My great-grandfather Edward D. Hunt died in Oklahoma City, OK, sometime about 1935-1940 (probably closer to 1940). It is supposed he is buried there also. Does anyone have any information on him you could share with me? Edward D. Hunt was born in Oakland county, MI, sometime during the 1860s. He married Achsah Parrish 13 March 1889 at Hartland, Livingston county, MI. They divorced in Michigan sometime between 1910 to 1920. It is thought that Edward D. Hunt married second to a woman named Lula, probably in Oklahoma City. Don Nutt (my mother was a Hunt)

Don Nutt- An Edward Hunt died Aug 1974 Oklahoma City. His SSN 486-03-9953 issued in MO. This is prob. your man. Go to Rootsweb.com to SSDI and punch in his SSN. Scroll to the right to the blue area and click for a prepared letter to the SSN admin for his SS application and record. You will probably find essential information to help on your search. Sandy Hunt Lubbock

Don, According to the 1870 Fed. Census, there were 35 families named Hunt living in Oakland Co., MI. I would guess that one of them is the family of your Edward D. The 1870 MI census is on-line, but you have to pull up each individual census page on PDF format, which takes a while. So, if you want to invest the time, go to http://envoy.libofmich.lib.mi.us/1870_census/Search.asp and enter Hunt in the surname blank, and choose Oakland for the county, and you should have 4 pages of Hunts from which to choose. Click on the census page of each family and you can view the actual census document. Let us know how successful you were. BTW, I can't believe that the Hunt that Sandy found on SSDI is your Edward, as this one was b. in 1892 and you indicated that yours was marr. in 1889. Good luck. Elwyn D. Draper Grand Rapids, MI Visit the Draper-tree at its new location: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~drapertree.