What are you trying to find out? His parents? Is he still living? If not try the Social Security site. They list everyone not living who had a SSN. If still living, try the online phone directories. He will not likely be in genealogical lists if still alive. Good luck Sid

Hi, I am seeking information on Daniel Lynn Hunter, born in Missouri, around 1946 or 1947. Any information will be very appreciated! Sincerely, Holly

My name is Donald Hunter. My GGGrandfather (William) Ephraim Hunter B. 1777 in Anson Co. Owned land in the SW Reedy Branch of Jones Creek of PeeDee River. Some of this area was owned by William Hunter sr. of Richmond/Anson Co. His wife was Sarah Elizabeth Crocker b. 1779. I am interested in information on William Hunter, SR. and Capt. William Hunter and James Hunter who lived in Richmond Co. They all owned land in Richmond/Anson Co. as well as in Marlboro Co.,SC. I am trying to find if any are related to William Ephraim Hunter and his two brothers Elijah and Elisha(died in Green Co.,AL early 1836). Since they sometimes use their middle names,(I suspect that one or more had a middle of Elijah) William sr.,Capt. William, and James Hunter. There is alot of literature on some of these gentleman somewhere. I am not the only one interested. All these seem to have had alot of daughters and I have seen alot of marriages in Anson/Richmond Co. in 1800-1805. Marrying into Covington,Bostick,LaFeavor,Crocker, and several others. I seen recent inqueries on several women who were married in this area with Hunter as last name and getting married in the time frame far mentioned. Donald Hunter __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com

Hi all, I am trying to locate information on Floyd County Hunters. My ggggrandmother was Ann Hunter, 2nd wife of Samuel Mosley. They were married August 22, 1861 in Floyd Co. Any help is greatly appreciated. Janet Roberson ------- End of forwarded message -------

Terry, I also have KERR and HUNTER but the link is in County Tyrone, Ireland for me. Would be interested if there is any link ..... I have a couple of references to the KERR surname in records I have encountered while researching my HUNTER and HUSTON families in County Tyrone. I strongly suspect there is a link by marriage but have not been able to establish it. The items I have are: 1. 1901 County Tyrone census return for townland of Aughadulla in the parish of Dromore. Head of household is William HUNTER born c1835. He was previously farming in the west of Ardstraw parish. The census shows him married to Mary, nee HUSTON (or HOUSTON) . Included in the household there is a 60 year old widow Catherine KERR identifed as a 'relative'. All can read and write, all are Presbyterians. 2. The Abercorn Papers in the PRONI (and also on microfilm from the LDS) have rent records showing my HUSTON ancestors in the townland of Ballaght/Ballough, parish of Ardstraw from at least 1832 to 1876. They are co-tenants with a KERR during part of that time. The book "an Introduction to the Abercorn Letters" mentions a "Exekil HUSTON of Ballaght" in 1786 and the first KERR family connection occurs soon after in 1792 - "HUSTON has had his new house in great forwardness and A. KERR is ready to take the one he leases." Regards, Victor On Sat, 26 Jan 2002 10:47:12 -0500, you wrote: >I submitted this 2 years ago. I'm simply trying again. > >Elizabeth was born in somewhere in Pennyslvania in the 1840's. She married George R. HUNTER abt 1860. >She died abt 1878/79. They had at least the following children, Thomas, Lewis, Howard, Emma, and William. >George and the children appear on the 1880 Census in Hazel Township of Luzern County, PA. >HIs wife at that time was Alice FRY Good with children of previous marriage, May, Arthur, and Sarah. >I am searching for any information on Elizabeth. She was my great grandmother. Emma was my grandmother. > >Terry Good > Victor Paul, Christchurch, NZ. email: v.paul@netaccess.co.nz

> I submitted this 2 years ago. I'm simply trying again. > > Elizabeth was born in somewhere in Pennyslvania in the 1840's. She married > George R. HUNTER abt 1860. > She died abt 1878/79. They had at least the following children, Thomas, Lewis, > Howard, Emma, and William. > George and the children appear on the 1880 Census in Hazel Township of Luzern > County, PA. > HIs wife at that time was Alice FRY Good with children of previous marriage, > May, Arthur, and Sarah. > I am searching for any information on Elizabeth. She was my great grandmother. > Emma was my grandmother. > > Terry Good > Terry, I have an Elizabeth HUNTER on the 1850 Census in Deerfield Township, PA (the copier cut off the county but it may be Warren or Venango). She had, among her siblings, two brothers (Thomas and William). Her father was also named William and her mother Jane (Unknown). She was, as best as I can figure out, born about 1845. Do you suppose these two are connected? I don't know anything more about the family, other than Thomas and another brother Jared Ware HUNTER. If you think there is a connection I'd be pleased to hear from you. Barbara

Terry Where was George Hunter from? Ireland and the Americas. Give me all the details you have on George and I'll see if we match up. Wayne Brett Hunter ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Good" <tegood@erols.com> To: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 7:47 AM Subject: [HUNTER-L] ELIZABETH KERR HUNTER IN PA ca 1840-1880 > I submitted this 2 years ago. I'm simply trying again. > > Elizabeth was born in somewhere in Pennyslvania in the 1840's. She married George R. HUNTER abt 1860. > She died abt 1878/79. They had at least the following children, Thomas, Lewis, Howard, Emma, and William. > George and the children appear on the 1880 Census in Hazel Township of Luzern County, PA. > HIs wife at that time was Alice FRY Good with children of previous marriage, May, Arthur, and Sarah. > I am searching for any information on Elizabeth. She was my great grandmother. Emma was my grandmother. > > Terry Good > >

I submitted this 2 years ago. I'm simply trying again. Elizabeth was born in somewhere in Pennyslvania in the 1840's. She married George R. HUNTER abt 1860. She died abt 1878/79. They had at least the following children, Thomas, Lewis, Howard, Emma, and William. George and the children appear on the 1880 Census in Hazel Township of Luzern County, PA. HIs wife at that time was Alice FRY Good with children of previous marriage, May, Arthur, and Sarah. I am searching for any information on Elizabeth. She was my great grandmother. Emma was my grandmother. Terry Good

"ATTENTION: 2ND. AND LAST UPDATE TO GENERAL PUBLIC MAILING LIST" SURNAMES ADDITIONS ARE CLOSED, AS NO WAY TO DISPLAY MORE NOW. GENERAL INVITATION TO THE FAMILIES OF THE SETTLERS OF EAST TN WHO CAME FROM EVERYWHERE, INCLUDING KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA, & NORTH CAROLINA*** Please do not hit reply to ,<coffmancousins@hotmail.com> You can't get a reply there!! Send To: Carl at <CousinsCom2@hotmail.com> Terri at <CousinsCom1@hotmail.com> ***WE KNOW MANY MANY NOBLE NAMES CAME TO EAST TN.. AND WE HAVE ADDED MANY MORE TO THIS OUR 2ND, UPDATE. JUST CAN'T ADD ALL OF THEM*** SPECIAL INTEREST INFO. TO ONES COMING AND OTHER HOW HAVE QUESTIONS AND WHO ARE THINKING ABOUT COMING, AS FOLLOWS: I. We need someone to Please bring a drug store type scan/printer to Reunion to make copies of data. And to charge something like 5-10 cents a copy to the people. E-mail first as we can't use more then two. 2. If some semiprofessional photographers would like to bring camera equip. he could be use to take group photos as a fair price. E-mail first please 3. If a couple of your families would like to bring your laptops, to do look up we certainly would appreciate it. We simple ly haven't any budget to use. 4. Some of you have asked about Rv parking in Knoxville. There's only one in North Knoxville. The "Yogi Bears Jelly stone Park Camp Resort" Heiskell,Tn. 9514 Diggs Gap Rd. phone 1-865-938-6600. 5. The Official Group rates Motel For "The East Tn. Homecoming/Reunion" is The Sleep Inn in north Knoxville at 5460 Central Ave Pike, phone 1-865-688-7300. If you people will give us a month to take head count on ones wanting motels, Terri lives in Knoxville and she will get us all good rates. Send to Terri e-mail <cousinscom1@hotmail.com> later to see rates. Last year it was near $40 for a 2 full size doubles with discount. That should about do it. The campground is about. 4 miles away on Clinton Highway from motel at Powell ***OUR SURNAMES FEATURED SHOULD HAVE HOST/ HOSTESS/OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS TO GREET THEM- BUT PLEASE STOP A FRONT OF REUNION AND ASK IF WE HAVE A HOST FOR A NAME, AS SOMEONE MAY NOT SHOW UP, PLEASE*** ARNOLD, ATCHLEY, ATKINS, BAKER, BAUMGARDNER/BOMGARDENER, BAXTER, BLACKBURN, BLAIR, BRADLEY, BROWN, BRUCE, BUNCH, CANNON, CAMPBELL, CATE, CHANDLEY, CHILDERS, CLARK, COFFMAN/KAUFFMAN/KAUFMAN/KAUFMANN, CONNER, COX, CROSS, DISNEYS, DUGGER, EDMONDS, ELDER, ELLIS, FOUSTS, FRAKER, GILPIN/GILPEN, GOFORTH, GRAVES, HAGGARD, HARE, HAVENS, HAYES, HENSLEY, HOOK, HUFF, HUNTER, HURST, HURTS, JACK, JAGER, JAMES, JONES, KAUFFMAN/KAUFMAN/KAUFMANN/COFFMAN, KILGORE, KINCAID, KINEHEAD, KIRKPATRICK, KITTS, LARKIN, LARUE, LAWSON, LEGG, LETHCO, MACKLIN/MCCLAIN/MCLAIN, MCCLOUD, MCDOWELL, MOORE, MORROW, NORMAN, NORWOOD, OGG, OSBORN, OWEN, PALMER, PARKER, PARKS, PETERS, PICKERING, POUNDERS, RAMSEY, RENFRO/RENTFREW/RENTFRO, ROACH, ROBBS, ROLLS, SAMPLE, SANDS, SAUNDERS, SEABORN, SEVIER, SHELTON, SMITH, STRICKLAND, SZALAY, THOMPSON, TILLERY, VAN BIBBER, WADDELL, WALLACE, WARWICK, WEAVER, WEBBS, WILLIAMS, WOOD, WYRICK, YAGER, YANON. ---------------------------------------- what: HOMECOMING/REUNION 2002 who: Pioneer Families of East TN, KY, and VA when: JULY 13-14 where: Bell's Campground Bell's Campground Rd. Powell, Knox Co., TN Powell, Tennessee, is a suburb of Knoxville and is located in North Knox County. Bell's Campground is off of Clinton Hwy. Those needing hotel/motel accommodations will need to make them in North Knoxville. **STATEMENT OF INTENT** This is an open invitation to attend the 2nd annual homecoming/reunion of our pioneer families that settled, lived, raised their children, and sometimes died in this area. Some sank deep roots and others moved on, scattering our ancestors from coast to coast. Our purpose is to have fun, get acquainted, and swap genealogical information. The above is a list of the families which we know for sure had ties in early East Tennessee and the ones we have some information on. However, (Sorry all surnames are CLOSED Now) Contact Carl at <CousinsCom2@hotmail.com> or Terri at <CousinsCom1@hotmail.com>. All we ask is that you be willing to act as host or hostess/greeter for your surname and to share whatever info you have available. ALL surnames are welcome to attend whether your name is listed here or not! There will be a wealth of information to share. Plan on attending please! We Do Need A Head Count, To, NOT over book, However. (Numbers of persons coming) is needed. We would love to have volunteers for all the names on the list (except Brown and Coffman, which we have well-covered) to act as co-hosts/co-hostesses to greet and help people with their surname feel welcome and to help them meet researchers working on the same surname. To those of you with East TN roots who don't have much extended family and therefore don't have a reunion, this is your chance to bring your immediate family members and join ours. We want everyone to have fun, feel welcomed, and enjoy themselves. **That's What Tennessee Stands For: THE VOLUNTEER STATE ** "Where pride walks and the flag flies!"** We know that we have some college instructors attending who perhaps can be persuaded to speak. We also have experts and accredited genealogist who have been researching for 30 plus years. They are ready to share their information with us. ---------------------- Attendance is FREE . . . but we will have a "donation" jar to offset the cost for using the campground, tableware, entertainment, and clean up. PLEASE PLAN ON ATTENDING AND BRING: 1. First and foremost yourselves... 2. ALL BOOKS, BIBLES, PICTURES, FAMILY SHEETS, AND INFORMATION YOU HAVE AVAILABLE... 3. A covered dish to share. (For those who are traveling some distance and for whom this is not a feasible option, you may either bring a sack lunch or a non- perishable or deli item that can be picked up at last minute locally. 4. Drinks, ice chest 5. A chair or blanket to sit on...If you are serving as a host or hostess, you will also need a small table (card table size or larger) to display your family information on. -------------------------- Last year was our first attempt to pull all these early settlers' descendants together. As far as we knew, it had never been attempted before. It was a resounding success for a first attempt, and it was agreed that it should become an annual event. This area is so very rich in history, both as an Indian frontier and as an isolated jewel of Union sympathy during the Civil War. It also served as a departure point for westward movement and new settlement. Our ancestors left us a rich heritage, which we are striving to preserve and pass on to our children and grandchildren. This rich tapestry of ideals and values is what made us a great nation and what made each of us what we are today. And it began with our earliest immigrant ancestors who came here to start a new life and a new country. COME and SHARE that heritage with us on July 13-14. We are looking forward to making many new friends!! Sincerely, Terri Brown Jurca: <CousinsCom1@hotmail.com>, 5509 Paula Rd., Knoxville, Tn 37912 Carl Coffman: <CousinsCom2@hotmail.com> 1448 S. Hadley St. Wichita, Kansas 67213 and co-hosted by many more friends and cousins, both locally and via internet -- too numerous to name individually, but all of whom we thank for all their help. /////////////// PLEASE REPLY BRIEFLY TO ONE OF ABOVE ADDRESSES IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND SO WE CAN KEEP A HEADCOUNT. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT SO THAT WE CAN BE PREPARED FOR THE CORRECT NUMBER AND TO TRY TO ASSIST YOU IN FINDING ACCOMMODATIONS. Thank you.////////////////// _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

In a message dated 1/14/02 6:38:47 AM Eastern Standard Time, noblepacific@telus.net writes: > We're Ulster Scots descended from Hamilton Hunter (b.1857 d.1933) and > Catherine "Kitty" Jane Brett (b.1867 d.1941) Hamilton is the son of John > Hunter and Anne Jane Trimble both born in Co. Tyrone, Ireland. > (Supposedly). Catherine Brett is the daughter of Richard Brett and Sarah > Little. > > We have tracked John Hunter (b.ca 1826 d.1885) and Ann Trimble (b.ca.1830 > d.ca.1895) through the various census and the early Land Records. Our > research is getting a little tougher now. We're trying to establish John > Hunter's parents and siblings. We are waiting for some reels from the > Archives which may provide some clues, because he purchased some Clergy > Lands in 1846 and this correspondence may give us some insight. Possibility > from various records that he may have had one brother named George. Ann > Trimble's father's name was Hamilton Trimble and he was supposedly born in > Co. Tyrone. 1788. > > If anyone has any clues/information or direction on how we can trace this > John T his is all I could find in FTM 8.0 index Charles Severs anything look familiar? FamilyFinder Index Individual CD Description CD # Trimble, H. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1538-1940 354 Trimble, H. Family History: Pennsylvania Genealogies #1, pre-1600 to 1900s 163 Trimble, H. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s 118 Trimble, H. The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, Volumes 1-39, 1650-1900s 213 Trimble, H Marriage Index: Selected Counties of AR, MO, MS, TX, 1766-1981 5 Trimble, H. Census Microfilm Records: AL, AR, LA and MS, 1850 453 Trimble, H. Census Index: United States Selected Counties, 1850 317 Trimble, H. Census Index: United States Selected States/Counties, 1860 318 Trimble, H. Social Security Death Index: United States, 1937-1998 110 Vol. 2 Trimble, H. A. Census Index: United States Selected States/Counties, 1880 320 Trimble, H. B. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s 118 Trimble, H. C. Genealogical Records: Virginia Historical Index, 1652-1930 202 Trimble, H C Census Index: Baltimore, Chicago, and St. Louis, 1870 288 Trimble, H. D. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s 118 Trimble, H. D. Census Index: United States Selected Counties, 1850 317 Trimble, H. E. Census Index: United States Selected States/Counties, 1880 320 Trimble, H. G. Land Records: Kentucky, 1774-1924 650 Trimble, H. L. World Family Tree: Volume 45, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 45 Trimble, H. L. World Family Tree: Volume 46, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 46 Trimble, H. L. World Family Tree: Volume 47, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 47 Trimble, H. Leonard Social Security Death Index: United States, 1937-1998 110 Vol. 2 Trimble, H. M. Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s 118 Trimble, H. M. Census Index: United States Selected States/Counties, 1870 319 Trimble, H O World Family Tree: Volume 1, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 1 Trimble, H O World Family Tree: Volume 1, pre-1600 to present WFT Volume 1 Trimble, Hamilton Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s-1900s 118 Trimble, Hamilton Census Index: Ontario, Canada, 1871 116 Trimble, Hamit Marriage Index: Indiana, 1851-1900 243

Hello everybody; We're Ulster Scots descended from Hamilton Hunter (b.1857 d.1933) and Catherine "Kitty" Jane Brett (b.1867 d.1941) Hamilton is the son of John Hunter and Anne Jane Trimble both born in Co. Tyrone, Ireland. (Supposedly). Catherine Brett is the daughter of Richard Brett and Sarah Little. We have tracked John Hunter (b.ca 1826 d.1885) and Ann Trimble (b.ca.1830 d.ca.1895) through the various census and the early Land Records. Our research is getting a little tougher now. We're trying to establish John Hunter's parents and siblings. We are waiting for some reels from the Archives which may provide some clues, because he purchased some Clergy Lands in 1846 and this correspondence may give us some insight. Possibility from various records that he may have had one brother named George. Ann Trimble's father's name was Hamilton Trimble and he was supposedly born in Co. Tyrone. 1788. If anyone has any clues/information or direction on how we can trace this John Hunter/Ann Trimble it would be appreciated. We have recently completed an extensive Hunter Family Tree at http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/venator Feel free to drop by and compare notes on your/our Hunter connections. (Don't forget to sign the Guestbook!) Wayne Brett Hunter

I don't know where in Ohio my William Hunter was born. His son was born in Altamont, Labette County, KS. Sid Quinn

Loretta, I'm sorry to hear of your health problems and I do appreciate your response. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll check the list. Good luck and keep in touch! Penny

An update on my HUNTER details. All are in County Tyrone, Ireland. There is a KERR connection somewhere that I have not solved yet - John's wife ? John1 HUNTER - birth details and other details unknown. 1 William2 HUNTER was born circa 1835 at Tyrone. He married Mary HUSTON, daughter of Ezekial HUSTON and Margaret FLETCHER, on 27 February 1868 at Clady Presbyterian Church, Ardstraw, Tyrone, both of full age, he bachelor, she spinster, he a farmer. He of "Lisnean" - no such so probably Lisleen. She of "Bullough" - no such so probably Ballought. His father John, farmer. Her father Ezekiel, farmer. Spelling of her surname HUSTON. 1.1 Catherine3 HUNTER was born on 23 January 1873 at Lisleen, Ardstraw, Tyrone. She married Moses STEWART, son of Alexander STEWART and Mary Anne STARK, on 12 December 1895 at 2nd Ballinahatty Presbyterian Church, Drumragh, Tyrone, both of full age. He a bachelor, farmer, resident of Creevan, father Alexander Stewart farmer. She a spinster, farmer's daughter, resident of Aughadulla Dromore, father William Hunter farmer. Witnesses John Hunter and Matilda Jane Stewart. Minister James Brown. Married by license. She died on 5 July 1950 at Fireagh, Drumragh, Tyrone, at age 77. She was buried after 5 July 1950 at Tyrone. 1.2 William Ezekiel3 HUNTER married an unknown person. He was born on 16 May 1877 at Aughadulla Harper, Dromore, Tyrone. Apparently migrated to California and had a family there. 1.2.1 William Neville4 HUNTER married an unknown person. He was born circa 1914. 1.3 Sarah Ann3 HUNTER was born on 28 January 1875 at Lisleen, Ardstraw, Tyrone. She married Thomas BOND, son of William BOND, on 10 February 1897 at 2nd Ballinahatty Presbyterian Church, Drumragh, Tyrone, he a bachelor, of full age, farmer, resident of Drumshinney, father William also a farmer. She a spinster, of full age, farmers daughter, resdient of Aughadulla, Dromore, father William a farmer. 1.4 Margaret Jane3 HUNTER was born on 16 January 1871 at Lisleen, Ardstraw, Tyrone. She married Robert John MCWILLIAMS, son of Robert MCWILLIAMS, on 3 June 1891 at 2nd Ballinahatty Presbyterian Church, Drumragh, Tyrone, he of full age, bachelor, farmer, resdient of Blacksessiagh, father also Robert and a farmer. She a minor, spinster, resident of Aughadulla, father William a farmer. Minister James Brown of Longmuck. Witnesses John Hunter and Annie Maria Hunter. 1.5 John3 HUNTER was born on 23 November 1868 at Lisleen, Ardstraw, Tyrone. He married an unknown person after March 1901. 1.5.1 Winnie4 HUNTER 1.6 Joseph3 HUNTER was born circa 1882 at Tyrone. No family ? 1.7 Andrew3 HUNTER was born on 26 September 1884 at Aughadulla, Dromore, Tyrone. Victor Paul, Christchurch, NZ. email: v.paul@netaccess.co.nz

Penny: I apologize for the delay in responding due to serious family health issues (we're elderly). Unfortunately I do not have information on William (son of William and Sarah Hunter). I do have some information on some of his siblings. They came directly to Knox County, Ohio, between 1851 and 1853 from Cheltenham, England. Perhaps the OHKNOX-L would be helpful. As time provides I will be searching and will contact you if I find anything on William. Again, sorry for the delay. Loretta

Does anyone have any information regarding the following (please reply here to this list): *************************************************************************** Bridget MOLONEY from Ranha, County Clare, married Feb 5, 1855 in Carrigholt Parish, County Clare, Ireland, to John KEATING, from Kilbaha, County Clare, Ireland. Known children: John (b.1856 or 1857), Mary Keating HUNTER, (b.1861), (d.Phoenix, AZ, Jan. 15, 1950); Patrick, (b.1858 or 1862); and Bernard, (b. Feb. 4, 1864). Patrick KEATING worked as a tailor and owned a shop at 687 Queen W. Street in TORONTO. Through Patrick KEATING, Mary met and married Patrick HUNTER (b.1856-d.1921), also a tailor, on Aug. 27, 1888, and moved from Canada to Washington, PA. abt. 1892-1893. Mary KEATING, b. Jan 1861, Kilbaha, Co. Clare Ireland, died Jan. 15, 1950 in Phoenix, AZ. Immigrated to TORONTO, Ont. Canada abt. 1886. May have followed brothers Jack (John?) and Patrick. Married Patrick HUNTER (1856-1921) on Aug. 27, 1888, and moved from Canada to Washington, PA. abt 1892-1893. Also lived in Titusville, PA., and Oil City, PA., before moving to Olean, NY. Mary Keating HUNTER died Jan. 15, 1950 in Phoenix, AZ. Patrick HUNTER (b. Mar. 17, 1856, Kilarney Co. Kerry), (d. August 17, 1921, Olean, NY) (south of Buffalo, NY). Parents were Isaac Samuel Hunter and Margaret Doyle. A brother, William HUNTER (b.1855) and a sister, Margaret HUNTER. Patrick HUNTER immigrated to TORONTO abt. 1879-1882. Mary Keating HUNTER and Patrick HUNTER's Children: Margaret (or spelled Marguerite) Teresa (Tess) (1893-1978); John Joseph (Joe) (1894-1931); William Samuel (1896-1943); Frances ("Frank") (female) (1898-1986); and Kathleen DAGGET ("Tiny") (1900-1954). Mary Keating HUNTER and Patrick HUNTER also lived in Titusville and Oil City, PA, before moving to Olean, NY. All above information compiled by S. Edmonds. Thanks! Hunter

Seeking information on a Hunter, Marguerite Fanny. Born about 1889, Died Jan 8 1919 in Stewarttown Ontario. She was the 1st wife of Hodge, Walter John. They had at least one child named Margaret. Lived in the Stewarttown/Georgetown area there whole lives as far as I know. Walter Died Oct 9 1969 In Georgetown Ontario. He re-married a Alyott, Ada Margaret Died June 21 1994 Ada Died Oct 6 1969 in PEI, buried in Georgetown Ontario. Has a son named Bruce, may also go by the name David. Walter adopted Bruce (David) and he took on the Hodge name I am the great grandson of Walter and Marguerite Any information about anyone listed here is greatly appreciated!

------_Part_3c3d068d-03e6-3848-010203040506 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit ------_Part_3c3d068d-03e6-3848-010203040506 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <HUNTER-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zd05.mx.aol.com (rly-zd05.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.229]) by air-zd04.mail.aol.com (v82.22) with ESMTP id MAILINZD47-0108223541; Tue, 08 Jan 2002 22:35:41 -0500 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.123]) by rly-zd05.mx.aol.com (v83.18) with ESMTP id MAILRELAYINZD52-0108223517; Tue, 08 Jan 2002 22:35:17 1900 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id g093VqL23608; Tue, 8 Jan 2002 20:31:52 -0700 Resent-Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 20:31:52 -0700 X-Original-Sender: DLHGLH@aol.com Tue Jan 8 20:31:52 2002 From: DLHGLH@aol.com Message-ID: <e.1834dec8.296d13a6@aol.com> Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 22:31:50 EST Subject: Re: [HUNTER-L] Hunters in KS & WA Old-To: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 124 Resent-Message-ID: <BtANBD.A.swF.om7O8@lists5.rootsweb.com> To: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/3747 X-Loop: HUNTER-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: HUNTER-L-request@rootsweb.com In a message dated 1/8/02 1:55:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, SidQuinn@aol.com writes: > My grandmother was born in Kansas. Her name was Susan B. Hunter. Her father > Was William Hunter, he was born in Ohio. Where in Kansas and where in Ohio were your Hunter's from. Mine were in Muskingum County, OH, then moved to Osage County, KS. Deborah ------_Part_3c3d068d-03e6-3848-010203040506--

In a message dated 1/8/02 1:55:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, SidQuinn@aol.com writes: > My grandmother was born in Kansas. Her name was Susan B. Hunter. Her father > Was William Hunter, he was born in Ohio. Where in Kansas and where in Ohio were your Hunter's from. Mine were in Muskingum County, OH, then moved to Osage County, KS. Deborah

***GENERAL INVITATION TO THE FAMILIES OF THE SETTLERS OF EAST TN WHO CAME FROM EVERYWHERE, INCLUDING KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA, & NORTH CAROLINA*** *ATTENTION BELOW SURNAMES AND MORE, IF YOU WANT TO JOIN US* BROWN, COFFMAN/KAUFFMAN, KINCAID, RAMSEY, BLACKBURN, KIRKPATRICK, SEABORN, GILPIN/GILPEN, PALMER, NORWOOD, SAMPLE, ROACH, HOOK, LAWSON, CHILDERS, WARWICK, HAVENS, HAYES, MACKLIN/MCCLAIN/MCLAIN, MCCLOUD, MCDOWELL, KINEHEAD, WOOD, BUNCH, OWEN, PARKER, RENFRO/RENTFREW/RENTFRO, ATCHLEY, CATE, ELDER, FRAKER, SANDS, WILLIAMS, SMITH, COX, HUNTER/JAGER/YAGER, OGG, CONNER, LARUE, WALLACE, BRADLEY,GRAVES, CLARK, TILLERY, OSBORN, CANNON, STRICKLAND, ARNOLD, WYRICK, BRUCE, ATKINS, SHELTON, DUGGER, LEGG, POUNDERS ---------------------------------------- what: HOMECOMING/REUNION 2002 who: Pioneer Families of East TN, KY, and VA when: JULY 13-14 where: Bell's Campground Bell's Campground Rd. Powell, Knox Co., TN Powell, Tennessee, is a suburb of Knoxville and is located in North Knox County. Bell's Campground is off of Clinton Hwy. (directions from Terri on request). Those needing hotel/motel accommodations will need to make them in North Knoxville. **STATEMENT OF INTENT** This is an open invitation to attend the 2nd annual homecoming/reunion of our pioneer families that settled, lived, raised their children, and sometimes died in this area. Some sank deep roots and others moved on, scattering our ancestors from coast to coast. Our purpose is to have fun, get acquainted, and swap genealogical information. The above is a list of the families which we know for sure had ties in early East Tennessee and the ones we have some information on. However, if you have a surname that you wish to add, please contact Terri Brown Jurca at <CousinsCom1@hotmail.com> or Carl Coffman at <CousinsCom2@hotmail.com>. All we ask is that you be willing to act as host or hostess/greeter for your surname and to share whatever info you have available. ALL surnames are welcome to attend whether your name is listed here or not! There will be a wealth of information to share. Plan on attending please! We would love to have volunteers for all the names on the list (except Brown and Coffman, which we have well-covered) to act as co-hosts/co-hostesses to greet and help people with their surname feel welcome and to help them meet researchers working on the same surname. To those of you with East TN roots who don't have much extended family and therefore don't have a reunion, this is your chance to bring your immediate family members and join ours. We want everyone to have fun, feel welcomed, and enjoy themselves. **That's What Tennessee Stands For: THE VOLUNTEER STATE ** "Where pride walks and the flag flies!"** We know that we have some college instructors attending who perhaps can be persuaded to speak. We also have experts and accredited genealogist who have been researching for 30 plus years. They are ready to share their information with us. ---------------------- Attendance is FREE . . . but we will have a "donation" jar to offset the cost for using the campground, tableware, entertainment, and clean up. PLEASE PLAN ON ATTENDING AND BRING: 1. First and foremost yourselves... 2. ALL BOOKS, BIBLES, PICTURES, FAMILY SHEETS, AND INFORMATION YOU HAVE AVAILABLE... 3. A covered dish to share. (For those who are traveling some distance and for whom this is not a feasible option, you may either bring a sack lunch or a non- perishable or deli item that can be picked up at last minute locally. 4. Drinks, ice chest 5. A chair or blanket to sit on...If you are serving as a host or hostess, you will also need a small table (card table size or larger) to display your family information on. -------------------------- Last year was our first attempt to pull all these early settlers' descendants together. As far as we knew, it had never been attempted before. It was a resounding success for a first attempt, and it was agreed that it should become an annual event. This area is so very rich in history, both as an Indian frontier and as an isolated jewel of Union sympathy during the Civil War. It also served as a departure point for westward movement and new settlement. Our ancestors left us a rich heritage, which we are striving to preserve and pass on to our children and grandchildren. This rich tapestry of ideals and values is what made us a great nation and what made each of us what we are today. And it began with our earliest immigrant ancestors who came here to start a new life and a new country. COME and SHARE that heritage with us on July 13-14. We are looking forward to making many new friends!! Sincerely, Terri Brown Jurca: <CousinsCom1@hotmail.com>, 5509 Paula Rd., Knoxville, Tn 37912 Carl Coffman: <CousinsCom2@hotmail.com> 1448 S. Hadley St. Wichita, Kansas 67213 and co-hosted by many more friends and cousins, both locally and via internet -- too numerous to name individually, but all of whom we thank for all their help. /////////////// PLEASE REPLY BRIEFLY TO ONE OF ABOVE ADDRESSES IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND SO WE CAN KEEP A HEADCOUNT. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT SO THAT WE CAN BE PREPARED FOR THE CORRECT NUMBER AND TO TRY TO ASSIST YOU IN FINDING ACCOMMODATIONS. Thank you.////////////////// _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com