Cemetery Survey Listing shows a Thomas Hunter (no dates on the stone) buried amongst a bunch of Popes and Scurlocks -- his relatives.
His Mother and younger siblings moved to Utah in the late 1860's (then later to Colorado), but 19 year old Thomas stayed behind and was living with his grandmother in the 1870 Census for Jackson County.
His father, James McGill Hunter, died in about 1859 (before the 1860 census), and may be buried in Jackson County.
His Mother and younger siblings moved to Utah in the late 1860's (then later to Colorado), but 19 year old Thomas stayed behind and was living with his grandmother in the 1870 Census for Jackson County.
His father, James McGill Hunter, died in about 1859 (before the 1860 census), and may be buried in Jackson County.
Cemetery Survey Listing shows a Thomas Hunter (no dates on the stone) buried amongst a bunch of Popes and Scurlocks -- his relatives.
His Mother and younger siblings moved to Utah in the late 1860's (then later to Colorado), but 19 year old Thomas stayed behind and was living with his grandmother in the 1870 Census for Jackson County.
His father, James McGill Hunter, died in about 1859 (before the 1860 census), and may be buried in Jackson County.
His Mother and younger siblings moved to Utah in the late 1860's (then later to Colorado), but 19 year old Thomas stayed behind and was living with his grandmother in the 1870 Census for Jackson County.
His father, James McGill Hunter, died in about 1859 (before the 1860 census), and may be buried in Jackson County.
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