Month: March 2019

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Hunters in The Civil War

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 22 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

Hunter, Charles A.

Side: Union
Battle Unit: 34th Massachusetts Infantry
Citation State: Virginia

In the assault of Fort Gregg, bore the regimental flag bravely and was among the foremost to enter the work.

Cooke, Walter H.

PLACE OF BIRTH:STATE OF BIRTH:RANK:CaptainUNIT:4th Pennsylvania Infantry MilitiaCOMPANY:KCITATION PLACE:Bull RunCITATION STATE:VACITATION DATE:VACITATION:Voluntarily served as an aide on the staff of Col. David Hunter and participated in the battle, his term of service having expired on the previous day.ENTRY PLACE:ENTRY STATE:DATE ISSUED:19 May 1887.

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Maryland Genealogy Resources — Empty Branches on the Family Tree

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 22 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

David Rumsey Map Collection My husband has several lines which I’ve researched in Maryland, but I’ve only just noticed that I’ve never compiled a list of local resources. 372 more words
Maryland Genealogy Resources — Empty Branches on the Family Tree

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Hunters in Aberdeenshire

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 22 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

James Hunter (1754-1826) married Elspet Paterson (1765-1851).

Children of James and Elspet were Adam (1801-1822), and Elizabeth (1811-1812).

James, Elspet, Adam and Elizabeth were buried in the Tullich Churchyard, Ballater, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Inscription

To the memory of
JAMES HUNTER, farmer of Waterhead and Head of Inch d 13 Apr 1826 aged 72; and
ADAM his son d 21 Mar 1822 aged 21; his dau
ELIZABETH d 4 Jan 1812 aged 4 mths; his wife
ELSPET PATERSON d 17 Jul 1851 aged 86.
This stone was erected by his surviving sons, William & James Hunters

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Hunter of Blackness Memorial

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 22 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

The Blackness Aisle, burial place of the Wedderburns, Barons of Kingennie and Baronets of Blackness, and now the property of the Hunters of Blackness. An inscription now obliterated gave the date of erection as 1615.

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AmericanAncestors

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 13 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

Thankful HUNTER

1846

Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Thankful, a. 30 y., d. Solomon, and Joshua Blanchard, a. 35 y., machinist, s. Joshua and Mary, May 7, 1846.*

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Hunter Roots to the Pilgrims

by Hunter One-Name Study Info Blog • 13 Mar 2019 • 0 Comments

In searching databases for Hunter families connected to the Mayflower I did find our surname Hunter in the Mayflower Families Fifth Generation Descendants, 1700-1880. There were 39 records found. John Hunter p. 257 is in the image below.