We had one new entry at YSearch.org link listed below to Hunts test results. UserID is D2J5Z Their halplotype is an "I" from England so Jo if you are still reading this list. This person only has 11 marker result available. So it is still to early to say where this person fall within the "I" group http://www.ysearch.org/alphalist_lastname.asp?uid=&region=&letter=H&searchtype=exact&lastname=Hunt We had two new result at SMGF database both are R1b. Both result are incomplete it may be a long time before we see the rest of their result. One is Jefferson Taylor Hunt b 1887 Arizona other is Edward Wickham Hunt of Pennsylvania. Allen B. Hunt

I just got back last week from a trip to Arizona where my family lived in early part of 1900. The left South Carolina in 1900. John Enias Hunt b 1839 Marlboro County, SC d 1869 Georgetown, South Carolina. John Enias Hunt married Sarah Elizabeth Rowe they lived in Carver's Bay, Georgetown County, South Carolina Sarah remarried after John death Alfred C. Skipper children where John Enos Hunt b 1868 Carver's Bay, Georgetown County, SC d 1905 Clifton, Arizona Catherine Hunt b 1869 Carver's Bay, Georgetown County, SC John Enias Hunt is listed in the 1870 Mortality Census as being from Marlboro County, Cept age was way off. John Enos Hunt married married Salley(Sallie) Clifton Wilson they lived in the Collins Township area of Georgetown County, SC children were Alfred Thomas Hunt b 1892 Georgetown County, SC Lettie O'Neil Hunt b 1894 Georgetown County, SC Lucius Benjamin Hunt b 1896 Georgetown County, SC d 1896? Georgetown County, SC Sikey(Psyche) Idell Hunt b 1899 Georgetown County, SC When the family moved in 1900 by 1901 Sallie had died from failing health. John Enos Hunt remarried Anna M. Plumb children were Beluah Chlorine Hunt b 1903 Arizona John Earnest Hunt b 1905 Arizona In Jan of 1905 John Enos Hunt was warning the children along bank of San Francisco River in Clifton, Arizona about ground washing away. At this time the ground washed away and John felling into raging water. He was discovered a month later and identified. In May the same year John Earnest Hunt was born. I was under impression both John Enos Hunt and Sallie Clifton (Wilson) Hunt were buried in Clifton, Arizona. I was told that mining company owned the land the cemetery was on and decided to strip mine hte location. When I went to locate my great grandfather headstone I was stunned ot have located my great great grandparent headstone at Eden Cemetery in Eden, Graham County, Arizona. I was also suprise to learn from a cousin twice removed that she had a picture of my 3rd great grandfather. The picture is one that was taken during Civil War. In sharing the photo I have collected I had posted them at Ancestry/Rootsweb board under Georgetown County, SC the link below will take you to see their picture and images of headstone. Sallie had a replacement headstone cause old headstone is crumbling. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/message/an/localities.northam.usa.states.southcarolina.counties.georgetown/296.1 Allen Hunt

Linda, just click reply to replly to the list or to Joanne. the address for messages to the list is hunt-l@rootsweb.com Courtney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joanne Hunt" <ajh2@adelphia.net> To: "Courtney Tompkins" <sitnah@cox.net> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 7:09 PM Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Fw: Anna Hunt Showaleter > Hi Linda, > Perhaps you can help with a bit more info. Where did Anna Hunt live? any > idea of dates? I have Ancestry.Com and there are several Samuel H. > Showalters. The Hunt name just caught my eye so I thought perhaps I could > help. > Joanne Hunt > Litchfield, NH >

> ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Riclkc@aol.com> > To: <HUNT-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, August 18, 2006 4:10 PM > Subject: (no subject) > >I am related to Anna Hunt Showalter, she is my great grandmother. She > married Samuel H. Showalter, they had two children, Eugene and my > grandmother, > Estella Marie. I have been told that Anna Hunt was shoshone indian, i > would > like to know if this is true. I hope someone can tell me, linda thompson > clemens, riclkc@aol.com > >

Hi Richard, Ralph Hunt is also my 10th g grandfather! I descend through their son John Hunt m. Joanna Unknown, through their son John Hunt m. Margaret Moore, through their son Daniel Hunt m. Susannah Greene, through their son John Hunt m.Charity Hunt (1st cousins), through their son John Hunt m. Jane Coates, through their son Amos Hunt m. Nancy Garrett Welborn, through their son Amos Pratt Hunt m. Rhoda Maria Truman, through their daughter Rhoda Elizabeth Hunt m. Franklin Durmath Terry, through their daughter Grace Eliza Terry m. Clifford Monroe Wadsworth, through their daughter Ruby Elizabeth Wadsworth m. David LeRoy Thompson and finally through their daughter Terry LaRae Thompson m. Thomas Michael Reagan. If you'd like to exchange info with me as well, that would be great. Jen --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

Might a lister have any information on Mary V. Hunt, born 1871 in New York, NY? Thank you. Joanne

Tried sending a pdf file directly to you - It bounced back. If you would to receive this file either in GED or pdf format, please give me your email address and let me know which format. Thanks, Marsha ----- Original Message ----- From: <rlfoster@grandecom.net> To: <HUNT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:55 AM Subject: [HUNT-L] Ralph Hunt/Elizabeth Ann Jessup > Looking for anyone with the descendants of Ralph Hunt and Elizabeth Ann Jessup. > They are my 10G Grandparents. > > Richard Foster > > > > > ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== > Rootsweb's World Connect, an archive of HUNT & other GEDCOMs: > <http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?surname=hunt> > Scroll down to add a first name or search for other Surnames > >

Found the following information in the 'Oklahoma Genealogical Society Quarterly', 1991, Volume 36, No. 1: PROBATE RECORDS AND WILLS OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, VOLUME 1 - 1889 to 1899, by John H. Porter (Submitted by Ruth Eager Moran, Oklahoma City) HUNT, Wm. Tipton, Apr 14, 1891: Celestine N. Hunt, James D. Hunt; all of the following listed as brothers, Alonza Hunt, John C. Hunt, O. P. Hunt, H. C. Hunt. NOTE: I located a record that shows that Celestine's surname is BAUM, and that she is the daughter of Charles William BAUM and Catherine WEAVER. I also located a record showing that William Tipton HUNT is the son of Miles Parker HUNT and Mary Lowe BOTKIN. If anyone is interested I have found more information, which I can send. Marsha

Looking for anyone with the descendants of Ralph Hunt and Elizabeth Ann Jessup. They are my 10G Grandparents. Richard Foster

Can someone advise me how to change my email address for this list? Am discontinuing this one, changing to another over the weekend. Thanks.

I haven't noticed any new public accessable sample for surname of Hunt. FTDNA had started a new upgrade from 37 marker to 67. This is actually 3 panel in one. FTDNA also announce the purchase of DNA-Fingerprint a company from Germany that was very important in supplying us with new innovated technique in the area of genetic genealogy. SMGF did an update to their database as of yesterday and added a couple new marker to their search engine for Y-DNA(paternal line) sampling. SMGF also created a new database using mtDNA(maternal line) I will have to take a look at this later. enjoy Allen FTDNA www.FTDNA.com SMGF www.smgf.org

HELLO ALL YOU HUNTS WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT SOMEONE KNOWS WHAT THE HUNT SURNAME CREST IS FROM AUSTRALIA ? ANY HELP PLEASE LET ME KNOW KEN HUNT

My Reuben Hunt lived in Ward 11, New York. He was born in 1790 in New York and was a chairmaker. In the 1850 census he was living with his wife, Dorothy age 55, sons Richard b. 1831(2) and James b. 1821, and daughter (Ida) Jane. I know the Reuben Hunt line of Westchester, New York is a popular one and usually folks tell me my Reuben probably came from Moses Hunt. But the dates they give me makes Moses 100 years old when he had Reuben. ??? So maybe Moses is from Methuselah's line? Anyway, kidding aside, my line come from Reuben to Ida Jane and to Richard Reuben Williams. Is there anyone here who has connections to this line back to 1790? thank you Carol Florida Copies to Westchester, NY message board, Hunt board

My family doesn't seem to use much in the way of unusual derivative names. But we sure use unusual childhood names that stick even through adulthood. For example, I have cousins, Momo (Mary), Boo (Ruth), Chiachi (Mary Charlotte). I had an Uncle Bi (William), Aunt Duba, (Mary Elizabeth), a great Aunt Duck (Susan), and a grandmother whom her family called Aunt Mab (Mary). Paul -- Paul Hunt Paul.Hunt@CustomSupport.com www.CustomSupport.com

My grandmother's name was Hermine (Hungarian) and she was called Minnie. ----- Original Message ----- From: <HUNT-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <HUNT-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 9:00 AM Subject: HUNT-D Digest V06 #53

OK, OK, cannot hold out any longer..... My name is Reginald, as was my grandfather, born 1882.... ...and OUR nickname is R E X ! ..it's in the books...and don't call me/us Reggie! Rex Horrell Wilmington NC a descendant of Zebulon L. Hunt, of Connecticut who came to North Carolina in the early early 1800s and whose parents were...??????.

I had an Aunt Jen who was really Jane and called Jennie in her youth. I also had a Great Aunt Frank, who was really Frances, and a Great Aunt Hat, who was really Harriet. My Grandmother Margaret was always known as Maggie. All these ladies were born in the 19th century. Margaret (but not Maggie!) --------------------------------- Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs.Try it free.

My maternal great aunt's name was Lizzie May Hunt. Is Lizzie a "nickname" for Elizabeth? Carol ________________________________________________________________________ Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free.

My gg-grandmother's name was Wilhelmenia and the family called her "Minnie". -----Original Message----- From: BKApodaca@aol.com [mailto:BKApodaca@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:32 PM To: HUNT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] nicknames My suggestion for Minnie would be Minerva. Barbara Hunt Apodaca ==== HUNT Mailing List ==== The HUNT-List Website <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hunt/list>

Except when daughters are named Francis for their fathers. There are always exceptions. >>> <FranReynol@aol.com> 07/11/06 7:52 AM >>> Frances or Francis is easy to remember I is for his E is for hers. ______________________________