Hunter Family Register 929.273 H919

HUNTER EA/V\lLYREGISTER

DESCENDANTS OF

SAMUEL HUNTER

OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA

CHEYENNE, WYOMING Rev. 1964

Mesa Family History Center 41 S. Hobson Strget INTRODUCTION

Some years ago, in visiting friends in Missouri and Nehraskzi, I had with me a birthday book in which I obtained the name and date of birth of each relative I met, whether connected with my own family or that of my wife; and it afterwards occurred to me that I had a good beginning for a Family Register. I have since spent much time collecting material for that object. I have re­ cently published a Ustick Family Register, and have now in hand facts from which to form a partial Register of the Hunter family, the descendants of Sarn­ uel Hunter, oi Virginia. This pertains mostly to those families living in the west. I hope that someone will take up the matter where I leave off, make it more extensive, supply deficiencies and correct errors. As I have now entered upon the last half of my eightieth year I cannot promise to do anything more in this line, especially in the mechanical department; hut my daughter, Mrs. L. T. Thornely of Duhuque, would be glad to receive additional information pertaining to the history of the various branclies of the Hunter family, and will take pleasure in preserving such information for future reference; and we hereby solicit correspondence with those connected with the family, either by descent or marriage, and especially those who are represented in these pages. In the Register individuals are numbered consecutively. The figure pre­ ceding the name indicates the individual number, and the Roman numeral which follows it refers to the generation. For example: “23. III. William Hunter, 6th child of Robert (4).” Here 23 is William l"Iunte1"snumber, and III shows that he is of the 3rd generation, commencing with Samuel Hunter, of Virginia. The figure in parenthesis gives the fz1tl1er’snumber. W. W. USTICK

DUBUQUE,IOWA, December 1, 1895 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

1. I. SAMUEL HUNTER. We are not able to give the date and place of birth of Samuel Hunter, but are of the opinion that he was a native of Vir­ glma. He was married to SUSAN ALEXANDER,near Rockbridge, Va. CHILDREN 1: John: 2, Andrew; 3, Robert; 4»,Samuel; 5, Henry; 6, William; 7, Cath~ urine.

SECOND GENERATION Children of Samuel Hunter and Susan Alexander 2. II. JOHN HUNTER,eldest child of Samuel (1), was born in Augusta County, Va., Nov. 22, 1766, and married POLLYCAMPBELL,April 28, 1806. CHILDREN 1, Alexander Campbell Welch; 2, Samuel Harvey; 3, William Lockhart; 4, John Campbell. Mrs. Polly Campbell Hunter died May 12, 1812. John Hunter married as his second wife CATHARINEBROOKSTHOMPSON, widow of William Thompson, Sept. 7, 1813. CHILDREN 1, Samuel Steele; 2, Mary Catharine; 3, Susan Eliza; 4, Sarah Martha; 5, Augustus Brooks. John Hunter died in Looking Glass Prairie, Ill., April 5, 1832, and was buried in Collinsville, Ill. Mrs. Catharine B. Hunter was married to JOSEPHLANCASTERinMay 1837. Mrs. Catherine Lancaster died March 10, 1853. Genealogy of Mrs. Catharine Brooks Thompson Giles Brooks and Jane Rutledge were married in Augusta County, Va. Their children were Catharine R., Sallie, lane, and Jonathan. Sallie married Matthew Thompson first. After his death she married John Davis. Jane married John Staley, of Wythe County, Va. Jonathan was never married and died when about forty years old. Catharine R. married William Thompson, by whom she had two daughters. Polly Brown, the eldest, died when two years old, under such peculiar circum­ stances that it was thought she had been poisoned by the colored nurse; William 4. EXUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Thompson died a few months after this child, and before the birth of the second daughter, who was named Jane Alexander, for her grtmdinother. When little Jane was six years old, her mother married Jolm Hunter. Jane Rutledge Brooks, after the death of her husband, Giles Brooks, mar­ ried Mr. Mayfield, by whom she had two daughters, Pntsey and Salina. Patsey married Mr. Bailey, and moved to Ohio. Salina married James Pew. She died early in life. Jane R. Brooks Mayfield died at an advanced age at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Staley. Mrs. Deborah Rutledge and Mrs. Polly Riddle, aunts of Mrs. Catharine. Brooks Thompson, lived near Tinlcling Springs, Va. Jane Alexander Thompson was born in November 1807, and died at Col­ linsvil1e,Ill., Sept. 28, 1882. She spent most of her life in Caledonia, Mo. Her's was a long life full of good works. Her remains were taken to Caledonia by her nephew, W. L. Beadle, and interred by the side of her friends, the Misses Margaret and Malinda Peery. (See obituary in appeziclixl

3. II. Amnnnv HUNTER,2nd child of Samuel (1), married Jr:NN1r»;THOMP­ SON. He moved to Washington County, M0,, in 1826 and died there.

4. 11. ROBERTHUNTER,31-dchild of Samuel (1), was born Jan. 1, 1771, and married MISS MCCIIESTNEY,of Augusta County, Va. ozvry cmrn Isabella

After the death of his first wife, Robert Hunter married ELEANORFULTON, who was born in Augusta County, Va., in 1781. They were married about 1803.

CHILDREN

1, Sarah; 2, Samuel Alexander; 3, Susan A.; 4, Hugh Fulton, 5, William; 6, Mary Steele; 7, Robert; 8, John Andrew; 9, Catlmrine; 10, Henry Thomas; 11, Matthew; 12, Martha Ellen.

Robert Hunter emigrated to Callaway County, Mo., in 1829, and died Sept. 12, 1832. Eleanor Hunter died there on March 10, 1834.

5. II. SAMUELHUNTER,4th child of Samuel (1), married SALLY DALLAS of South River, Augusta County, Va.

6. II. HENRYHUNTER,5th child of Samuel (1), was a lawyer by profes­ sion. He married Bursar ANDERSONofGreenbriar County, Va. He died near White Sulphur Springs, Creenbriar County.

7. II. WILLIAMHUNTER,6th child of Samuel (1), was a physician in Staunton, Va. He died at the age of 30.

8. II. CATHARINEHUNTER,7th child of Samuel (I), married MATTHEW HUNTER,a distant relative of her father. THIRD GENERATION 5

THIRD GENERATION Children of John Hunter and Polly Campbell 9. III. ALEXANDERCAMPBELL WELCH HUNTER, eldest child of John (2), was born Feb. 19, 1807, and died in Texas in 1852. 10. III. SAMUELHARVEYHUNTER,2nd child of John (2), was born July 13, 1808, and died in 1810. 11. III. WILLIAM LOCKHABT HUNTER, 3rd child of John (2), was born Dec. 12, 1809. He was twice married, the second time to FIDELIACOOK. CHILDREN 1, William; 2, Mary. William Lockhart Hunter died Oct. 26, 1886, and was buried in the State Cemetery at Austin, Texas. (See personal sketch in appendix) 12. III. JOHN CAMPBELLHUNTER,4th child of John (2), was born May 3, 1812.

Children of John Hunter and Catharine Brooks Thompson 13. III. SAMUELSTEELE HUNTER,5th child of John (2), was born June 27, 1814, and married SARAH HARRINGTONMarch 19, 1840. They had no chil­ dren. Samuel Steele Hunter died March 31, 1861. 14. III. MARY CATHARINEHUNTER,6th child of John (2), was born May 24, 1816, and married WARRENBEEULEMarch 27, 1834.

CHILDREN 1, Catharine J.; 2, Sarah 13.; Samuel H.; 4-, Augustus; 5, Warren; 6, Theodore 0.; 7, William L.; 8, Jennie C.; 9, Annie T.; 10, Mary Frances. Warren Beedle died in Bloomington, Ill., Jan. 5, 1892. Mrs. Mary C. Beedle died there on May 26, 1895. 15. III. SUSAN ELIZA HUNTER, 7th child of John (2), was born Oct. 23, 1818, and married JAMES D. BYRDOct. 14, 1838. CHILDREN 1, America _I.; 2, Mary C.; 3, John; 4, Allan; 5, James; 6, Sarah J.; 7, William. 16. IH. SARAH MARTHA HUNTER, 8th child oi John (2), was born in Augusta County, Va., June 10, 1824-. CHARLESHENRYWINSLOW was born in Hallowell, Me, Nov. 8, 1816. Sarah Martha Hunter and Charles Henry Winslow were married in St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 13, 1851.

CHILDREN A 1, Kate; 2, Edward Everett; 3, Jennie Thompson; 4, Henry Augustus. I Charles H. Winslow died in Cass County, Nebr., Sept. 10, 1.878. 6 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

17. III. AUGUSTUSBROOKSHUNTER,9th child of John (2), was born Nov. 26, 1826. ANN REBECCARUTLEDCEwas born June 24, 1835. Augustus B. Hunter and Ann R. Rutledge were married Sept. 18, 1855. CHILDREN 1, John Finley; 2, Minnie Jane; 3, Frank Augustus; 4, Carrie Thompson; 5, Archibald Ernest.

Daughter of Robert Hunter and Miss McChestney 18. III. ISABELLAHUNTER,eldest child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., August 23, 1802, and married HARRISONSTEWARTYOUNG,a native of Boston, Mass. ONLY CHILD Theodore Mrs. Isabella Young was married about 1848 or 1849 to C01. Wallace of LaFayette County, Mo. She died in Lexington, Mo., Aug. 17, 1850.

,4 Children of Robert Hunter and Eleanor Fulton V"! 19. III. SARAHHUNTER,2nd child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., in 1804, and married WILLIAMMETEERof Augusta County. CHILDREN 1, Mary Ellen; 2, James; 3, Robert Hunter; 4, Samuel. Sarah Meteor died in Monroe County, Mo., about 1842. William Meteer died about 1844. 20. III. SAMUELALEXANDERHUNTER,3rd child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., June 6, 1805. ELIZADYSARTwas born in Rock Castle County, Ky., March 30, 1820. Samuel A. Hunter and Eliza Dysart were married in Fulton, Mo., Jan. 14, 1339. CHILDREN 1 1, James M.; 2, Robert B.; 3, Annie; 4, Elizabeth; 5, Martha E.; 6, M. Dora; 7, Laura Jane; 8, Arbelle; 9, Samuel T.; 10, Mary S. Samuel A. Hunter died Feb. 26, 1871. Mrs. Eliza Hunter died March 4, 1875.

21. III. SUSANA. HUNTER,4th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., Nov. 20, 1807. She married ROBERTHEIZER,who was born in Vir­ ginia, Jan. 30, 1810. CHILDREN 1, Nancy Ellen; 2, John Samuel; 3, Belle. Mrs. Susan A. Heizer died in Healdsburg, Calif., Nov. 16, 1875. 22.111. HUGH FULTONHUNTER, 5th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., in 1808 or 1809, and died in Fulton, Mo., in 1877 or 1878. THIRD GENERATION 7

23. III. WILLIAMHUNTER,6th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., May 10, 1811, and married SARAH Moss TALBOTTof Nicholas­ ville, Ky. CHILDREN 1, Martha Eleanor; 2, Robert; 3, Georgiana; 4, Mary Catharine; 5, Lizzie; 6, William Talbott; 7, Cora Lee; 8, Dewitt McDonald. 24.111. MARY STEELE HUN'1‘I:R,7th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., March 7, 1813. WILLIAM WATTS USTICK was born in Washington County, V:I., Feb. 22, 1816. Williatn Watts Ustick and Mary Hunter were married in Lexington, Mo., March 17, 1841. CHILDREN 1, Robert Thomas; 2, Charles Edwin; 3, Williarn Albert; 4, Laura Taylor; 5, William Fulton. VMrs.Mary S. Ustick died in LaCrosse, Wis, April 19, 1883. 25. III. ROBERTHUNTER, 8th child of Robert. (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., and died young. 26. III. JOHN A. HUN'l‘ER,9tl1 child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., in July 1816; the family came west in 1828 and he lived in Mis­ souri until 1836, when he went south and enlisted in a Louisiana Company and served in the Seminole W'ar. He was married about 1846 to NANCYWIL­ KINSONof Union Church, Jefferson County, Miss. They had four children, but we cannot give names or dates of birth. Mrs. Nancy Hunter died in FebrIIary, 1866. MARYANN SMYLIEwas born in Copiah County, Miss., Oct. 23, 1845. John A. Hunter and Mary Ann Smylie were married in June 1866. Mrs. Mary Ann Hunter died April 23, 1884. After the death of his second wife, John A. Hunter found a comfortable home in the family of Mrs. Elizabeth Torrey, of Union Church, where kind hands ministered to his comfort as the infirmities of age came upon him. His last two years he spent in Jackson, Miss., where he died Dec. 10, and was buried at Union Church Dec. 12, 1895, his pastor, Rev. Mr. Grafton, conduct­ ing the service. 27. III. CATHARINEHUNTER, 10th child of Robert (4), was born in Au­ gusta County, Va., in 1818 or 1819. JOHN V1vIoN Pl£MBER’l‘0Nwas born in Clark County, Ky., Feb. 4, 1812. Catharine Hunter and John V. Pemberton were married in Millershurg, Mo., in January 1837. CHILDREN 1, John Henry; 2, Mary Elizabeth; 3, Sarah Catharine; 4, William Harvey. Mrs. Catharine Pemberton died at Columbia, Mo., May 29, 1847. 8 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

John V. Pemberton died at Fulton, Mo., Jan. 2, 1869. 28. III. HENRYTHOMASHUNTER, 11th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., April 5, 1320­ MARTHAJ. ALLENwas born Aug. 15, 1829. Henry T. Hunter and Martha J. Allen were married Aug. 15, 1848. CHILDREN 1, Emma; 2, Margaret Elizabeth; 3, Frank Allen; 4, John Arch; 5, Thomas William; 6, Annie Eleanor; 7, Nancy Henderson; 8, Mary Edith; 9, Robert Fulton. Henry T. Hunter died in Fulton, Mo., Nov. 16, 1889. Mrs. Martha J. Hunter died at Fulton, Mo., after a long and painful illness, March 14, 1891. 29. III. MATTHEWHUNTER,12th child of Robert (4), was born in Au­ gusta County, Va., and died unmarried in Lexington, Mo. 30. III. MARTHAELLENHUNTER,13th child of Robert (4), was born in Augusta County, Va., June 5, 1826. JOHN CALBREATHALLENwas born in St. Clair County, 111., Aug. 1, 1821. John C. Allen and Martha E. Hunter were married in Monroe County, Mo., Feb. 25, 1845. CHILDREN 1, Anna Mary; 2, Ellen Henry. Mrs. Martha E. Allen died in Lexington, Mo., May 23, 1848. (We have no further record of the families of Samuel, Henry or Catharine Hunter; 5, 6 and 8.)

FOURTH GENERATION Children of William Lockhart Hunter and Fidelia Cook 31. IV. WILLIAMHUNTER,eldest child of William Lockhart (11), was married but had no children. He lived at Elgin, Ill. 32. IV. MARYHUNTER,2nd child of William Lockhart (11), was twice married; first to Mr. Yarwood.

CHILDREN 1, Margarita; 2, Raymond. Mary Hunter married as her second husband, MR. SNOWin Sept. 1893. A daughter was born to them in 1894.

Children OfMary Catharine Hunter and William Beadle . 33.’ IV. CATHARINEJ.BEEDLE,eldest child of Mary C. Hunter (14), mar­ rled OLIVERC. LooK, May 14, 1856, FOURTH GENERATION 9

34. IV. SARAHE. BEEDLE,2nd child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married JOHN G. SCOTT,July 24, 1860. 35. IV. SAMUELH. BEEDLE,3rd child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married ELLEN BOWLER,Dec. 14, 1866. 36. IV. AUGUSTUSD. BEEDLE,4th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married ADDIF. LEMON, Jan. 24, 1866. ' 37. IV. WARRENBEEDLE,5th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married LUCY Coox, April 27, 1874. 38. IV. THEODOREO. BEEDLE,6th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), died Sept. 19, 1863, before he was of age. 39. IV. WILLIAML. BEEDLE,7th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married SUSANBEGOLEMay 5, 1880, and lived at Bloomington, Ill. 40. IV. JENNIE C. BEEDLE,8th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), married WILLIAM M. HARLOW, Nov. 27, 1879. 41. IV. ANNIET. BEEDLE,9th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), was born in 184-7, and died Sept. 26, 1863. 42. IV. MARY FRANCESBEEDLE,10th child of Mary C. Hunter (14), was born April 7, 1852, and died Aug. 10, 1852.

Children of Susan Eliza Hunter and James D. Byrd 43. IV. AMERICAJ. BYRD,eldest child of Susan E. Hunter (15), married Mr. Kinney. 4-4. IV. MARY C. BYRD,2nd child of Susan E. Hunter (15), died in her 8th year. 45. IV. JOHN BYRD,3rd child of Susan E. Hunter (15), died in infancy. 46. IV. ALLANBYRD,4th child of Susan E. Hunter (15), died in infancy. 47. IV. JAMESBYRI),5th child of Susan E. Hunter (15), died in infancy. 48. IV. SARAHL. BYRD,6th child of Susan E. Hunter (15), married Mr. Kinney. 49. IV. WILLIAM BYRD,7th child of Susan E. Hunter (15).

Children of Sarah Martha Hunter and Charles Henry Winslow 50. IV. KATEWINSLOW,eldest child of Sarah M. Hunter (16), was born at Glasgow, Mo., Sept. 26, 1852. STEPHENALv1s DAVISwas born in Yadkin County, N. C., June 13, 1842. Kate Winslow and Stephen A. Davis were married Aug. 16, 1874»,and lived at Plattsmouth, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Margaret; 2, Charles Wesley; 3, Eunice; 4, Alice; 5, Kate Pauline; 6, Ruth Janette; 7, Stephen Winslow. 10 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

51. IV. EDWARDEVERETTWINSLOW,2nd child of Sarah M. Hunter (16), was born at Brunswick, Mo., Aug. 10, 1858, and died in Kansas City, Mo., April 21, 1859. 52. IV. JENNIETHOMPSONWINSLOW,3rd child of Sarah M. Hunter (16), was born in Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 18, 1862, and died Oct. 28, 1931. JAMES SPHINX HOWARDwas born in Indiana April 21, 1854, and died Aug. 4-, 1920. James S. Howard and Jennie T. Winslow were mztrried Aug. 16, 1879, and lived at Benedict, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Julia May; 2, Gertrude Lenora; 3, Karl Winslow; 4, Ina Hazel. 53. IV. HENRYAUGUSTUSWINsLow, 4th child of Sarah M. Hunter (16), was born in Cass County, N6l)1'., Feb. 4, 1870. MYRTLEWORLINEwas born in Iowa Dec. 17, 1872. Henry A. Winslow and Myrtle Worline were married Aug. 30, 1889. CHILDREN 1, Don Augustus; 2, Kathleen; 3, Capatola.

Children of Augustus Brooks Hunter and Ann Rutledge 54».IV. .1OHNFINLEYHUNTER,eldest child of Augustus B. (17), was born Aug. 22, 1856, and died Oct. 29, 1881. 55. IV. MINNIE JANE HUNTER,2nd child of Augustus B. (17), was born May 12, 1858, and was married to CALVINMILLER Dec. 20, 1894. ONLY CHILD Grandin Hunter 56. IV. FRANKAUGUSTUSHUNTER,3rd child of Augustus B. (17), was born Oct. 7, 1860, and was married to LYDIA A. ORTLEYDec. 24, 1882. CHILDREN 1, Augustus B.; 2, Elva Maud; 3, Clifton Ernest. 57. IV. CARRIETHOMPSONHUNTER, 4th child of Augustus B. (17), was born Jan. 15, 1863, and was married to GRANDINBRAYOct. 9, 1883. CHILDREN 1, Robert Rutledge; 2, Mary B. 58. IV. ARCHIBALDERNESTHUNTER, 5th child of Augustus B. (17), was born Nov. 26, 1874, and was married to GRACEF. ABBOTTNov. 7, 1893.

Son of Isabella Hunter and Harrison Stewart Young 59. IV. THEODOREYOUNG,only child of Isabella Hunter (19), was born in Athens, Tenn. He was married. but we have no record of his family. FOURTH GENERATION

Children of Sarah Hunter and William Meteer

60. IV. MARY ELLEN l\/IETEER,eldest child of Sarah Hunter (19), was born in Monroe County, Mo., March 17, 1832. JOHN AULLwas born in. North Ireland April 30, 1823. John A111]and Mary Ellen Meteer were married in Lexington, Mo., Feb. 22, 1853.

CHILDREN 1, Elizabeth: 2, John; 3, William; 4, James; 5, Virginia Jackson; 6, Ed­ ward; 7 and 8, Maria Pomeroy and Watson Pomeroy (twins); 9, George W. John Aull died in Philadelphia, Penn, Aug. 12, 1893. 61. IV. JAMES lVII’I'CHELLMETEER,2nd child of Sarah Hunter (19), was born in Monroe County, Mo., July 17, 1834 and lived at Elke, Nev. 62. IV. ROBERT HUNTER METEER, 31-d child of Sarah Hunter (19), was born in Monroe County, Mo., Oct. 6, 1836. ELIZABETHE. WILKINSON was born at Union Church, Miss., July 10, 1838. Robert H. Meteer and Elizabeth E. Wilkinson were married March 7, 1860. CHILDREN 1, William Neil; 2, Ella Belle. 63. IV. SAMUELALEXANDERMETEER,4th child of Sarah Hunter (19), was born in Ralls County, Mo., Feb. 25, 1839.

Children of Samuel Alexander Hunter and Eliza Dysart 64. IV. JAMES M. HUNTER,eldest child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Dec. 28, 1841. HENRIETTAWHITE was born in Richmond, Mo., Jan. 14, 1844. James M. Hunter and Henrietta White were married in Hamburgh, Iowa, Sept. 13, 1866. CHILDREN

1, Mary Alma; 2, Robert Otie; 3, Loulie; 4, Henrietta‘; 5, Elizabeth; 6, Moses White; 7, unnamed; 8, unnamed. Mrs. Henrietta Hunter died Jan. 24, 1885. 65. IV. ROBERTB. HUNTER,2nd child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Jan. 26, 1842,, and lived at Aullville, Mo. ’ 66. IV. ANNIEHuman, 3rd child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Calla­ way County, Mo., Aug. 10, 1845. MADISONWALKERwas born in Kentucky May 9, 1840. Madison Walker and Annie Hunter were married in Daviess County, Mo., Oct. 11, 1866, and lived at Aullville, Mo. 12 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

CHILDREN

1, James; 2, ROY­ 67. IV. ELIZABETHHUNTER,4-th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Andrew County, Mo., in 1846, and died in 1848. 68. IV. MARTHAELLENHUNTER, 5th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Holt County, Mo., Sept. 18, 1848. ANDREWJACKSONTISDALEwas born Feb. 20, 1835. Martha E. Hunter and Andrew J. Tisdale were married Dec. 14, 1865, and lived at Sweet Springs, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Forrest Hunter; 2, Robert Porter; 3, Virginia; 4, Victor Hugo; 5, Lake Davis; 6, Mark Bell; 7, Eva Frances. 69. IV. M. DORAHUNTER,6th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Andrew County, Mo., Oct. 31, 1852. DAVIDGOLAYwas born June 8, 1838. M. Dora Hunter and David Golay were married March 13, 1873, and lived at Sweet Springs, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Laura Belle; 2, Kate Winn; 3, May; 4, Frank Leslie; 5, Mattie Tc, 6, T. Hunter; 7, Ned. 70. IV. LAURAJAM: HUNTER, 7th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Andrew County, Mo., June 19, 1858. HENRYWALKERwas born I an. 21, 1847. Laura ,1.Hunter and Henry Walker were married May 9, 1878, and lived at Carlow, Daviess County, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Albert J-; 2, George W.; 3, Madora Dot. 71. IV. ARBELLI-3HUNTER,8th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in An­ drew County, Mo., June 19, 1860. JAMESWHITE WADDELLwasborn in Mason County, Ky., J an. 19, 1836. Arbelle Hunter and James Waddell were married in Higginsville, Mo., July 19: 1337, and lived at Borland, Mo. CHILDREN 1, James White, In; 2, A1-belleHunter. '22. IV. SAMUELT. HUNTER, 9th child of Samuel A. (20), was born in Andrew County, Mo., .1an. 22, 1862. MARYA. BERRYMANwas born June 20, 1868. Samuel T. Hunter and Mary A. Berryman were married Jan. 6, 1891. ONLY CH ILD William Berryman FOURTH GENERATION 13

73. IV. MARYJ. HUNTER,10th child of Samuel A. (20), was born Feb. 14, 1866. MILTONM. HORD was born in Mason County, Ky., Dec. 18, 1853. Mary J. Hunter and Milton M. Hord were married Dec. 16, 1886, and lived at Weleetka, I. T. Mrs. Mary J. Hord died April 18, 1890. CHILDREN 1, Robert M.; 2, Annie S.

Children. of Susan A. Hunter and Robert Heizer 74. IV. NANCYELLEN HE1zER,eldest child of Susan A. Hunter (21), was born in Monroe County, Mo., and died in Healdsburgh, Calif. 75. IV. JOHN SAMUEL HE1zER, 2nd child of Susan A. Hunter (21), was born in Monroe County, Mo., and died in Healdsburgh, Calif. 76. IV. BELLE HEIZER, 3rd child of Susan A. Hunter (21), married THOMAS CARUTHERSof Canada.

CHILDREN 1, Susan: 2, Grace.

Children of William Hunter and Sarah Moss Talbot

77. IV. l\'IAR'l‘I-IAELEANORHUNTER, eldest child of William (23) , was born in Fulton, Mo., and married DEWITT LIVINGSTONMCDONALDof Kentucky, and lived in California.

CHILDREN 1, James Monroe; 2, William Hunter; 3, Laura Lee; 4, Lizzie Blythe; 5, Dewitt Livingston. 78. IV. ROBERTHUNTER,2nd child of William (23), was born in Lexing­ ton, Mo., and died unmarried. 79. IV. GEORGIANAHUNTER,3rd child of William (23), was born in Lex­ ington, Mo., and died in infancy. 80. IV. MARY CATHARINEHUNTER, 4th child of William (23), was born in Lexington, Mo., and died in infancy. 81. IV. L1zzIE POWTOSKI HUNTER,5th child of William (23), was born in Lexington, Mo., and married THOMAS JEFFERSON SHACKLEFORDof Lynch­ burgh, Va. They lived in San Francisco, Calif. ONLY CHILD Kleta 82. IV. WILLIAM:TALBOTHUNTER,6th child of William (23). was born in Lexington, Mo., and married MARYC. HARRELLof Arkansas. 83. IV. CORA LEE HUNTER, 7th child of William (23), was born in Lex­ ington, Mo., and lived in San Francisco, Calif. 14. HUNTER FAl\IIT..Y REGISTER

84. IV. Drwrrr MCDONALDHuman, 8th child of William (23), was born in Lexington, Mo., and died unmarried.

Children of Mary Steele Hunter and William W. Ustick 85. IV. ROBERTTHOMASUsrrcx, eldest child of Mary S. Hunter (24), was born in Lexington, Mo., April 3, 1843, and died Aug. 22, 184-4. 86. IV. CHARLESEDWINUSTICK, 2nd child of Mary S. Hunter (24), was born in St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 31, 1845, and died in Monroe County, Mo., Sept. 10, 1846. 87. IV. WILLIAMALBERTUSTICK, 3rd child of Mary S. Hunter (24), was born in St. Louis, Mo., March 17, 1848, and died there June 22, 1850. 88. IV. LAURATAYLORUSTICK, 4th child of Mary S. Hunter (24), was born in St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 27, 1851. Fnronnrc THORNELYwas born in Wrexham, Wales, Dec. 30, 1841. Laura T. Ustick and Frederic Tliornely were married in LaCrosse, Wis., Jan. 20, 1876, and lived at Dubuque, Iowa. CHILDREN 1, Charles Wilfred; 2, Laura Blanche; 3, Doris Mabel. 89. IV._ WILLIAMFULTON USTICK, 5th child of Mary S. Hunter (24), was born in LaCrosse, VVis..,April 19, 1854, and married MRS. HATTIE K. DARLING July 20, 1887. They lived at Minneapolis, Minn. ONLY CHILD Philip MacFarland

Children.of Catharine Hunter and John Vivian Pemberton 90. IV. JOHN HENRY PEMBERTON,eldest child of Catharine Hunter (27), was born in Millersburgh, Mo., Oct. 23, 1837. 91. IV. MARYELIZABETHPEMBERTON,2nd child of Catharine Hunter (27), was born at New Bloomfield, Mo., Aug. 19, 1842. SHEPARDP. SMITH was born in Jersey County, Ohio, Feb. 10, 1829. _ ‘Mary E. Pemberton and Shepard P. Smith were married in Los Angeles, Cal1f.,April 2, 1876. Shepard P. Smith died in Los Angeles Feb. 13, 1878. FRANCISJ. CARPENTERwas born in Clark County, Ky., Feb. 4, 1827. Mary E. Pelnberton and Francis J. Carpenter were married April 19, 1882, at Pasadena, Calif. He died in Los Angeles, April 5, 1894:.

92. IV. SAnAH CATHARINE PEMBERTON,3rd child of Catharine Hunter (27), was born in Boonesboro, Mo., May 29, 1844, JAMESL. J ONESwas born in Millersburgh, Mo., July 22, 1840, _Sarah C. Peniberton and James L. Jones were married at Fulton, Mo., ADV111366, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. FOURTH GENERATION 15

CHILDREN 1, John W.; 2, Robert L.; 3, Nettie E.; 4, James A.; 5, Catharine V.; 6, Joseph R.; 7, Justus; 8, Roy; 9, David S. 93. IV. WILLIAMHARVEYPEMBERTON,4th child of Catharine Hunter (27), was born at Columbia, Mo., April 23, 1847, and died in Austin, Nev., April 19, 1866.

Children of Henry Thomas Hunter and Martha J. Allen 94. IV. EMMA HUNTER,eldest child of Henry T. (28), was born in Calla­ way County, Mo., April 10, 1850. HUGO HERKENRATHwas born Oct. 13, 1840. Emma Hunter and Hugo Herkenrath were married Dec. 23, 1868, and lived at Fulton, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Regenia; 2, Ethel Moss; 3, Carl Henry; 4, Earl Stone; 5, Grace Cow-an; 6, Lillie Petrie; 7, Florence Hunter. 95. IV. MARGARETELIZABETH HUNTER, 2nd child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, 1110.,Sept. 6, 1852. THOMAS RATCLIFFEMcPHr.r1;ns was born in Callaway County, Mo., July 16, 1850. Margaret E. Hunter and Thomas R. McPhete1's were married March 30, 1881, and lived at Jennings, Oklahoma Territory. CHILDREN 1, Martha Ratcliffe; 2, Eleanor Hunter; 3, William Henry; 4, Margaret Isabel; 5, Thomas Ralph; 6, Archibald Allen.

Genealogy of Thomas Ratcliffe Mcpheters WILLIAM MCPHETERS was born in Bourbon County, Ky., Feb. 10, 1803, and was married to MARY RATCLIFFE HENDERSONof Jessamine County, Ky” March 30, 1830. He removed to Callaway County, Mo., in 1840, where he re­ mained until his death, May 10, 1885. There were eight children, Thomas Rat» cliffe the youngest. 96. IV. FRANK ALLEN HUNTER,3rd child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Feb. 26, 1854. ELLA MCCRAKIN was born Nov. 20, 1859. Frank A. Hunter and Ella McCrakin were married Nov. 20, 1879. CHILDREN 1, Leta May; 2, Harry MacFarlane; 3, Frank Otie; 4-, Ruth Thornhill; 5, George Rogers; 6, Julia Pocock. Frank A. Hunter died March 15, 1894. 16 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

97. IV. JoHN ARCH HUNTER,4th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., April 23, 1856. VIRGINIAA. ALLEN was born Oct. 10, 1856. John A. Hunter and Virginia A. Allen were married April 3, 1878, and lived at Fulton, Mo. CHILDREN 1, William Allen; 2, Martha Louisa; 3, Sarah Virginia; 4, Lacy Gorin. 98. IV. THOMASWILLIAM HUNTER, 5th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., April 21, 1858. J ENNIEMADDOXwas born Sept. 28, 1860. Thomas W. Hunter and Jennie Maddox were married Nov. 24. 1886, and lived at Marshall, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Harold Wesley; 2, Louise Morris. 99. IV. ANNIE ELEANORHUNTER,6th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., April 22, 1860. JACOBC. REIGELwas born in Franklin, Harrison County, Ohio, July 26, 1838. Jacob C. Reigel and Annie E. Hunter were married at Jennings, Okla., Dec. 23, 1894. 100. IV. NANCY HENDERSONHUNTER, 7th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Aug. 26, 1862. W. B. MCCRAKINwas born June 9, 1858. Nancy H. Hunter and W. B. McCrakin were married Nov. 16, 1881, and lived at Fulton, Mo.

CHILDREN 1, Linda Catharine; 2, Thomas Hunter; 3, Bessie Wilson; 4, Marian; 5, Paul Thornely; 6, Otho. 101. IV. MARYEDITH HUNTER,8th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Jan. 26, 1869, and lived at Johnson City, Tex. 102. IV. ROBERTFULTONHUNTER, 9th child of Henry T. (28), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Aug. 16, 1870. ESTELLECHRISTIANwas born in Callaway County, Mo., Feb. 22, 1871. Robert F. Hunter and Estelle Christian were married Aug. 21, 1895, and lived at Johnson City, Tex.

Children of Martha Ellen Hunter and John Calbreath Allen

103. IV. ANNAMARYALLEN,eldest child of Martha E. Hunter (30), was born in Callaway County, Mo., March 17, 1846. . FIFTH GENERATION

WILLIAM HENRY lVlAYwas born in Kentucky Nov. 18, 1844. Anna M. Allen and William H. May were married in Jackson County, Mo., Sept. 20, 1870, and lived at Harwood, Mo. CHILDREN 1 and 2, Burnetta and Sarah (twins); 3, Martha Ellen. 104. IV. ELLEN HENRYALLEN, 2nd child of Martha E. Hunter (30), was born in Lexington, M0,. May 21, 1848, and died in Callaway County, Mo., July 6, 1848.

FIFTH GENERATION Children of Mary Hunter and Mr. Yarwood

105. V. 11/IARGARl’l‘EYARWOOD,eldest child of Mary Hunter (32)., (No record) 106. V. RAYMONDYAnw0oo, 2nd child of Many Hunter (32). (No record) (We have no record of the descendants of Mary Catharine Hunter (14), or Susan Eliza Hunter (15).

Children of Kate Winslow and Stephen Alvis Davis

107. V. MARGARETDAVIS,eldest child of Kate Winslow (50), was born in Cass County, Nebr., May 18, 1875. 108. V. CHARLESWESLEY DAVIS, 2nd child of Kate Winslow (50), was born in Cass County. Nehr., Feb. 4, 1878, and died at Plattsmouth, Nebr., June 8, 1888. 109. V. EUNICF.DAVIS,3rd child of Kate Winslow (50), was born in Cass County, Nel)r., June 10, 1881. 110. V. ALICE DAVIS,4th child of Kate Winslow (50), was born at Plans­ mouth, Nebr., Oct. 14, 1884. 111. V. KATE PAULINEDAVIS, 5th child of Kate Winslow (50), was born in Plattsmouth, Nebr., May 23, 1888. 112. V. RUTH .lANE'I‘TEDAvIs, 6th child of Kate Winslow (50), was born in Plattsmouth, Nebr., Dec. 9, 1890. 113. V. STEPHEN W1NsLow DAVIS,7th child of Kate Winslow (50), was born at Plattsmouth, Nehru, Dec. 4, 1892.

Children of Jennie Thompson Winslow and James Sphinx Howard

114. V. JULIA MAY HOWARD,eldest daughter of Jennie T. Winslow (52), was born in Cass County, Neht-., May 11, 1880. 18 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Julia M. Howard and LEWIS FRANKLIN TOWNSENDwere married Feb. 23, 1899. Julia M. Howard died June 24, 1900. 115. V. GERTRUDELENORAHOWARD,2nd child of Jennie T. Winslow (52), was born in York County, Nebr., Oct. 241,1883. Gertrude L. Howard and WILLIAM ROY SCI-IOCHwere married Feb. 14, 1906. ONLY CHILD Wendell Winslow

Gertrude L. Howard died June 19, 1919. 116. V. KARLWINsLow HowARn, 3rd child of Jennie T. Winslow (52), was born in York County, Nebr., March 9, 1886. IDILLAREADwas born in York County, Nehr., July 1, 1890. She was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Read, who came west from Pennsyl­ Vania. KARLW. HOWARDand Idilla Read were married Dec. 9, 1908, in York County.

CHILDREN 1, Helen Virginia; 2, Dorothea Lorraine; 3, Maxine Ruth; 4, Athla Col­ leen; 5, Jack Sidney; 6, Margie Gayle. Karl W. Howard died May 1, 1957. Idilla Read Howard died July 12, 1963. 117. V. INA HAZEL HOWARD,4th child of Jennie T. Winslow (52), was born in York County, Nolan, Dec. 4, 1890. WILLIAMH. LYTLEwas born in DuBois, Penn., June 23, 1886. Ina Hazel Howard and William H. Lytle were married June 10, 1910.

CHILDREN

1, James; 2, Sara Louise; 3, Donald William; 4, Max Lemoine. Ina Howard Lytle died Oct. 31, 1960. William H. Lytle died Dec. 9, 1953.

Children of Henry Augustus Winslow and Myrtle Worline

118. V. Don Aucusrus WINsLow, eldest child of Henry A. (53), was born in Adams County, Nehru, July 28, 1890. 119. V. KATHLEENWINSLOW,2nd child of Henry A. (53), was born in Adams County, Nebr., Feb. 2, 1892. She married Vaughn Diehl.

CHILDREN 1, William; 2, Michael; 3, Dorothy B.

120. V. CAPITOLAWINSLOW,3rd child of Henry A. (53), was born in Adams County, Nebr., Dec. 4, 1893. FIFTH GENERATION 19

Children of Minnie Jane Hunter and Calvin Miller

121. V. GRANDINHUNTERMILLER, only child of Minnie J. Hunter (55), was born Dec. 23, 1885.

Children of Frank Augustus Hunter and Lydia A. Ortley 122. V. AUGUSTUSB. HUNTER, JR., eldest child of Frank A. (56), was born April 20, 1884-. 123. V. ELVAMAUDHUNTER,2nd child of Frank A. (56), was born March 27, 1886. 124. V. CLIFTONERNESTHUNTER,3rd child of Frank A. (56). was born May 7, 1890.

Children of Carrie Thompson Hunter and Grandin Bray 125. V. ROBERTRUTLEDGI-IBRAY,eldestvchild of Carrie T. Hunter (57). was born Oct. 13, 1885. 126. V. MARYBRAY,2nd child of Carrie T. Hunter (57), was born Sept. 10, 1891.

Children of Mary Ellen Meteer and John Aull 127. V. ELIZABE'l‘HAULL,eldest child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lexington, Mo., Nov. 18, 1853. ALEXANDERGRAVESwas born in Mount Carmel, Miss., Aug. 28, 1847. Elizabeth A111]and Alexander Graves were married in Lexington, Mo., Nov. 18, I874. CHILDREN 1, Alexander Anll; 2, John R.; 3, Mary McNair; 4, Elizabeth; 5, Virginia; 6, James Andrew. 128. V. JOHN AULL,2nd child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lex­ ington, Mo., July 9, 1855. 129. V. WILLIAMAULL,3rd child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lexington, Mo., Aug. 17, 1857. ANNIE Q. GoonMANwas born in Louisa County, Va., April 7, 1859. William Aull and Annie Q. Goodman were married in Louisa County, Va., Sept. 2, 1885, and lived at Lexington, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Margaret; 2, William; 3, John; 4, Mary; 5, George. 130. V. JAMES AULL, 4th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lexington, Mo., Feb. 22, 1860. 20 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

131. V. VIRGINIAJACKSONAULL, 5th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born at Lexington, Mo., July 17, 1862. 132. V. EDWARDAULL,6th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lexington, Mo., Jan. 18, 1865. MARIASTRANCKEwas born in St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 10, 1872. Edward Aull and Maria Strancke were married June 12, 1895. 133. V. MARIA POMEROYAULL, 7th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born at Lexington, Mo., May 13, 1867. SILASPERCYSILVERwas born at Montgomery Hill, Baldwin County, Ala., Nov. 3, 1866. Maria P. Aull and Silas P. Silver were married at Lexington, Mo., Nov. 14, 1894. 134. V. WATSONPOMEROYAULL, 8th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born at Lexington, Mo., May 13, 1867. 135. V. GEORGEW. AULL, 9th child of Mary E. Meteer (60), was born in Lexington, Mo., June 25, 1870, and died March 21, 1872.

Children of Robert Hunter Meteer and Elizabeth E. Wilkinson

136. V. WILLIAM NEILL ME-Tiara, eldest child of Robert H. (62), was born at Union Church, Miss., April 22, 1867. 137. V. ELLA BELLEMETEER,2nd child of Robert H. (62), was born at Union Church, Miss., Oct. 26, 1870, and married C. J. Rives of Claiborne County, Miss, on Jan. 21, 1896. They lived at Brandywine, Miss.

Children of James M. Hunter and Henrietta White

138. V. MARYALMAHUNTER,eldest child of James M. (64), was born in Gallatin, Mo., Aug. 27, 1867. 139. V. ROBERTOTIE HUNTER,2nd child of James M. (64), was born in Gallatin, Mo., Feb. 22, 1869. 140. V. LOULIEHUNTER,3rd child of James M. (64), was born in HaInil~ ton, Mo., April 15, 1872, and was married to HUGH TARWATERNov. 15, 1894. They lived at Callatin, 1)/lo. ONLY CHILD Henrietta 141. V. HENRIETTAHUNTER,4th child of James M. (64), was born in Gallatin, Mo., Sept. 18, 1874. 142. V. ELIZABETH PAYNE HUN'l‘ER, 5tl1 child of James M. (64), was born in Gallatin, Mo., May 5, 1876. 143. V. Mosras WHITE HUNTER,6th child of James M. (64), was born in Gallatin, Mo., June 20, 1881. FIFTH GENERATION 21

144. V. Seventh child of James M. (64), was born Feb. 12, 1879, and died unnamed. 145. V. Eighth child of James M. (64), was born Jan. 20, 1885, and died unnamed.

Children of Annie Hunter and Madison Walker 146. V. JAMESWALKER,eldest child of Annie Hunter (66), was born in Daviess County, Mo., Sept. 6, 1873, and lived at Aullville, M0. 147. V. ROY WALKER,2nd child of Annie Hunter (66), was born in Saline County, Mo., July 28, 1877, and lived at Aullville, Mo.

Children of Martha Ellen Hunter and Andrew Jackson Tisdale 148. V. FORRESTHUNTERTISDALE,eldest child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born June 11, 1867, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 149. V. ROBERT PORTERTISDALE,2nd child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Jan. 4-, 1869, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 150. V. VIRGINIATISDALE,3rd child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Nov. 23, 1870, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 151. V. VICTORHUGO TISDALE,4th child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Sept. 18, 1873, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 152. V. LAKE DAVIS TISDALE,5th child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Sept. 7, 1877, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 153. V. MARK BELL TISDALE,6th child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Aug. 10, 1879, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 154. V. EVA FRANCESTISDALE,7th child of Martha E. Hunter (68), was born Sept. 26, 1885.

Children of M. Dora Hunter and David Golay 155. V. LAURABELLE GOLAY,eldest child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born May 19, 1874. GEORGE FRANCIS BOATWRIGHTwas born June 4, 1866. Laura B. Golay and George F. Boatwright were married Oct. 11, 1894. 156. V. KATE WINN GOLAY,2nd child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born Feb. 25, 1876, and died Feb. 26, 1894. 157. V. MAY COLAY,3rd child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born Jan. 10, 1878, and lived at Sweet Springs, M0. 158. V. FRANK LESLIE GOLAY,zltli child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born Nov. 3, 1881. 159. V. MATTIET. GOLAY,5th child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born Dec. 23, 1883. 22 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

160. V. T. HUNTERGOLAY,6th child of M. Dora Hunter (69), was born Nov. 22, 1886. 161. V. NEDGOLAY,7th child of M. Doravflunter (69). was born Dec. 16, 1839.

Children of Laura Jane Hunter and Henry Walker 162. V. ALBERTJ. WALKER,eldest child of Laura J. Hunter (70), was born in Ray County, Mo., May 15, 1879. 168. V. GEORGE.W.WALKER,2nd child of Laura J. Hunter (70), was born in Ray County, Mo., June 3, 1883. 164. V. MADORADowWALKER,3rd child of Laura J. Hunter (70), was born in Bay County, Mo., Dec. 8, 1889.

Children of Arbelle Hunter and James White Waddell 165. V. JAMESWHITE WADDELL,Jn., eldest child of Arbelle Hunter (71), was born in LaFayette County, Mo., Dec. 10, 1892. 166. V. ARBELLEHUNTERWADDELL,2nd child of Arbelle Hunter (71), was born in LaFayette County, Mo., Sept. 10, 1894.

Son of Samuel T. Hunter and Mary A. Berryman

167. V. WILLIAMBERRYMANHUNTER,only child of Samuel T. (72), was born in Marshall, Mo., April 21, 1894.

Children of Mary I. Hunter and Milton M. Hard 168. V. ROBERTM.HORD,eldest child of Mary J. Hunter (73), was born Oct. 16, 1888. 169. V. ANNIE S. Hoar), 2nd child of Mary J. Hunter (73), was born March 9, 1890, and died Oct. 10, 1890.

Children of Belle Heizer and Thomas Caruzhers

170. V. I SUSANCARUTHERS,eldest child of Belle Heizer (76), was born in California.

171. V. GRACECARUTHERS,2nd child of Belle Heizer (76), was born in California.

Children of Martha Eleanor Hunter and Dewitt Livingston McDonald 172. V. JAMES MONROEMCDONALD,eldest child of Martha E. Hunter (77), was born in Sacramento, Calif., in 1859. FIFTH GENERATION 23

173. V. ’W1LLIAM HUNTER MCDONALD, 2nd child of Martha E. Hunter (77), was born in Sacramento, Calif., and died in infancy. 174. V. LAURALEE MCDONALD,3rd child of Martha E. Hunter (77), was born in Sacramento, Calif., in 1864. 175. V. LIZZIE BLYTI-IEMCDONALD,4th child of Martha E. Hunter (77), was born in San Francisco, Calif., in 1869. 176. V. DEWITT LIVINGSTONMCDONALD,5th child of Martha E. Hunter (77), was born in San Francisco, Calif., in 1876.

Daughter of Lizzie Powtoski Htuner and Thomas Jefferson Shackleford 177. V. KLETA SHACKLEFORD,only child of Lizzie P. Hunter (81), was ‘born in San Francisco, Calif.

Children of Laura Taylor Usticlc and Frederic Thornely

178. V. CHARLESWII.Fm~:nTHORNELY,eldest child of Laura T. Usticlc (88), was born in LaCrossc, Wis., Oct. 11, 1876, and died May 10, 1877. 179. V. LAURA BLANCHE T HORNELY,2nd child of Laura T. Ustick (88), was born in LaCrOsse, Wis., Oct. 17, 1878, and lived at Duhuque, Iowa. 180. V. Doms NIABELTHORNELY,3rd child of Laura T. Ustick (88), was born in Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 28, 1887.

Son of William Fultan Usticlc and Hattie K. Darling

181. V. PHILIP MAC FAm.ANn USTICK, only child of William F. Ustick (89), was born in Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 11, 1890.

Children of Sarah Catharine Pcmberzon and James L. Jones 182. V. JOHN W. JONES, eldest child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92), was born March 17, 1868, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. 183. V. ROBERTL. JONES,2nd child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92) , was born Jan. 26, 1870, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. 184. V. NETTIE E. JONES, 3rd child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92), was born June 3, 1871, and died Aug. 26, 1872. 185. V. JAMESA. JONES,4th child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92), was born Nov. 16, 1872, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. 186. V. CATHARINEV. JONES, 5th child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92), was born Dec. 2, 1874, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. 187. V. JOSEPH R. JONES, 6th child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92), was born Oct. 28, 1876, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. ' 1 188. V. JUs'rUs JONES, 7th child of Sarah C. Pemberton (92). was"born May 17, 1878, and lived at Pactolus, Ark. 24. HUNTER FAMILY REC1S'l‘ER

189. V. Roy Jomzs, 8th child of Sarah C. Pemberton (93.1. was born March 7, 1881. 190. V. DAVID S. JONES, 9th child of Sarah C. Pemherton (93) W119130111 May 17, 1883.

Children of Emma Hunter and Hugo Herkenrat/1 191. V. REGENIAHERKENRATH,eldest child of Emma Hnnttzr (94), was born at Fulton, Mo., April 8, 1870, and died Oct. 6, 1870. 192. V. ETHEL Moss HERKENRATH,2nd child of Emma l"l1ll1t(‘.['(94), was born at Fulton, Mo., July 20, 1872. 193. V. CARL HENRYHERKENRATH,3rd child ofl'Immz1 l-luntcr (94), was born at Fulton, Mo., Dec. 16, 1874. 194. V. EARL STONE HERKENRAT1-I,4th child of Emma l*luntc1' (9-1»), was born in Fulton, Mo., Dec. 11, 1873. 195. V. GRACE COWAN HIERKENRATII,5tl1 Cllllll ol Elnnm. l“I1n1te*r (91). was hom in Fulton, Mo., July 20, 1881. 196. V. LILLIE PETRIEHERKENRA’l‘1I,6thchild of Emma llunter (9-1). was born in Fulton, Mo., Sept. 14, 1883. 197. V. FLORENCEHUNTERHERKENRATII,7th child of Emma lluntcr (9-1), was born in Fulton, Mo., March 20, 1887.

Children of Margaret Elizabeth Hunter and Tlzomas Ratcliffc McPheters

198. V. MARTHA RATCLIFFE l\!1CPIlE'I‘ERS, eldest child of lVlargzm-.t‘ H. Hunter (95), was born in Bates County, Mo., March 16, 1882.

199. V. ELEANOR HUl\'TEI{ McPHx«:'r1=.Rs, 2nd child of lVIm'gnr(-.t l-‘I. l’l\1me'.r (95), was born in Bates County, Mo., Aug. 13, 1883. 200. V. VVILLIAM HENRY MCPHETERS, 3rd child of l\l:ll'{1,i1l‘(‘.tli. Hunt:-r (95), was born March 7, 1886. 201. V. Mtmm Ismt lxtctimmms, 4th child of l\’Inrg:nr¢~.t1-‘.trump.­ (95), was born Feb. 18, 1837. 202. V. THOMASMCPHETERS,5th child of l\'largzm-,t E. Hunter (95), was born May 6, 1888.

203. V. ARCHIBALDALLEN McPm-:'n:Rs, 6th child of lVlz1x'gnr(*.tll. llunlm‘ (95), was born March 30, 1890. »‘

Children of Frank Allen Hunter and Ella M(:Cra/fir:

204. V. LETA MAY HUNTER,eldest child of Frank A. (96), was born in Fulton, Mo., March 3, 1880, and died Feb. 20, 1881.

2_0S.V. HARRYMAC FARLANI-IIrlumnn, 2nd cllllcl of Frank A. (96), was born In Fulton, Mo., Oct. 29, 1881. FIFTH GENERATION 25

206. V. FRANK OTIE HUNTER,3rd child of Frank A. (96), was born in Fulton, Mo., Nov. 4, 1883. 207. V. RUTH THORNHILLHUNTER,4th child of Frank A. (96), was born in Fulton, Mo., June 30, 1886. 208. V. GEORGEROGERSHUNTER, 5th child of Frank A. (96), was born in Fulton, Mo., Jan. 13, 1891. 209. V. JULIA Pococx HUNTER,6th child of Frank A. (96), was born in Fulton, Mo., April 5, 1893.

Children of John Arch Hunter and Virginia Allen

210. V. WILLIAM ALLEN HUNTER,eldest child of John A. (97), was born Jan. 7, 1879. 211. V. MARTHA LOUISA HUNTER, 2nd child of John A. (97), was born June 7, 1882. 212. V. SARAH VIRGINIA HUNTER, 3rd child of John A. (97), was born July 27, 1885, and died June 17, 1887. 213. V. LACYGem IIumn, 4th child of John A. (97), wasiborn April 5, 1891.

Children of Thomas William Hunter and Jennie Maddox

214. V. HAROLDWESLEY HUNTER, eldest child of Thomas W. (98), was born Jan. 5, 1889. 215. V. LoU1sE MoRRIs HUNTER,2nd child of Thomas W. (98), was born June 12, 1892.

Children of Nancy Henderson Hunter and W. B. McCrakin

216. V. LINDA CATHARINEMCCRAKIN, eldest child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Oct. 24, 1882. 217. V. THoIvIAs HUNTERMCCRAKIN,2nd child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., April 21, 1884-. 218. V. BESSIE WILSON MCCRAKIN,3rd child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Jan. 16, 1886. 219. V. MARIAN MCCRAKIN,4th child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Dec. 23, 1888. 220. V. PAUL THORNELYMCCRAKIN,5th child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., Jan. 13, 1891. 221. V. ORTHOMCCRAKIN,6th child of Nancy H. Hunter (100), was born in Callaway County, Mo., March 17, 1893. 26 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Children of Anna Mary Allen and William Henry May

222. V. BURNETTAMAY,eldest child of Anna M. Allen (103), was born in Vernon County, Mo., May 19, 1871. ROBERTLEE KINKEADwas born in Saline County, Mo., March 20, 1864. Burnetta May and Robert L. Kinkead were married Dec. 10, 1890, and lived at Harwood, Mo. CHILDREN 1, William Blackburn; 2, John Presley. 223. V. SARAHMAY, 2nd child of Anna M. Allen (103), was born in Vernon County, Mo., May 19, 1871. JOHN WESLEYSHARPwas born in Pettis County, Mo., Aug. 24, 1870. Sarah May and John W. Sharp were married in Vernon County, Mo., March 5, 1890, and lived at Harwood, Mo. CHILDREN 1, Earl Seymour; 2, Homer Clyde. 224. V. MARTHAELLENMAY,3rd child of Anna M. Allen (103), was born in Vernon County, Mo., Dec. 18, 1874, and died Jan. 19, 1875.

SIXTH GENERATION

Children of Burnetta May and Robert Lee Kinlceaal

225. VI. WILLIAM BLACKBURNKINKEAD, eldest child of Burnetta May (222), was born in Vernon County, Mo., May 16, 1892. 226. V1. JOHN PRESLEYKINKEAD,2nd child of Burnetta May (222), was born in Vernon County, Mo., July 25, 1895.

Children of Sarah May and John Wesley Sharp

227. VI. EARL SEYMOURSHARP, eldest child of Sarah May (223), was born in Vernon County, Mo., Nov. 6, 1891. 228. VI. HOMERCLYDESHARP,2nd child of Sarah May (223), was born in Vernon County, Mo., Feb. 23, 1894.

Children of Gertrude L. Howard and Wm. Roy Schoclz.

229. VI. WENDELLWINSLOWScaocn, only child of Gertrude L. Howard (114), was born Feb. 19, 1911, and died Oct. 3, 1928. ­ SIXTH GENERATION 27

Child’9" Of Karl Winslow Howard and Idilla Read

230. VI. HELEN Vmernra HOWARD,eldest daughter of Karl W. Howard (116), was born AUg- 24, 1909, at Benedict, Nebr. LYNN L. EWINGwas born April 21, 1903, at Bennett, Nebr. Helen V. Howard and Lynn L. Ewing were married Dec. 9, 1931. CHILDREN 1, Virlyn Ann; 2, Tad Winslow; 3, Kathleen Inez; 4, Jennifer Suzzane. Helen V. Howard was married a second time on March 21, 1949, to CARLOSE. BEAGLE, who was born June 10, 1910, in Springhill, Ind. Present address, China Lake, Calif. ONLY CHILD loette Rosanne 231. VI. DOROTHEA LORRAINE HOWARD,2nd child of Karl W. Howard (116), was born March 26, 1911,at Benedict, Nebr. GLENN DALE THOMAS, .13., was born April 17, 1912, at Villisca, Iowa. Dorothea L. Thomas and Glenn Dale Thomas, Jr., were married July 8, 1932, at Rockport, Mo. Present address, St. Joe, Ark. CHILDREN 1, Laddic Dale; 2, Ronald Lee; 3, Gloria Dee; 4, Daniel Howard. 232. VI. MAXINE RUTH HOWARD,3rd child of Karl W. Howard (116), was born June 30, 1913, at Benedict, Nebr. RALPH T. MCLEANwas born Nov. 13, 1906, at Osceola, Nebr. Maxine R. Howard and Ralph T. McLean were married Aug. 16, 1931, at Benedict, Nebr. 1 CHILDREN 1, Lottie Lee; 2, James Howard; 3, Julie Ann. Ralph T. McLean died Oct. 6, 1960. 233. VI. ATHLA COLLEENHowano, 4th child of Karl W. Howard (116), was born Aug. 6, 1915, at Benedict, Nehr. Venn MARCUSLrcnuran was born June 24, 1912, at Auburn, Nebr. Athla C. Howard and Vern M‘. Lechliter were married Sept. 14-,1935, at York, Nebr. Present address, Cheyenne, Wye. CHILDREN 1, Kay Colleen; 2, Vicki Lynn; 3, Read Winslow. 234. VI. JACK SIDNEYHOWARD,5th child of Karl W. Howard (116), was born July 20, 1917, at Benedict, Nebr. IRMA MARIE HASTINGSwas born Jan. 22, 1919, at Albion, Nebr. lack S. Howard and Irma M. Hastings were married Nov. 23, 1938. Pres~ ent address, Palisade, Colo. 23 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

CHILDREN 1, Jane Colleen; 2, Susan Yvonne. 235. VI. MARGIEGAYLEHowmro, 6th child of Karl W. Howard (116). W35 born March 8, 1922, at York, Nebr. CLAY BERNARDHOLMES was born April 9, 1921. at 5h6n€1I1d0all. 10W3­ Margie G. Howard and Clay B. Holmes were married April 5, 1941, at Pocatello, Ida. Present address, Palisade, Colo. CHILDREN 1, Robert Clay; 2, Davy Craig; 3, Sheila Sue; 4. Tim0thY H°W“-"d­

Children of Ina Hazel Howard and William H. LYW3 236. VI. JAMES,eldest child of Ina H. Howard (117), “'35 b°1‘I1June 7, 1911, at Benedict, Nebr., and died June 10, 1911. 237. VI. SARALOUISELYTLE,2nd child of Ina H. Howard (117). was born Jan. 14, 1914, at Benedict, Nebr. HARRYALDENMARTINwas born Nov. 8, 1912, at Wincliester, Ill. Sara Louise Lytle and Harry Alden Martin were married March 3, 1937, at Benedict, Nebr. Present address, Lincoln, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Constance Louise; 2, William Alden. 238. VI. DONALDWILLIAMLYTLE,3rd child of Ina H. Howard (117), was born Sept. 30, 1916, at Benedict, Nebr. FAY LUCILLESHERMANwas born Sept. 9, 1917, at Waco, Nebr. Donald W. Lytle and Fay L. Sherman were married March 8, 1938. Present address, Benedict, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Linda Lee; 2, Donna Jean; 3, Jerry James. 239. VI. MAX LEMOINELYTLE,filth child of Ina H. Howard (117) , was born Dec. 10, 1927, at Benedict, and died June 23, 1943.

SEVENTH GENERATION

Children of Helen Virginia Howard and Lynn L. Ewing 240. VII. VIRLYNANNEWING,eldest child of Helen V. Howard (230) was born Oct. 12, 1932, at York, Nebr.

Jr:rmoLn LACHANCEwas born Jan. 12, 1930, in St. Louis, Mo. Virlyn A. Ewing and Jerrold LaChance were married July 11, 1954, at Pocatello, Ida. Present address, Vandenburg AFB, Calif. SEVENTH GENERATION 29

CHILDREN L Gregor)’ A1311;2, Lisa Catllflrine: 3, David Howard; 4, Michelle Teresa; 5, Kara Marie.

241. VII. TADWINSLOWEWING,2nd child of Helen V. Howard (230), was born June 10, 1941, at Pocatello, Ida., and died June 10, 1941. 24-2. VII. KATHLEENINEZ EWING,3rd child of Helen V. Howard (230), was born Feb. 2, 1944, at Pocatello, Ida. 243- VII. JENNIFER SUZZANEEWING, 41:11child of Helen V. Howard (230), was born Jan. 29, 1948, at Pocatello, Ida.

Only child of Helen V. Harvard and Carlos E. Beagle

244:. VII. J OETTEROSANNE BEAGLE,5th child of Helen V. Howard (230), was born June 21, 1950, at Pocatello, Ida.

Children. of Dorothea Lorraine Howard and Glenn Dale Thomas, Jr.

245. VII. LADDII-2DALE THOMAS, eldest child of Dorothea L. Howard (231), was born Oct. 31, 1933, at Lincoln, N61)1'.,and died Nov. 1937. 246. VII. RONALDLEE THOMAS,2nd child of Dorothea L. Howard (231), was born May 24, 1936, at Lincoln, Nebr. CAROLLYNN KEELINCwas born Dec. 18, 1937, at St. Joe, Ark. Ronald L. Thomas and Carol L. Keeling were married Sept. '7, 1957, at St. Joe, Ark. Present address, Fayetteville, Ark. CHILDREN 1, Ronald Lee, Jr.; 2, Mae Lynn. 247. VII. GLORIADEE THOMAS, 3rd child of Dorothea L. Howard (231), was born Jan. 20, 1939, at Colton, Calif. ALF LANGSTONwas born Nov. 11, 1936, at Reeds Spring, Mo. Gloria D. Thomas and All Langston were married Sept. 26, 1958, at St. Joe. Ark., their present address. CHILDREN 1, Thomas James; 2, Nanette Cheree. 248. VII. DANIEL HOWARD'l‘HoMAs, 4th child of Dorothea L. Howard (231), was born May 25, 1945, at Long Beach, Calif. PATRICIA LEIGH HILLIGASS was born July 9, 1945, at Hinsdale, 111. Daniel H. Thomas and Patricia L. Hilligass were married Sept. 5, 1963, at St. Joe, Ark. Present address, Fayetteville, Ark.

Children of MazcineRuth Howard and Ralph T. McLean 249. VII. LOTTIELEE MCLEAN,eldest child of Maxine R. Howard (232), was born May 3, 1933, at Benedict, Nebr. 30 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

CARLWILLIAMJOHNSONwas born Jan. 10, 1931, at Stromsburg, Nebr. Lottie Lee McLean and Carl ‘W. Johnson were married 1300- 15. 1951. 313 Benedict, Nebr. Present address, Stromsburg, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Carla Jean; 2, Cathy Sue; 3, Cheryl Lee; 4, Scott Frederick; 5, Cynthia Ann; 6, Carol lo. 250. VII. JAMESHowann MCLEAN,2nd child of Maxine R. Howard (232) . was born July 26, 1935, at Benedict, Nebr. ALICEMAE MILLERwas born May 15, 1934, at York, Nebr. James H. McLean and Alice M. Miller were married Sept. 5, 1954-. at Benedict, Nebr., their present address. CHILDREN 1, Max Douglas; 2, Karl James; 3, Brett Ralph. 251. VII. JULIEANN MCLEAN,3rd child of Maxine R. Howard (232), was born Dec. 15, 1940, at Benedict, Nebr. LARRYANDREWCHRISTIANSENwas born July 17, 1938, at Bradshaw, Nebr. Julie Ann McLean and Larry A. Christiansen were married July 10, 1959. at Benedict, Nehr. Present address, Stromshurg, Nehr. CHILDREN 1, Jennifer Ann; 2, Lon Stephen.

Children of Athla Colleen Howard and Vern M. Lechliter

252. VII. KAY COLLEENLECHLITER,eldest child of Athla C. Howard (233) , was born April 8, 1941, at York, Nebr. ROBERTDAVIDLosmzaucn was born Aug. 24, 1939, at Cheyenne, Wyn. Kay Colleen Lechliter and Robert David Loshhaugh were married Jan. '17. 1959, at Cheyenne, Wyo., their present address. CHILDREN 1, Shelley Kim; 2, Daniel David. 253. VII. VICKI LYNN LECHLITER,2nd child of Athla C. Howard (233). was born Aug. 9, 1944, at Cheyenne, Wyo. CHARLESHUGHBROWNwas born June 1, 1942, at Cheyenne, Wyo. Vicki Lynn Lechliter and Charles Hugh Brown were married April 6, 1963. at Cheyenne, ‘Wyo. Present address, Long Beach, Calif. 254. VII. READ‘W1NsLow LECHLITER,3rd child of Athla C. Howard (233,) , was born March 23, 1953, at Cheyenne, Wye.

Children Of -741019SidneyHoward and Irma Marie Hastings

255. VII. JANE COLLEENHOWARD,eldest child of Jack S. Howard (234), was born Nov. 30, 194-0,at Stromsburg, Nebr. Present address, Dallas, Tex. SEVENTH GENERATION 31.

256. VII. SUSAN YVONNE HOWARD,2nd child of Jack S. Howard (234), was born Nov. 9, 19-4-3,at btromsburg, Nebr. Present address, Dallas, Tex.

Children of Margie Gayle Howard and Clay Bernard Holmes

257. VII. Romanr cm Homes, eldest child of Margie G. Howzird(235). was born Jan. 8, 1942, at Stromsburg, Nebr. SANDRALOUISE HALL was born June 23, 1939, at Denver, Colo. Robert C. Holmes and Sandra L. Hall were married Jan. 28, 1961, at Den­ ver, Colo., their present address.

CHILDREN 1, Todd Anthony; 2, Clay Bernard. 258. VII. DAVY CRAIG HOLMES, 2nd child of Margie G. Howard (235), was born Dec. 19, 1944, at Stromsburg, Nebr. ’ 259. VII. SHEILASUE HOLMES,3rd child of Margie G. Howard (235), was born June 7, 1948, at Stromsburg, Nebr. ' 260. VII. TIMOTHY HOWARD HOLMES, 4th child of Margie G. Howard (235), was born Sept. 21, 1949, at Stromsburg, Nebr.

Children of Sara Louise Lytle and Harry Alden Martin

261. VII. CONSTANCI-1LOUISEMARTIN, eldest child of Sara Louise Lytle (237), was born Jan. 14, 1942, at Clinton, Iowa. ' JON LORENSmomrn was born Nov. 26, 1940, at Milford, Nebr. Constance L. Martin and Jon L. Stromer were married June 30, 1959. Present address, San Francisco, Calif. CHILDREN 1, Lori Lynn; 2, Deborah Louise. 262. VII. WILLIAMALDENMARTIN,2nd child of Sara Louise Lytle (237). was born Feb. 17, 1945, at Lincoln, Nebr.

Children of Donald William Lytle and Fay Lucille Sherman 263. VII. LINDA LEE LYTLE, eldest child of Donald W. Lytle (238), was born Feb. 23, 1941, at York, Nebr. ‘ ’ THOMAS DEAN Porrr-zn was born Sept. 10, 1940. Linda Lee Lytle and Thonms D. Potter were married April 7, 1962. Pres­ ent address, Arlington, Va. 264. VII. DONNA JEAN LYTLE, 2nd child of Donald W.’ Lytle (238), was born Aug. 24, 1944, at Stromsburg, Nebr. GARYEUGENEFours was born Sept. 26, 1943, at Van Nuys, Calif. 32 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Donna Jean Lytle and Gary Eugene Folts were married July 27, 1963. Present address, Lincoln, Nebr. CHILDREN 1, Scott Allen. 265. VII. Jenny JAMESLY’1‘LF.,3rdchild of Donald W. Lytle (238), was born Nov. 10, 1945, at Stromsburg, Nebr.

EIGHTH GENERATION

Children of Virlyn Ann Ewing and Jerrold LaCh(znce 266. VIII. GREGORYALAN,eldest child of Virlyn A. Ewing (24-0), was born June 11, 1955, at Pocatello, Ida. 267. VIII. LISA CATHERINE,2nd child of Virlyn Ewing (240), was born Aug. 3, 1956, at Pocatello, Ida. 268. VIII. DAVIDHOWARD,3rd child of Virlyn A. Ewing (240), was born Nov. 5, 1957, at Mountain Home, Ida. 269. VIII. MICHELLETHERESA,4th child of Virlyn A. Ewing (240), was born Sept. 6, 1959, at Mountain Home, Ida. 270. VIII. KARAMARIE, 5th child of Virlyn A. Ewing (240), was born Sept. 26, 1962, at Vandenburg, Calif.

Children of Ronald Lee Thomas and Carol Lynn Keeling 271. VIII. RONALDLEE THOMAS, JR., eldest child of Ronald Lcc Tllomus (246), was born Aug. 5, 1958, at Harrison, Ark. 272. VIII. MAE LYNN THOMAS,2nd child of Ronald Lee Thomas (246), was born Dec. 16, 1961, at San Angelo, Tex.

Children of Gloria Dee Thomas and Alf Langston

273. VIII. THOMAS JAMES LANcs'roN, eldest child of Gloria Dec: '1‘110111215 (247), was born Nov. 17, 1960, at Harrison, Ark. 274. VIII. NANETTECHEREELANGSTON,2nd child of Gloria Dee Thomas (247) , was born April 28, 1962, at Harrison, Ark.

Children of Lottie Lee MCLEAN and Carl IVL'llzTumJohnson

275. VIII. CARLA JEAN JOHNSON, eldest child of Lottie Lcc l\I(:I.c-mi (249), was born Aug. 28, 1953, at Stromsburg, Nebr. EIGHTH GENERATION

276. VIII. CATHY SUE JOHNSON, 2nd child of Lottie Lee McLean (249), was born Dec. 28, 1954, at Stromsburg, Nebr. 277. VIII. CHERYLLEE JOHNSON, 3rd child of Lottie Lee McLean (2249), was born Oct. 1, 1956, at Strornsburg, Nebr. 278. VIII. SCOTT FREDERICKJOHNSON, 4th child of Lottie Lee McLean (249), was born July 17, 1958, at Stromsburg, Nebr. 279. VIII. CYNTHIAANN J OHNSON.5th child of Lottie Lee McLean (249), was born Nov. 10, 1960, at Stromsburg, Nebr. 280. VIII. CAROLJo JOHNSON,6th child of Lottie Lee McLean (249), was born Nov. 25, 1961, at Stromsburg, Nebr.

Children of James Howard McLean and Alice Mae Miller 281. VIII. MAX DOUGLASMCLEAN,eldest child of James Howard McLean (250), was born Aug. 21, 1955, at Lincoln, Nebr. 282. VIII. KARL JAMES IVICLEAN,2nd child of James Howard Me-Lean (250), was born Dec. 22, 1958, at Port Angeles, Wash. 283. VIII. BRETT RALPH MCLEAN, 3rd child of James Howard McLean (250), was born April 5, I963, at Osceola, Nebr.

Children of Julie Ann McLean and Larry Andrew Christiansen 284. VIII. JENNIFER ANN CHRIS'[‘IANSEN,eldest child of Julie Ann McLean (251), was born April 14, 1960, at Lincoln, Nebr. 285. VIII. LON STEPHEN CHRISTIANSEN,2nd child of Julie Ann McLean (251), was born Feb. 21, 1962, at Lincoln, Nebr.

Children of Kay Colleen. Lechliter and Robert David Loshbaugh 286. VIII. SHELLEY KIM LOSHBAUGH,eldest child of Kay C. Lechliter (252), was born Jan. 8, 1960, at Casper, Wyo. 287. VIII. DANIEL DAVIDLOSHBAUCH,2nd child of Kay C. Lechliter (252), was born October 15, 1962, at Cheyenne, Wye.

Children of Robert Clay Holmes and Sandra Louise Hall 288. VIII. TODD ANTHONY HOLMES, eldest child of Robert C. Holmes (257), was born Sept. 8, 1962, at Denver, Colo. 290. VIII. CLAY BERNARDHOLMES,2nd child of Robert C. Holmes (257), was born December 12, 1963, at Denver, Colo.

Children of Constance Louise Martin and I on Loren Szromer 291. VIII. LORI LYNN STROMER,eldest child of Constance L. Martin (261), was born May 9, 1960, at Lincoln, Nebr. 34 HUNTER FAMILY xncxsmn

292. VIII. DEBORAHLomsr: STROMER,2nd child of Constance L. Martin (261), was born March 8, 1962, at Lincoln, Nehr.

Son of Donna Jean Lytle and Gary Eugene Folts 293. VIII. -VSCOTTALLEN, eldest child of Donna Jean Lytle (264), was born Feb. 9, 1964, at Lincoln, Nebr. . APPENDIX

PERSONAL SKETCHES AND OBITUARIES

Although Miss Thompson is not descended from the Hunter family, she is so nearly related to them—her mother being the wife of John Hunter (2)—­ and she was so much interested in the family, that we consider it proper to give this sketch :1 place in the Register.

From the Presbyterian. MISS JANE ALEXANDER THOMPSON This extraordinary woman closed her earthly pilgrimage in Collinsville, 111., Sept. 28, 1882, in the 75th year of her age. She was born in Augusta County, Va., about eight miles from Staunton, within the bounds of Tinkling Spring Church, of which she afterwards was a member. In her early woman­ hood, in the year 1831, she came to Missouri, and made her home in Wash­ ington County, near Caledonia. She there united with the Concord Presby­ terian Church, which is now the Bellevue Church. She taught school occasionally in Potosi and Caledonia for two or three years, and then turned her attention to merchandizing, to which she devoted the principal part of her life. For this purpose she located in Caledonia, where she continued to reside until two and a half years ago, when she made her home with relatives in and near Collinsville, Ill. Her career was in all respects a grand success. With no capital, excepting her inherent worth and native efficiency, she embarked in business unsuitable to female talent, and by it amassed a considerable fortune. Her business transactions were marked by unusually sound judgement and the most unflinching integrity. Steady ad­ herence to her chosen vocation, strict regard to right principles, unfaltering truthfulness, self-respect, charity toward others, great dignity of character and faith in God, were prominent traits in her character. She was widely known, and always with admiration. With no disrespect to her, her mind may he said to have been of the masculine order. It was the exhibition of strength and simplicity. She had a robust physical constitution, even temperament, and almost perfect mastery of her spirit and habits. She, hence, presented at once, that dignity which is best seen in repose, and that strength which inheres in u well—regulated life. One feature of her character to which may be attributed in a large meas­ ure, her unusual success, was her practical wisdom. She had rare soundness of judgement and genuine common sense. She did not often say or do a foolish thing. She thought well upon every subject presented to her mind, and profited by the opinions of others. For the correctness of her views others sought her counsel. Businessmen often found her opinions preferable to their own. Her course in reference to all matters was remarkably discreet and free from im­ pulse or passion. With due deference to the wisdom of such men as consti­ tuted the ruling eldership of the church to which she belonged, her judgement in ecclesiastical matters was entitled to as much consideration as that of any of them. This they felt and cheerfully conceded. The community and church in 35 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER which she spent the majority of her life are greatly indebted to her wisdom and fidelity shown in all matters touching their welfare. Another trait conspicuous in her character was her resolute devotion to what she believed to be right. Her positions were taken with caution and after mature reflection. When convinced of the correctness of her position she was firm, yet reasonable in maintaining it. This resoluteness was free from anything like obstinacy. It was the stability that belongs to enlightened con­ viction. Through all the years of the writer’s acquaintance with her, he does not recall a single instance in which he had any reason to believe she was arbitrary in maintaining her views. Her decision of character was admirable, and her exhibition of it never failed to command for her the utmost respect. She feared not man, but God. Resolute, outspoken, fearless, cautious, her posi­ tion was well known, and secured for her confidence and esteem. Those who differed with her were compelled to respect her. It is easy to conclude that she exerted a great influence over all who knew her. A third prominent feature in her character (and others might be men­ tioned) was her consistent and even piety. She was converted to Christ when young. From the time her connection was formed with the Bellevue Church, she was closely allied with all its interests, and for almost fifty years an influ­ ential and beloved member of the communion. Her zeal for God’s house never Ialtered. Her best days and strength were given to the Redeemer’s cause. To the local organization she was strongly attached, and her Christian charity was as broad as the universe. With no disparagerncnt to others, we believe it is due to her to say that the Bellevue Church is indebted more to her than to any member it has ever had. This is much to say; but there is much which deserves to be said of the subject of this sketch which this paper cannot con­ tain. There is but one surviving member of that church whose membership in it is commensurate with that of Miss Thompson. For half a century her light shone on undimmed by either prosperity or adversity. She was a mem­ ber of that church under every pastor it has had. She was always among its most hearty and liberal supporters. She was with it in its trials, and never forsook it in troublous days. As she loved the truth and the Gospel pure and simple, she stood firm in her devotion to them to the end. Her piety was not of a fitful kind—~it was a constant flame——andno influence ever induced her to deny her Lord. Her example was a convincing sermon, and her strong faith a sweeping argument for a cause which was dearer to her than her life. Who­ ever her pastor might be he had in the discharge of his duties a sympathizer and supporter in Miss Jane Thompson. She was absent from her post of duty, or her pew was vacant, only for the most valid reasons. Yet there was no ostentation in anything she did. Her habits were plain and becoming; her charity discreet and liberal. There was a childlike tenderness about her piety that invested it with charming beauty, and made her a delightful and profit­ able companion. Her conversation was always engaging, and never flippant or illtimed. Expressions often fell from her lips that were gems of thought worthy of a place among the best utterances of man. Were the records of her long life compiled in a justly written volume, it would doubtless prove to be among the most interesting and profitable biographies that have yet appeared in this country. The Presbyterian Church in Missouri has had few, if any, such women. Let God be thanked for such gifts to His church, and for the influence of such a life. ' T, C, BA}mETT_ APPENDIX

MAJOR WILLIAM LOCKHART HUNTER From the Elgin Illinois Courier. Death of a Citizen to Whom Heroic Adventure Was (2Pastime At Austin, Texas, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 26, 1886, there died a re­ spected resident of Elgin whose career was so romantic, indeed heroic, that it surpasses the inventions of the story writers in thrilling interest. A quiet, mod­ est man, Judge Hunter shrunk from notoriety, and never, save with the com­ panions of his adventures, would he discuss his life-story. Yet this man’s exis­ tence has been one gigantic struggle for liberty, and a patriotic lesson not ex­ celled by that of any martyr of the war of independence. He laughed at dan­ ger, and freely offered his all on the altar of his country. A hero of two wars, a companion to Houston and Fanningand Crockett, he survived all his associates and was long a historic character in the section where his adventures lay; a character venerated and beloved. William L. Hunter was southern born, and had always lived in the south until the breaking out of the war, yet he Was a unionist and a Republican. He boldly advocated his principles, and saw a fortune disappear. Even the rope did not make him quail. Born in Virginia in 1809, he went to New Orleans in 1830 as a manu­ facturer’s agent. The yellow fever swept the city and his partner died. Thou­ sands perished. Then he turned his eyes to that part of Mexico which was the State of Texas. He was then an officer in the celebrated New Orleans Grays. On one voyage from New Orleans to Galveston, his ship was wrecked and but two were saved, Mr. Hunter and a Swedish sailor. They were washed by the waves for three days. This man, Mr. Hunter afterwards provided for, and kept on his place until he died. In the war for Texan independence he was a trusted associate of the heroic spirits who carried to a successful outcome the revolt of the Lone Star repub­ lic against Mexican tyranny. He was one of the signers of the declaration of independence, and consequently a marked man. As no other man could claim, he was at both the Alamo and the Goliad. From the former fort no man escaped alive, save three couriers who were sent by the intrepid David Crockett, after Col. Travis had fallen, on a vain errand for aid. Major Hunter was one of these couriers. When, after all but six had fallen, Crockett accepted Santa Anna’s proffers of quarter, only to be butchered in cold blood with his five fellows, Major Hunter had arrived at the Goliad. In this defense, which ended March 6, 1838, every man of the garrison of 172 men perished; but they sold their lives dearly. 1,600 of their 4,000 besiegers were killed. This was the Thermopylae of the war for Texan independence. “Remember the Alamo,” is today the war cry of Texas. Three weeks afterward, Santa Anna attacked Col. Fannin at the Goliad. After a hard fought battle, in which nearly half his force fell, Fannin and 357 survivors surrendered. Maj. Hunter was one of these. The Texans were ranged in line on the wide beach, and despite the pledges of safety on which they surrendered were shot down. This revolting massacre occurred on the San Antonio River, in Goliad County, March 27, 1836. Col Fannin, after the fall of the Alamo, had been ordered to fall back from Goliad to Victoria. When six miles from Goliad they were surrounded by the Mexicans. Fannin gave battle against great odds, and held his line four days. They were marched back 38 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER to Coliad by the victorious Mexicans and crammed into a Cllllfch, from which, after four days, they were taken out on Palm Sunday and shot in cold blood, the Mexicans not even having the decency to b11rythem, t0 Which fact Mr. Hunter owed his life. Maj. Hunter was not shot when the murderous Grease;-s did their bloody deed. At the order to fire he fell to the g1'0u“d- When the Mexicans rifled the bodies he lay unhurt. He wore a leather Shirt or jacket, which was sewed close to his wrists. The brutal robber, in cutting this 10058, gashed deep into his flesh. Involuntarily he winced. Seeing that life W35 1101 gone he plunged his bayonet into the Texan’s neck. Then he struck him a frightful blow on the head. Many hours after, Mr. Hunter revived. His un­ daunted spirit gave him strength, despite his seemingly fatal hurts, to drag himself several miles, and after four days spent in the WOOCIS110reached the house of a Mexican woman, who although knowing her life might be a forfeit, secreted him in a barn, nursed and fed him for weary weeks, until at last he made his escape. Once the place was searched by the Mexicans, but his hidingplace, a barrel, was almost by miracle, undisturbed. This woman was supported in comfort by his generous bounty while he lived. After the ending of this war, Mr. Hunter purchased the site of the l\/Iassacre of the Goliad, carefully gathered together the bleached bones of his late com­ rades, gave them a decent burial and erected a monument over them. There he lived and flourished, and there, he having married, his son, William F. Hunter, was born. He was honored by his neighbors. For fourteen years he was County Judge and also postmaster of Goliad. Wealth rewarded him for his sufferings, and he enjoyed the comforts of a quiet life. Thus more than twenty years passed, and again the muttcrings of war were heard; the outbreak of the rebellion. On his place were scores of Negroes whom he had purchased. They were not slaves, for he had given them their freedom and paid them wages. The owner of 33,000 acres of the best land in Texas, 25,000 head of cattle and much other property, Judge Hunter had much to lose. His neighbors were rabid secessionists, but he boldly proclaimed his Republicanism. Hostilities began and he was warned to leave. Finally a public meeting was held and a resolution was passed to hang him. The chair­ man of the meeting was his near friend, to whom he, not more than a month before, had loaned $5,000. A committee waited on him with a rope. He was at the bedside of a dying friend. The latter’s eloquent pleadings and his own cool courage saved his life. Despite his early military life he went among those desperate men unarmed. What pointed their malice was the fact that most of them owed him sums of money, and they thus sought to conceal their debts. He had early taken his family north for safety, and returned to meet these perils. Finally his house was sacked, $30,000 in notes and mortgages destroyed, his cattle confiscated and his land sold. A copy of the proscription bill has been preserved by him as a memento. Judge Hunter finally came north. Of his fortune he had saved just $1,600. Half of this he paid on a note which he had endorsed for a relative, P1-ac­ tically he was penniless. About 1862 he came to Elgin, with his wife, son (since postmaster of this city), and infant daughter, now Mrs. \\'/ill Yarwood of Redwood, Dakota. Elgin has since been his home, but he has spent his win­ ters in Texas. His whole life since the war has been devoted to the good of others. He returned at its close and looked after his property and colored charges. Suits APPENDIX 39 at law recovered part of the property. Three years after the declaration of peace he found an old colored “Aunty,” who had for years been a servant in his family. She wept tears of joy at meeting him, and begged of him to tell her if she was really free. She, with the rest, had been sold into slavery when he was driven out, and had been kept at work without pay long after the war had ended. The suit for wages which Judge Hunter commenced for this Negro woman made her oppressor a poor man. He divided up part of his land among his old servants, and some of them became prosperous farmers. Such kept him a moderately poor man, although he doubtless owned much land at the time of his death. Racked with asthma for years, and enfeebled by wounds and age, his step was tottering, yet his mind was clear as ever, and he was an active man up lo the time he died. Two weeks ago he left here for Austin to act as one of the state pension board, an office he had long held. He never accepted a pen­ sion himself, but worked for his fellow veterans. One errand he hurried back to perform, despite recent severe illness, was to accompany a commission to the city of Mexico to bring back the remains of an old companion. He had fought the Mexicans with C01. Frank Johnson in 1836. In the war with Mexico, ten years later, Col. Johnson was killed at the capital and buried there. Fifty years ago the friends had promised each other to be buried side by side. Recently the Texan government arranged to bring Johnson’s body to the Na­ tional Cemetery at Austin, and it was desired that Mr. Hunter, as his nearest friend, be present. The wish of half a century ago is now fulfilled. Today all Austin followed the remains of their patriot to the grave, and the gallant .lohnson’s ashes are on their way to be laid by his side.

From the Elgin Daily News. In Austin, Texas, on Tuesday evening, October 26, 1886, Major William L. Hunter died, after a short illness, aged 77. The Major, in many respects, was one of the most remarkable men of the age. His courage was only equalled by his modesty, and thus his wonderful career was known but to his most intimate friends. Now that he has passed away, it is fitting that the outline of his life be given to his fellow-citizens, by whom he was greatly esteemed. A Virginian by birth, at an early age he went to Texas and settled, a pioneer, at Goliad, where he gave his best energies to develop the State. In 1835, when the provisional government was formed, independence declared, and Samuel Houston chosen Commander-in-Chief, Mr. Hunter was one of the foremost promoters of the cause, and fought through the war with Mexico till the United States and some European powers acknowledged the independence of the “Lone Star" republic. Perhaps the best known of the battles of the Texo-Mexican war was the battle of the Alamo, and the subsequent massacre. This Texas fort, defended by a mere handful of Americans, was surrounded by a Mexican army of 8,000 men, commanded by Santa Anna. Its defenders were nearly all slain. The battle fought near Goliad was a severe one, and was overcome by numbers: the Americans surrendered upon the promise of the Mexican President that their lives would be spared. Disregarding his pledge Santa Anna caused the prisoners. who had been taken to the old mission 40 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

church of Goliad, to be placed in line and shot. Mr. Hunter was among the number, but; lmderstanding Spanish, at the order to fire he dropped as if shot, and for the time escaped notice. Soon afterward it gfefl-‘Fer,100l

CHARLES HENRY WINSLOW Charles H. Winslow died at his home at Mount Pleasant, Cass County, Nebr., Sept. 10, 1373. He had felt for some months that he was nearing the end, and prepared to go. He was born in Hallowell, Maine, Nov. 8, 1816. He came west and settled in St. Louis in 1849,where he was married to Miss Sarah M. Hunter Nov. 13, 1851. They moved to Nebraska in 1862. He was a memhtrr of the M.E. Church for thirty-seven years; he was a devgted Christian and a APPENDIX 41 faithful worker in the church. He was also a strong advocate of temperance and an active worker in the cause. In 1851 he was elected Grand Worthy Patriarch of the Sons of Temperance for the State of Missouri, and delegate to the National Convention which met in Toronto, Canada. Mr. Winslow was a descendant of Edward Winslow, one of the Pilgrims of the Mayflower, afterward Governor of Plymouth Colony. Like him he was active, earnest, generous and persevering. Mr. Winslow left to mourn his loss a widow, two daughters, Jennie T. and Kate and a son, Henry; also a son and daughter by a former wife. The son, the late Judge C. A. Winslow, of Jefferson City, Mo., was considered one of the leaders of the Missouri bar, and by many was deemed the best lawyer of his age in the state. Judge Winslow died Nov. 18, 1883. Mr. Winslow was for many years a member of the Board of Agriculture of the State of Nebraska, and at a meeting of the Board of Managers resolu­ tions were unanimously adopted expressing in the warmest terms their high regard for him as a worthy and influential member of their body, and ex­ tending to the bereaved family their sympathy. At a meeting of the State Historical Society, Jan. 22, 1879, Mr. J. T. Allen spoke as follows: “A member who has labored with us has passed away, and there is a vacant chair. I refer to Hon. C.'H. Winslow, of Cass. The memory of pleasant intercourse with this ardent worker in all that pertains to the ad­ vancement we seek for Nebrziska’s horticulture makes it a duty to connect his memory with the Society and the State. ‘Let us remember with gratitude that the Great Disposer of events, who has removed our co-worker, has spared us to labor together for the advancement of our cause and the good of mankind. Death has opened for him, as it will for us, the gate to the higher mysteries, the clearer and grander scope wherein he grasps the full extent of things he knew here only in outline. Today he rests from the toil and labor of life, and we trust has found joy and rest and peace in the eternal gardens of God.’ There­ fore, Mr. President, I move that a suitable testimonial be prepared and spread upon our records, and that as the years move on there shall be a history of the founders of this society.” Mr. Winslow was an affectionate husband and loving father, and his loss was felt deeply in the community where he lived.

JAMES S. HOWARD

J. 3. Howard was born in Indiana April 21, 1854-,died Aug. 4, 1920. When a small boy his parents moved to Illinois. When he was about eight years old they moved to Cass County, Nebr. At twelve years of age he became a member of the M. E. Church. His father was always a M. E. Church member, naming his son J. S. after a Methodist minister. About this time his mother died. In 1879, Aug. 16, he was married to Jennie Thompson Winslow. In 1882 he and his family moved near Thayer, Nebr., living there seven years before moving to their home one and one-half miles northeast of Benedict, Nebr. To this union four children were born: Julia, Gertrude, Karl and Ina. Those who remain to mourn his loss are his devoted wife, son, Karl and daughter, Mrs. Ina Lytle, eight gI‘ilI1(lCh11(l1‘eI1,‘tl1I"e6 brothers and three sisters. He joined the Benedict Methodist Church in its 4,2 HUNTER FAMILY nsersrra beginning in 1891, became a prominent and enthusiastic nielinber. 1He was religious, devout and enthusiastic. He was vigorously for the “lug: Ur? “life right and uncompromisingly against the things Wl'l1Cl1were wr}ong.H .0 1m if a thing was wrong,'it was wrong. Nothing could make It TIE13 3*-“'3” 15 richer in gaining men like him. A very large number attended the funeral services on Aug. 7. Excellent music was furnished by an octette. The songs Selected’ Beulah Land’ Jesus Lover of My Soul, were those that were favorites of Brother“H0ward. The pastor, Rev_0, T, Moore preached a brief sermon from the tent Markntilfi I391‘­ fect man and behold the upright, for the end of that man 15 Df’~11C€.._P5311118 37:37. Rev. B. F. Hutchins, former pastor spoke of peFS0I13l 1“31aU0"3 and Rev. G. A. Hobson, who knew Brother Howard from childhood and also P91‘­ formed his marriage ceremony, spoke briefly in appreciation of his life and character.

JENNIE THOMPSON WINSLOW

Jennie Thompson Winslow was born in Kansas City, MO., D€C- 18, 1852: the daughter of Charles Henry and Sarah Martha Winslow. The next year the family moved to Nebraska, living for two years at Nebraska City on.a farm now occupied by Arbor Lodge. On April 17, 1865, the day President L1I1C01T1’S funeral train left Washington, the Winslow family moved to Cass County, Nebr., settling near Nehawka and Union, where they took their part in the religious and social life of the community. Jennie Vt7inslowand James S. Howard (son of William H. Howard, also a pioneer family) were married at her home in Mt. Pleasant precinct on Au­ gust 16, 1879. In 1882 Mr. and Mrs. Howard moved to York County, locating on a farm southwest of Thayer. Seven years later, they moved to the farm near Benedict where Mrs. Howard has lived until her death, Oct. 28, 1931. To this union were born three daughters, Julie, Gertrude and Ina and one son, Karl. In her youth Mrs. Howard united with the Methodist Church and has always been an earnest worker in all its activities, teaching Sunday School, serving on the official board and working in various women’s societies. Out­ side of home and church, she found time for work in the Women’s Club, W.C.T.U. and P.T.A. She was also a member of the D.A.R. chapter in Hastings. Mrs. Howard was recognized as a woman of unusual ability. She was a keen business woman, one of the outstanding women in York County in that line. She has always been interested in the activities of girls and young women, serving for a year as house mother of the Girls Club of York and for many years as teacher of a class of young women in Benedict Sunday School. Mrs. Howard is survived by her son, Karl and daughter, Mrs. Ina Lytle, a sister, Kate Davis and a brother Henry A. Winslow and nine grandchildren. She will be affectionately remembered by her grandchildren for her keen interest in their education, and for the high ideals she inspired in them by the example she set in her own daily living. INDEX

Christian Names of Persons whose Surname was Hunter Name and Number Page Alexander Campbell \Velch 9 III ...... 5 Andrew 3 II ...... 4 Annie 66 IV ...... 11 Annie Eleanor 99 IV ...... 16 Arbelle 71 IV ...... 12 Archibald Erriest 58 IV ...... 10 Augustus Brooks 17 III ...... 6 Augustus Brooks, Jr. 122 V ...... 19 Carrie Thompson 57 IV ...... 10 Catharine 8 II ...... 4 Catharine 27 III ...... 7 Clifton Ernest 124 V ...... 19 Cora Lee 83 IV ...... 13 Dewitt McDonald 84 IV ...... 14 Eliznbetli 67 IV ...... 12 Elizabeth Payne 142 V ...... 20 Elva Maud 123 V ...... 19 Emma 94 IV ...... 15 Franlvz Allen 96 IV ...... 15 Frank Augustus 56 IV ...... 10 Frank Otis: 206 V ...... 25 George Rogers 208 V ...... 25 Georgiana 79 IV ...... 13 Harold Wesley 214 V ...... 25 Harry Mm:Fz1rlune 205 V ...... 24 Ilenrietta 141 V ...... 20 Henry 6 II ...... 4 IImn'y TIIOIIILIS 28 III ...... 8 Hugll Fulton 22 III ...... 6 ISL1l_)£‘.lli1 18 III ...... 6 Jmmss M. 64- IV ...... 11 John 2 II ...... 3 John A. 26 III ...... 7 John Arch 97 IV ...... 16 John Cznnpbell 12 III ...... 5 John Firiley 54 IV ...... I0 J11liaI’oco(:l< 209 V ...... 25 Lucy Gorin 213 V ...... 25 Lanrz1Jane 70 IV ...... 12 Leta May 204 V ...... 24 Lizzie Powtoski 81 IV ...... 13 Louise Morris 2215 V ...... 25 Loulie 140 V ...... 20 Mzrrgarot Elizzibmli 95 IV ...... 15 Martha Ellmi 30 III ...... 8 Martha Ellen 68 IV ...... 12 ll/Iartha Iilczmor 77 IV ...... 13 44 HUNTER FAMILY mzcrsran

Page Martha Louisa 211 V ...... 25 Mary 32 IV ...... 8 Mary Alma 138 V ...... 20 Mary Catharine 14- III ...... 5 Mary Catharine 80 IV ...... 13 Mary Edith 101 IV ...... 16 Mary J. 73 IV ...... 13 Mary Steele 24 III ...... 7 M. Dora 69 IV ...... 12 Matthew 29 III ...... 8 Minnie Jane 55 IV ...... 10 Moses White 143 V ...... 20 Nancy Henderson 100 IV ...... 16 Robert 4 II ...... 4 Robert 25 III ...... 7 Robert 78 IV ...... 13 Robert B. 65 IV ...... 11 Robert Fulton 102 IV ...... 10 Robert Otie 139 V ...... 20 Ruth Thornhill 207 V ...... 25 Samuel 1 I ...... 3 Samuel 5 II ...... 4 Samuel Alexander 20 III ...... 6 Samuel Hawey 10 III ...... 5 Samuel Steele 13 III ...... 5 Samuel T. 72 IV ...... 12 Sarah 19 III ...... 6 Sarah Martha 16 III ...... 5 Sarah Virginia 212 V ...... 25 Susan A. 21 III ...... 6 Susan Eliza 15 III ...... 5 Thomas William 98 IV ...... 16 Unnamed 144 and 145 V ...... 21 William 7 II ...... 4 William 23 III ...... 7 William Allen 210 V ...... 25 William Berryman 167 V ...... 22 William F. 31 IV ...... 8 William Lockhart 11 III ...... 5 William Talbot 82 IV ...... 13

Married Women whose Surname was Hunter Allen, Martha E. (Mrs. John C.) 30 III ...... 8 Beadle, Mary C. (Mrs. Warren) 14 III ...... 5 Byrd, Susan E. (Mrs. James D.) 15 III ...... 5 Bray, Carrie T. (Mrs. Grandin) 57 IV ...... 10 Golay, M. Dora (Mrs. David) 69 IV ...... 12 Hunter, Catharine (Mrs. Matthew) 8 II ...... 4 APPENDIX 45

Page Heizer, Susan A. (Mrs. Robert) 21 III ...... 6 Hard.MaryJ. (Mrs.MiltonM.) 73 IV ...... 13 Hcerkenrath, Emma (Mrs. Hugo) 94 IV ...... , , . , ,, 15 l\IetN:r, Sarah (Mrs. William) 19 III ...... 6 lVIcCrakin, Nancy H. (Mrs. W. B.) 100 IV ...... 16 McDonald, Martha E. (Mrs. Dewitt) 77 IV ...... 13 Mcl"lu>u».rs. Ivfargzarot Ii. (Mrs. Thomas R.) 95 IV ...... _,, 15 Miller. Minnie: J. (Mrs. Calvin) 55 IV ...... IO I’t‘mbert0Ix. Cntharim*. (Mrs. John V.) 27 III ...... 7 Roigel, Annie E. (Mrs. Jacob) 99 IV ...... 16 Sliackleford, I..i7:r.i<:I’. (Mm. T. J.) 81 IV ...... 18 Snow, Mary (Mrs. C. M.) 32 IV ...... 8 Tarwater, Loulie (Mrs. Hugh) 140 V ...... 20 Tisdulc, Martha E. (Mrs. Andrew J.) 68 IV ...... 12 Ustick, Mary 5. (Mrs. William W.) 24 III ...... 7 VI/addell, Arlmlla (l\Ir:-I. Jmnes W.) 71 IV ...... 12 Walker, Annie (Mrs. Madison) 66 IV ...... 11 Walker, Laura J. (Mrs. Henry) 70 IV ...... 12 Win!~'low, Sarah M. (Mrs. Charles H.) 16 III ...... 5 Young, Isalmllzi (Mr:=. Harrison S.) 18 III ...... 6

Persons of other Names, Descendants of Samuel Hunter Allm, Anna M. 103 IV married William H. May ...... 16 Allen, Ellen II. 104 IV ...... 17 A1111, Edward 132 V ...... 20 Aull. lilizalnotli 1117 V married Alexander Graves ...... I9 Anll, George 135 V ...... 20 A1111, Jmmts 130 V ...... 19 Aull, John 128 V ...... 19 A1111,Maria I’. 133 V married Silas P. Silver ...... 20 Aull, Virginia J. 131 V ...... 20 A1111, ‘Vat:-zon I’. 134- V ...... 20 Aull, Willinrri 129 V ...... 19 Be-.ng:le, Joem-. Rosanne 2244 VII ...... 29 Beadle, Annic T. 4] IV ...... 9 Boodle, Augustus D. 36 IV ...... 9 Bundle, Cntliarine 5. IV married Oliver C. Look ...... 8 Boodle, Jennie ('3. 40 IV married Wm. M. Harlow ...... 9 Bemlle, Mary Fraxices 42 IV ...... 9 II(’.(‘(II('2,Samuel H. 35 IV ...... 9 B¢~.cdlo,Sarah E. 34 IV married John C. Scott ...... 9 Iloerlle, 'I‘l1eodorcO. 38 IV ...... 9 Bw*.<.Ile, Warren 37 IV ...... 9 Beadle, William L. 39 IV ...... 9 Bray, Mary 126 V ...... 19 Bray, Robert R. 125 V ...... 19 Byrd, Allan 46 IV ...... 9 Byrd, America I. 43 IV married Mr. Kinney ...... 9 45 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

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Byrd, James 47 IV ...... 9 Byrd, John 45 IV ...... 9 Byrd, Mary C. 44 IV ...... 9 Byrd, Sarah L. 48 IV married Mr. Kinney ...... 9 Byrd, William 49 IV ...... 9 Caruthers, Grace 171 V ...... 22 Caruthers, Susan 170 V ...... 22 Christiansen, Jennifer Ann 284 VIII ...... - Christiansen, Lon Stephen 285 VIII ...... 33 Davis, Alice 110 V ...... 17 Davis, Charles W. 108 V ...... 17 Davis, Eunice 109 V ...... 17 Davis, Kate P. 111 V ...... 17 Davis, Margaret 107 V ...... 17 Davis, Ruth J. 112 V ...... 17 Davis, Stephen W. 113 V ...... 17 Ewing, Jennifer Suzzane 243 VII ...... 29 Ewing, Kathleen Inez 242 VII ...... 29 Ewing, Tad Winslow 24-1 VII ...... 29 Ewing, Virlyn Ann 240 VII married Jerrold LaChance ...... 28 Folts, Scott Allen 293 VIII ...... 3~'— Golay, Frank I... 1.58 V ...... 21 Golay, Kate Winn 156 V ...... 21 Colay, Laura B. 155 V married George F. Boatw1'igl1t ...... 21 Golay, Mattie F. 159 V ...... 21 Golay, May 157 V ...... 21 Golay, Ned 161 V ...... 22 Colay, T. Hunter 160 V ...... 22 I-Ieizer, Belle 76 IV married Thomas Caruthers ...... 13 Heizer, John Samuel 75 IV ...... 13 Heizer, Nancy Ellen 74 IV ...... 13 Herkenrath, Carl H. 193 V ...... 24 Herkenrath, Earl S. 194 V ...... 24 Herkenrath, Ethel M. 192 V ...... 2 Herkenrath, Florence H. 197 V ...... 2:1­ Herkenrath, Grace C. 195 V ...... 24 Herkenrath, Lillie P. 196 V ...... 24 Herkenrath, Regenia 191 V ...... 2»? Holmes, Clay Bernard 290 VIII ...... 33 Holmes, Davy Craig 258 VII ...... 31 Holmes, Robert Clay 257 VII ...... 31 Holmes, Sheila Sue 259 VII ...... 31 Holmes, Timothy Howard 260 VII ...... 31 Holmes, Todd Anthony 288 VIII ...... Hord, Annie S. 169 V ...... 22 Hord, Robert M. 168 V ...... 22 Howard, Athla Colleen 233 VI married Vern Lechliter ...... 27 Howard, Dorothea L. 231 VI married Glenn Dale Thomas, .1r...... 27 Howard, Gertrude L. 115 V married Roy Schoch ...... 18 APPENDIX

Page Howard, Helen Virginia 230 VI married Carlos Beagle ...... 27 Howard, Ina Hazel 117 V married William Lytle ...... 18 Howard, Jack Sidney 234 VI married. Irma Marie Hastings ...... 27 Howard, Jane Colleen 255 VII ...... 30 Howard, Julie M. 114 V married Louis F. Townsend ...... 17 Howard, Karl Winslow 116 V married Idilla Read ...... 18 Howard, Margie Gayle 235 VI married Clay B. Holmes ...... 28 Howard, Maxine Ruth 232 VI married Ralph T. McLean ...... 27 Howard, Susan Yvonne 256 VII ...... 31 Johnson, Carla Jean 175 VIII ...... 32 Johnson, Carol J o 280 VIII ...... 33 Johnson, Cathy Sue 276 VIII ...... 33 Johnson, Cheryl Lee 277 VIII ...... 33 Johnson, Cynthia Ann 279 VIII ...... 33 Johnson, Scott Frederick 278 VIII ...... 33 Jones, Catharine V. 186 V ...... - x...... 23 Jones, David S. 190 V ...... 24 Jones, James A. 185 V ...... 23 Jones, John W. 182 V ...... 23 Jones, Joseph R. 187 V ...... 23 Jones, Justus 188 V ...... 23 Jones, Nettie E. 184 V ...... 23 Jones, Robert L. 183 V ...... 23 Jones, Roy 189 V ...... 24 Kinkead, John P. 226 VI ...... 26 Kinkead, William B. 225 VI ...... 26 LaChance, David Howard 268 VIII ...... 32 LaChance, Gregory Alan 266 VIII ...... 32 LaChance, Kara Marie 270 VIII ...... 32 LaChance, Lisa Catherine 267 VIII ...... 32 LaChance, Michelle Teresa 269 VIII ...... 32 Langston, Nanette Cheree 274 VIII ...... 32 Langston, Thomas James 273 VIII ...... 32 Lechliter, Kay Colleen 252 VII married R. D. Loshbaugh ...... 30 Lechliter, Read Winslow 254 VII ...... 30 Lechliter, Vicki Lynn 253 VII married Charles Hugh Brown ...... 30 Loshbaugh, Daniel David 287 VIII ...... 33 Loshbaugh, Shelley Kim 266 VIII ...... 33 Lytle, Donald William 238 VI ...... 28 Lytle, Donna Jean 264 VII married Gary Eugene Felts ...... 31 Lytle, James 236 VI ...... 28 Lytle, Jerry James 265 VII ...... 32 Lytle, Linda Lee 263 VII married Thomas Dean Potter ...... 31 Lytle, Max Lemoine 239 VI ...... 28 Lytle, Sara Louise 237 VI married H. A. Martin ...... 28 Martin, Constance Louise 261 VII married Jon L. Stromer ...... 31 Martin, William Alden 262 VII ...... 31 May, Burnetta 222 V married Robert L. Kinkead ...... 26 May, Martha E. 224 V ...... 26 43 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Page May, Sarah M. 223 V married to J. W. Sharp ------...... _. , , . . 26 McCrakin, Bessie W. 218 V ...... 25 McCrakin, Linda C. 216 V ...... 25 McCrakin, Marian 219 V ...... 25 McCrakin, Otho 221 V ...... 25 McCrakin, Paul T. 220 V ...... 25 McCrakin, Thomas H. 217 V ...... 25 McDonald, Dewitt L. 176 V ...... 23 McDonald, James M. 172 V ...... 22 McDonald, Laura L. 174 V ...... 23 McDonald, Lizzie Blythe 175 V ...... 23 McDonald, William H. 173 V ...... 23 McLean, Brett Ralph 283 VIII ...... 33 McLean, James Howard 250 VII ...... 30 McLean, Julie Ann 25] VII married L. A. Christiansen ...... 30 McLean, Karl James 282 VIII ...... 33 McLean, Lottie Lee 249 VII married Carl W. Johnson ...... 29 McLean, Max Douglas 281 VIII ...... 33 McPheters, Archibald A. 203 V ...... 24 McPheters, Eleanor H. 199 V ...... 24 McPheters, Margaret I. 201 V ...... 24 McPheters, Martha R. 198 V ...... 24 McPheters, Thomas R. 202 V ...... 24 McPheters, William H. 200 V ...... 24 Meteer, Ella B. 137 V married C. J. Rives ...... 20 Meteer, James M. 61 IV ...... 11 Meteer, Mary E. 60 IV married John Aull ...... 11 Meteer, Robert H. 62 IV ...... 11 Mercer, Samuel A. 63 IV ...... 11 Meteer, William Neill 136 V ...... 20 Miller, Grandin H. 121 V ...... 19 Pemberton, John H. 90 IV ...... 14 Pemherton, Mary E. 91 IV married F. J. Carpenter ...... 14 Pemberton, Sarah C. 92 IV married James L. Jones ...... 14 Pemberton, William Harvey 93 IV ...... 15 Schoch, Wendell 229 VI ...... 26 Shaekleford, Kleta 177 V ...... 23 Sharp, Earl S. 227 VI ...... 26 Sharp, Homer C. 228 VI ...... 26 Stromer, Deborah Louise 292 VIII ...... 34 Stromer, Lori Lynn 291 VIII ...... 33 Thomas, Daniel Howard 248 VII ...... 29 Thomas, Gloria Dee 247 VII married Alf Langston ...... 29 Thomas, Laddie Dale 245 VII ...... 29 Thomas, Mae Lynn 272 VIII ...... 32 Thomas, Ronald Lee 246 VII ...... 29 Thomas, Ronald Lee, Jr. 271 VIII ...... 32 Thornely, Charles 178 V ...... , ...... , ...... , . . 23 Thornely, Doris M. 180 V ...... 23 APPENDIX

Page T homely, Laura B. 179 V ...... 23 Tisdule, Eva I7'i'unces 154 V ...... 21 Tisdale, Forrest H. 148 V ...... , , _, _, , , . ___,_ 21 Tisclule, Lake D. 152 V ...... 21 Tisdale, Mark B. 153 V ...... 21 Tisdnlu, Robert I’. 149 V ...... 21 'I‘isdale, Victor H. 151 V ...... 21 'l‘i.~;dale,Virginia 150 V ...... 21 Ustick,Cl1arIcs E. 86 IV ...... , , . . _, , , ,_ 14 Ustick, Laura T. 88 IV nmrried Frederic Tliornely ...... 14 Ustick, Philip M. 181 V ...... 23 Ustick, Robert T. 85 IV ...... 14 Ustick, \Villium A. 87 IV ...... 14 Ustick, \Villiam F. 89 IV ...... 14 Wuddt.-.11, Arlmlle 166 V ...... 22 Waddell, Juxnes W. 165 V ...... 22 Walker, All.)crtJ. 162 V ...... 22 Walker, (_§coI‘ge W. 163 V ...... 22 Walker, Juxiws 146 V ...... 21 Wullcer, Mndora 1.). 164: V ...... 22 Walker, Roy 14? V ...... 21 Winslow, Capitolu 120 V ...... 18 Winslow, Dan A. 118 V ...... 18 Winslow, lidwnrd E. 51 IV ...... 10 Winslow, Henry A. 53 IV ...... 10 Winslow, Jeimic T. 52 IV married James Howard ...... 10 Winslow, Kate 50 IV married Stephen A. Davis ...... 9 Winslow, Kathleen 119 V married Vaughn Dichl ...... 18 Yarwood, Nlurgarite 105 V ...... 17 Ynrwood, Raymond 106 V ...... 17 Young, 'l'li<-odore 5‘) IV ...... 10

P(‘.1'SOI1Sconxwctt.-clwith the Hunter Family by Marriage Abbott, (‘§ru<.'t+1*‘.married Arcliilmld E. Hunter 58 ...... 10 Allen, John C. married Martha E. Hunter 30 ...... 8 Allen, Martha J. nlurriecl Henry T. Hunter 28 ...... 8 Allen, Virginia A. married John Arch Hunter 97 ...... 16 Alexandr-.r, Siisuri married Samuel Hunter 1 ...... - . . . . - . - . - . ------3 Anderson, Betsy married Henry Hunter 6 ...... - . - . - - . ------4 Aull, John nizuried Mary E. Meteer 60 ...... 11 Btéaglct, Carlos 1'1. znzirried to Helen V. Howard 230 ...... 27 Beadle, Warren married Mary C. Hunter 14 ...... 5 Bug,ole, Susan married William L. Beedle 39 ...... 9 }3..,,.ymm,7 Mu,-y A, married Samuel T. Hunter 72 ...... 12 Boatwrigzizt, George F. married Laura B. Golay 155 ...... 21 Bowler, Ellen xnarriecl Samuel H. Beedle 35 ...... 9 Bray, Grandin married Carrie T. Hunter 57 ...... - ...... - - . - . . ------10 Brown, Clmrles Hugh married Vicki Lynn Lechliter 253 ...... 30 50 HUNTER FAMILY REGISTER

Page Byrd, James D. married Susan E. Hunter 15 ...... _ , __, ...... 5 Campbell, Polly married John Hunter 2 ...... ______, , , __, _ 3 Carpenter, Francis J. 2nd husband of Mary E. Pembefton 91 - - ...... 14 Caruthers, Thomas married Belle Heizer 76 . . - - . . - - ...... , _ _ , _ ...... 13 Christian, Estelle married Robert F. Hunter 102 ...... _ , ______, 16 Christiansen, Larry A. married Julie Ann McLean 251 . . . - ...... 30 Cook, Fidelia Znd wife of William Lockhart Hunter 11 ...... , ______, , __, 5 Cook, Lucy married Warren Beedle 37 ...... _ _ _ _ _, ...... 9 Dallas, Sally married Samuel Hunter 5 . - . - - - - ' ------—...... 4 Darling, Hattie K. married William F. Ustick 89 ...... , , , , _. . . _. _ 14 Davis, Stephen A. married Kate Winslow 50 ...... _ , _ _, _ _, , _, , 9 Diehl, Vaughn married Kathleen WlHSlO\V 119 ...... _ _ , _ _ _ _ _, , _ _ _ 13 Dysart, Eliza married Samuel A. I‘lunter 20 - - - - - ~------...... 6 Ewing, Lynn L. married Helen V. Howard 230 ...... _ . _ , _ __ _ , , , , , _ 27 Folts, Gary Eugene married Donna Jean Lytle 264 ...... _ _ , _ __ , __, __ _ 31 Fulton, Eleanor 2nd wife of Robert Hunter 4 ...... 4 Colay, David married Dora Hunter 69 ...... _ . _ _ , _ , . , . _, , 12 Goodman, Annie Q. married William Aull 129 ...... , __, , . , . . , _ 19 Graves, Alexander married Elizabeth Aull 127 ...... , _ _. , . . . , . . 19 Hall, Sandra Louise married Robert Clay Holmes 257 ...... _ , , _. , _, , __, 31 Harlow, William M. married Jennie C. Beadle 40 ...... , _ _, , _ , _, _. _ 9 Harrell, Mary C. married William T. Hunter 82 ...... _ _ _...... , . 13 Harrington, Sarah married Samuel S. Hunter 13 ...... __. , , . , _, . 5 Hastings, Irma Marie married Jack 5. Howard 234 ...... , _. . . . . 27 Heizer, Robert married Susan A. Hunter 21 ...... , ...... 6 Herkenrath, Hugo married Emma Hunter 94 ...... 15 Hilligass, Patricia Leigh married Daniel H. Thomas 248 . . . . - - ...... 29 Holmes, Clay Bernard married Margie Gayle Howard 235 . . . - - ...... 28 Hord, Milton M. married Mary J. Hunter 73 ...... 13 Howard, James S. Inarried Jennie T. Winslow 52 ...... 10 Hunter, Matthew married Catharine Hunter 8 ...... 4 Johnson, Carl W. married Lottie Lee McLean 249 ...... 29 Jones, James L. married Sarah C. Pemberton 92 ...... I4 Keeling, Carol Lynn married Ronald Lee Thomas 246 ...... 29 Kinkead, Robert L. married Burnetta May 222 ...... 26 Kinney, ...... married America J. Byrd 43 ...... 9 Kinney, ...... married Sarah L. Byrd 48 ...... 9 LaChance, Jerrold married Virlyn Ann Ewing 240 ...... 28 Langston, Alf married Gloria Dee Thomas 247 ...... 29 Lechliter, Vern M. married Athla C. Howard 233 ...... 27 Lemon, Addie married August D. Beetle 36 ...... 9 Look, Oliver C. married Catharine J. Beedle 33 ...... 8 Loshbaugh, Robert David married Kay Colleen Lecliliter 252 . - - ...... 30 Lytle, William H. married Ina Hazel Howard 117 ...... - ...... 18 Maddox. Jennie married Thomas W. Hunter 98 ...... 16 Martin, Harry Alden married Sara Louise Lytle 237 ...... - . . . . . - ...... 28 May,WilliamH.marriedAnnaM.Allen103 . . . - . . 16 McChestney, ...... married Robert Hunter 4 . . . . . - ...... 4 McCrakin, Ella married Frank A. Hunter 96 ...... - - ...... 15 APPENDIX 51

Page MeCrakin, W. 13. married Nancy H. Hunter 100 ...... 16 McDo11ald, Dewitt L. married Martha E. Hunter 77 ...... 13 l\1cLean, Ralph T. married Maxine Ruth Howard 232 ...... 27 McPheters, Thomas R. married Margaret E. Hunter 95 ...... 15 Meteer, William married Sarah Hunter 19 ...... 6 Miller, Alice Mae married James Howard McLean 250 ...... 30 Miller, Calvin married Minnie J. Hunter 55 ...... 10 Ortley, Lydia A. married Frank A. Hunter 56 ...... 10 Pemberton, Jolm V. married Catharine Hunter 27 ...... 7 Potter, Thomas Dean married Linda Lee Lytle 263 ...... 31 Read, Idilla married Karl Winslow Howard 116 ...... 18 Reigel, Jacob C. married Annie E. Hunter 99 ...... 16 Rives, C. J. married Ella B. Meteer 137 ...... 20 Rutledge, Ann R. married Augustus B. Hunter 17 ...... 6 Schoch, Roy married Gertrude L. Howard 115 ...... 18 Scott, .lohn G. married Sarah E. Beedle 34 ...... 9 Sherman, Fay Lucille married Donald W. Lytle 238 ...... 28 Silver, Silas P. married Maria P. Aull 133 ...... 20 Shackleford, Thomas J. married Lizzie P. Hunter 81 ...... 13 Sharp, John W. married Sarah May 223 ...... 26 Smith, Shepard P. married Mary E. Pemberton 91 ...... 14 Smylie, Mary A. 2nd wife of John A. Hunter 26 ...... 7 Snow, G. M. 2nd husband of Mary Hunter 32 ...... 8 Strancke, Maria married Edward Aull 132 ...... 20 Stromer, Jon Loren married Constance Louise Martin 261 ...... 31 Talbot, Sarah M. married William Hunter 23 ...... 7 Tarwater, Hugh married Loulie Hunter 140 ...... 20 Thomas, Glenn Dale, Jr. married Dorothea L. Howard 231 ...... 27 Thompson, Catharine B. 2nd wife of John Hunter 2 ...... 3 T hompson. Jane A. step—daugl1ter of Jolm Hunter 2 ...... 3 Thompson, Jennie married Andrew Hunter 3 ...... 4 Thornely, Frederic married Laura T. Ustick 88 ...... 14 T isdale, Andrew J. marr.ied Martha E. Hunter 68 ...... 12 Townsend, Louis 17.married Julia May Howard 114 ...... 17 Ustick. William W. married Mary S. Hunter 24 ...... 7 \Vaddell, James VV.married Arbelle Hunter 71 ...... l2 Wallace, Col. 2nd husband of Isabella Hunter 18 ...... 6 ‘Walker, Henry married Laura J. Hunter 70 ...... 12 Walker, Madison married Annie Hunter 66 ...... 11 W/hite, Henrietta married James M. Hunter 64 ...... 11 \‘Vilkinson, Elizabeth E. married Robert H. Meteer 62 ...... 11 Vvilkinson, Nancy married John A. Hunter 26 ...... 7 Winslow, Charles H. married Sarah Martha Hunter 16 ...... 5 \lV0rline, Myrtle married Henry A. Winslow 53 ...... 10 Yarwood, ...... married Mary Hunter 32 ...... 8 Young, Harrison S. married Isabella Hunter 18 ...... 6 '-"»“.P""‘.fi".':'.-v;-'-"1. _I*"."""'T> 5“-—_o-1 '.‘r‘I."'.'.".'j"_I rni;-.~.= :..2\,—.¢ 3.‘;-;.i.1-.:.1. £’\'.'3.k2'..3v 21..-=‘-. 7'L.€': r!- 5‘gdiau r 1; "

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7*’A ‘ 1? ‘.‘fisgzaosz ‘ r‘ was $1353.E'- ‘ CGE_li€u.. A an n ¢89§ in fiubugue, Eowa by W. H. Uefiicm, ago was marrfiefl to kary Steele suflterg 2 ~ou2in 2: ¢~'a3C‘.~.»—.. Kcrtha , E-Agar, . wxge .'..:% of . unaries"3'- " ""nanr; . ..

in 193%the regisaer.5. was reviseé aad brought my ta £336 Ey fithlaikmmmfi (2§§}° &1l . infermatian contaimsd in this upiata was 1im’fie§ fio th fiessendanfie sf Jennie T. and James S; Howaré. £11 information in 1954 anfi also in 1938 was given ts me by the heads of familiea, either bv letter er by parscnal inieru view. Lt segue apnrogrxaaa in this year of 1980 for “he Hunts: ?"mi1y gegistar to again be revise , bri g us to the beginning of the

it ia hoped that by the year 2900 ona ameng you will discover ihe pleasure of 2 doing this kind cf praject, and snce again bring

_-.3 our re.ieterC.» up to flats” ‘

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T ‘.1 --.{“_=_,*« U ‘LPLIEE 1 3 .‘.:‘;'’':J‘-»-' 7. 3.19:1' 3980 EigJth Generation « '1 fihildren ef Vir.1. vn inn Ewing anfi Jerrold LaChance 294. ¥IIIo Krista Joan LaGnance, 6th ch;1 cf- fzrlyn . Ann aw:W. . g (240) L was bcrn gfififie ‘ 22: ~ ':1 - ~, ~£9, _ - 4.2, .. .~. ..~.L ­ .9 .3 P at Lompec, ua11;ora1a, but yfififiéuu hsge 0; 9“54

L2Ghance familv.I.

rafirzcla~ - - 1.:1 ua¢traufi *rn?;€b .: um was -_ 1 norm - n?”CflV, ‘ aw,-’> 19,;c:;" an ‘.1. Pu;2-1.1.fiorncn, iv Wucerg¢a= 1,. .2 David- “award - Pafihanaa and ~ Eahrlcla ...- - W; " hT;€b€umW4. .‘\<-1-,1 ware marrxeu- _1 Dec:5, -.-.1’?19;; az 'beas¢de, '1 _:, ua;;:orn;arx ':.:.§ . : which is t;eir preceni homas Earyl _ Seorga Sxlbcfflfifg ..,-, ,. x _ ..wafi ~warn -.,-rmarcn . 1go, 2'5 1948 I 7.. . ’-D Eit .;.1'3_*;-’K.§3.-’~IvE,‘3.‘1'15GZ:ill.:.o Jenn;£er.'.. SuzganneZ»;ng =;....'. and , "‘._uaryl .. S;;eeruerg 3"" ‘L were ,..-., ,-..- r’ 1. ..'z.-. ‘ -‘_._.-.0 ma:r;ed &ur;l aw, L963 at CnLna bake, ‘al;I 0

Their yresanfi heme is near Lake Growler,U Calif.

Ghilfiren cf Jennifer S. Ewing and Daryl Siloerherg‘I 295.'¥IEI. Esryl Gccr¢e Silberberg, eldeat Cflxiu- “IQ; of uennlfer - . 3. Ewlng _ o gfiwfi)I _’.— __fies ‘_ Lsrn ‘ Sent. 21 ‘Ice/.“-...~' 6

4979'\ v fl;E. >-.-, Jasmn _ -;saac Salberberfi. . prd—~ chllfi . 3;5,» aennifer _ v b. Ewing . (245) ,' \ wae barn Bees V’ 29, ,. 1974 I an«L Rxlgccrest, .!-.A,. 1 3113, '...

Goréon Alan Chaztler was iota Sept; EH 1948 afi Ingiewooa, California.

u9~tz2.7. fiosa;ne Laagle eni alan Chanfiler were married .21"’ J 1” > 1969 at Las‘Vegag3 Egvgda 53¢ new reside at R e rP ~ Children9 o of Joetfie Re Beagle and ale“ 2?8. V-E-e JeLnifar Ghriaéiné Ghantler, 5;Q8Bu'3 V, 4.. Gmliu 1- "'% 3 3; .50 Jceute .5. R. ‘IfieagleQ‘.24 4* 44) was born . . can.'" '1L1, '-r‘-v.1y1* aw .w. baAa;s¢;e;u, - .<=:. -.1 Cali .5:;.

C7;-”i".!"\;’) 0 V ....a.Io .§.CJ-_-E ." .‘ 8. ,.-_ .. tv of ¢cs‘:~- . . R. reagle.. {¢%”)was -’,—~). . born.J 1976 anr!- -¢Qgs3f€Su, > z “ .,. .1. Caiilw = -= .- 2‘. $$w$$

VIEI. april 3a Wm Thomas, 915 sfi hi. < E«8;L \ was barn £gr;l .: at Ea¢r EOE, ark. §Q1.‘VIIIo Glen Dala Th-mas III cf Janial E, Thomas (248) a at harrison, Erk.

mamas family now resiaea1 flrgansas.‘ 1 $*$$# Mclfiarat Fa:i1y'MarriageS Gregg Alan Wannatram was born July 1 at San fintcnio, Texas.

Carla Jean Johnson en F‘vregg R. Wannstrcm were married Dec. 29: 19?: cu"'3' ouro-enu-b,C’ 4' m " ‘var Kebr. and new reside at Anti0 ch, T 1’.

""5nonald Carson, Jr. was born zzprn 20, 19147at Niagara Falls, 3. Y.

Catherine Sue Johnson ana-9 ficnala 1uarscn, _.-~_ ¢r. ­ were married 1976 at ihe home of Kr. N. .‘l'.~..'..40 ‘ . ea c James' ?x.fiCL€du, ‘3 .. .».. near neaedict:T“ . — ’-.5’uetre . They now live at Columbus, Kebr.

Scott ?i11iam was born Rev. 2, 1954 at'auromsburgg F‘ —L .. 'P.':near. Cheryl Lee Jo”nson and Scott V. Lgnaugrg' J - 71... were married Sept. 345I 1977 au4» Smre_ebu:g, '~ . Lebr. 7 and ;arm-'3 near .. -1­ uhere. Lisa Janelle Eiarner was born Get‘. 12., 1963 at ‘fork, 1‘~.Te-br.

'r ....:.r. ’ , ,, ‘I’: ‘Irv-‘Ya .3. 3; " u5""-1.‘:;l}L~'."..’l.A?'I‘E3C¥1‘lwas hem Bee. .-J-a, .L._‘,"'_,)“l'9... ;, 5:12:19 jrabraska. Bouglas am? ilazwmuwars E.-iay 1.9?Q at Eallz, Ziebzwand 1131-:reside :22“:a 955%.of Bie:1e:3‘»:'-3,kiebr.

Vere H. £5‘-L:1<3ersr::1°1was‘earn. fzprii 1?, 1905 Eiaym-r? E‘-§<—2‘3re.ska. Evie-.§;i:1-3 Eiowarai l"«§c:E.e

maniac} $.u.g. 1,. 1 in Gh<3;:»sr.22e, .WC? 0 Vere H. 3.-findezrsendieé July 11%, 19

Gerald Thomson Baker was: be:-rn March 15, 191:” at Eieligh, ‘Ne’:-r. §-i9.1£§;;1

Children of Lo’-;tie.Lee: 14016321and Gar}. ‘ei. Jcslmsem

O2. VIEI. -Golieen .?.;ou.iseJohrzacn, '§’+..'nchild “la' Lee z-Eci.-em:{2‘+;;g;7 " I .-~.“\ was " :2-3rnE~12r::}1 r 10, E96,» :2 eola, I-Eebr. Gnildren of J:-35 El.E-icfieanandLhica Eéiiletc

‘ve on a farmnorth 0: gar;-:xlict.. -u

":f| eff v--of ' ¢ - a 31.211. 3 1;“ Lee .;cL-ean C’":2:1at-12133321, f’rci r:‘“.-.Llk. -O ” .5, , . ,_ -- .­ 0; .:u1.«_a .';CLe£~.l1 {@551} was born. u‘u.1;y' "LS, '.i';~»::§'—’J. an-L .;,.mce1n,- -- . T_~$eb=. . .

-av.,~....-.«...,,.fl.....-. jO5.‘V;L;..« ‘'r-''**.‘ d¢1L ".2 " hax¢ne wt 4Uh1lSu¢3hB6fl, -4' ..’ -I»: .. 41h 3* Ch-Ld ..z- * of JuL¢a.~: hhE.LupUmn ~»- av ..,. (2)1) .7 {aaopte&, 3 ' .‘\v was , 1.uo”n . rtneL. , ­L0 1y{O-- at L;uco1n, V.~... 1*mebr. m r“: Lhe earls;m ' -1-' ansen .. . iamllg fl - Eta ._.. livassn a farm nzrth of Eradehaw, Kebr. mmwwm ."“‘ 1 £1 ’-.' - ’J.,.. ‘ “'._ .' "‘ 1.‘. . 1 uh4.: .1. i““€“ MA. 72.1 x...‘.fi ..xs,‘a; ‘=3 uflu 1ec“11-av '- 1.1»... u‘. r....:k- “fi ad.‘HrwwdL~°- .4. \.‘-.-....ELu'.- “tgc » - ‘ryOb.‘%III ’ * J¢L1 .-* Gclleen . fib3L‘m27- -- .s pru . ‘ ah .. i *id 9gr g25;)/fiw was —earn game ' go,.. , 19: .» pt. ,

Kay Lecnliier and David Lcshbaugh were aivorced in Fabruary 1956. Eiilliam Fa;inor was horn June 24, 1924 eh Sbenan~ daahs Zcwa. Kay Le3L-i3er 32$ William Falfincr were znarriedifiay 3, 1967 at Greeley, 001 ;4d gived in "3 .. _ ,— .'- . wnejenneg vwo.-) Ghiléren gf Kay0. Lechliter and William galtnor

guy.‘Tl"V-0 1-’ JILI. -— Jul -,- _. 6 Jane Faluncr, 3_awn J*_'- cnzld '| 0 0: *1 Layr C. mechllzsrDc 0 p{Z52} I -. was Po 5 here: ’ 2?, 19c5, « f ' :1 (‘an 5,-vrpr song‘ ."‘.:j'9" —--I1 "\a'Al\:"_. G, :.;.:.; '.-J v 1: T''v}-'v .3 r—-.‘;~-«L .1 . ‘.-,.,. "'~~.“l-'6--wnww -yr-.r~¢ -:~7"rr-urn ‘ed ‘:7’ (LL-.“: ..'..'=.>L».*.)...¢ 5:5V. ... "7"I":5.3..­ -.1 ,.Fl 1_r,]_ L‘ _-, u1,J,g._'. L‘-i~.;_>. U .---‘V‘~21 {I - 4-2: vyac.W‘: -..,_1972 ­

Ray Edward garage was born gug. 295 1933 ifi K8fi385­ Kay Lechliter anfi Ray Savage were married Dec. $1, 3.9714 and c3i'orc<~2d in Ju1,3r1979. uhildren of Vicki L. Lechliter and Charles H. Brew:

§GS.'V”IZa Ghana” Howard Browng S1638 sf'?icki L. Lechliter (255) was bcrn.Jun6 at Cheyenne, Wboming. §C9.'VIII. Laura Lynnette Brown, 2nd 0 'Vicki L ischliter (2,5) was barn Dec. 5: 1 Cheyenne? Wye, Tha Charles Erowns now live au Thermopolis, Ego. Faula Laflombe was born Oct. 28. 1957 at 391 N9?te= Cr"!nv««r8¢0. r‘ aha‘J . 13 - the mother 0* :5 varr5°“ '7 «.-‘--" "'“a“c“’ '1 ¢“~ 1301*}! :f.."E‘ij.“'J’O253‘,Chgyeglne, u-yea ‘ Read ‘v3:°:.1'-:r2=.'Ls.’;-"vsLeshliterPaula Lacombe 1-zere married ‘i)s«:;=. 27‘, 1"?;‘;} at Gjnayem-;,e., '¥§;~,=‘0.ans: tags: are 12-‘=’i‘:2.g;'z=. ‘i‘5e1T.iu-::“':-an, a...r:.-.a:3L‘-Is ' . 1 ;.0w..-sag.-d:3, be ar.=~:§Tern '7 l‘:a'.Lean} '' ‘ '»’v.-:3;sage -. r K .-I’: c’.-.45»!eraseu e .» E’ “"1.2 . d—J.__“;7.;;:6,*., "‘, 1 ‘T »'~. W Gran Taz:1:az*s1

Ghilérezzi cf’ ‘fa. }}Zo:»rard 52;.-15:Thomas 3%.. Iiu‘l"..'3:»r5-v:~::'~2

an 93.0. '-TEZE. ’§‘a:*a;[,.:v::eEM‘Lara, eldest child (:1? Susan 3.’.or ::~Ic>1.».='e:z-*Qe_£‘~.3-.>}.-Tagbarn ‘I _I‘ ,9-~,.""" IF . Qec. 27, "‘ "‘_19:55 ‘ a. I Iéfhraat-rciége, fialae

F311. ‘EZIL ificllea-‘:2 Z%L1"a"c.<.,-2%,End ch id 0:'3 "'*-.. ‘E :1a*ese::h(2'ju) ’,. '9 ‘. If was rd be: s.-., .£*«.I3.£'3.jL1, s "

53_2.‘if'III. Dee Eoweré Bufifiara, 5rd 3111153.mi“ Susan Y. E*Zo'=.»:ard(256) barn slug. 2, 3; ' Grant? J1?-.}.’1G‘?;iC=I1,Sale. ¢¢$¢¢ Célailéren 5'5‘‘:‘«.<:‘r.»»az*i: arzeiSanfira 3... Hall

53.5. EFEIIG Shea Ellen Hc:«3.::=.rs5.a,Evrc’.child of RubenI Ca 1-E91223.-33457} /r‘ was -L‘ Efiay18, t 1';*'§'Oaw r~ _-_ Denver, G310.

v-. '1‘ ofid am?r;-filmsJ. Pa C. Hclmas ciieazé E 7, ?obe:t C. Holmes and Sandra L. Eall were i cad in 1975.

Diane Marie Eatthews was born iususfi T 194: ei Longmsnt, Colo. Robert C. Eelmes and Diane Eaithews were married Feb. 2, 1974 and live in Denver, Colo. Lorraine Scott was born March 28, l9Q5 at Logan, Utah. David Craig Holmes and Lorraine Scott were married June 6, 1964 at Palisade. C010. and now live at Denver, Colo. .

~~uiid1en' . W " -1 CL ""‘ DcVlG r~' . w :C. '-holmes v 4 and LQ£;&LhGscett ~q-A -' - ""

514. VIIE. Jason Levi Eoimee,‘I eldest son of David C. Holmea (258) was born Feb. 25, 1959 at Denver, 0010. 315. VIII. Josh David_Eolmee, End chili of David C. Folmes (253) was born June 17, 1972 at Denv;r, Cole. §l5.'VIII. AmieLorraine Holmes, 5rd child of David 0. Holmes (258) was born July 5, 197;

on Burnett was born June 14,.. 19%? fl, Us'1‘. on m and David C. Eurnett were 5 1969 at Denver, Cole. and new J t 0

517. VIII. MatthewCharlten Burnett, eiiest child of Sheila Sue Holmes (259) He: born 02:. 1: 1975 at Denver, Colo. ¢$#&# Children of Constance L. E-Eartin and Jon -.-romer 51-S.VIII. Christ-iene Stromer,5rd ~a child of‘ Gone’;-anceL. 1‘»iar“tin was her.*1 1. 4 1965 at San Jose, Calif’. The En‘;-romerfamily $;C’.‘K. lives at Los :‘.n;.=._:eles,~Calif.

In-Eartha Jone I-';cOu.ist-ion was born .;’-noril 9, 19-'—a7 at Lincoln, If-ebr. William "lden lviartin and lviextna J. 3-lc:Cuis'b'.3.c-1'1 were n::::r1"1ed-June- -* l~a'~,l96C3 .' -. at Lin .: cln, " ueur.~.~.v 1. and now live. at Rapid City, 5. Bali.

Child'1 ca n of E '-lo lliem :1. Iviartin an-:1iiartlda McGuisticn 319. VIII. llatlian Michael l=£a:"'c.in,eldest child of“‘.‘I:'Llliem:51.lviartin (262) was born Jan. 5, 1975 at Rapid Ci*1:»y, 3. Bali. "20. VIII. Jennifer lv1ariel'~£ar‘tin2nd child I 9 of William--. u I. I-£e.r‘tin-. u r_26¢) f\ was T;-o1'nl«-;e.y25, ;r 19/69 --A at Rapid City, S. Dalwic Children of‘ Linda Lee I.-yble and ‘ThomasD. Points: 521. VIII. DeborahMichelle Potter, eldest child of Linda Lee Lytle (2635) was born <3"-lJ.:’}‘,21+, 1967 at Lima, Peru, 3. $1.. 522. VIII. Christopher ThomasPotter, 2nd child of Linda Lee 1'.-ytle wasborn Jan. 25, 1969 at Lima, Peru, 8. A9 The Potter family lives in Lincoln, Hebr. Linda Lee Lytle died October 25, 1976 at Lincoln, Kebr. Children of Donna Jean Lytle and Gary E. Folis

\N 25.‘VIII teven Eugene Felts, 2nd child of Donne Jean L;-.rt (264) was born Dec. 8, 196: at ‘..«'02*E{,Nebr. T Gary felts family liveson 2 -233 southx-rest of Bone

v CI. xers Jean Berke was born Sept. 16, 194? at Stromeburg, I-Iebr. Jerry James Lyfile and Vera Jean Burke were married Oct. 21, 3.966 at her parenffls home near Stroms'::«urg.{ and now live on 9. farm one mile east 2"‘Benedict. E-.'ebr.

Ohildren of‘ Jerry J. Lyile and Jean T:-L1r1~:e 521+.VIIZ. Kevin mad Lytle, eldest child of Jerry J. Lytle (265) was born May25, 1967 at I-Iillington, Tenm

525. VIII. Craig ';.’:';11iamL-y't1e,2nd Child of Jerry J. I.-3/‘tle(265) was born 20, 1959 at :o:t,.=r*m_ou‘c.n,1- . ‘ ~ Va. ICE-I

tr Chili} of Cheryl L. Johnson (‘D no‘ C‘) cott .:. Li:1d‘2:-urg 5236. IC. Tyler Scott Lindburg, eldest child. of Chergfl L. Johnson (277) was born June 26, .379 at 3.: 3:,..,. ne'er.

.. .,.2 ~.r ~ " Child of‘ U1 cot‘; F. Jo‘-mason e.;..‘ 3.-3.33mrner

v- . - r-. - V‘ ,_ "I ‘ ~ 4 7 .1 , :52?‘ _,_..._,Lean _«e_;1;_:~3 at 1'or::, 13322:‘.

Child of lviex Douglas ;«1c:§.~ea:;5:201Jeeizette Lars»:-:1

-w . r,-1 J ,_ "‘_'_'7_-. 1‘) N4‘ . :28, __(, _;;;~;Jrs_Lyn}: 1~.cu:a1‘J, e...C.ea._c‘:1;._.: 1-‘ax 2;.- 1-»§c§..ean . .1 .2 ‘"193 . . *—'C'—'"‘-'-*3’9:~-1*: w ....—e~ _-~, :-­ "H at 1IOTA, - *31.821.‘. 1. r~‘=' Persons of other names, Bescendexrbs _of“Samuel Hunter ‘

Brown,ChaneyHoward VIII. 9 0 G Bro‘.-sn,Laura Lynnette 509. VIII.. . . Butte1*a,_Tara Dee 510. VIII. . Butters, Iiriety Colleen 511. VIII“ . Butters, Dee HowardE12. VIII. . . . Chaiatler, Alicia Marie ‘.299.VIII. . . Chantler, Jennifer Christine 2298.VII Christianeen, Jill Maxine 505. VIII. Christiansen, Lee I-Ecbeen,7C-3+.VIII. . Faltrzo-1‘,Julie Jane $07. VIII. . . . Felts, Steven Eurrene52')’. VIII. . . . Holmes, AmieLorraine 516. VIII... . . Holmee, Jason Levi 514. VIII. . . . . Holmes, Josh David 51‘. VIII. . . . . Holmes, Shea Ien 515. VIII. . . . . Johnson, Colleen Louise 502. VIII. . O Johnson, Leah §3li:.a"oeth 527. IX. . . LaChance,Kriet.a Joan 29-'16.VIII. . . . Lindlcurg, Tyler Sce"7:.‘h526. IX. . . . Loehbaugh, JiI"=.. Colle '3 121$06. VIII.. . Lytle, 0|’i?..:’».iaI"uii . V-.-:11:0 o 0 Lyme, Kevin "2ocid 521%­ . VIII. . . . . Iviartin, Iiathan Michael 519‘. VIII. . . Iv'1er't:':n, JGnnif'e1' 1928.!"ie520. VIII. . . McLean, Clark 34.03,?5055. VIII. . . . . McLean, Tanya. L;,«*11n3528. I . 9 O I 0 C‘! Q Potter, Christopher Thoma:522. VIII. Po‘:-‘t-er,Deborah Michelle 521. VIII. . Sfilfoerberg,Alisa294.VIII. Da.‘-."3’3. 29-‘E2,VIII. . Silberberg, Jason, Isaac 2£—‘«'7._VIII... E3‘;-roiier, C’nri.stiene Leig-. E-18. VIII. "fhonzzs, 3’-'.pril Dawn E300. '77II . . .

Thomas, Glen Dale III, 501. V‘ toDJ-4I-~'%~-'I-—-'-ml«JO3\;4''\l-3O003.;:~00r--C.o\)1\J1o\O\Ov-J.!>-\MJar(‘Jr\>\_.n\J1\n.L~.12­ //» Persons connected "fibh the Hunter ramilv‘fl by 1«{arriage U

Landersuszu,Vere married Z-.'axineR. Howard (252) Baker, Gerald T. married I-Ea;-:ineE. Howard (252) Burnett, David Clwarlton married Sheila Holmes (259) Eurlce, Vera Jean zzmrriod Jerry J. .T_-ytle(265) Emmters, Tho’-.*:1as"-.*.’a1lce1*married Susan Y. Eioward (256) Carson, Ronald, Jr. married Ca*..her'neJohnson (276) Chantler, Alan married Joette R. Beagle (2/~11:-} Faltnor, William married Kay0. Leohliter (252) zzriebaum, Patricia w. married David LaOha11oe(268) L-acombe,Paulomarried ReaéW.Lechliter Larson, Jeanette married I~-Em:McLean(281) Lfmdburg, Scott married Cher-ylLee Johnson (277) Matthews, Diane Marie ma1“z‘i°Robert 0. Holmes I«ioC‘».1io’cion, I‘~=lar't«haJ. mar; ''3 d "fi1'l:1.am 3 2’-1.Eviartin .‘ 2 Savage, Ray E. married Kay 0. Laohliter (252) Sco‘bt, Lozraine marriad Day Craig./ Holmes (2552 Silberberg, I-arvl married Jeznife1 Ewing 2+5) g Tarn}:-srsley, Oren A. mt-..rried fltiqla Z-;owa::d(255 Xfarnor, Lisa J. married Scofirl.F. Johnson (2765 Izkinnstrom, Gregg raarried Carla J. Johnson (27

The Fc“l«ZIT.-1’F.Z;"=C~lSTr_\includingthis addition x-I523 }:‘.-.acod in “the 1ibr:':§,r of ‘the I{.~2‘.:~raL~:1caSift-G ‘}Z*:3‘t~o:icr;-.1Society art 1.500 I‘. S'tree‘a, Lirlcoln, I.'€~b'“a9l‘o on;-.'u;1s 9, 1930 12;:éathla T8.ZLiGI'5l8:fe l

Charles Henry Winslow Sarah Martha Winslow Edwardfiinslow (their infant son) Greenwood Cemetery, York Hebraeka

James 5. Howard Jennie T. Howard Robert W. Read Eliza Jane Read Karl W. Howard Idilla Howard L; . L*t 1 James Lytl e ljfi16 Linda Lytl e Potter Ralph T.}i c Vere H. Anderson

Crown$111 Cemetery, Denver, Colorado

Loco anihony Holmes