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Noah Hunt

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Noah Hunt

Birth
Davie County, North Carolina, USA
Death
22 Nov 1908 (aged 77)
Lone Jack, Jackson County, Missouri, USA
Burial
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Husband of Nancy E. Cave Hunt and Mary E. Travis. Father of Enoch F. Hunt, Galen Cave Hunt, Mary Alice Hunt, Jasper Marion Hunt, John Buford Hunt, Bettie Franklin Hunt, Lucinda Mary Hunt, William Winston Hunt, Virginia Lee Hunt, Benjamin Barlett Hunt, Robert Troy Hunt, Sarah Ada Hunt. Son of Nathan Chaffin and Mary Hunt.

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Noah Hunt was born in Davie county, North Carolina, Feb. 20,1831, died Sunday morning, Nov. 22, 1908. He came to Missouri with his parents when eleven years of age, and to Jackson County a few months later.
He was married to Miss Nancy E. Cave Aug. 28, 1851, and to this union twelve children were born. On March 7, 1879 his wife died, and on Sep. 13, 1880 he was married again to Mrs. James R. Travis. He united with the Baptist church here in the fall time of 1852 under the ministry of Rev. Henry Farmer and in 1866 he was ordained as a deacon. He has served as moderator for more than 30 years and as trustee for nearly as long. His life was an example of christian consistancy at all times, a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, a true friend and was a benediction to every one with whom he had any interaction whatever.

Husband of Nancy E. Cave Hunt and Mary E. Travis. Father of Enoch F. Hunt, Galen Cave Hunt, Mary Alice Hunt, Jasper Marion Hunt, John Buford Hunt, Bettie Franklin Hunt, Lucinda Mary Hunt, William Winston Hunt, Virginia Lee Hunt, Benjamin Barlett Hunt, Robert Troy Hunt, Sarah Ada Hunt. Son of Nathan Chaffin and Mary Hunt.

[Date and paper unknown]
Noah Hunt was born in Davie county, North Carolina, Feb. 20,1831, died Sunday morning, Nov. 22, 1908. He came to Missouri with his parents when eleven years of age, and to Jackson County a few months later.
He was married to Miss Nancy E. Cave Aug. 28, 1851, and to this union twelve children were born. On March 7, 1879 his wife died, and on Sep. 13, 1880 he was married again to Mrs. James R. Travis. He united with the Baptist church here in the fall time of 1852 under the ministry of Rev. Henry Farmer and in 1866 he was ordained as a deacon. He has served as moderator for more than 30 years and as trustee for nearly as long. His life was an example of christian consistancy at all times, a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, a true friend and was a benediction to every one with whom he had any interaction whatever.

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  • Created by: Phyl
  • Added: Oct 5, 2004
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9557385/noah-hunt: accessed ), memorial page for Noah Hunt (20 Feb 1831–22 Nov 1908), Find a Grave Memorial ID 9557385, citing Lone Jack Cemetery, Lone Jack, Jackson County, Missouri, USA; Maintained by Phyl (contributor 46631219).