesday, November 11, 1998 11:57 AM Subject: Simeon Hunt, Cortland Co, NY >In May Vicki Titus posted a query on Simeon Hunt of Cortland Co., NY. > >Finally found him: Simeon Hunt b Providence RI 11 Mar 1779 d South Cortland >NY 1872. He was descended from the Rehoboth/Weymouth Hunts as follows: > >Enoch Hunt d bef 1647 m Dorothie _____ > Peter Hunt d Rehoboth, MA 21 Oct 1692 m Elizabeth Smith > Ephraim Hunt b 31 Mar 1661 d 9 May 1694 m Rebecca ____ (remarried David >Carpenter) > John Hunt b 9 Mar 1688 d 15 Oct 1751 m 11 Dec 1712 Susanna Sweeting > Simeon Hunt b 15 Jan 1724 m Elizabeth Donnison > John Hunt b 11 Jul 1755 d 31 May 1819 m Ruth Straight > Simeon (above) Siblings were Eliza D., Nancy, John, John >Donnison, William Donnison, Mary Ann and Abby S. (All except the last >two were born in Providence RI and the last two were born in >Rehoboth, MA) > >Reference: Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island, Vol III, J. >H. Beers & Co., 1908. > >Hope this helps. > >Everett Hunt/CA >evhunt@worldnet.att.net >

In May Vicki Titus posted a query on Simeon Hunt of Cortland Co., NY. Finally found him: Simeon Hunt b Providence RI 11 Mar 1779 d South Cortland NY 1872. He was descended from the Rehoboth/Weymouth Hunts as follows: Enoch Hunt d bef 1647 m Dorothie _____ Peter Hunt d Rehoboth, MA 21 Oct 1692 m Elizabeth Smith Ephraim Hunt b 31 Mar 1661 d 9 May 1694 m Rebecca ____ (remarried David Carpenter) John Hunt b 9 Mar 1688 d 15 Oct 1751 m 11 Dec 1712 Susanna Sweeting Simeon Hunt b 15 Jan 1724 m Elizabeth Donnison John Hunt b 11 Jul 1755 d 31 May 1819 m Ruth Straight Simeon (above) Siblings were Eliza D., Nancy, John, John Donnison, William Donnison, Mary Ann and Abby S. (All except the last two were born in Providence RI and the last two were born in Rehoboth, MA) Reference: Representative Men and Old Families of Rhode Island, Vol III, J. H. Beers & Co., 1908. Hope this helps. Everett Hunt/CA evhunt@worldnet.att.net

Anyone have information on the Dr. William Hunt who is listed in the Seventeenth Century Colonial Dames from Va> Thanks, ABHK

--------- Begin forwarded message ---------- From: "Eric Besch" <ebesch1@email.msn.com> To: <HOKIEME@prodigy.net>, <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Robert Gillman Hunt Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 20:39:12 -0800 (PST) I am looking for a cousin Robert Gillman Hunt. He was born May 15, 1931 in Birmingham, Alabama. His parents, Douglas Lucas Hunt and Mary Winthrop Fassett were married in Chicago August 31, 1927. Douglas was born July 30, 1901, lived for a time in Nashville, TN and was some sort of academician. Robert would be 67 years old now and is also likely an academic. I am working on his branch of the Hunt family and need to contact him. Please contact me directly. Cordially, Eric Eric Besch 2907 Strathaven Lane Abingdon, Maryland 21009 (410) 569-5858 ebesch1@msn.com <mailto:ebesch1@msn.com> --------- End forwarded message ---------- ___________________________________________________________________ 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 am still looking for William HUNT that lived in MI in the mid 1800s. His middle initial may have been J. I have found nothing on him but a little more on his family. William HUNT m. Mary MAHER (b.March 15, 1827 Ireland d. August 20, 1900 Elkhart IN.). They had a son William James HUNT b. Oct 26, 1857 in Detroit MI. William James m. Julia McGOWEN 1891 in Port Huron, MI. In the 1900 census Elkhart IN. Mary Maher HUNT is listed as a widow & had only one child. William James HUNT's father is listed as born in loauala (ENG.). In the 1910 census William James HUNT's father is listed as born in ENG. ERGLSH. Apparently William James & his mother lived together until she died 1n 1900 & possibly moved to Elkhart in 1881, but never a mention of the father William HUNT. They were probably all Catholics. I cannot find Mary Maher HUNT and her son William James HUNT in any other census. I have a note which may or may not be related to the above: William J. HUNT m. Mary Ann 12/May 1844 St. Pancras Old Church. Does anyone know where this church may of been?

Looking for information about Clarence Alfonse Hunt, born in Ithica, New York, about 1852 Married Louise Winona Savage, born July 29, 1870, Lincoln, Nebraska Marriage date unknown. They lived in Nebraska and Iowa. Children: Smith Reed Hunt, January 4, 1894 Louise Hunt, 1896 Charles Fredrick Hunt, April 2, 1909 -- Gary Hunt

Hi Elwyn: On 10/27 you mentioned the Hunts in Granville, Washington County, NY and also in Rennselaer Co. I am trying to place Esther F. Hunt b. 27 Feb 1818 somewhere in NY. I have other connections in Washington County: Leonard, Waldo and Phelps. Is there a chance you have Esther listed in your records? I think her father's name was Moses. Iris Westwood irisw@proaxis.com