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From: "Maryp" <>
Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] "The Story of The Old Rodney Presbyterian Church"
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2000 21:10:56 -0700
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David Hunt is mentioned in previous response I sent back to list with "David
Hunt, a Rodney Planter
and probably the richest man in Mississippi". He is also mentioned next
page "The first building for public
worship built by the twin congregations was located in the rear of the
plantations of Smith Hubbard and James M Batchelor. The leaders in the new
work were David Hunt, John Boll, Smith Hubbard, Dr. Rush Nutt,
John Murdock, Sr., M McClutchy, and Mathew Bolls". Send me your snail mail
address and I will be glad
to send you a copy plus two pages of research notes (typed) on the church
that were my grandfathers.

Mary

> The David Hunt mentioned married my GGGGGrandfather's niece, Mary Ann
> Calvit, d/o Thomas Calvit. Thomas Calvit is mentioned on the plaques
outside
> of the Presbyterian church. David Hunt is buried at Calviton Cemetery,
along
> side of his first wife(Mary) who died in childbirth in 1 Jul 1810 and
second
> wife Ann Dunbar Ferguson. Woodlawn, his primary residence, bordered
Calviton
> on the east side.
> Can you print the complete reference about David Hunt. Thank you very
much.
> Ben Calvit
>

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