Hunting - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: George S Hunting of Pike, Wyoming Cty, NY married 1866

bcoug — 2011-09-22 20:16:11Z

Have since found that George's wife was Mary Ann Otis (from her daughter's marriage certificate). Still trying to trace the husband of her daughter Cornelia "Kitty" surname Barnes ... 3 children = George Barnes 1875, Elizabeth Barnes 1877 (briefly married Robert Blair abt 1898) and Albert Barnes 1882, all born in/around Buffalo.

Re: Grace Hunting

judithb87 — 2011-08-01 07:21:49Z

Frances,
It seems that eight years have passed since the last correspondance on
Grace Hunting. I don't believe I read your last reply to my query about her. A very belated thanks for the information. I stopped searching and just recently returned to looking for the puzzle pieces. I believe I have a typo in my first inquiry, my father's mother was Grace Hunting. She married my grandfather Clyde Harry Kimball in or around 1904 in Missouri. Are we speaking about the same person? I think I said she was my great grandmother and really she is my grandmother. Sorry about that, thanks for the reply and hope it won't be 8 years before we e-mail again. Hope you are well.

HUNTING Dorothy MILLER 1900 1971 I'll see you tomorrow

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-21 17:41:55Z

HUNTING Dorothy MILLER 1900 1971 I'll see you tomorrow

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,609 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

HUNTING Carol S 1892 1957 Texas 2d lieutenant Air Service W W I

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-21 17:41:13Z

HUNTING Carol S 1892 1957 Texas 2d lieutenant Air Service W W I

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,609 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Daniel L. Hunting family, 1910 Census, Bellingham, Washington

@@jimkamp@yahoo.com — 2011-06-14 01:58:36Z

Jane, thanks for the great replies ... 6 years ago!! I can't believe I missed these. While I have a lot of the info, some of it I didn't have -- Thank you!. I will check your postings to see if we have common ancestors.

Thanks again for this research Jane. Very much appreciated.

--Jim

Re: Lloyd Elmo Hunting ...

@@jimkamp@yahoo.com — 2011-06-14 01:54:57Z

Wow!!! Thanks for the post Robert! I've been looking for a living Hunting relative for many years. The info you provided makes it clear we're related. My info shows that your father, W.S. Hunting, was William Stanley Hunting, born in 1915 in Bellingham, WA, and died in Contra Costa, CA in 1978 (correct?)

Anyhow, those stories of my grandfather, Lloyd Elmo Hunting, are absolutely priceless. His first daughter, my Mother, Mary Beth (Hunting) Kamp, was only two when he died in a plane crash in Pennsylvania. She doesn't have too many stories of him, and I know she will get a big kick out of these that you've passed along. She is getting ready to celebrate her 80th birthday this fall. I know she would love to re-connect with the Hunting side. Part of me wants to make it a huge surprise for her 80th, the other part of me doesn't want to wait another day. Hmm.

If possible, I would love to get more genealogy info about the Hunting side post 1930. Plese send me an email directly if you have some more info to share -- jimkamp@yahoo.com. I will reach out as well to your email.

Still can't believe it ...

Re: Lloyd Elmo Hunting ...

rhunting142 — 2011-06-13 16:21:10Z

My father, W.S. Hunting, was born to E. & V. (Campbell) Hunting in March, 1915 in Bellingham, WA. E. Hunting was from Marshalltown, IA and V. Campbell was from Missouri or Kansas.

One of my father's uncles was Elmo, a pilot in the Army Air Corps. The following stories I remember:

He was somehow involved in the bombing of the German battleships, serving under General Billy Mitchell.

He got busted for practicing "strafing" in Texas (diving and buzzing cars on the road) and one of the cars contained a very irate colonel.

My father's family moved to San Francisco in 1925; for a period, Elmo was stationed at Chrissie Field in the Presidio. He would fly over my father's neighborhood in his Boeing Scout and drop little parachutes to the gang. Sometimes the messages would ask, What time should he come over for dinner?

George S Hunting of Pike, Wyoming Cty, NY married 1866

bcoug — 2011-05-26 22:48:14Z

George was born 1830 to Abraham and Elmira married Mary A (b 1831 NY) abt 1854 and had: Cornelia 1855 and Levi 1859. George died in 1863. Wondering if his wife could be the Mary A Parker found in 1850 Pike census in Brayton household. Can anyone verify her name? Know her parents? Believe she 2nd married Daniel Knapp who died bef 1880 census. Mary then lived with her daughter Mary (wife/widow) of John Wheeler Watson in Pittsburgh. Not sure of her death year or place.

Mrs. Laura Hunting Braden Obit - 1898

psmaynard — 2010-08-15 14:18:38Z

The Daily Review, Decatur IL, 22 Feb 1898, pg. 8

Mrs. Laura A. Braden died suddenly at her home at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. She lived on the old home farm, three miles north and three-fourths of a mile west of the city. She has lived alone since her husband, John Y. Braden, died two years ago. Monday afternoon she was not feeling well so she called the hired man, Sam Campbell, and sent him to her son's house, a mile an a half away, to get her some quinine. He thought that the old lady was needing some medicine pretty badly, so he hurried as much as he could . He says that he was not gone more than twenty minutes. When he returned he found Mrs. Braden dead in her chair.

Mrs. Braden's maiden name was Miss Laura A. Hunting. She was born in Vermont in 1819. She was married to John Y. Braden Jan. 25, 1840. Nine children were born. Three of them are dead. The six who survive are J.E., J.O., T.J., and G. A Braden, Mrs. Flora A. Bear of Bearsdale and Mrs. Cora A Dillehunt of North Church street in this city. Mrs. Braden was a member of the Edward street Christian church. The funeral announcements will be made later.

Macon County Old Settlers Association obituaries
not related - Pam

Re: Nancy Silsbee married Hunting brothers

rlcarpe1931 — 2010-07-15 00:03:30Z

I was doing some research on Civil War Veterans and one of them was Henry M. Hunting living in Ada, MN I have information on his war record. I would be glad to share what I have on him with you.

Roland Carpenter

Re: Hunting sisters, Edith and Josephine, Chicago

eSpaeth4499 — 2008-02-23 02:37:08Z

Although, the 1900 Census states that Edith and Josephine are daughters of Fred P. and Catherine "Kittie" Head HUNTING, I believe they are really children of Fred P. HUNTING's brother Ben J. HUNTING and his wife, Mary.

On the 1880 Census for Jefferson, Cook co., IL, one finds Fred and Kittie HUNTING married but childless. Fred P. is listed as a real estate agent.

On the 1880 Census for Lockport, NY, one finds Ben J. and Mary HUNTING with children Richard,4, and Edith, 2. Ben J. is listed as a District Attorney.

On the 1910 Census for Chicago, IL, one finds Richard, 32, and wife Florence, 19, HUNTING, living with his sisters, Edith, 29, and Josephine, 27. Richard and Florence are listed as having one child living but it is not enumerated with this family group. Richard is listed as a salesman/department store and Edith is listed as a school teacher.

Fred P. and Ben J. were offspring of Moses and Josephine HUNTING of Lockport, NY. They also had a sister Cornelia as listed on the 1870 NY Census.

Hope this helps. Pass the assistance forward.
I am not related to these persons.

Hunting Family, Suffolk & London 1775 +

peterjardine_1 — 2007-03-11 17:03:10Z

Investigating the family of Wiiliam Hunting who married Mary Anne Hareley, 2 Jan 1793, South Elmham St Cross, Suffolk, one son known:
William Hunting born 27 May 1793, South Elmham married Rachel Woolnough, 31 Mar 1818 Ilketshall St Margaret, son:
Robert Harley Hunting born 19 May 1821, st Andrew, Holborn, married Eliza Ann Scoones, daughter:
Emma Kate Hunting C1856 Southwark, Surrey.

Thanks

Pete

Hunting sisters, Edith and Josephine, Chicago

slay — 2007-01-05 15:19:46Z

Looking for leads to Edith and Josephine Hunting, daughters of Fred P. Hunting and Catherine Head. Edith was born Dec. 1878 in New York and Josephine was born March 1881 in New York. The family is last found in the 1900 census living in Chicago. Both sisters are single. I searched the online Illinois databases for deaths and marriages but turned up nothing. Any clues would be greatly appreciated.

Steve

Re: Genevive and Marshall Hunting

slay — 2007-01-05 15:14:15Z

Hi Barbara,

I stumbled upon your post on the Hunting board and you mention having a copy of the Hunting Family in America. If you don't mind doing a quick lookup, I am trying to track down descendants of Fred P. Hunting, born 1850 in New York, and his wife Catherine Head, born 1853 in New York. I last found them in the 1900 census living in Chicago with daughters Edith, born, 1878, and Josephine, born 1881. Thanks for your help.

Steve

Elizabeth Hunting ~ 1634 -1667