I have some information that says my Elijah and Isaac Hunter of NC were of German descent. Who would best be able to give me some insight into this family? time period being mid 1700's to Isaac's birth about 1800. Thanks, Becky Shannon

My ancestoral brick wall is David Hunter born in the early 1700's in Londonderry, Ireland. He immigrated to Nova Scotia in 1761. His wife was Margaret Martin. Hope you can make a connection. Keith Hunter [email protected] wrote: > Hi Shirl: > > Just keep my name on your list and if you figure out what branch of the > Hunters you are looking for, get in touch with me and we'll put our heads > (hands) together and see if we're "cousins". > > Regards and Happy Thanksgiving, > Joan

Hi Keith: I am also descended from a David Hunter from Ireland, but he immigrated to New York State in the 1740s with his wife Leah McIlmoyle, also from Ireland. The Hunter clan is so widespread, it wouldn't surprise me if we're connected somehow, but who knows where? Regards, Joan

Hi Shirl: Just keep my name on your list and if you figure out what branch of the Hunters you are looking for, get in touch with me and we'll put our heads (hands) together and see if we're "cousins". Regards and Happy Thanksgiving, Joan

The following is found in "Index to Early McLennan Co. Deaths": J. HENRY HUNTER age 67 d.3-27-1884 Bosqueville Cemetery McLennan County is in Central Texas. Can anyone identify this J. HENRY HUNTER in Bosqueville Cem.? Thanks, Sharon Hitt [email protected] (or [email protected])

Looking for parents/siblings of HENRY JESSE HUNTER, b.1832 Alabama. Married Nancy Ann Jeter 1850 Union Co. Ark. Moved to Union Parish LA by 1860, East Texas by 1870, Central Texas by 1880. Died 1885 McLennan Co. TX. His father may have been a Methodist minister, per my elderly great aunt, but not sure about that. Thanks for any help, Sharon Hitt [email protected]

HI JOAN. THANKS! FOR DROPPINGA HELLO . WELL I SATRED LOOKING IN TO THIS IN WHAT I THOUGHT I WOULD FIND MY HUNTER ROOTS , BUT NOT SURE HOW TO GO ABOUT IT. BUT IT,S WIERD TO SEE SO MANY HUNTERS OUT THERE I,M SURE WERE AL RELATED OR CONNECTED SOME HOW. BIG FAMILY . IWAS BORN AND RAISED IN TYNGSBORO, ON A DAIRY FARM. NOW LIVE JUST OVER THE BORDER IN NEW HAMPSHIRE....IT WAS GOOD TO HERE FROM YOU JOAN. HOPE YA HAVE A NICE THANKSGIVING. HOPEFULLY ONE DAY I CAN FIGURE THIS OUT...I HAVN,T DONE THE REASECH I GUESS THAT I NEED...HOPE TO SPEAK WITH YOU AGAIN. TAKE CARE, SHIRL -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, November 22, 1999 11:08 PM Subject: [HUNTER-L] New England Hunter Researchers >Hi Shirley: > >I'm from Niskayuna, New York, not far from Albany. Who are you researching? > >Regards, >Joan > >

Does anyone know any info about James Hunter, b 1821, Anderson Co. SC? He is listed on the 1860 Anderson Co. SC census with his wife, Eliza, 37 and their children: Virginia 12 Jeptha 10 James 8 MIles 6 Lizzie 2 I am looking for his parents and or siblings. Stacy

I am searching for Reuben Hunter who married Sarah Reed. He is believed to have been born in Vermont or Canada. In a newspaper article of their 73rd wedding anniversary, he states he "is from the Green Mt. state". They were the parents of 12 children. Reuben and Sarah were married in 1829 in Morgan Co., OH. She was born in Pennsylvanina. Her parents were James Reed and Martha ? Sarah was born in 1810 and Reuben was born in 1809. Reuben was raised by Josiah Wright who had been a neighbor in Ohio. One of his sons is named Josiah Wright Hunter after this man. Reuben went to Ohio in 1820 and later on to Iowa in 1852. He and Sarah are buried in Audubon, IA. Other surnames in this line: McCausland, Potter, Trunnell, Vaught, Sullivan Would be very much interested in Reuben's parents. sherri

Richard, Did any of your Hunters come to South Carolina? I am looking for John and Milly and John and Cynthia W. Hunter. Thank-You, Clara M. Steele At 09:35 PM 11/20/99 -0500, [email protected] wrote: >Dear Dianna - We have similar surnames in Patterson, Walker and also Stanhope >- But the names that you have offered do not fit my researched lines. I have >Robert Patterson (1743-1824) married Amey Ewing (1751-1844) of Philadelphia, >Pa. - but no James Patterson. My original reaction was to the Stanhope >connection and to that of Rev. George Walker. Aforementioned Robert >Patterson's father was a Robert Patterson who married Janet Walker. a >presumed descendant of Rev. George Walker of Londonderry, Ireland. I believe >there is a connect, but we need more information- We should keep in touch as >somehow there is a Stanhope - Patterson - Walker connection - Regards - >Richard. > >

how are you related to the Hunter's, which ones are you related to ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 11:21 PM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] New England/New York Hunters > In a message dated 11/21/99 11:33:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << [email protected] >> > > I am a descendant of the Hunter family you referred to. I don't recall if > we'd had contact in the past, but I'm surely interested in whatever you may > have. I have a very extensive file on the family if you're interested. > > Regards, > Joan Kondratowicz, > Niskayuna, New York >

Sorry Keith, The only David Hunter I have listed is a descendant of John Hunter who arrived in in Boston in 1718 from Londonderry, Ireland. Jeanine [email protected]

Sorry Keith, The only David Hunter I have listed is a descendant of John Hunter who arrived in in Boston in 1718 from Londonderry, Ireland. Jeanine [email protected]

HI ALL ANY ONE ELSEOUT THEREFROM NEW ENGLAND AREA? SHIRLEY -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, November 22, 1999 9:21 AM Subject: HUNTER-D Digest V99 #314

I have a David Hunter who came from Londonderry about 1761. He landed in Nova Scotia and settled in Cumberland County. I have not been able to find any of his ancestors. Can you help? [email protected] wrote: > My John Hunter came with Samuel and Thomas to MA in 1718 from Londonderry, > Ireland. Some of the group went to what is now NH to settle. John and others > went first to Worcester, MA. He is also of Colerain, Leicester, and finally > Pelham, MA. Robert one son, possible sons Edward, Samuel very likely yes, > also Isaac. Isaac settled in Pelham. Robert settled in Leicester, Colrain and > New Braintree (all MA). Roberts' son removed from New Braintree to > Wilmington, VT and before 1820 to Cincinnatus and Marathon, NY. His is buried > in Texas Valley, NY. Some of his children removed to IA, and IL. > There was a Robert Hunter in Otis, Ma. I don't know if he is related to our > family. > Jeanine > [email protected]

In a message dated 11/21/99 11:33:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << [email protected] >> I am a descendant of the Hunter family you referred to. I don't recall if we'd had contact in the past, but I'm surely interested in whatever you may have. I have a very extensive file on the family if you're interested. Regards, Joan Kondratowicz, Niskayuna, New York

Hi Shirley: I'm from Niskayuna, New York, not far from Albany. Who are you researching? Regards, Joan

Hi Everyone, I am looking for information on John J. REAVES born abt. 1826 in Georgia. He married Rebecca HUNTER born in 1827 in GA. They were married in 1844 in Carroll County, GA. They are listed on the 1850 Carroll County, GA. living with them is Rebecca's brother William HUNTER born abt. 1828 in GA., he married Mary Ann MORRIS. By 1860 they were all in Randolph County, AL. Rebecca and William's mother was Sarah "Sallie" (maiden name unknown). Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I am also looking for S.B. JORDON. He is listed on the 1850 Franklin County, GA Census living with Enoch SMITH and Permelia _______ SMITH in District 32, Franklin County, Georgia. I can't find him on the 1860 census. He is listed on the 1870 Randolph County, AL. Census. He has a wife Elizabeth and children: Mary Ann, James, Synthia, Charles and Annie. On the 1880 Randolph County, AL. he is listed with a wife Mary R. and children: James, Synthia, Charles, Annie and Sarah. I would appreciate any help on these families. Thank You, Belinda [email protected] http://www.genealogybin.com/

If you will do a "custom" family search by surname on the Hunter LDS website under their surname index, I think you will find several books of family history dealoing with the Hunters and Walkers as allied families. You would have to see the refernce yourself to judge liklihood of this beimg help. Good luck! Charlie

Barbara, Do you know if you have a Cynthia Walker that married a John Hunter. His parents were John and Milly Hunter. Are there a lot of Hunters in Orange County. I was tolded that my gggg-grand-father was there during the Rev. War. He was born about 1755. I am trying to find my roots. Thank You, Clara M. Steele At 04:04 PM 11/21/99 -0500, you wrote: > >In a message dated 11/19/99 11:32:40 PM, [email protected] writes: > >>Looking for HUNTERs with WALKER connections >>in Wake, Mecklenburg and Lincoln Co., NC >>especially those who have the name STANHOPE >>in their lines. > >I am in Orange-Guilford Cos NC but I have HUNTER-WALKER family. Elizabeth >Hunter, dau of John, married John Walker in Albemarle Co VA in 1753 and both >the HUNTER and the WALKER families moved to Orange, became Guilford, Co. >Some of them could have spilled over into other counties. What years are you >looking for them? >Barbara Good [email protected] > >