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From: "K. McGee" <>
Subject: Re: [HUNT-L] Mississippi Hunts - D02 ( of D01 through D02)
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 12:54:03 -0700
In-Reply-To: <003101bfec2c$d6ec74c0$ca821d26@allens>


To any one:
Is there a listing of the slaves mentioned in these articles, or are known
to exist somewhere? There are a number of our Hunt relatives who are Black
and are trying to find materials on their ancestors, Black and White. This
man, having "over 1700 Slaves", and his estate sure could have a lot of
paper work showing names, dates of birth, sell records and the like which
would help nail down the identity of various problem ancestors.

You can see a will of a Hunt by clicking on, or going to, this URL
Welcome!.....to our World of Genealogy!
http://members.tripod.com/~Linda_T
showing just some of the names various people are searching, and in this
instance, found.
To make it easier I got the direct URL for the page:
http://members.tripod.com/~Linda_T/index-Hunt
It's title is: Hunt Will and Estate Inventory
"1845 will of THOMAS HUNT of Sussex County, Virginia"

I think that a lot of you will find names there matching your own lines. I
found my Cole surname and any number of other surnames I recognized.

I believe that this will exists other places on the web as well as in it's
original location and in books. I do feel comfortable with this transcription.

My regards,
Kay McGee
~~~~
Genealogy: http://home.earthlink.net/~kmcgee03/
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cousins

At 11:13 AM 07/12/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>
>MISSISSIPPI HUNTs [D02-2000]
>
>
>
> A June 2000 review of some "HUNT Family Publications" held by
> the Mississippi State Archives in Jackson, MS, provided considerable data
> I was not previously aware of. If you can add info, please do so. Data
> follows:
>
>
>
>QUOTE
>
>THE HUNT FAMILY
>
>[Documented by Beatrice Hunt Barnett thru about 1963]
>
>
>
> In the company of Englishmen that came to Long Island in 1652
> to plan the town since known as Newton, was Ralph Hunt.
>
> He was one of the seven patentecs to who, in behalf of
> themselves and associates, a grant was made by Gov. General Richard
> Micholl, of the land on which Newton was afterwards built. He was for
> many years one of the first Magistrates, and actively and prominently
> engaged in its business interests, as the Records abundantly prove. He
> died in 1677, leaving children, viz: Ralph, Edward, John, Samuel, Mary
> and Ann.
>
> His son, Edward, married Sarah Betts, daughter of Captain
> Richard Betts.
>
> His son, Jonathan Hunt I, married Phebe Titus, daughter of
> Captain Content Titus of Weymouth.
>
> His son, Jonathan Hunt II, married Miss Stout. He was born
> in 1756 in New Jersey, was Captain of Cavalry in the Revolutionary War;
> captured at the Battle of Long Island and confined in the Prison ship
> "Hersey" for two years.
>
> Their son, David Hunt ... (Signed) Dunbar Hunt, 5 Apr 1901)
>
> Reference DAR 1955, page 439
>
>
>
>GENEALOGY OF THE DAVID HUNT FAMILY
>
>
>
>DAVID HUNT, b 22 Oct 1779 near Trenton, New Jersey, d 18 May 1861, at
>Oakland Plantation", buried at "Calviton Plantation", Jefferson County.
>
> Married first: [10 June 1800, Record in first book, Jeff Co.,
> Chaucery Clerk's Off; Deed Bk A-1, 6, Jefferson]
>
>Margaret Stampley.
>
> Married second: 18 Dec 1808, Jefferson Co.
>
>Mary Ann Calvit, b ca Jul 1792, d 01 Jul 1810, age 17 yrs 11 mos 16 das,
>dau of Colonel Thomas and Zelpha Calvit of Calviton Plantation
>
>
>
>ISSUE OF DAVID HUNT AND MARY ANN CALVIT
>
>I. Mary Calvit Hunt, b 23 May 1810, d 14 Aug 1811, age
>15 mos 22 das
>
>
>
>Married third: 1816
>
>Ann Ferguson, b 22 Apr 1797, d 08 Nov 1874, dau of David Ferguson and Jane
>Dunbar of "Oakley Grove Plantation" in Adams County.
>
>
>
>ISSUE OF DAVID HUNT AND ANN FERGUSON
>
> I Mary Ann Hunt, b 1817, d Mar 1885, m 16 May
> 1836, Jefferson County, James Archer, b 23 Dec 1811, Maryland, d 1898,
> son of Stephenson Archer and Pamelia B. Hayes. Lived at Oakwood
> Plantation, Jefferson County.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
> II Sarah Jane Hunt, b 23 May 1819, d 11 Sep 1819,
> age 3 mos 19 das
>
> III Abijah Hunt II, b 16 Nov 1820, d 5 Aug 1851,
> Resided Sharkey Co., MS, m 21 Apr 1841, Adams County, Mary Agnes Walton,
> b ca 1824
>
>ISSUE:
>
>A. Thomas W. Hunt, b ca 1842, said to be buried at Sioux Falls, SD, m
>28 Sep 1863, Claiborne Co, Jeanette D. January, Dau of Dr. Derick Peter
>January and Mabella Harrison. Issue here was four children.
>
>B. Ann Hunt, b ca 1844
>
>C. Mary Floyd Hunt, b 01 Feb 1845, Kentucky, d 31 Jul 1898, m 1881 to
>William Dougald Torrey, b 05 Aug 1850, d 14 Mar 1901, son of George Torrey
>and Mary Ann Barker.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
>D. Ella Agnes Hunt, b ca 1846, m 04 Feb 1869, Field F. Montgomery
>
>E. Catherine Hunt, died young
>
>IV Jane Hunt, age 19 mos 11 das
>
>V. (a son), d age 1 mo 13 das
>
>VI. Margaret Hunt, b 11 Oct 1825, d 05 Nov 1829, age 4 yrs 26 das
>
>VII. George Ferguson Hunt, b 02 Oct 1827, d 03 Sep 1863, m 10
>Oct 1848, Clairborne Co., Anna Watson, b 07 Feb 1832, d 11 Jun 1894, dau
>of James H. Watson and Anna Marie Cable.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
> VIII Catherine Hunt, b ca 1829, d 04 Jul 1871, m
> 04 Jun 1850, Jefferson Co., William S. Balfour. They had 11 children.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
>IX Charlotte Hunt, b 06 Oct 1831, d (23 Apr 1910), m 13 May
>1852, Jefferson Co., George Mathews Marshall, b 08 Mar 1830, d 23 Jun
>1899, son of Levin R. Marshall of Natchez, MS.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
> X David E. Hunt, b 1833, d 10 Nov 1838, age 5
>
> XI Margaret Hunt, b 26 Aug 1836, d 02 Sep 1838
>
> XII Andrew Hunt, b 21 Jun 1838, d 25 Nov 1859
>
> XIII Dunbar Hunt, b 14 Nov 1840, d 18 Jun 1918,
> Natchez, m 1867 Leila Lawrence Brent, b 01 Aug 1842, d 26 Sep 1916, dau
> of Robert James Brent and Matilda Lawrence of Baltimore, Maryland.
>
> ISSUE: Anita Dunbar Hunt, b 24 Mar 1868,
> Maryland, d 14 Apr 1942, Port Gibson, single.
>
> XIV Elizabeth Hunt, b ________, d before 1890,
> lived in New Orleans, m 04 Sep 1865, Jefferson Co., William F. Ogden.
>
>[[NOTE: I, Allen D. Hunt (), have the "issue" of this
>couple and will be glad to furnish it upon request.]]]
>
>NOTE: "Lansdowne" at Natchez, was built about 1853, for Mrs. Charlotte
>(HUNT) Marshall, by her father, David Hunt, of Jefferson County. He owned
>over 1700 Slaves and was known as "King Cotton", from which he made his
>fortune.
>
>NOTE: Abijah Hunt I, David's uncle, was killed 08 June 1811 in a duel
>with George Poindexter on Sand Bar, above Natchez.
>
>
>
>WORK SHEET
>
>Jeremiah (##) Hunt (*)
>
>Abijah Hunt (*) (1), d 08 Jun 1811 at Natchez, MS (#)
>
>
>
>(1) Abijah was an uncle of David Hunt and was famous for the duel in which
>he fought and lost his life.
>
>
>
>* Abstract of Goodspeed's Mississippi Memoirs
>
># Records of the Mississippi Genealogical Society
>
>## Mississippi Court Records, Adams County Wills - Abojah Hunt
>
>
>
>WORK SHEET
>
>David Hunt (#), b 22 Oct 1779, near Trenton, NJ, d 18 May 1861, Woodlawn,
>Jefferson Co., MS,
>
>m 2nd Mary Calvit (#), b ca 1792, d 01 Jul 1810, Age 17 Yrs 11 mos 16 das,
>buried Calviton Cemetery, Jefferson Co., MS
>
>M 3rd Ann Ferguson (#), b 22 Apr 1797, Adams Co, Miss Territory (#), d 08
>Nov 1874, Jefferson Co., MS
>
>
>
>UNQUOTE
>
>
>
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