His headstone shows year of birth as 1822. This conflicts with census records & his bio showing birth in 1827.
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Baldwin County AL Archives Biographies.....Henry J. Hunt, b. November 27 1827
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Author: Brant & Fuller (1893)

HENRY J. HUNT, planter and lumberman, of Tensaw, Baldwin county, Ala., was
born in Georgia, November 27, 1827, and came to Alabama with his parents, who,
in 1836, settled in Russell county, where the son grew to manhood. From Russell
county the family moved to Chambers county, and thence to Randolph county, Ga.,
where Henry J. was married to Miss Mary A. Morris, daughter of James Morris, a
planter. Mrs. Hunt was a native of Randolph county, was married in her sixteenth
year, and became the mother of three children, viz.: Jane D., William H. and
Mary A., all now deceased. Mrs. Hunt died in 1856, an earnest member of the
Primitive Baptist church, and in 1857, Mr. Hunt married Miss Emma Ramie,
daughter of Capt. Bryant Ramie, a planter of Stewart county, Ga., where the lady
was born in 1841. To this union have been born eight children, as follows: Jane,
wife of L. F. Warren, and mother of five children; Joe, who is with his parents;
Lula A., married to Daniel O'Rourke, a business man, of Wallace, Ala.; Gussie,
Emma, Fannie, Claude and May. Mr. Hunt reached Alabama with his family December
24, 1861, and for some years his attention was occupied with the affairs of
war. He enlisted in the Alabama cavalry service under the command of Capt.
English, and was chiefly employed in home guard duty until the close of
hostilities. In 1865, he bought a tract of land containing 160 acres, put up a
saw-mill, and began his career as a millman; in 1875, he bought the well
improved Silver's place, and has been constantly employed at lumbering and
farming to the present date. The parents of Henry J. Hunt were Daniel and Jane
(Goldsmith) Hunt, who were the father and mother of ten children, Henry J. being
the fifth in order of birth. Daniel Hunt was born in Butts county, Ga., in 1800,
was a farmer, and was married in his native county. On coming to Alabama, he was
elected sheriff of Russell county, later was elected tax collector and assessor
and then appointed deputy sheriff. He passed the latter his part of life in the
state of his nativity and died in 1866. His wife was born in Houston county,
Ga., was married at the age of sixteen, and became the mother of ten children,
of whom eight reached maturity and five are still living. Mrs. Jane Hunt passed
away in 1863, an exemplary member of the Missionary Baptist church. Of her ten
children, three sons came to Alabama with Henry J., all of whom are now
deceased, the last of the three dying in 1892. Henry J. Hunt still owns his
original tract of 160 acres, to which he has added 3,000 more, mostly fine
bottom land. He has a tasteful residence site near the Tensaw post office, with
fruits of all kinds in abundance, and is surrounded with everything tending to
make life enjoyable. He is a member of Tensaw lodge, No. 221, I. O. O. F., and,
with his family, of the Missionary Baptist church, and is an honest and useful
citizen.
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Note: Henry married Emma G. Ramey on April 7, 1859 (not 1857). She was the daughter of Silas Ramey (not Captain Bryant Ramey who was her brother). Henry J. Hunt does not appear to be the 5th child born to his parents. This is probably an error on the part of the author. Henry's mother's full maiden name was "Permelia Jane Goldsmith". The article states that three sons came to Alabama with Henry and that they are now deceased. This is incorrect since son William Allen Hunt (brother of Henry) moved on to Texas and did not die until 1924.
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Courtesy of CHB.