At 08:28 PM 11/15/99 -0500, The Hunters wrote: >Jim & Bill Hunters: > >Did you try the links we sent last night? Barbara Bollinger >Henry Hunter were on some of them - from the 1700s. Also >had Isaac and others. Seem like the same ones. > >Dan Hunter > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jim Hunter [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 11:50 AM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [HUNTER-L] Bollingers & Hunters in Claiborne > > >Jack and Julie, > >>From your earlier notes >>I don't have either of the two in my data base.... (referring to Mary Ann >and Barbara Bollinger) > >>1 Isaac Bolinger b: in Germany d: Abt 1770 in York County, Pen(n)sylvania >>. +Chatarina Father: Mother: >>. 2 Frederick Bolinger b: Abt 1767 in York County, Pen(n)sylvania d: Abt >>1843 in Madison County, Arkansas >>..... +Elizabeth Weaver b: 1790 in Pendleton County, South Carolina m: >>in Claiborne County, Tennessee d: Abt 1841 in Witter, >>Arkansas Father: Mother: >>..... 3 Jacob Bolinger b: December 13, 1803 in Claiborne County, >>Tennessee d: September 11, 1887 in Claiborne County, Tennessee > > Among Jacob's siblings is Henry Hunter Bollinger. One of Henry Hunter's >sons was Frederick Bollinger Hunter. That alone pretty well establishes >relationship for me. There is also some documentation in the Ausmus Book >(however, there are some noted errors in the book). Jim Hunter, Utah > >Tuesday Morning Hello, My name is Clara Steele. I would like to know if you have any information in your data base for the Carolinas for a John Hunter who fought in the Rev. War? If you also have information on a John Hunter and Milly Hunter and John and Cynthia W. Hunter. I know they were in Lancaster, Chesterfied, Kershaw, Counties. Thank-You, Clara >