Landmarks of Oswego County:
In the spring of 1805 (possible in the previous year) the family of Daniel Hununin arrived in Oswego and fom that time forward were prominent members of the community. Mr. Hugunin was descended from French Ancestory, but he was reared among the Dutch settlers in the Mohawk Valley with him came his grown sons, Peter D, Daniel Jr, Abram D; and his younger sons Robert, Hiram and Leonard and 4 daughters.
Daniel owned the last slave in Oswego County.
He married Mary Garrabrant January 6, 1781 in New York, New York∼When the cemetery was closed his body and other relatives were relocated to Riverside Cemetery.
Landmarks of Oswego County:
In the spring of 1805 (possible in the previous year) the family of Daniel Hununin arrived in Oswego and fom that time forward were prominent members of the community. Mr. Hugunin was descended from French Ancestory, but he was reared among the Dutch settlers in the Mohawk Valley with him came his grown sons, Peter D, Daniel Jr, Abram D; and his younger sons Robert, Hiram and Leonard and 4 daughters.
Daniel owned the last slave in Oswego County.
He married Mary Garrabrant January 6, 1781 in New York, New York∼When the cemetery was closed his body and other relatives were relocated to Riverside Cemetery.
Family Members
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Peter Daniel Huginin
1782–1865
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Lucretia Hugunin Walradt
1785–1854
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Abraham D. Hugunin
1787–1860
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Daniel Hugunin Jr
1790–1850
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Capt Robert H. Hugunin
1792–1862
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Catherine Hugunin Davis
1793–1879
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Capt Hiram Leonard Hugunin
1798–1866
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Eliza Hugunin
1800–1873
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CPT Leonard C. Hugunin
1803–1882
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Nancy Hugunin Goodell
1806–1891
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