I am looking for information about my ggrandfather.He was born about Sept 1867 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio and died Apr 26 1896 also in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio. He has a nephew Robert H Robinson. Anyone that can help me please do.

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Phebe Jane Richardson, my first cousin thrice removed, b. 22 Dec 1843, married Matthew Park Hunter, b. 03 May 1839. Both are buried in Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colorado. I have extensively researched Phebe's father, Cyrus J. Richardson, and would love to connect with descendant (s) of his daughter Phebe's family. Phebe and Matthew were parents of 11 children, three whom I know to be buried in Monte Vista. richardson@means.net or debrajrichardson@hotmail.com

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Chris: Morganton, located in Burke County, is fifty miles east of Asheville on I-40 in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains; and is about two hours west of Guilford County (Greensboro). My line is as follows: 1. Alexander HUNTER b-abt 1700, d-1768 + Elizabeth STEELE b- ? , d- ? 2(1) James HUNTER Sr b-abt 1720, d- ? + Jane MARTIN b-abt1700, d- ? 3(2) Col. James HUNTER Jr b-8 Apr 1740, d-30 Jan 1821 + Mary McFARLAND b-4 Feb 1742/43, d-29 May 1821 4(3) Rachel HUNTER b-30 Nov 1774, d-23 Aug 1863 + Nicholas DALTON b-4 Apr 1770, d-7 Jan 1838 5(4) Mary McFarland DALTON b-14 Feb 1798, d-11 Apr 1845 +Gabriel CRITZ b-Feb 1794, d-4 Dec 1868 6(5) Hamon CRITZ b-15 Jun 1830, d-19 Nov 1895 + Elizabeth FROST b-15 May 1832, d-20 Jan 1908 7(6) Mary Henrietta CRITZ 24 Nov 1855, d-16 Jun 1942 + Thomas Millard GEORGE b-15 Jan 1852, d-29 Jun 1932 8(7) William Fiske GEORGE b-8 May 1886, d- 30 Jul 1949 + (name withheld for security of living reasons) 9(8) Henry Hunter GEORGE This E-Mail and any attachment scanned by NORTON ANTIVIRUS 2002, and is virus free Researching: Critz, Dalton, Faircloth, Frans, George, Horton, Hunter, McFarland, Maiolatesi, Pace, Redd, Thomas, Zaffiro and many others.

Hi list, I have a Sarah Hunter marrying Samuel Steele in Augusta Co. VA. Sam. born 1730. Anyone see any connection? I believe the Sam. line was in PA before VA. Ernest Thompson -----Original Message----- From: MekongRiver38744@aol.com <MekongRiver38744@aol.com> To: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 7:32 PM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] WHAT HUNTERS WERE IN THE USA BEFORE 1800 >Hunter, > Here is a little more. > > James Madison Hunter, son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Steele) >Hunter, married Mary McFarlane. They moved to Ky and died there I believe. > One son went to Miss., then La. This son started the Hunter Clan in La. > Another son ended up in Texas. > From the book: An established facts, we know that our first >American ancestors of the name was Alexander Hunter who, with an older >brother John and a younger sister Jane came over from North Ireland. Their >arrival in America can be said with confidence to have been approximately in >the year 1730. We know that Alexander settled first in New Jersey, moved >to Penn., and finely migrated to Bedford County (the exact location being now >in Appomatic County), Virginia, where he died in late 1767 or early 1768. > > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Hunter, Where is Morganton located in NC? John Hunter, brother of Alexander, lived and died in Guilford Co., NC. Jane (Hunter) Martin came to NC after Hugh died to live and she died not long after her son the governor. My line comes from John and Henrietta (Davidson, she is listed in the book as John's wife), not comletely sure yet)) Hunter. Their daughter Alley/ Elly Hunter married a Joseph Tate, they lived also in Guilford Co. they died there. Their daughter Frances Tate married a Robert J. Ralston. Their son John Tate Ralston married a Lettie Harris. Their daughter Clariss J. Ralston married Benjamin Lawson Parks (these are my 2nd grt-grandparents). The Parks came from Va. to NC, Ga. and Ala. My grandmother was the last Parks in the family. She married a John Green Christian. The Christians are from the Ilse of Man, Va. Ga., Ala. and Texas. I am a direct decendant of Thomas Christian that came to Virginia about 1650 or so. So we are very "distant" cousins after all. Chris

Hunter, Here is a little more. James Madison Hunter, son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Steele) Hunter, married Mary McFarlane. They moved to Ky and died there I believe. One son went to Miss., then La. This son started the Hunter Clan in La. Another son ended up in Texas. From the book: An established facts, we know that our first American ancestors of the name was Alexander Hunter who, with an older brother John and a younger sister Jane came over from North Ireland. Their arrival in America can be said with confidence to have been approximately in the year 1730. We know that Alexander settled first in New Jersey, moved to Penn., and finely migrated to Bedford County (the exact location being now in Appomatic County), Virginia, where he died in late 1767 or early 1768. Chris

Hunter, Jane Martin is the sister of Alexander Hunter. She was married to Hugh Martin in NJ. Hugh died there and Jane went to NC to live with her son. He was the governor of NC at the time. She died a few days after her son did. Now there is a Jane Martin listed as a daughter of Hugh and Jane Martin. The book does not list who she married. Here is the children of Hugh and Jane (Hunter) Martin: 1. Alexander Martin 2. James Martin (1) Ruth Rogers 3. Robert Martin 4. Thomas Martin 5. Samuel Martin 6. Jane Martin 7. Martha Martin Here is the information from the title page of the book. THE HUNTERS of BEDFORD COUNTY VIRGINIA Notes and documents on the family of James Hunter, Regulator leader of North Carolina, including forebearers in Pennsylvanis, Virginia, North Carolina, Louisiana and Texas. by Walter Marvin Hunter, 1973 Printed by Polyanthos, Cottonport. Lousiana Chris

Hope someone can help me with my Hunter (s) Matilda born 1787 married ?? Hunter Son Henry Hunter born 1813 married Martha ?Little? All Born in NY 1850 Census Monroe Orange County New York Elizabeth Hunter born 1832 died 1866 Henrietta Hunter born 1834 Catherine Hunter born 1837 Charles Hunter born 1839 died 1862 Martha Hunter born 1842 Ira Hunter born 1847 Elizabeth Hunter married James Norman Hull 12/21/1850 Monroe, Orange County New York. James Norman and Elizabeth Hunter Hull are buried in the Seamanville Cemetery in Monroe, Orange County New York.

Can you send more info on this Hunter Book from Bedford Co., VA? I'm trying to chase down my Hunter line, too. sara@ezwv.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <MekongRiver38744@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 10:16 AM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] WHAT HUNTERS WERE IN THE USA BEFORE 1800 > Hunter, > You should get a hold of the book "The Hunters of Bedford Co., Va." by a > Hunter. That is if you have not seen it yet. It covers the Hunters and > Martins. There was two brothers, John and Alexander and their sister Jane > (who md. a Hugh Martin in NJ) came from Ireland to Pa., NJ and Va.. Your > line may be from Alexander, who md. Elizabeth Steele. My line is from John > Hunter, which the auther did not trace. > I have more if you would like it. Let me know. > > Chris >

Thank you for the sources you sent. I hope some of them will show our Nancy A especially. Eleanor Lee

Hi Chris, and thanks so much for the info on the book. Is the book still in print, and if so, where can I get a copy? I am indeed from Alexander and Elizabeth (STEELE) HUNTER. They are my 6G Grandparents. Jane MARTIN, my 5G Grandmother, married James HUNTER Sr, son of Alexander & Elizabeth. I just discovered Jane's first name. It was supposed that she was the aunt of a governor. Yes, I would appreciate any further information you have. I think I have found me a new cousin...or you found me. Warm Regards, Hunter George Morganton, NC This E-Mail and any attachment scanned by NORTON ANTIVIRUS 2002, and is virus free Researching: Critz, Dalton, Faircloth, Frans, George, Horton, Hunter, McFarland, Maiolatesi, Pace, Redd, Thomas, Zaffiro and many others.

do you have more early hunter info? JIM HUNTER ----- Original Message ----- From: <Yessub@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: : [HUNTER-L] HUNTERS WERE IN THE USA BEFORE 1800 > John Hunter from Londonderry, Ireland came to US with two other Hunters in > 1718. He settled first Worcester, MA and then Colrain and Pelham. >

Some of your message is familiar concerning the Hunters in USA before 1800 and in NJ. My 3rd great grandfather was Aaron Hunter b.1800 NJ? but do not know his parents names or which county. He is found on 1830 Beaver Co.,New Sewickley Twp, PA and then he went on to IN. Children: William b.1830(marr: Bathsheba Eggleston), Catherine b.1832, Allen b.1834, George Wb. 1837 (possibly marr: Mary Polly Ledbetter), David b.1838(marr: Lydia Burns Jones), Aaron Jr b.1840(marr: Charolette Gant) and Margaret b. 1844(marr: Joseph E Gant/died in Howell Co.,MO). The first four were born in PA and the others in IN. So, does anyone out there have any of these connections or know which county in NJ to start my search for Aaron SR?? Thanks for your time. F.Kay Hunter Roberts

I did a quickie search for them and found no Nancy Alston Hunter. There are a ton of Elizabeth Hunters. You might find Nancy A and Elizabeth Boykin Hunter on the same reference. This is all from FTM 8.0 index Charles Severs FamilyFinder Index Individual CD Description CD # Hunter, Elizabeth Boykin World Family Tree: Volume 49, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 49 Hunter, Elizabeth Boykin World Family Tree: Volume 25, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 25 Hunter, Nancy A. Selected U.S./International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 403 Hunter, Nancy A. Family Pedigrees: Everton's Computerized Family File, Volume 1, 1400s-1990s 12 Hunter, Nancy A. Family Pedigrees: Everton's Computerized Family File, Volumes 2-3, 1400s-1990s 13 Hunter, Nancy A Family Pedigrees: Everton Publishers, 1500-1990 15 Hunter, Nancy A Marriage Index: Selected Counties of IL, IN, KY, OH, TN, 1720-1926 2 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 5, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 5 Hunter, Nancy A Marriage Index: Selected Counties of Arkansas, 1779-1992 6 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 9, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 9 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 12, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 12 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 12, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 12 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 7, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 7 Hunter, Nancy A. World Family Tree: Volume 42, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 42 Hunter, Nancy A. World Family Tree: Volume 50, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 50 Hunter, Nancy A World Family Tree: Volume 27, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 27 Hunter, Nancy A. Marriage Index: Tennessee, 1851-1900 235 Hunter, Nancy A. Census Records: Indiana, 1860 304 Hunter, Nancy A. Marriage Index: West Virginia, 1863-1900 241 Hunter, Nancy A Census Index: Georgia, 1870 291 Hunter, Nancy A. Census Index: Ohio, 1880 20 Hunter, Nancy A. Census Index: United States Selected States/Counties, 1880 320 Hunter, Nancy A. Veterans' Schedules: United States, 1890 131 Hunter, Nancy A. Census Index: New England, 1900 322 I find nothing in common on these two.

There are two women in my husband's family that we would like to know mopre about, especially the Hunter line. Elizabeth was born 25 Nov 1829 in AL and d 20 Mar 1878 in Monroe Co AL She m James Edward Lett 13 Feb 1845. I would like to know her background, as her parents, sibs, anything you would share. The other woman in his ancestry was Nancy Alston Hunter. Was she related to Elizabeth Boykin Hunter? Nancy was b 1794 and d 1852. She m Gen Edwin Davis King 10 May 1814. I do not know where these events happened. I would appreciate anything you coul let me know abt Elizabeth Boykin Hunter and/or Nancy Alston Hunter. Thank you. Eleanor Lee, whlee@kih.net

Guess it's time to throw my family into the mix again! My gggf, William Irwin Hunter, son of Elizabeth Irwin and grandson of William Irwin, was b. 1780 in Franklin Co., PA. Don't know his father or gf. Would like to! William md. "Miss Ray" in 1808, Franklin Co., PA. Moved to Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland Co., PA, and had 3 dau. and 1 son, William R. (Ray?). "Miss Ray" then died, and William remarried Jane McCrelias (b. 1800, Ireland). They had 4 dau. while living in Mt. Pleasant. They then moved to Ashland, OH, and had 1 son and 2 dau. there. After William's son by Jane McCrelias, each generation had any number of dau., but only one son each for the next 3 generations (I'm the 3rd), and then no more sons in my line. I am fairly complete from William forward; however... siblings, parents, etc. backward have presented a major "brick wall" (one of our favorite terms!) Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Ted

John Hunter from Londonderry, Ireland came to US with two other Hunters in 1718. He settled first Worcester, MA and then Colrain and Pelham.