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Martha Hungerford

pkgpadilla — 2012-05-09 03:44:48Z

I am looking for information on great great grandmother, Martha Hungerford. She married George Bentley and they had one child, Lillian Mae born Jan 1903.

Lillian Mae married Willliam T Swan and they had six children: Edwin, Inez, Shirley, Thelma, Anna & Leona

I can be contacted via ancestry or at pkgpadilla@hotmail.com

Any info would be apprecicated.

Re: Henry Cullen Hungerford/wife

tjonesview — 2012-05-03 17:20:31Z

sorry so long in response. There are two Cullens. one born around 1800 and the other 1845. As far as I know, the younger Cullen was married to Martha Agnes. I don't know of older Cullen full name and wife. something of mystery. Also, what happened to him after 1840. died young? It seems there are a lot of 'cousins' in Tennessee.
Teresa

Mary Ann Hungerford m Joseph THOMAS c1833

Monte529 — 2012-02-17 04:01:39Z

Seek Vitals of Mary Ann Hungerford c1813 Kentucky. m. c 1838 Joseph THOMAS. They were in Platte county Missouri in 1839 and 1840 for sure. Then are in Leavenworth county Kansas 1857-1870 when documentation ends.

Henry Cullen Hungerford/wife

paigegoddard1 — 2012-02-11 17:18:48Z

I am searching the same family tree. Annie Pamlea Hungerford starts my branch of the Hungerford tree. I had Martha Agnes Tate as Cullens wife at one time but could not find anything on her either. Funny how your Jimmy Hungerford was born in Rogersville, Tn and so was I.
If you know of anything else, please share and I will do the same. Paige

Re: Henry Dudley HUNGERFORD & Harold Arthur HUNGERFORD

lindad4a — 2011-07-10 13:18:22Z

Hi

I will send you a personal message if Ancestry allows me to...

Best wishes,

Linda

Re: Henry Dudley HUNGERFORD & Harold Arthur HUNGERFORD

thesilcocks — 2011-07-10 09:42:48Z

Hi, I'm not sure if this is a match or not but I have a Dudley Henry Hungerford and his brother Harold Hungerford in my family tree. Dudley born 1899 and Harold in 1901. They are the two youngest sons of my GGGrandmother Annie Grace WEBB/BROUGHTON/HUNGERFORD (from her second marriage but I can't find any offical record of the marriage). I have a copy of the 1901 census that has Annie with children from her first marriage, Dudley and Harold but not the husband/father. Her first husband died in 1896.

Re: Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

RHungerfordJr — 2011-05-28 00:27:47Z

I used to have a subscription--but not now--so, the answer is yes, if it isn't too much trouble! Thanks.

Re: Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

hannah0116 — 2011-05-27 18:03:21Z

Hello, Thanks for your help. I have located the information I was looking for. The only death certificate info I have, is the information located on ancestry.com. Is this the information you would like to have? :)

Re: Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

RHungerfordJr — 2011-05-26 15:22:27Z

Hello. The family can be found in the 1900 census in Pennsylvania, Potter county, Roulette township, Supervisor's District #11, Enumeration District #116, Sheet #1A, (Series T623, Roll 1482, page 252.) It lists Judson, wife Lizzie & children Flora, Vincent & Glenn. It also implies the couple had a fourth child who had passed away before 1900. Vincent's marriage can also be found in the Montana records.

I'm doing a one name study of the Hungerfords--I would be interested in the death certificate info if you are willing to share--I'm at rwhomaha@tconl.com.

I hope this helps.

Re: Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

hannah0116 — 2011-05-04 22:21:10Z

Thanks so much for your help. Not only was this interesting, but it list is parents names.

Re: Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

mandylwilson — 2011-05-03 07:47:28Z

https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=h...

Here is a bit of information. Notice how they butchered Inga's parents names? It is a bit similar on the Canadian 1911 Census. Apparently they all had very strong accents and made it difficult to interpret. This makes it all the more fun for us to find them!

Glenn Hungerford 1895-1974

hannah0116 — 2011-05-02 14:05:01Z

I am searching for info on Glenn Hungerford born in Pennsylvania, Jan. 6, 1895. I seem to have hit a bick wall, can't seem to locate information on siblings, or parents. Since I do not have names, etc. for them, it seems almost impossible to get any further with this branch of the family tree. The birth info was obtained from death records, and may not be 100% accurate. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks

tennessee/louisianna Hungerfords

tjonesview — 2011-03-27 16:52:46Z

Has anyone found out what happened to Cullen Hungerford (b.1805) after 1840 census. His sons, Richard and william had families and stayed in louisianna or went back to memphis tennesse area.
Also, brickwall when comes to name of wife.

Re: Henry and Luther Hungerford found not guilty in the murder of James Marion Gregg - 1900

maryachtrh — 2011-03-19 23:56:01Z

You are very welcome. Good luck in your research.

Re: Henry and Luther Hungerford found not guilty in the murder of James Marion Gregg - 1900

yvares — 2011-03-19 23:47:38Z

Mary
Thank you for this artical. This is abut my great uncal and g grandfather. I had no clue what year to look for this information.
Yvonne

Re: tom hungerford of texas

tjonesview — 2011-01-25 03:11:53Z

Got information that louisianna hungerfords dna study derived from irish hungerfords. But, would love to see some of your information from Louisianna Hungerfords. Mr. Price is my 2nd cousin.

Re: tom hungerford of texas

mudpi — 2011-01-18 21:42:09Z

Hi, Jimmy I may be able to help you with your research on Thomas Millington Hungerford, your grandfather. Linda Marullo
datin01@yahoo.com

Re: Hungerford

kerrykate — 2011-01-02 05:52:32Z

Have recently found a parish record for

Matthew Healy and Mary Hungerville of Rock Street Tralee.

I am just working on this line, so don't have much more.

Henry and Luther Hungerford found not guilty in the murder of James Marion Gregg - 1900

maryachtrh — 2010-11-19 00:40:10Z

Article from The Weekly Examiner, San Francisco, Thursday, 5 April 1900

JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE

Santa Ana, March 29 - A verdict of not guilty was rendered by the jury in the case of Henry Hungerford, tired for the murder of James Marion Gregg. A quarrel over cattle occurred between Gregg and the Hungerford brothers several months ago, and Gregg was shot to death by the Hungerfords. Luther Hungerford was also tired for the murder and was acquitted. It was the opinion of the jury that the shooting was justified.

Re: St Luke's Church

navy4you99 — 2010-11-17 02:48:49Z

I don't know about anyone else, but I know that there are a bunch of ST. Luke's Churches throughout the world. I know of one in Binghamton, NY.

Re: Help!

navy4you99 — 2010-11-16 01:03:52Z

I know it was over a year since you posted this, but I have found that there is a book on Google books that is free called, "Descendants of Thomas Hungerford" that might help sort all this out. I don't know, but it is always worth checking out. My in-laws are related to the Hungerford's and we can't get back past Curtis Leroy Hungerford due to the fact that he was a ward of the state of CT. His parents are unknown to us, but Curtis Leroy was born in 1893 and died in Binghamton, Broome County, NY. Please if you can help I would appreciate it as well.

St Luke's Church

twiggyrootz — 2010-11-12 05:11:11Z

I would like to know if St Luke's Church has records from the 1790's? How can I locate a marriage in Lanesborough from that time period? Are there baptismal records? Thank you for an answer!

Re: Ann Hungerford and Joos Lee, in England and Mass.

kestro2 — 2010-10-30 19:29:41Z

Tryphosa Lee and Stephen Tracy are in my family tree as well. However, Tryphosa's parents are unknown at this time. "The Adventurous Tryphosa (Lee) Tracy" by Robert S. Wakefield published in "The American Genealogist" is the most complete discussion of Tryphosa to my knowledge.

Kate

An Appeal

RHungerfordJr — 2010-09-30 16:09:31Z

I was asked to pass this along.

An Appeal to all Hungerfords and associated families

Dear cousins,

All Hungerfords and descendants interested in their family history will know that our most famous ancestors lived at Farleigh Hungerford Castle in Somerset.

Most will also know that when the original manor house was fortified with a curtain wall and battlements in 1383, that particular endeavour enclosed the church which was the centre of worship for the community - and it became the castle chapel.

In order to provide a substitute place for public worship, Walter Lord Hungerford built a new church (consecrated 1443) which became the parish church of St. Leonard, and which stands today, overlooking the castle.

For some years, the fabric of the church has been maintained by the Trust of the Friends of St. Leonard`s. The building is most attractive, and is, thanks to the Friends and their fund-raising, in good condition.
However, although the Friends hold funds which will maintain the building in the short term, we have to pay certain running costs and repairs which will drain our resources. As this church may be regarded as `home` to all Hungerfords (and it features an ancient stained-glass image of Sir Thomas Hungerford, First Speaker of the House of Commons), I write to invite all Hungerfords to help the Friends ensure that the church stands for future generations.

My fellow Trustee, Guy Hungerford, who is Chairman, at a recent meeting of the Friends, has asked me to write to you all. We know that many of you visit the Castle, and perhaps the pub - the Hungerford Arms! We do hope that you will also walk the little way up the hill to the church, go in to say a prayer, and give thanks for God`s blessings upon our worldwide family.

But we also hope that you would like to contribute to the upkeep of this ancient and delightful church, perhaps with a single generous donation, or a regular gift by standing order, or even by leaving a bequest in your will.

Details of any of these ways of contributing can be obtained from the Treasurer, Robin Allen at `Little Pomeroy`, Farleigh Hungerford, Bath, BA2 7RP or deballen63@googlemail.com

The Trustees greatly appreciate anything that you can give. Thank you very much.

Robin Hungerford, Trustee
( rhungerford157@btinternet.com )

Et Dieu Mon Appuy

HUNGERFORD Orlen R and Ruby

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-07 14:07:01Z

HUNGERFORD Orlen R and Ruby

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Re: HUNGERFORD from Swanton, VT

DougRobinson337 — 2010-05-31 17:05:14Z

Yvonne,

Correction:
RobinsonsDC@aol.com

Best,
Doug

Re: HUNGERFORD from Swanton, VT

DougRobinson337 — 2010-05-31 17:01:30Z

Be very interested as well.
Please email me at RobinsonsDC@al.com as it is much easier
to correspond and download info. Thank you.
Doug Robinson

Re: HUNGERFORD from Swanton, VT

yvares — 2010-05-31 02:03:31Z

Doug
I am sorry that I didn't reply sooner, as the message board did not let me know that you had posted. I am very interested in exchanging information on these families. I definately believe that Simon & Levi(Elijah) were sons of Elijah & Sara Rice Hungerford son of Jonathan Hungerford of Conn to New York. Elijah Hungerford signed his full name on a deed transferr to his son Heman Hungerford in Missouri around 1834. I want to know more of Simons' sons & daughters.
Yvonne

Re: HUNGERFORD from Swanton, VT

DougRobinson337 — 2010-05-26 18:36:15Z

I can help you, as I am related to the Swanton Hungerfords and there a very intriguing theory on Joseph Birchard Hungerford (1795-1873).
You can email me: RobinsonsDC@aol.com.
Thnak you.
Best,
Doug Robinson

Re: Hungerford sources of info

RHungerfordJr — 2010-05-05 03:06:03Z

The internet doesn't have all sources - Rev. Jackson's papers in England contain a lot of info (for example) but isn't accessible via the internet.

Re: Hungerford sources of info

tjonesview — 2010-04-28 13:23:59Z

am interested in sources ...linda M. unable to compile her book d/t constraints. I am descended from La/Tenn hungerfords (James Hungerford b. 1750-)

what sites other than ancestry

teresa hungerford jones

Re: tom hungerford of texas

tjonesview — 2010-04-27 02:20:14Z

He is also my (paternal) grandfather

Re: Ann Hungerford and Joos Lee, in England and Mass.

bluemesa159 — 2010-04-01 11:50:21Z

I know I'm bringing a thread back from the dead, but I have the same individuals in my tree with basically the same information.

Joos LEE b: 1566 in Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Anne HUNGERFORD b: 1574 in Farleigh Hungerford, Somerset, England

If the information is correct, they are my 12G-grandparents. I descend from their daughter Tryphosa LEE, who married Stephen TRACY.

If anyone has any further information, I'd love to share my llines with you.

Joseph W. HUNGERFORD; b. September 21, 1829, East Haddam, Middlesex, Connecticut

lornaf3 — 2010-03-22 23:16:04Z

EVENING POST ANNUAL, 1882
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
of the State Officers, Representatives in Congress, Governor’s Staff, and Senators and Members of the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut.
Published Annually.
Hartford, Conn.: Evening Post Association. 1882.
Pg. 170

JOSEPH W. HUNGERFORD, Representative for East Haddam, Middlesex County:

Of East Haddam, was chosen a member of the Legislature by the Republicans of his town at the recent election. He has previously been a member of the Board of Relief, in which body he served two terms. He was born in East Haddam, September 21, 1829, and is now in his fifty-third year. In his youth he attended the common schools, and this course of study was supplemented by a six-months’ term at the Williston Seminary in Easthampton, Massachusetts. He is engaged in agricultural pursuits, and is a Republican.

HELEN R. HUNGERFORD - LIMA, OHIO

BTitle — 2010-03-22 20:05:02Z

Sandusky (Daily) Register, 5 April 1916

LIMA: While dining, Mrs. Helen Hungerford, 80, dropped dead.

FROM UNKNOWN NEWSPAPER
Helen R. Hungerford, daughter of Asa and Mary Angeline Hungerford, was born in Independence, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, August 28, 1835; died at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Osmon, April 3, 1916, aged 80 years, 7 months, 25 days. She moved to Allen county with the family in 1863, and has lived here since then. When a young girl, visiting here with her Grandfather and Grandmother Bond, she united with the Baptist Church at Lima, and remained with them until after coming to this county to live, when she transferred membership to the M.E. church at Perry Chapel, where she has been a consistent member and worker in the church and a Sabbath school teacher. She is survived by one sister, Amanda Osmon; one uncle, John Bond; one aunt, Marinda Ihrie, nieces and nephews and a host of friends. She was always so kind and good to everyone and oh, how she will be missed by the church, the neighbors and all her friends.

Re: "SKEETER"

RHungerfordJr — 2010-01-02 19:43:06Z

Ronald passed away March 7, 1994 in California.

Re: "SKEETER"

DJKDJW — 2010-01-02 15:23:13Z

His full name at birth was Ronald Graham Hungerford. He was a cousin of mine, did you know him?

HUNGERFORD Floyd 1917-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-27 17:48:06Z

HUNGERFORD Floyd 1917-1987

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HUNGERFORD Roberta W 1920-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-27 17:47:30Z

HUNGERFORD Roberta W 1920-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 211,583 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: THOMAS HUNGERFORD B1648 WIFE AND PARENTAGE

RHungerfordJr — 2009-12-11 14:29:13Z

Unless some heretofore undiscovered document comes to light I'm afraid the answer to what is Mary's last name and who was Thomas Hungerford the 1st's mother's name will be "unknown."

Re: THOMAS HUNGERFORD B1648 WIFE AND PARENTAGE

RHungerfordJr — 2009-12-11 02:48:18Z

Sorry to rain on your parade. I think it is a Hungerford family historian's rite of passage to have to run into all these old "possibilities."

Re: THOMAS HUNGERFORD B1648 WIFE AND PARENTAGE

wabaetz — 2009-12-10 20:51:22Z

Richard, this I guess would be the Thomas Hungerford of Blacklands that you refer to. Oh well, back to the drawing board on the search for the mother of Thomas Hungerford B1648.

Re: THOMAS HUNGERFORD B1648 WIFE AND PARENTAGE

RHungerfordJr — 2009-12-10 16:05:34Z

Rebecca is the wife of Thomas Hungerford "of Blacklands." This Thomas was thought to be the Thomas of Connecticut but it has been discounted as too many facts get in the way of the two being one in the same. Thomas of CT died before 1675 when this fellow died. Rebecca's will was dated in 1680--in England. This couple had 4 children, including a Thomas, and they have all been documented not to have moved to America.

Re: THOMAS HUNGERFORD B1648 WIFE AND PARENTAGE

wabaetz — 2009-12-09 04:33:38Z

Hi. A Hungerford descendant in Indiana here. I very recently stumbled upon a name for Thomas (father of Thomas Hungerford B1648) Hungerford's first wife. The name is Rebecca Wallis, just don't ask me to prove it. :)

I got the name from a website on the English Tudors,

http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/HUNGERFORD.htm

No info there on her lineage, but One World Tree connections have her born 1606, died 1657 in New London, Connecticut. There is quite a bit on the English Hungerfords at the Tudorplace site. Anyone interested, please spend some time there and post back here with your thoughts. I thought that what is there pertaining to my Hungerford lineage matches quite well with what I've been able to patch together previously from various sources.

Bill Baetz

HUNGERFORD Irwin O 1894-1968

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-02 23:26:13Z

HUNGERFORD Irwin O 1894-1968

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Help!

michelle_politis — 2009-11-21 01:03:24Z

I am a descendant of Thomas Hungerford and Mary Gray but I find their children's records really confusing! I have that Thomas and Mary Gray had a son also named Thomas. This Thomas Jr. married Elizabeth Smith and had a son, Captain John Hungerford. Here is where it gets sticky, who did he marry??? I have found names John Jr. married Deborah ??? and then without the Jr. marrying Lucy???? Then I find Lucina Hungerford who is their daughter, (I think) marrying Eliada Orton. From their on down I can document records. Can anyone clear up the mess above for me or advice???

Re: Help!

RHungerfordJr — 2009-11-20 19:09:06Z

Capt. John Hungerford, Jr. (he was the second John for this family) was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Smith) Hungerford. (By the way--no one knows the maiden name of his father's mother--it may be Gray, Graves, or Green) John was born 4 Mar 1718 in East Haddam, Middlesex county, Connecticut and died at Southington, Hartford county, Connecticut on 24 Dec 1787. He married twice. The first wife was Deborah Hungerford, daughter of John & Deborah (Spencer) Hungerford. Capt. John married her on 27 Dec 1739 in East Haddam. Deborah died 14 Oct 1750 in East Haddam. John then married Lucy, maiden name unknown, in 1751. They had 4 girls and a son John. Lucy was the second daughter.

At this time each Hungerford son was "producing" approximately 15 children each. It is very confusing trying to sort through all of them. I hope this helps.

HUNGERFORD Herbert H 1920-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-09 21:36:05Z

HUNGERFORD Herbert H 1920-1984

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Jane Hungerford who married Thomas Farley

gwmusic3 — 2009-11-03 20:06:22Z

Jane and Thomas were born in England. Their son George is my ancestor he came to Mass in 1639. I want to know where Thomas and Jane died.

Re: Irish Hungerfords

lindad4a — 2009-09-07 20:37:31Z

Many thanks for that Dominic. We have yet to trawl the 1911 census - and have been waiting for them to come online... but it look as though they now have! We'll do some more digging!

Best wishes,

Linda