The book begins with an explanation of the 14 Hunt siblings born between 1755 and 1776 whose parents are unknown to this day. It is felt, but undocumented, that these siblings were born in Bedford Co., Va. The book gives "some information" on the individual siblings and their children. However, the focus of the book is on William Hunt, Sr., born 1763, (also one of the 14), and his children, with the "major" emphasis on William Hunt Sr.'s son, The Rev. William "Bucky" Hunt (1793-1868) and his descendants in Monroe Co., Tn., Tx, NC, and many other states. The book contains 549 pages and 250 photographs, and is completely indexed. Only 500 printed. Contact: Mrs. Ruby Tidwell Hranicky, 2706 Bretshire Dr., Corpus Christi, Tx 78414. Mrs. Hranicky researched this line for many years. She is not on line.

I need to know if anyone on this list has ever heard of my family. Family history says that our Hunt family changed their name from Von Huntenhoff. This name change happened when they came to America late 1700s. They settled in Indiana. Generation No. 1 1. ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF) was born in Prussia. Child of ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR -HOEF) is: 2. i. ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2 HUNT, b. Rundnedum Rhighn Prussia. Generation No. 2 2. ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2 HUNT (ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born in Rundnedum Rhighn Prussia. He married SARAH "SADIE" MANLANGER. Children of ABRAHAM HUNT and SARAH MANLANGER are: i. LEE3 HUNT. ii. FRANK HUNT. iii. MARY HUNT, m. ELI HUFF. 3. iv. JOB HUNT, b. Abt. 1808, Cincinatti, Ohio; d. Abt. 1912, Flora, Carrol County, Indiana. v. JANE HUNT, m. HIRAM BRADY, January 29, 1833, Campbell County, Kentucky. Generation No. 3 3. JOB3 HUNT (ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born Abt. 1808 in Cincinatti, Ohio, and died Abt. 1912 in Flora, Carrol County, Indiana. He married ROSANNAH STONE August 1835 in Darke County, Ohio, daughter of ISAAC STONE. Children of JOB HUNT and ROSANNAH STONE are: i. ROBERT4 HOBBS. 4. ii. ARNESTRESS HUNT, b. 1836, Wayne County, Indiana; d. Indianapolis, Indiana ??. 5. iii. NANCY EILEEN HUNT, b. 1841, Indiana; d. Bef. 1870, Tipton, Indiana. iv. LYDIA HUNT, b. 1843. 6. v. WILLIAM JOSEPH HUNT, b. 1844, Indiana; d. 1918. 7. vi. JOSHUA HUNT, b. 1846, Indiana; d. Flora, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Indiana. vii. JAMES THOMAS HUNT, b. 1848, Indiana; d. June 06, 1930; m. (1) TILLIE SNIDER; m. (2) JESSIE MALONE, September 06, 1885. 8. viii. HARRIETT (HATTIE) HUNT, b. February 1850, Madison twp., Tipton, Indiana. 9. ix. ABRAHAM HUNT, b. November 25, 1852, Madison Twp.,Tipton, Indiana; d. July 12, 1909, Kokomo, Indiana. 10. x. GEORGE WASHINGTON HUNT, b. July 02, 1855, Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana. 11. xi. SARAH MARGARET HUNT, b. December 1856, Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana; d. April 11, 1948, Mishawaka, St. Joseph, Indiana. 12. xii. JASPER HENRY HUNT, b. 1860, Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana. Generation No. 4 4. ARNESTRESS4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born 1836 in Wayne County, Indiana, and died in Indianapolis, Indiana ??. He married MARIAH A. HUTCHINSON September 14, 1859 in Tipton, Indiana, daughter of HIRAM HUTCHINSON and MARY MCDANIEL. Children of ARNESTRESS HUNT and MARIAH HUTCHINSON are: i. LENA5 HUNT. ii. MONROE HUNT. iii. ISAAC NEWTON HUNT, b. 1860. iv. CHARLES L. HUNT, b. 1863; m. MATILDA WILSON. v. FRANCES MARION HUNT, b. August 28, 1866, Indianapolis, Indiana; d. March 06, 1951, Kokomo, Indiana; m. MARY JANE MCKEE. vi. LEVI BYRD HUNT, b. August 28, 1866; m. MINNIE ALLEO LEMANS. vii. MARY R. HUNT, b. 1871. viii. HETTIE M. HUNT, b. 1873. 5. NANCY EILEEN4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born 1841 in Indiana, and died Bef. 1870 in Tipton, Indiana. She married WILLIAM COLVIN October 14, 1856 in Tipton, Indiana. Children of NANCY HUNT and WILLIAM COLVIN are: i. LYDIA5 COLVIN, b. 1858, Indiana. ii. ALVA C. COLVIN, b. 1866, Indiana. 6. WILLIAM JOSEPH4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born 1844 in Indiana, and died 1918. He married CAROLYN TIEGLE. Child of WILLIAM HUNT and CAROLYN TIEGLE is: i. ROLAND MERRITT5 HUNT, b. June 09, 1888, Rockford, Iowa; d. 1962; m. SARAH L. BOYD, February 28, 1912, Creston, Iowa. 7. JOSHUA4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born 1846 in Indiana, and died in Flora, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Indiana. He married NANCY J. WATCHBAW. Children of JOSHUA HUNT and NANCY WATCHBAW are: i. ARRA5 HUNT, b. 1871. ii. ROSA HUNT, b. 1873. iii. LITA HUNT, b. 1874. iv. GEORGE HUNT, b. 1879. v. HARRY HUNT, b. 1879. 8. HARRIETT (HATTIE)4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born February 1850 in Madison twp., Tipton, Indiana. She married GEORGE W. RITTENHOUSE October 19, 1872 in Tipton, Indiana. Children of HARRIETT HUNT and GEORGE RITTENHOUSE are: i. JESS5 RITTENHOUSE, d. December 23, 1952. ii. ROSIE RITTENHOUSE, m. WILL NOAKS. iii. JOSEPHINE BELL RITTENHOUSE, b. December 08, 1869; d. September 28, 1948; m. STEVENSON. 9. ABRAHAM4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born November 25, 1852 in Madison Twp.,Tipton, Indiana, and died July 12, 1909 in Kokomo, Indiana. He married MARGARET ALLEN HENRY April 10, 1873 in Kellyville, Indiana, daughter of JOHN HENRY and MARTHA STURGIS. Children of ABRAHAM HUNT and MARGARET HENRY are: i. EMMA VIOLA5 HUNT, b. December 27, 1874, Radnor, Indiana; d. June 29, 1973, Earlimart, California; m. (1) DOANE PAUL SWISHER, May 26, 1891, Grand Creek, Illinois; m. (2) PHILANDER SHEFFIELD WRIGHT, September 01, 1903, United Brethern Church, Red Oak, Iowa; m. (3) GEORGE WILLIAM BROTHERTON, November 01, 1912, First Baptist Church of Creston, Iowa. ii. MARTHA ANN HUNT, b. February 24, 1877; d. December 06, 1900; m. FRANK MAJORS. iii. AARON T. HUNT, b. April 02, 1879; d. April 29, 1931, Kokomo, Indiana; m. SARAH ELIZABETH REED. iv. WESLEY EDWARD HUNT, b. January 15, 1881; d. September 12, 1899. v. JENNY CATHERINE HUNT, b. January 16, 1883, Jefferson, Clinton County, Indiana; d. December 20, 1955, Danville, Illionois; m. (1) GEORGE AARON TRUNK; m. (2) ABLE SCHULZ. vi. JAMES ABRAHAM HUNT, b. December 27, 1886, Flora, Carrol County, Indiana; d. March 07, 1955, Kokomo, Indiana; m. VIOLET ESTELLA HAND, 1906. vii. JOSEPH EMMERT HUNT, b. December 31, 1890; d. December 06, 1962; m. LORENA PEARL WILSON. 10. GEORGE WASHINGTON4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born July 02, 1855 in Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana. He married ELIZA "LIZZIE" JANE ARMSTRONG 1875 in Indiana. Children of GEORGE HUNT and ELIZA ARMSTRONG are: i. SARAH LUCINDA5 HUNT, b. August 17, 1876; m. BILL SILLS. ii. JOBIE WILLIAM HUNT, b. November 02, 1877; m. NANCY. iii. LAURA MAE HUNT, b. March 14, 1880; m. JOSH PANEY. iv. ANNA MARER HUNT, b. February 25, 1883; m. JIM MARIER. v. LULA JENNITTA HUNT, b. November 01, 1886; m. ABE FIKE. vi. VIRGIN MARY HUNT, b. May 24, 1889; m. HAP ANDERSON. vii. FRANCIS LEROY HUNT, b. May 08, 1892. viii. THRESSA HUNT, b. February 28, 1894; m. JAP PITZER. ix. VIRGIL VERNON HUNT, b. June 23, 1896; d. August 05, 1898. x. SYLVIA MORIE HUNT, b. May 23, 1899; m. ANTHONY FILMORE. 11. SARAH MARGARET4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born December 1856 in Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana, and died April 11, 1948 in Mishawaka, St. Joseph, Indiana. She married ANDREW JACKSON BAKER October 24, 1872 in Tipton, Indiana, son of WILLIAM BAKER and ELIZABETH SKINNER. Children of SARAH HUNT and ANDREW BAKER are: i. STELLA ROSETTA5 BAKER, b. April 29, 1877, Tipton, Indiana; d. September 02, 1947, Mishawaka, St. Joseph, Indiana; m. GEORGE W. ALLEN, August 30, 1894, Carroll, Indiana. ii. DOLLIE OLLIE BAKER, b. August 11, 1879; d. November 09, 1963; m. ROBERT HUNTSBURGER. iii. ROSE ANNE BAKER, b. December 06, 1881, Indiana; d. June 26, 1950; m. (1) ED MARTIN; m. (2) JOHN LOUIS COLLINS, November 15, 1898. iv. WILLIAM ALVIN BAKER, b. November 13, 1882, Flora, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Indiana; d. December 03, 1947. v. HATTIE LORETTA BAKER, b. February 15, 1884, Indiana; d. February 10, 1950; m. (1) GEORGE BAILEY; m. (2) ??? MIKESELL. vi. MINNIE ALICE BAKER, b. October 15, 1886, Flora, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Indiana; d. August 25, 1950; m. JOSEPH "ED" QUINN. vii. DAISY AGNES BAKER, b. June 25, 1889; d. January 02, 1891. viii. FLOSSIE BAKER, b. March 22, 1891, Flora, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Indiana; m. FRED C. CLEMMONS. 12. JASPER HENRY4 HUNT (JOB3, ABRAHAM (VON HUNTENHOFF) LONGMAN2, ISERA VON HUNTENHOFF (OR1 -HOEF)) was born 1860 in Madison Twp., Tipton, Indiana. He married FLORENCE HUGHES. Children of JASPER HUNT and FLORENCE HUGHES are: i. KATHERINE5 HUNT, m. JORDEN. ii. MARGARET HUNT, m. SIMMONS. iii. ALICE HUNT, m. LANNG. iv. ARLEEN HUNT, m. MARTENSON. v. MONROE CARLYLE HUNT. vi. FAY HUNT, m. STURLIN. vii. CALVIN HUNT. I need to know if they really were named Von Huntenhoff or if this family connects to other Hunts. I have never found the name Von Huntenhoff in any books. Thank you for any help, Cheryl Kirkpatrick kickapacket@aol.com

Diane- We have it all. If you don't hear from our MASTER on THomas of Westchester and Cecilia, John Capestro, in the next couple of days let me know and I will provide whatever you want. In the meantime if you can't wait I will give you a short rundown. Just let me know.. Sandy in Lubbock TX

Just checked the web page....The address is correct. Maybe the system was busy when you tried before. Just click on the link, or be sure to include the full URL. Ray Hunt -----Original Message----- From: Famkpr@aol.com [SMTP:Famkpr@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, November 08, 1998 8:15 PM To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Fw: Charges for Internet Use!!!!!!!! Forwarded message: >CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to allow or >not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a long distance call each >time you access the internet. I am already paying a dial fee to GTE that >has added a lot to my bill . Please write your Representative and ask them >not to do this for all of us who are middle class income employees. >The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ This address is faulty - the wrong realm has been shown - what is the correct one? Dave Hunt ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== Do you need help with your genealogy research? Check out the HUNTList "Resources" at <http://members.aol.com/huntlist/resource.htm>

Hello! I am new to this list, and just discovered that my ancestor was Thomas Hunt, b. England 1580. He was a ship's captain who came to America around 1600, apparently a trading vessel (fur trade?). He had land in what is now Long Island, NY. His wife was Cecily Paisley. From what I can tell, he allegedly was the man who masterminded the kidnapping of "Squanto" in the legend. My question is: does anyone know of any books on this Hunt line? And is anyone else connected to this line? I also have HUNTs on my husband's side, from County Sligo, Ireland. Would appreciate hearing from anyone searching Hunts from that area too. Thanks! Diane in OH

In a message dated 11/9/98 11:56:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, chubbard@primeline.net writes: << Albert Edward Hunt who married a Mary Elizabeth Hunter in England in the late 1800's. Any help would be >> You might check the Hunt list archives - I have a dim memory of a reference to a HUNT marrying a HUNTER -in the last two or three months, I think. I am alert to variations of the name because I am looking for a HUNT whose parents were probably HUNDT or HUNIKER (Swiss). Just in case - my search centers on HERBERT VINCENT HUNT, b 1866 in Brunswick Maine, married 1890 Lowell MASS, died 1939 Peabody Mass -- his father (said to be Swiss) ROBERT U. HUNT - his mother (said to be German) EPHARETTA Unknown- surname. Good luck to you. Ginny Crawford

All List Members, It's important for you to remember that this list is "un-moderated". This means that the list owner does not review and approve messages before posting to the list. There are some obvious advantages to this. The list becomes a FREE forum for discussion and is not subject to the opinions, politics, philosophies or personal preferences of an "owner". It also makes list ownership a manageable task. The disadvantage is that we, as list members, must moderate the activity on the list. We must be careful that our discussions are on topic; that we move private conversations to our private email addresses; that we refrain from "flaming" or undue criticism; that we work together in an atmosphere of helpfulness and with patience. I've found, for the most part, that the List is fully capable of policing it's own ranks, and within a short period of time is able to remedy most altercations. So, please be patient and see if things don't get back to "normal" on their own. And If you have a concern, please write me privately. Thanks. Oh, the most important rule...HAVE FUN! Best Regards, Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com> ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

This is not the first time I Have seen or heard this. Pass It On. If you use email, have an internet service provider, or an on line service such as AOL, Compuserve, or Prodigy, this is VERY IMPORTANT Bob --------- Begin forwarded message ---------- From: "HOWARD H CURRAN" <OCURRANS@prodigy.net> To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HUNT-L] Fw: Charges for Internet Use!!!!!!!! Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 09:49:13 -0500 Message-ID: <001b01be0b26$f6e94ca0$68089cd1@default> Fellow researchers, I received the following from another surname list I subscribe to. I have no way of knowing if this is accurate, but if it is, it will affect all of us. Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL Researching: CURRAN - NY. VT ==> Ireland HUNT - NC McCOLLUM VT ==>Scotland STITT - IN ==> Ireland FARLEY - IN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- >Forwarded message: >CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to allow or >not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a long distance call each >time you access the internet. I am already paying a dial fee to GTE that >has added a lot to my bill . Please write your Representative and ask them >not to do this for all of us who are middle class income employees. >The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== Perform an interactive search of the HUNT mail list archives <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl> --------- 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]

The Young-Sanders Center for the Study of the War Between the States in Louisiana http://www.youngsanders.org/ searchable database for Confederate burials http://www.youngsanders.org/search.htm Thomas Hunt Private D 27 Louisiana Infantry Austin Hunt Private I 2 Louisiana Cavalry B. W. Hunt Private K 49 Tennessee Infantry Jonas B. Hunt Private 32 Missouri Cavalry Edward Hunt B 31 Louisiana Infantry Wilkins W. Hunt 1st Lt. E 3 Georgia Infantry Thomas Hunt E 46 Mississippi Infantry more info on them at site by clicking on "see full record" next to their name- like for the first one it shows: First NameThomas  Last NameHunt  RankPrivate  CompanyD  Regiment27  State ServiceLouisiana ServiceInfantry Birth DateDeath DateJun 28, 1862 Parish / CountyWarren State BuriedMS Cemetery codeMS-B-01 BattallionAppendixA Notes Served in Co. D, 27th Louisiana Infantry clcik on cemetery code- StateMS  Parish / CountyWarren DescriptionVicksburg City Cemetery, Vicksburg, Mississippi

Hello fellow Hunt researchers. I am willing to help anyone with their genealogy. I know and teach genealogy. I have been a genealogist since the age of 14 years old. I was a genealogist before computers came along and I have been one since they came along. I, for one, am glad to help in any way I can to teach our newbies how to research, whether it be in the library or on computer. My help comes from my heart as a Hunt researcher and fellow genealogist. Anything I can do to help anyone please let me know. I have the patience of Job and the wisdom of Solomon (just kidding). I am ready and willing to help. Give me a hollar. Your fellow Hunt researcher. P. S. My help is given freely. Have a great day. Let's get on with our research of the Hunt family and other allied families. Danny A. McBee.

Macon Georgia Telegraph Feb 1839-Apr 1842 (microfilm roll) 9 June 1840 Abstract: Public Meeting in Houston.......for purpose of nominating candidates for ensuing legislature & appointing delegates to attend a convention in Milledgeville July 4..........ten delegates to represent the county of Houston......William L Hunt [one of the ten] Lindy Hard

BeckysTree@aol.com wrote: > > Come on guys, it's getting kind of nasty. Let's just get back to research on > this HUNT line. > > Just remember that we all had to start somewhere and learn our way around. > Some are just beginning genealogy and computer so let's be patient and help > them just like others helped us learn the ropes. > > Thanks, > Becky > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Do you need help with your genealogy research? > Check out the HUNTList "Resources" at > <http://members.aol.com/huntlist/resource.htm> "Blessed are the Peacemakers, for they shall see God." It seems like things must be getting slow, not enough research to keep you all busy. Maybe then you all can do some research for me, and don't send it in gedcom, I'm still just a geek, wanabe. My Hunt family came from Walker County, GA. James HUNT b. 1800 d.1870; first wife possibley named Mary/second wife Jane ADAMS b.1817 d. 1870 m.1837. James moved a portion of his family to Yell County, AR around 1860. Does anyone know who James' mother & father was? How about siblings of James that stayed in GA? I would appreciate any info you might have on this line of HUNTS. Thanks Roy L. Hunt of AR

In a message dated 11/8/98 9:53:45 AM Eastern Standard Time, OCURRANS@prodigy.net writes: << http://www.house.gov/writerep/ >> Forwarded message: >CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to allow or >not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a long distance call each >time you access the internet. I am already paying a dial fee to GTE that >has added a lot to my bill . Please write your Representative and ask them >not to do this for all of us who are middle class income employees. >The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ This address is faulty - the wrong realm has been shown - what is the correct one? Dave Hunt

Sandy: I, too, am appreciative of all the hours spent by researchers in their attempts to connect families. Do you think that all of the persons who are new to computer generated genealogy are ignorant by choice. I recognize, and admit to, my ignorance. Don't suggest finding help locally. When one resides in Small Town, USA, that type of help is virtually nonexistent. Maybe you, in your great wealth of knowledge, could suggest literature (on-line or otherwise) that would help those of us who have not yet reached your level of expertise. Thanks to the HUNT list I have become acquainted with others who are actively researching the same line. They have been patient and most willing to share information with me. I thought your comments about a certain Ms. Gheesling (?) and her research were inappropriate. And then comes your GENEALOGY 102! I am really curious about your particular Hunt line. I think you may be very closely related to some of the members of my husband's line. There are some b_t_ _ ol _ _ in his family, too. Chill! Phyllis Hunt ---------- > From: myra sims <sfszi@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us> > To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] GENEALOGY 102 > Date: Sun, 8 Nov 1998 07:32:14 -0500 (EST) > >Sandy >Thank you and the other genealogist working on the HUNT line. Most people >have no idea the hours spent on doing research to find the answers that >are need for other people and you don't get paid for it. I really >appericated the work you all have done. I know the hours spent on research >to connect one family to another. >When Prodigy first start I joined and had a ball helping other people who >were online most of those people didn't have access to books and >material. They had no idea how to research. Today you have the same >problems. They don't know how to research, no access to material and to >top it off don't know how to use a computer. All they know is push the >enter button. I am glad you all are so kind to offer to help them and >understand. Thank you, Thank you. >I was the researcher for our local Society until about two months ago. >when I was unable to go to the library. Now I am feeling better and I >might decided to do it again. We get a lot of letters from people who >don't know or realize that there family history is not at your finger >tips. Many people walk into the Family History Center in our area and want >their family and get huffy when told they have to do the research. >Please keep up the great work all of you are doing. It is apperciated by >many of us. >Myra Sims >On Sat, 7 Nov 1998, SANFORD B HUNT wrote: > >> One of the primary requisites of doing genealogy by computer is that >> you know how to run a computer and KNOW your genealogy program. If >> you don't know what a GEDCOM is you don't know enough to do genealogy >> by computer. >> >> If you don't know what you are doing please tell us. Then we will be >> able to help. >> >> Hours are spent on research by all of us but when the result is >> determined and you can't read the result because you forgot to tell >> us you are using a MAC or you don't know how to handle a GEDCOM or >> have some other requirements, it is a very disheartening to me.. We >> try so very hard to get answers with documentation for you-spend >> hours on your requests and try to send you the answers. >> >> We WANT to help and get you connected with your relatives but if you >> can't run a computer please seek some help locally. If that doesn't >> work ask us to help on your basic computer operation. We don't mind a >> bit even if its name isn't HUINT. >> >> Sandy Hunt in Lubbock >> The Hunt Consortium >> sbh3@prodigy.com, sbh3@prodigy.net >> >> (This is my personal message and does not necessarily reflect the >> feelings of the management of the HUNT Consortium.) >> END >> >> >> ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >> The HUNTList Support Staff >> Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT Document Archives: ><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> > >

Come on guys, it's getting kind of nasty. Let's just get back to research on this HUNT line. Just remember that we all had to start somewhere and learn our way around. Some are just beginning genealogy and computer so let's be patient and help them just like others helped us learn the ropes. Thanks, Becky

Sandy says: >> (This is my personal message and does not necessarily reflect the >> feelings of the management of the HUNT Consortium.) >> END This means, Sandy, that you win the November LORDLINESS AWARD - WITH CLUSTER - all by yourself. Ginny

Fellow researchers, I received the following from another surname list I subscribe to. I have no way of knowing if this is accurate, but if it is, it will affect all of us. Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL Researching: CURRAN - NY. VT ==> Ireland HUNT - NC McCOLLUM VT ==>Scotland STITT - IN ==> Ireland FARLEY - IN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- >Forwarded message: >CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to allow or >not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a long distance call each >time you access the internet. I am already paying a dial fee to GTE that >has added a lot to my bill . Please write your Representative and ask them >not to do this for all of us who are middle class income employees. >The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/

Sandy Thank you and the other genealogist working on the HUNT line. Most people have no idea the hours spent on doing research to find the answers that are need for other people and you don't get paid for it. I really appericated the work you all have done. I know the hours spent on research to connect one family to another. When Prodigy first start I joined and had a ball helping other people who were online most of those people didn't have access to books and material. They had no idea how to research. Today you have the same problems. They don't know how to research, no access to material and to top it off don't know how to use a computer. All they know is push the enter button. I am glad you all are so kind to offer to help them and understand. Thank you, Thank you. I was the researcher for our local Society until about two months ago. when I was unable to go to the library. Now I am feeling better and I might decided to do it again. We get a lot of letters from people who don't know or realize that there family history is not at your finger tips. Many people walk into the Family History Center in our area and want their family and get huffy when told they have to do the research. Please keep up the great work all of you are doing. It is apperciated by many of us. Myra Sims On Sat, 7 Nov 1998, SANFORD B HUNT wrote: > One of the primary requisites of doing genealogy by computer is that > you know how to run a computer and KNOW your genealogy program. If > you don't know what a GEDCOM is you don't know enough to do genealogy > by computer. > > If you don't know what you are doing please tell us. Then we will be > able to help. > > Hours are spent on research by all of us but when the result is > determined and you can't read the result because you forgot to tell > us you are using a MAC or you don't know how to handle a GEDCOM or > have some other requirements, it is a very disheartening to me.. We > try so very hard to get answers with documentation for you-spend > hours on your requests and try to send you the answers. > > We WANT to help and get you connected with your relatives but if you > can't run a computer please seek some help locally. If that doesn't > work ask us to help on your basic computer operation. We don't mind a > bit even if its name isn't HUINT. > > Sandy Hunt in Lubbock > The Hunt Consortium > sbh3@prodigy.com, sbh3@prodigy.net > > (This is my personal message and does not necessarily reflect the > feelings of the management of the HUNT Consortium.) > END > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > The HUNTList Support Staff > Doug Hunt <doughunt@writeme.com>, Sandy Hunt <sbh3@juno.com> and Courtney Tompkins <tompkin@c2i2.com> > > > > > > > >

One of the primary requisites of doing genealogy by computer is that you know how to run a computer and KNOW your genealogy program. If you don't know what a GEDCOM is you don't know enough to do genealogy by computer. If you don't know what you are doing please tell us. Then we will be able to help. Hours are spent on research by all of us but when the result is determined and you can't read the result because you forgot to tell us you are using a MAC or you don't know how to handle a GEDCOM or have some other requirements, it is a very disheartening to me.. We try so very hard to get answers with documentation for you-spend hours on your requests and try to send you the answers. We WANT to help and get you connected with your relatives but if you can't run a computer please seek some help locally. If that doesn't work ask us to help on your basic computer operation. We don't mind a bit even if its name isn't HUINT. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock The Hunt Consortium sbh3@prodigy.com, sbh3@prodigy.net (This is my personal message and does not necessarily reflect the feelings of the management of the HUNT Consortium.) END

To all of you on the Hunt list, I apologize for my last post just send in error that carried a subject line of "Genealogy/Web site software." The message was intended to be private e-mail, but I forgot to change the To: address when I replied. I certainly did not intend to bore all of you with my personal software opinions. No flames please. Don Nutt Adrian, MI.