Son of Jesse Hunt and Latitia (Torrence)
Husband of:
1) Zebuline Adelaide Pike (Harrison) Hunt
2) America Cave (Montague) Hunt
Father of: (By mother Zebuline)
Symmes Harrison Hunt
Clara Pike (Hunt) Vaughn
Mary Susan (Hunt) Souter
Father of: (By Mother America)
Zebuline A. Hunt
Edward William Hunt
Le Grand Montague Hunt
Jesse Cave Montague Hunt
Brother of:
Jane Frances (Hunt) Pendleton
Edward B. Hunt
Susan (Hunt) Sparks
Mary (Hunt) Hobbs
Amanda Hunt
Eliza Amanda (Hunt) McGuire
George Pinkard Hunt
Obit:
"Rev. Wm.Guinn preached the funeral of Mr. Hunt at East Mt. Zion last Sunday, from Job 14:14 'If a man die shall he live again?'. Though intensely hot, the house was filled to overflowing. The sermon was one of interest to all present."
SOURCE: Article from LaCygne Journal, LaCygne, Kansas; July 17, 1886. Copied from files of Linn County Museum in Pleasanton, Kansas.
Obit-LaCygne Weekly Journal:
John Hunt, an old and respected citizen of Lincoln Twp, died of paralysis Friday night of last week at his home east of LaCygne. He was born on his father's farm near Elizabethtown, Hamilton CO, OH, Jan. 17, 1816, and removed soon after to Lawrenceburg, IN. where he remained until his removal to Linn Co, KS. Jan 1874. He married, Dec. 8, 1840, Zebuline, a granddaughter of Gen. Harrison and also of Gen. T.M. Pike, USA, who made the first authentic exploration of the country now called Kansas, and who fell at the storming of Little York, Canada, in the last war with Great Britain; by whom he had one son and two daughters.
His second wife was Miss Montague, of Boone, KY, to whom he was married September 2, 1849, by whom he had three sons, now residents of Linn Co. He was stricken with paralysis, May 4, 1854, from which he suffered until his death, June 11, at 10pm . He was buried at East Mount Zion Cemetery, Sunday, June 13. The funeral will be preached at East Mt. Zion church, on the second Sunday of July, by the Baptist minister, to which denomination Mr. Hunt's second wife was a member. Mr. Hunt's own religious belief was that of Christian Universalist. He was of that class of men whose worthy deeds and kindly manner draw friends about them, and who die regretted.
SOURCE: LaCygne Weekly Journal, Sat. 19 Jun 1886,Local Matters pg 3, col 4-Located in Library District #2-Linn CO,KS. Received copy from Library in Aug 1997.
Husband of:
1) Zebuline Adelaide Pike (Harrison) Hunt
2) America Cave (Montague) Hunt
Father of: (By mother Zebuline)
Symmes Harrison Hunt
Clara Pike (Hunt) Vaughn
Mary Susan (Hunt) Souter
Father of: (By Mother America)
Zebuline A. Hunt
Edward William Hunt
Le Grand Montague Hunt
Jesse Cave Montague Hunt
Brother of:
Jane Frances (Hunt) Pendleton
Edward B. Hunt
Susan (Hunt) Sparks
Mary (Hunt) Hobbs
Amanda Hunt
Eliza Amanda (Hunt) McGuire
George Pinkard Hunt
Obit:
"Rev. Wm.Guinn preached the funeral of Mr. Hunt at East Mt. Zion last Sunday, from Job 14:14 'If a man die shall he live again?'. Though intensely hot, the house was filled to overflowing. The sermon was one of interest to all present."
SOURCE: Article from LaCygne Journal, LaCygne, Kansas; July 17, 1886. Copied from files of Linn County Museum in Pleasanton, Kansas.
Obit-LaCygne Weekly Journal:
John Hunt, an old and respected citizen of Lincoln Twp, died of paralysis Friday night of last week at his home east of LaCygne. He was born on his father's farm near Elizabethtown, Hamilton CO, OH, Jan. 17, 1816, and removed soon after to Lawrenceburg, IN. where he remained until his removal to Linn Co, KS. Jan 1874. He married, Dec. 8, 1840, Zebuline, a granddaughter of Gen. Harrison and also of Gen. T.M. Pike, USA, who made the first authentic exploration of the country now called Kansas, and who fell at the storming of Little York, Canada, in the last war with Great Britain; by whom he had one son and two daughters.
His second wife was Miss Montague, of Boone, KY, to whom he was married September 2, 1849, by whom he had three sons, now residents of Linn Co. He was stricken with paralysis, May 4, 1854, from which he suffered until his death, June 11, at 10pm . He was buried at East Mount Zion Cemetery, Sunday, June 13. The funeral will be preached at East Mt. Zion church, on the second Sunday of July, by the Baptist minister, to which denomination Mr. Hunt's second wife was a member. Mr. Hunt's own religious belief was that of Christian Universalist. He was of that class of men whose worthy deeds and kindly manner draw friends about them, and who die regretted.
SOURCE: LaCygne Weekly Journal, Sat. 19 Jun 1886,Local Matters pg 3, col 4-Located in Library District #2-Linn CO,KS. Received copy from Library in Aug 1997.
Son of Jesse Hunt and Latitia (Torrence)
Husband of:
1) Zebuline Adelaide Pike (Harrison) Hunt
2) America Cave (Montague) Hunt
Father of: (By mother Zebuline)
Symmes Harrison Hunt
Clara Pike (Hunt) Vaughn
Mary Susan (Hunt) Souter
Father of: (By Mother America)
Zebuline A. Hunt
Edward William Hunt
Le Grand Montague Hunt
Jesse Cave Montague Hunt
Brother of:
Jane Frances (Hunt) Pendleton
Edward B. Hunt
Susan (Hunt) Sparks
Mary (Hunt) Hobbs
Amanda Hunt
Eliza Amanda (Hunt) McGuire
George Pinkard Hunt
Obit:
"Rev. Wm.Guinn preached the funeral of Mr. Hunt at East Mt. Zion last Sunday, from Job 14:14 'If a man die shall he live again?'. Though intensely hot, the house was filled to overflowing. The sermon was one of interest to all present."
SOURCE: Article from LaCygne Journal, LaCygne, Kansas; July 17, 1886. Copied from files of Linn County Museum in Pleasanton, Kansas.
Obit-LaCygne Weekly Journal:
John Hunt, an old and respected citizen of Lincoln Twp, died of paralysis Friday night of last week at his home east of LaCygne. He was born on his father's farm near Elizabethtown, Hamilton CO, OH, Jan. 17, 1816, and removed soon after to Lawrenceburg, IN. where he remained until his removal to Linn Co, KS. Jan 1874. He married, Dec. 8, 1840, Zebuline, a granddaughter of Gen. Harrison and also of Gen. T.M. Pike, USA, who made the first authentic exploration of the country now called Kansas, and who fell at the storming of Little York, Canada, in the last war with Great Britain; by whom he had one son and two daughters.
His second wife was Miss Montague, of Boone, KY, to whom he was married September 2, 1849, by whom he had three sons, now residents of Linn Co. He was stricken with paralysis, May 4, 1854, from which he suffered until his death, June 11, at 10pm . He was buried at East Mount Zion Cemetery, Sunday, June 13. The funeral will be preached at East Mt. Zion church, on the second Sunday of July, by the Baptist minister, to which denomination Mr. Hunt's second wife was a member. Mr. Hunt's own religious belief was that of Christian Universalist. He was of that class of men whose worthy deeds and kindly manner draw friends about them, and who die regretted.
SOURCE: LaCygne Weekly Journal, Sat. 19 Jun 1886,Local Matters pg 3, col 4-Located in Library District #2-Linn CO,KS. Received copy from Library in Aug 1997.
Husband of:
1) Zebuline Adelaide Pike (Harrison) Hunt
2) America Cave (Montague) Hunt
Father of: (By mother Zebuline)
Symmes Harrison Hunt
Clara Pike (Hunt) Vaughn
Mary Susan (Hunt) Souter
Father of: (By Mother America)
Zebuline A. Hunt
Edward William Hunt
Le Grand Montague Hunt
Jesse Cave Montague Hunt
Brother of:
Jane Frances (Hunt) Pendleton
Edward B. Hunt
Susan (Hunt) Sparks
Mary (Hunt) Hobbs
Amanda Hunt
Eliza Amanda (Hunt) McGuire
George Pinkard Hunt
Obit:
"Rev. Wm.Guinn preached the funeral of Mr. Hunt at East Mt. Zion last Sunday, from Job 14:14 'If a man die shall he live again?'. Though intensely hot, the house was filled to overflowing. The sermon was one of interest to all present."
SOURCE: Article from LaCygne Journal, LaCygne, Kansas; July 17, 1886. Copied from files of Linn County Museum in Pleasanton, Kansas.
Obit-LaCygne Weekly Journal:
John Hunt, an old and respected citizen of Lincoln Twp, died of paralysis Friday night of last week at his home east of LaCygne. He was born on his father's farm near Elizabethtown, Hamilton CO, OH, Jan. 17, 1816, and removed soon after to Lawrenceburg, IN. where he remained until his removal to Linn Co, KS. Jan 1874. He married, Dec. 8, 1840, Zebuline, a granddaughter of Gen. Harrison and also of Gen. T.M. Pike, USA, who made the first authentic exploration of the country now called Kansas, and who fell at the storming of Little York, Canada, in the last war with Great Britain; by whom he had one son and two daughters.
His second wife was Miss Montague, of Boone, KY, to whom he was married September 2, 1849, by whom he had three sons, now residents of Linn Co. He was stricken with paralysis, May 4, 1854, from which he suffered until his death, June 11, at 10pm . He was buried at East Mount Zion Cemetery, Sunday, June 13. The funeral will be preached at East Mt. Zion church, on the second Sunday of July, by the Baptist minister, to which denomination Mr. Hunt's second wife was a member. Mr. Hunt's own religious belief was that of Christian Universalist. He was of that class of men whose worthy deeds and kindly manner draw friends about them, and who die regretted.
SOURCE: LaCygne Weekly Journal, Sat. 19 Jun 1886,Local Matters pg 3, col 4-Located in Library District #2-Linn CO,KS. Received copy from Library in Aug 1997.
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