It seems many Hunters arrived in the 1850 period. You have to wander if they came together, wrote to each other bring family over in pieces or what? ----- Original Message ----- From: <HBillhunter@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 12:08 PM Subject: [HUNTER-L] Re: HUNTER-D Digest V02 #49 > Tom Hunter Jr. > I don't know if my grandfather (b 1829) had any siblings, only that his > father was James Hunter and mother Margaret Brown (b & d dates unknown). He > came to the USA about 1850 +/-. > Bill Hunter > Allison Park, PA >

Still trying to find info on Robert B. Hunter. He was born in NY around 1870 and died in 1910. He is buried in Green-Wood Cemetery. I know he was very ill in 1904 and his mother visited him in Lakewood NJ. Not sure if he was in a hospital there or lived there.

> << Tom, > I have a Thomas Hunter, b. ca. 1836 with both a brother and a father named > William. I always assumed, from the 1850 census, that Thomas was older, but > maybe > the census had it wrong? There were several other siblings listed, of which > one > was Jared Ware Hunter, b. ca. 1838. Anything sound familiar? > Barbara >> > > Barbara, do you have their birthplaces and where they lived and died? > > I have a William Henry Hunter, who married Mary Rose Barlow on October 7th, > 1869, in Adams County, Illinois. I don't have his birthplace or date, waiting > for marriage certificate from Ill. > Carla Hunter Southwick > Carla, I don't know where William Sr. was born but he was living somewhere in PA when Thomas and Jared were born (I think Warren Co.). I don't know where he died, but probably in PA. Both Thomas and Jared died in Blaine, Whatcom Co., WA in the early 1900's. I don't know anything about William Jr. and the other siblings except what shows on the 1850 Fed. census. If the order of the children listed is correct then I would assume William Jr. to have been born about 1840 so it is entirely possible he COULD be your William. I just have no idea. From the names of the children listed on that census I am positive that William Sr.'s wife was NOT Jane CARR(E), though her given name was Jane. (Oh, for an few UNUSUAL names, like GOOGLEFRITZ! As you have undoubtedly found, there must be several thousand William and Thomas HUNTER's out there!) Barbara

I am looking for info on Green H.Hunter born early 1800's Georgia. Was with the 9th Florida Infantry Regiment, CSA. He got a medical degree in 1851 . Lived and practiced in Lake City Florida. Married Mary Baker Hale. Son Joseph Howell Hunter. Roy Hunter 3<>< rghunter3@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Here's another William Hunter.. William Merry Hunter was born in Providence RI 10/1/1822. Son of John B. and Hannah Thompson. He married Susan S Allen who was born in Abington,CT 11/13/1824. They had seven children: Edgar b.1/11/1853 d.9/8/1854 Edith b.3/2/1854 William E. b.1/3/1856 Harriet F b.9/29/1857 John b.5/7/1860 Sarah V b.8/5/1863 Alexander b.4/14/1867 All the children were born in Providence County,RI The dates used in the Prov. Clerk's office were copied from a family bible. William M. served in the Civil War as a Private in the RI Volunteers in Co.H 11Reg from 10/62-7/1863. When William died on 7/19/1893 his wife received pension for his military service. He and wife are both buried inNorth Burial Grounds in Providence.

Hi all, Just a friendly reminder on the proper use of Subject lines We all depend on them, to know what the general topic is, and whether it is worth opening the message to read it. It is therefore of GREAT BENEFIT to the POSTER to have the subject line reflect the content, in order to get the most readers. Most mail reader / clients can sort by subject, so that people can zoom in on a topic of interest, and delete blocks of messages , UNREAD, if the subject line is not of interest. SUBJECT LINES 1) If you subscribe to the HUNTER-D version of this list, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to make sure that the original poster's subject has been copied to the subject line of any reply. If your mail program doesn't do it automatically, do it manually. A subject line such as: Re: [HUNTER-L] Re: HUNTER-D Digest V02 #50 doesn't catch anyone's interest. 2) This list is for HUNTER's WORLDWIDE! PLEASE, put in your message an indication of what country / state / province you are talking about. Something like "ENG:NFK>CAN:ON " would mean originally from Dorset, England, moved to Ontario, Canada. - or - "USA:CA" would indicate a single location, of California, USA 3) If you notice that the conversation in a series of notes has moved away from the original topic, CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE . If you want to add to the new subject line something like " (Formerly:..the old subject...)", great. It can be dropped after a few messages. ATTACHED MESSAGE CONTENT 1) All messages on this list are archived on Rootsweb. For that reason, and respect for users mailboxes...PLEASE **DO** attach a few lines, to help readers understand the context of your comments, but EDIT out headers, multiple taglines, and the message trail from the beginning of the thread. Readers will have received the previous messages, or can find them in the Archives on Rootsweb. Time to step off my soap box If anyone wants to reach ANY List Admin (including me) at Rootsweb, off the list, just address your email to the list name, with ' -ADMIN' added. For this list, it would be HUNTER-ADMIN@ROOTSWEB.COM . Thanks for listening Ron Cushman HUNTER List Admin

Anyone have any connections to these Hunter(s) in Knox County, Ohio? The following is from the 1851 census of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England: HUNTER William 42 Stone Mason Bilton     Sarah 37 Bilton Gloucestershire     William 19 Coal Miner Bilton     Joseph 17 Errand Boy Bilton     John 12 Errand Boy Cheltenham     Jane 9 Scholar Bilton     Henry Scholar 6 Bilton     Timothy 3 Bilton     Samuel 3m Cheltenham (The birthplace of those born in "Bilton" was a transcription error and should have been "Bitton".) These Hunters came to Knox County, Ohio, between 1851 census -1853 when the last child (Silas) was born in Knox County. Even though there were other Hunters in Knox County, I haven't been able to connect to them. Loretta Knox County surnames: HUNTER, SIMPSON, GOODIN and ROBINSON

I have a William Henry Hunter (d. 1864) Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland, married Sarah Spratt, 1858. Regards - Richard.

Hi All, Since the subject seems to be William Hunter, I figured I'd post even though I'm not currently working on this branch. My great grandfather was also a William. His full name is William Clarke Hunter. He was born Jul 1864 in Philadelphia, Pa. Both of his parents came from Ireland (according to census records & family history). I don't know his parents' names or where in Ireland they came from. I don't know if there were any siblings. It is possible that his mother's name may have been Jane. I did Jane & William Hunter (mother & son) listed in Philadelphia on the 1880 census. This is the only William I could find that was the correct age to be my William. But, like I said, that's only a maybe. William married Ellen Jane Warden at the Memorial Church of the Holy Comforter Protestant Episcopal church, 1619 Christian Street, Philadelphia on 5 JUN 1899. William & Ellen had 4 children: 1)William Clarke Hunter Jr. b.16 APR 1900 in Philadelphia, d. MAR 1967 in Atlantic City, NJ 2)Helen W. (Hunter) Tilton b. 1901 in Philadelphia, d.1963 in NJ 3)Florence E. Hunter b. 1903 in Philadelphia, d. 1937 in Atlantic City(?), NJ 4)Raymond Thomas Hunter b. 1 DEC 1906 in Philadelphia, Pa., d. 22 JAN 1964 in Pleasantville, NJ (my grandfather) We're nor quite positive about Ellen's maiden name. She is listed as Warden on her marriage certificate, and as Bayden on my grandfather's birth certificate. If this William sounds familiar or belongs to anyone else, please let me know. I have alot of info on his descendants I can pass along. Vicki Hunter escape3b3@aol.com (try this address first, if it gets bounced back, try escape3b3@cs.com, I'm in the process of switching from CompuServe to AOL, they're supposed to be forwarding my mail for me)

In a message dated 3/23/02 12:02:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, HUNTER-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Tom, I have a Thomas Hunter, b. ca. 1836 with both a brother and a father named William. I always assumed, from the 1850 census, that Thomas was older, but maybe the census had it wrong? There were several other siblings listed, of which one was Jared Ware Hunter, b. ca. 1838. Anything sound familiar? Barbara >> Barbara, do you have their birthplaces and where they lived and died? I have a William Henry Hunter, who married Mary Rose Barlow on October 7th, 1869, in Adams County, Illinois. I don't have his birthplace or date, waiting for marriage certificate from Ill. Carla Hunter Southwick

> Bill, > Do you know if your William (b1829) had a brother named Thomas? > Thanks, > Tom Hunter Jr. > Watervliet, N.Y. > Tom, I have a Thomas Hunter, b. ca. 1836 with both a brother and a father named William. I always assumed, from the 1850 census, that Thomas was older, but maybe the census had it wrong? There were several other siblings listed, of which one was Jared Ware Hunter, b. ca. 1838. Anything sound familiar? Barbara

Bill Hunter, Did your grandfather, William Hunter, have a brother named James? I have a William Black Hunter b. 1857 in Ohio who's father was James Hunter (b. Ireland) married to Martha Kinkead (b. England) no dates. Sid Quinn

Bill, Do you know if your William (b1829) had a brother named Thomas? Thanks, Tom Hunter Jr. Watervliet, N.Y. ----- Original Message ----- From: <HBillhunter@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 4:06 PM Subject: [HUNTER-L] William Hunter > The subject should be William Hunters because there seem to be a million > of them. My father, William W. Hunter, was born in 1874 in Pittsburgh, > Pennsylvania and his father, William Hunter, was born in Belfast, N. Ireland, > in 1829. I'm also a William Hunter, so I know that there are more than you > can imagine. > Bill Hunter > Allison Park, PA >

doesn't sound like a match. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SidQuinn@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 8:41 PM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] William Hunter > Bill Hunter, > Did your grandfather, William Hunter, have a brother named James? > I have a William Black Hunter b. 1857 in Ohio who's father was James Hunter > (b. Ireland) married to Martha Kinkead (b. England) no dates. > Sid Quinn >

Very interesting, My ggrandfather was William Clayborne/Claiborne Hunter, he was born in Miss, but claimed Scotland for his home..grin..Peggy ----- Original Message ----- From: <RLYMAN3529@aol.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 6:30 PM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] William Hunter > Dear Bill - Interesting - My great grandfather, William Hunter, was born May > 1829, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal - Imagine two William Hunters born in Ireland > in the same year! - Regards - Richard. >

Dear Bill - Interesting - My great grandfather, William Hunter, was born May 1829, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal - Imagine two William Hunters born in Ireland in the same year! - Regards - Richard.

The subject should be William Hunters because there seem to be a million of them. My father, William W. Hunter, was born in 1874 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and his father, William Hunter, was born in Belfast, N. Ireland, in 1829. I'm also a William Hunter, so I know that there are more than you can imagine. Bill Hunter Allison Park, PA

Alex was listed on intent to marry in Bristol Co., Mass., as a transient and abt. 27 years of age. My question is WHERE was his former residence.. does he possibly fit into your research?

To the best of my knowledge Reginald Dix Hunter was born 1880-1881, in NY, son of James Hunter ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terence Bush" <obhs@innercite.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 8:06 PM Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] I found new Hunter line: any descendents? > PLEASE: date, place etc..... who is Reginald Dix Hunter? Who, what, where > and when? > Thank you. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bill Hunter" <nickh@earthlink.com> > To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 6:32 PM > Subject: [HUNTER-L] I found new Hunter line: any descendents? > > > > I found descendents of Reginald Dix Hunter, but have little info on them: > > > > Lois Hunter buried 3-19-81 > > Dorothy (Hunter) Zavoyianis buried 12-2-1992 > > Margaret A. (Hunter) Ryder > > Grace Hunter buried 10-10-1963 > > > > All lived around Brooklyn, NY > > > > Anyone have clues? > > > > >

Dear Geogeann - If you have any further Hunter information in Ireland (Donegal) - would be interested - Thank you - Richard