I have Wilson HUNT who married Millicent Willson (dt. Samuel Willson & Keziah LAMB) as the son of Jesse HUNT (s. Isaiah HUNT & Elizabeth FLOYD) & Mourning Wilson. Check out this HUNT page at -- http://www.ipns.com/katie/roots/xtra/huntfloyd.html (main HUNT page at -- http://www.ipns.com/katie/roots/hunt.html Katie Bond http://www.ipns.com/katie/roots

I am researching the Hunt's of Indiana. What I have so far is Descendants of Hunt Generation No. 1 1. Hunt. He married Elizebth. Children of Hunt and Elizebth are: + 2 i. Walter Thomas Hunt. 3 ii. Harry Hunt. 4 iii. Elmer Hunt. 5 iv. Elizebth Hunt. 6 v. Naomi Hunt. Generation No. 2 2. Walter Thomas Hunt (Hunt1). He married Bertha Iztta Evans, daughter of Chester Evans and Mary Ellen. Children of Walter Hunt and Bertha Evans are: 7 i. Walter Thomas Hunt Jr., born April 11, 1926. 8 ii. Robert Evans Hunt, born July 01, 1927 in indianapolis. He married Inge. + 9 iii. Mary Elizabeth Hunt, born June 30, 1930 in Private. Generation No. 3 9. Mary Elizabeth Hunt (Walter Thomas2, Hunt1) was born June 30, 1930 in Private. She married Richard L. Van Hook February 04, 1951 in INDIANAPOLIS, son of Jesse Van Hook and Effie Mick. Children of Mary Hunt and Richard Van Hook are: + 10 i. Karen L. Van Hook, born May 28, 1952. + 11 ii. Marylee Van Hook, born June 09, 1955. + 12 iii. Richard L. Van Hook, born December 05, 1956. + 13 iv. Kimberly Kay Van Hook, born October 08, 1966. Generation No. 4 10. Karen L. Van Hook (Mary Elizabeth3 Hunt, Walter Thomas2, Hunt1) was born May 28, 1952. She married John Phillips April 12, 1975. Children of Karen Van Hook and John Phillips are: 14 i. Jonathan Christopher Phillips, born March 14, 1978. 15 ii. Adam Lee Phillips, born December 14, 1979. 16 iii. Mathew Taylor Phillips, born March 25, 1989. 11. Marylee Van Hook (Mary Elizabeth3 Hunt, Walter Thomas2, Hunt1) was born June 09, 1955. She married Kelly Maxwell September 20, 1975. Children of Marylee Van Hook and Kelly Maxwell are: 17 i. Jason James Maxwell, born March 18, 1976. He married Katherine Davina Best June 13, 1998 in Martinsville, In.. 18 ii. Jacob Loren Maxwell, born April 28, 1978. 19 iii. Jesse Lee Maxwell, born August 07, 1984. 12. Richard L. Van Hook (Mary Elizabeth3 Hunt, Walter Thomas2, Hunt1) was born December 05, 1956. He married Charlene December 20. Children of Richard Van Hook and Charlene are: 20 i. Christina Nova Van Hook, born November 14, 1977. 21 ii. Lori Beth Van Hook, born May 07, 1981. 13. Kimberly Kay Van Hook (Mary Elizabeth3 Hunt, Walter Thomas2, Hunt1) was born October 08, 1966. She married Robert Wayne Atnip August 20, 1988, son of Ewel Atnip and Jennifer Terry. Children of Kimberly Van Hook and Robert Atnip are: 22 i. Thomas Wayne Atnip, born October 07, 1990. 23 ii. Amanda Lyn Atnip, born July 01, 1995. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Bob Atnip rwa@indy.net

Don't believe all you read. Here are the first HUNTs who came to America. A response to VEDA and others interested as of 1985. If there are more recent discoveries please let me know. ****************************************************************** Rev. Robert Hunt, 1607, Minister of the Jamestown, VA, Colony,memorialized in a monument at the site of old Jamestown as the man who established the first English Church and English civilization in America. He was previously Vicar in the Parish of Smithfield in the County of Sussex, Eng., made his Will 20 Dec 1606 in anticipation of his embarkment on the voyage to Virginia, died in Jamestown in the first year of that colony's existence, His Will proved 14 July 1608, mentioning a brother Stephen, a wife Elizabeth, son Thomas who was not yet 21, and a dau.Elizabeth who was not yet 18. Several genealogical works have been noted where people claimed descendance from the Rev. Robert Hunt (even with respect to some ministers along the NY-New England borders in the 18th century). Robert Hunt had, as evidenced by his Will, only the one son Thomas and there is no evidence that this Thomas or any of his descendants (if any) ever came to America. John Hunt, 1607, the map-maker of the Popham Beach, ME, settlement in 1607. Little is known of this short-lived settlement on the coast of Maine which lasted less than a year. One John Hunt is listed as the drafter of the only map showing the layout of the settlement, by which it is assumed that John Hunt must have been among the party which attempted to establish a settlement there. The map is called the Spanish Map because it was found in archives in Spain where it was brought by a Spanish ship which presumably captured an English ship bearing the map, either going to or coming from the Popham Colony. Nothing has been learned of this John Hunt. ******************************************************** The next recorded two HUNTs arriving in tghe New England area are as follows: Capt. Thomas Hunt, 1614, was the Captain of one of the ships led by Captain John Smith (of Jamestown Pocahontas Fame who returned to England and devoted his energies to promoting the development of New England, often called the "Admiral of New England") in an exploration of the New England coast in 1614. When Smith started back to England on the return trip he told Hunt to stay behind for awhile and pick up from the Indians a load of fish, skins, and other items to bring back. Hunt went beyond these instructions and lured a number of Indians aboard the ship and sailed with them to Spain where he sold them in the slave market at Malaga. Among the Indians was Squanto, who was later to return to Plymouth Colony and become the "Savior" of the Plymouth Colony in 1621. Nothing further has been learned of Capt. Thomas Hunt, though it is believed that he was discredited in England by his actions in kidnapping the Indians and thereafter had difficulty obtaining commissions. It is nice to romanticize that Capt. Thomas Hunt was the son of the Rev. Robert Hunt of Jamestown, that upon his return to England Capt. John Smith looked up the son of his "old buddy" Robert Hunt and enlisted Thomas in his exploring expedition of the New England Coast. But that is the stuff of the movies and not history or genealogy. The identity of Capt. Thomas Hunt has not been found and there is no evidence that he or descendants (if any) ever settled in America. Edmund Hunt, 1634, is the first known Hunt to settle in the New England colonies, at Cambridge (then called Newtowne) in 1634-5 and removed to Duxbury in 1636-1637 where he died about 1656. Little information has been found on the descendants of Edmund (except through his son Samuel who inherited the Duxbury property) because fires destroyed the early records of Duxbury. An Edward Hunt, presumed son, lived near Edmund on Hounds Ditch in Duxbury, sold land in Duxbury in 1665 (at which time the record shows he was married), and disappears from Duxbury and other records. Edward is presumed to be the father of Edward Hunt of Amesbury, MA, the start of the long line of Amesbury Hunts, which include his grandson Daniel Hunt, the pioneer at Ryegate, VT, and Daniel's brother Jonathan whose descendants were also early settlers in Vermont. ************************************************************ Sandy Hunt in Lubbock Texas from the PREFACE to Mitchell Hunt's VERMONT MS. Its on the HUNT WEBSITE.

(Rev.) Robert Hunt, b. circa 1569; vicar of Reculver in Kent (archdeaconry & diocese of Canterbury) 1594-1602; married 1597...Elizabeth Edwards (of St., Margarets, Canterbury, born circa 1581; marr. lie. 09 March 1597 at St. Bredin, Canterbury, proved her husband's will in 1608) then described as age 28 and clerk of Reculver. Afterwards Vicar of Heathfield , Co., Sussex (Lewes archdeaconry & Chichester diocese). Will 20 Nov 1608, proved 14 Jul 1608 (P. C. C. 72 Windebanck). Not buried at Heathfield, no M. I. there.. Chn. of (Rev.) Robert Hunt and Elizabeth Edwards were: Elizabeth, living in 1606 in father's will, then under 18, bapt. 6 Feb 1602 at Heathfield Thomas, under 21 in 1606 *********************************************** Stephen Hunt (b/o Rev. Rober Hunt), of Minister in Thornet, yoeman, mentd, in bother's will 1606 as "now or late of Reculver." Was living in 1618 when his daughter married. Chn. of Stephen Hunt were: Elizabeth, married Herny Rose (of Cluslet), 03 Nov 1618, at St. yoeman Margaret's Canterbury. Source: Virginia Historical Magazine (pg. 416). Robert Hunt of Reculver father of Robert Hunt of Heathfield (Dictionary of National Biography, drawing its information from "Athenae Cathabrigenes"). The former was age 28 or thereabouts in 1597 when he married Elizabeth Edwards, of St. Margarets, Canterbury. If the vicar of Heathfield was the eldest child by the marriage he would have been age 8 when he made his will in 1606. These are undoubtedly the same person. Robert Hunt was instituted to the Vicarage of Reculver (and Heath) Co. Kent 18 Juanuary 1594. I have not found when his susscessor instituted at Reculver. He was instituted to the Vicarage of Heathfield, Co. Sussex 5 Oct 45 (sic) Eiz. according Bishops Certificates First Fruits. I imagine this must mean the 44th year of Elizabeth, 1602, for the 45th year of her reign was from 17th Nov 1602 to 24th March 1603 when she died. You will not the bracketed "anno reg nuper Regin Eliz. quadregesimo quinto". He had a daughter batpitzed at Heathfield 6 Feb 1602-3. His successor at Heathfield, Robert Say, was instituted and admitte 14 Sept 6 Jas. (1609). Source, "Robert Hunt", Contributed by Leo Culleton, 92 Piccadilly, London, W., Endland. Carol Garrett in GA (ckgleo@aol.com)

Am seeking information on a Hunt who arrived in this country in 1606 and built a church and was commissioned by Bishop Bancroff to administered the sacrament in 1607. I have read that Margaret Moor(e)( who married a John Hunt) was an aunt of this Hunt who arrived in 1606. Does anyone have information on Mr. Hunt's first name or family ties? Thank you for your help. Veda

>>Am seeking information on a Hunt who arrived in this country in 1606 and built a church and was commissioned by Bishop Bancroff to administered the sacrament in 1607.<< Veda, The HUNT you are asking about is probably Rev. Robert HUNT. The respected HUNT researcher Mitchell J. Hunt has found no American descendants of Rev. Robert HUNT. Perhaps other list members will have additional information. See quote from Mitchell J. Hunt below: "Rev. Robert Hunt, 1607, Minister of the Jamestown, Virginia, Colony, memorialized in a monument at the site of old Jamestown as the man who established the first English Church and English civilization in America. He was previously Vicar in the Parish of Smithfield in the County of Sussex, Eng., made his Will 20 December 1606 in anticipation of his embarkment on the voyage to Virginia, died in Jamestown in the first year of that colony's existence, his Will proved 14 Jul 1608, mentioning a brother Stephen, a wife Elizabeth, son Thomas who was not yet 21, and a daughter Elizabeth who was not yet 18. Several genealogical works have been noted where people claimed descendance from the Rev. Robert Hunt (even with respect to some ministers along the New York-New England borders in the 18th century). Robert Hunt had, as evidenced by his Will, only the one son Thomas and there is no evidence that this Thomas or any of his descendants (if any) ever came to America." Were your John HUNT and Margaret MOORE in England or the U.S.? Best personal regards, Billy _______________ William R. Briggs San Angelo, TX Email > WRBriggs@gte.net Home Page > http://home1.gte.net/wrbriggs/index.htm

>Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1998 15:33:00 -0600 >To:HUNT-L-request@rootsweb.com >From:jjj@u-n-i.net (Jimmie & Joan Justice) >Subject:Looking for Family > >I would like to correspond with anyone researching the same family. > I am Joan Kay Merrihew Justice p. are Maxine Hunt b 8-4-17NE m Joe >Bill Merrihew b 5-30-19 NE > > Charles Lincoln Hunt b 8-12-1877Iowa m Sarah Jane Randolph b >2-12-1881 (Charles's siblings - Maude E., Hubert W., Bertha K., Sidney M., >Edith M., Frank E., Laura E., George E., Born in NE ,? about Maude's place >of birth) > > Millard Joseph Hunt b 11-1-1853 prob IL m Violet Luella Dorrin b >20-8-1853 NY (Millard's s are William Henry, Jane, Lincoln, Mary, Anne, >Mose, Jesse, James Richardson, La Vina all born in Tama, Iowa) > >Mortimer Hunt b 1 or 5-10-1823 NY m Catherine G. Hess b 22-7-1833 >Ohio (Mortimer's s are Lyman, Levi, Juliette, Ralph, Mary, Eliza Ann who >was adopted by Stephen Parks whose wife was a sister of Hannah) > > Ralph G. Hunt b ? m Hannah Hall 24-6-1797 (Ralph's s are Eddy, >Noah, Rebecca, Jemima, Panelia, Eliza, others, born in NJ?) > >Jonathan Hunt b 5-5-1765 NJ m Rebecca Eddy b ? LI NY (Jonathan's >known s are Ralph) > >Azariah Hunt b 1721 m Elizabeth Burroughs b ? siblings unknown > >Ralph Hunt b ? in England d in 1741 m Margaret Furman ? Sibling >John Hunt "who came over in 1708" according to notes that I have from my >mother's records. Notes go on to say that "Azariah's father was Ralph Hunt >and that John's will listed him as a witness. THe Ralph Hunt of Hopewell >NJ and John Hunt of Hopewell NJ have common ties. Ralph Hunt of Maiden >Head is of the Long Island Hunts." (As I am completely new at this, I have >no idea what this note means. Any help out there? > > John Hunt b 1650 in Hams, England m Elizabeth Chudleigh ? These >are Armorial Hunts of England? What does that mean? > I believe some of this information came from Evelyn Buckingham of >Michigan. I would be very grateful if someone could tell me where to >reach her. >I can be reached by e-mail or Rt. 1, Box 246J, Stockton, MO 65785 >

Wingfield Marriage Bonds: pg 123 4 Jan 1834 James Hunt s/o John & Elizabeth Bird, surety John Hunt; married by Abner Anthony 13 Jan 1842 John Hunt & Catherine Kessler, surety Henry Kessler 31 Aug 1808 Richard Hunt & Patty Chavers, surety Jesse Chavers 4 Dec 1848 Stephen A Hunt & Mary Metts, d/o Lucy, surety James B Anderson married by John Bowman pg 202 7 May 1839 Thomas Semones & Besty Brown, surety Benjamin Hunt married Abner Anthony pg 36 17 Jan 1838 William M Bird & Catherine Hunt surety Obadiah Hunt pg 163 19 Apr 1841 Goode B Mitchell & Mary Hunt, d/o Mephin & Catherine, surety Riley Hunt pg 159 ------1851 Richard Menefee & Catherine M Hunt married by Arnold Walker pg 117 29 Nov 1852 Gabriel Hodges & Elizabeth Hunt d/o Stephen and Caty, surety Peter H McCall married by Moses Greer pg 32 2 Apr 1849 Benjamin Belcher & Jane Hunt surety Charles Hunt married by John Martin pg 183 3 Oct 1843 Benjamin F Pinckard & Julia F Hunt d/o Charles Hunt surety Hartwell Carter pg 222 30 Dec 1822 Carter Terry & Tabitha Kidd, d/o of John surety Charles Hunt pg 39 16 March 1829 Joseph Bondurant & Sally Hunt surety Daniel B Hunt pg 229 4 Nov 1833 Martin Tyree & Elizabeth Hunt surety Daniel B Hunt pg 35 18 Nov 1844 Benjamin Bird & Nancy Hunt d/o Stephen & Catherine surety Riley H HUnt married by Charles A Weatherford 16 Dec 1833 Benjamin K Bird, s/o William, & Ester Hunt Surety Obediah Hunt married by Moses Greer 17 Dec 1842 Stephen M Bird & Malinda A Hunt d/o Obediah surety William Bird pg 32 15 Dec 1842 Harrison C Belcher & Susan E Hunt surety Daniel B Hunt married by Arnold Walker pg 129 3 Sept 1832 George S Johnson & Margaret Hunt surety Owen Hunt pg 22 18 Oct 1848 James B Anderson & Sarah Ann Hunt d/o Riley H sunt married by Abraham Barnhart Hope this will help some Hunt researcher out there. Shirley in Va

Teri, Do you know the names of any children? > Subject: > [HUNT-L] Abraham HUNT IA > Date: > Mon, 5 Oct 1998 23:28:48 -0400 > From: > "Terry & Teri Cleaveland" <pastor751@greenapple.com> > To: > HUNT-L@rootsweb.com > > > > Looking for family of Abrham HUNT married 2nd Martha Barber > Howarth 19 Nov 1868 in Mahaska County, IA > > Teri -- Gary Hunt, Outpost of Freedom mailto:opf@illusions.com http://www.illusions.com/opf & http://www.committee.org Maillist:http://www.illusions.com:8181/guest/RemoteListSummary/OutPostofFreedom

Can anyone tell me how to search the Hunt-L archived messages in rootsweb.com? Thanks Leslie Granat granat@ibm.net

Hi: I have a George Washington MARTIN of Randolph Co., GA b. abt 1818 and married to Martha Jane (HUNT) b. abt 1825 in GA. The are listed in the 1850 and 1860 Randolph Census. in 1870 she is listed as head of household due to the fact that her husband was killed in the Civil War. It has also been stated that she had a brother named Johnny HUNT. I know that there was another George Washington MARTIN in the same county died I believe around 1913. People I have talked to does not believe that the one that died in 1913 was related to James M. MARTIN (possible son of Robert MARTIN of SC). My G. W. in the 1850 census was listed as a "B. Min.". As I understand it James's other sons were ministers. Does what I have look familiar to you? http://users.cybermax.net/~harrison/ Many thanks, Larry Harrison

Our library here in Orlando only had three books on Tipton Co. genealogy. Here is what each had on HUNT. from: "Tipton Co., IN Will Records 1847-1913" Books A, 2 & 3 by Ruth M. Slevin HUNT, Marthia Book 2 pp 118,119 Dtd. 18 Oct. 1875 Rec. 9 Feb. 1876 Son - Ambros D? Hunt to have entire estate; for this gift, he is to care for & support his mother ( Marthia Hunt ) the remainder of her life Exec - None named Wit - James H. Halley James J. Coppage ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ The following HUNTs appear to be the same as the previous ones. from: "Inscriptions on Pioneer Gravestones in Tipton, Co., IN" these stone are in Liberty Cemetery of Groomsville - located 1/2 mile north of Groomsville, IN (only stones w a birth date earlier than 1840 and military stones were recorded) HUNT, Ambrose Co. I, 7th Ind. Inf. HUNT, John B. 1801-1859 Martha, his wife 1799-1875 HUNT, John 1835-1860 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- from "Tipton Co., IN Marriages" by Ruth M. Slevin ( two of these match the people in your descendancy chart ) HUNT, Eliza GUGE, William 19 Nov. 1865 book 3 page 52 HUNT, Julia Ann GRAY, Jacob 3 Mar. 1853 book 2 page 22 HUNT, Nancy F. COLVIN, William W. 10? Oct. 1856 book 2 page 136 HUNT, Ada BUGHLER?, Elizabeth 3 May 1868 book 3 page 252 HUNT, Armestries HUTCHINSON, Mariah A. 14 Sept. 1859 book 2 page 239 HUNT, John LAYTON, Eliza 15 Mar. 1860 book 2 page 268 HUNT, Noah McCRAY, Almarinda 30 Oct. 1861 book 2 page 342 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------- When I was in Tipton, this summer, I was pleasantly suprised by the genealogy section of the library. Tipton Co. probably has no more than 30,000 - 40,000 residents, but, the genealogy section in their library is one of the most locally comprehensive I have visited. Their genealogy society has cataloged every cemetery in the county and there are additional marriage books available. Contact Donna J. Ekstrom, at de@netusa1.net ( 765-675-7781 ). She offered to do LIMITED look-ups at the library. Copies of marriage records are available from the Tipton Co. Clerks, 3rd floor, Tipton County Courthouse, Tipton, IN 46072 ( 765-675-2795 ). Birth and death records are available from the Health Dept. I don't have their address or phone #. If I find anything else, I will let you know. Good HUNTing. Howard Hunt Curran Oviedo, FL Researching: CURRAN - NY. VT ==> Ireland HUNT - NC McCOLLUM VT ==>Scotland STITT - IN ==> Ireland FARLEY - IN

Looking for family of Abrham HUNT married 2nd Martha Barber Howarth 19 Nov 1868 in Mahaska County, IA Teri --------------------------------------- Terry (Phil 4:13) Teri (Ps 37:5) Lancaster, OH http://www.greenapple.com/~pastor751 http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtwheatl/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnisanti/Isanti/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cosanmig/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~comontro/index.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~codolore/index.html

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I think you're right about the connection toThomas HUNT and his sons Henry and Hardy HUNT, but we can't find any proof. I found these HUNTs in the TN Land Grants at the TN Archives in Nashville, TN. I was looking specifically for HUNTs in the Gibson Co., TN area, and Wilson Co., TN. HUNT, Elisha, Private, Grant #141, Warrant #117, Davidson Co. 640 Acrea, Mar 14, 1786 NC Grant Book A1, p. 73 HUNT, Hardy, Grant #11408 64 Acres, ---- 10, 1818, Wilson Co., TN General TN Grant, Book o, p. 1 HUNT, Hardy, Grant #8218 158 Acres, May 10, 1849, Gibson Co., TN W. TN Dist, no book or page number, numerical listing missing from Land Grant Gook HUNT, John, Grant #999 16 Acres, Feb 8, 1925 (maybe this was 1825) Middle TN Dist., Book 2, p. 233 HUNT, Mimucan, Grant #347, Warrant #1757 5000 Acres, Aug 10, 1791 Western Dist. S. fork of Obion River NC Grant, Book C., p. 209 HUNT, Mimucan more land grants to him HUNT, William, land grants in Rutherford Co., TN ___________________________________________________________________ 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 or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Thank you al so much for clearing that up fom me. I knew there had to be an easier way than the eway I had been doing it. We can't learn without asking some times. Thanks again for everbody helping me out. I just love this mail list everyone is so helpful. One day I hope I will know enough so I can help someone out. Tamara Wilkerson hoosiers@digital.net Sebring, Fl

Hi Tamara! The acronym GEDCOM stands for GEnealogical Data COMmunications. The Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) developed the GEDCOM standard. It is the standard file format for exchanging information between genealogy programs. GEDCOM files will have the filename extension of .ged. GEDCOM is used to transfer information into your genealogy software program from another genealogy program that supports GEDCOM and vice versa. Nearly all genealogy software programs being written today support this standard. Lets say that you use [whatever yours is] as your genealogy software program, and I use a different genealogy software program (Family Tree Maker, for example). Different software programs are written in different software languages (often called code), and write their database files in different ways. If you and I exchanged database files in their native formats, our software programs would not be able to interpret and understand each other's database file. GEDCOM is a specific portion of your program's software code that will take your database file and copy it into a "generic" format that all other genealogy software programs will be able to understand (your original database file is unaltered). That way I can receive from you a copy of your file and will be able to open it up in my software program, and vice versa, without having to retype any of the database. GEDCOM files are not hard to create. Look in the software manual that came with your genealogy program, or search the on-line help under GEDCOM for instructions. Don Nutt Adrian, MI. At 09:47 AM 10/4/98 -0400, you wrote: >I know this is a silly question. But what is a Gedcom? Someone asked me if I >was set up to recieve a gedcom well I don't know.Please explain. >Tamara Wilkerson >hoosiers@digital.net > > > >==== HUNT Mailing List ==== >The HUNT Document Archives: ><http://www.c2i2.com/~tompkin/index.html> > > > >

Dear Hunts & hunter: I started to organize material from my family last year, so I am just a novice at this. The Hunt line produced my grandmother. I would like to start making some connections. I came across your wonderful information and the name Alexander in Abel Hunt's will. I wonder if you recognize any of these folks? Alexander Hunt m.(01/13/1865) Caroline Rose (b. 5/26/1847, d. 8/26/1899) Children: George b. 12/28/63 Mary Ann b. 04/11/67 William A. b. 03/11/66 Emma b. 03/16/71 Frank b. 05/06/73 August b. 07/02/74 Anna Emma b. 07/29/77 Ellen b. 07/08/80 Josephine Theodora Blinda b. 12/13/84 This was my grandmother who married Will Mosher on 03/25/08 Best wishes on a rainy day, Stephanie Dahlberg

Reading Stephanie DAHLBERG'S message is a quandry. I started to do some work on it when I realized I have more than 30 Abels, Carolines and Alexanders in 21 data bases. And I also would like to know where it was that is "rainy".. So if STEPHANIE will give us a little GEOGRAPHY to go with the names I am sure we can help her. Sandy Hunt in Lubbock Texas

Looking for parents of Richard M. HUNT, b. 1824 in TN, married Sep 24, 1844 in Wilson Co., TN to Susan E. MATTHEWS. The family was in Gibson Co., TN by 1850. ___________________________________________________________________ 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 Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]