Researching Russel Hunt married Angeletta Taylor (living in Whitehall, NY in 1845). Parents of George W. Hunt, born 1844 (married Sarah MacDonald (brn Fulton, NY 1859) daughter of John MacDonald and Elmira Adams). George W., Sarah and daughter Lettie on Fort Ann, Washington Co, NY 1880 census. Know they moved to Brooklyn by 1897. Russel is my dead end. Thanks, Ann Stallings <BR><BR><BR>**************************************<BR> AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

I am working on Hunts from a place called Hunt's Bluff in Marlboro County, SC Oldest know male is John Enias Hunt b 1839 died 1869 He married Sarah Elisabeth Rowe. John was born at Hunt's Bluff listed in 1850 in Marlboro County, In 1860 he is in Marion District, He is listed in 1870 Mortality list in Collins Township, GeorgeTown County, SC. The house listed as where he died in same as Eliza Hunt with children John Hunt b 1868 and Catherin Hunt b 1869. John son John Enos Hunt married Sally Clifton Wilson in Carver's Bay, Geogetown County, SC. In 1900 they left SC and went to Clifton, Arizona. Sally died in 1901 and John remarried a Anna Plumb. In 1905 John died in a flash flood in San Francisco River in Clifton, Arizona. He has 4 children from Sally and two children from Anna. Alfred Thomas Hunt Lettie O'Neil Hunt Lucius Benjamin Hunt Sikey Idell Hunt 2nd wife Beluah Chlorine Hunt John Earnest Hunt (State Senator in Arizona 1950's) I decend from Alfred Thomas Hunt. Joh Enias Hunt and Sarah Elizabeth Rowe daughter Catherine married an Owens and as far as I know the Owens are still in SC. I am also interested in a Creswell Hunt he is supposely buried at Hunt's Bluff as far as I know noone has seen his grave since start of 1900s. I had thought perhap related to Christopher C. and Catherine (Blassingame) Hunt. I have found a Creswell Hunt marrying an Elizabeth Evans in 1785 in Pennsylvania in Philadelphia at a Swedish Church. There are Evans family living next door in Marlboro County and so far no records. The Georgetown District courthouse burnt down twice once in 1790 and again around 1830 and then their records was lost when they paniced about the Civil War. They shipped all record to Chester County Courthouse to avoid being bombarded from sea. General Sherman went through Chester County and well burnt their courthouse down. So getting records is like having your nail pulled from your fingers. I decided to take the route to Y-DNA and look for match to narrow down the search of all the different likes and currently me and my dad match 100% at 67 marker and have no match closer then a Genetic Distanec of 12 marker different at 37 marker. Allen Brian Hunt > >