Married Myrtle Jane Smith, 16 Jul 1902, Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho
Children - Foster Newman Hunsaker, Kless Ford Hunsaker, Darwin Austin Hunsaker, Oral John Hunsaker, Oreita Hunsaker
Married Eva Cecelia Chlarson, 12 Sep 1923, Honeyville, Box Elder, Utah (div)
Children - Ardis Hunsaker, Barbara Hunsaker, Hugh Deloy Hunsaker
History - Newman, the last child of Cathrine Jensen and Abraham Hunsaker, was born in Honeyville on 7 July 1881. He lived most of his life in the house on the southeast corner of the crossroads, which had been his mother's home.
Newman married Myrtle Jane Smith on 16 July 1902, and for several years of their early married life they dry farmed in Blue Creek Valley. Later they returned to Honeyville to live, and Newman remained there the rest of his life. He ran farms west of Honeyville up to the time of his death.
Newman was an ardent baseball fan and always played the game at every opportunity.
First he played with the "singles" as a young man, and later with the "marrieds," as the men of Honeyville used to team up according to their marital status. Newman had a real inventive ability and was very mechanically minded. In his younger years he spent much of his spare time in an old shed designing and making many useful tools. He was advised many times to patent some of his inventions, but he never did, preferring to let anyone use his tools and ideas without obligation.
Newman owned one of the first automobiles in Honeyville, a beautiful red and black two-passenger car. As automobiles were so rare at that time, it was considered a very wonderful thing, and Newman spent most of his Sunday afternoons taking people for a ride in his new auto.
Newman's oldest son, Foster, was killed in a hunting accident when he was 14. Another son, Kless, tumbled into a tub of boiling water and was scalded to death when he was only three years old.
Myrtle died on 18 May 1922, after a long illness. Newman married Eva Cecelia Chlarson on 12 September 1923.
Although Newman never took a very active part in the affairs of the Church, he was a good man and always tried to live by the "Golden Rule." In the opinion of all those who knew him, he succeeded very well in doing so. He was always loved and respected not only by his children but by all who knew him.
Newman died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve, 1955.
Married Myrtle Jane Smith, 16 Jul 1902, Pocatello, Bannock, Idaho
Children - Foster Newman Hunsaker, Kless Ford Hunsaker, Darwin Austin Hunsaker, Oral John Hunsaker, Oreita Hunsaker
Married Eva Cecelia Chlarson, 12 Sep 1923, Honeyville, Box Elder, Utah (div)
Children - Ardis Hunsaker, Barbara Hunsaker, Hugh Deloy Hunsaker
History - Newman, the last child of Cathrine Jensen and Abraham Hunsaker, was born in Honeyville on 7 July 1881. He lived most of his life in the house on the southeast corner of the crossroads, which had been his mother's home.
Newman married Myrtle Jane Smith on 16 July 1902, and for several years of their early married life they dry farmed in Blue Creek Valley. Later they returned to Honeyville to live, and Newman remained there the rest of his life. He ran farms west of Honeyville up to the time of his death.
Newman was an ardent baseball fan and always played the game at every opportunity.
First he played with the "singles" as a young man, and later with the "marrieds," as the men of Honeyville used to team up according to their marital status. Newman had a real inventive ability and was very mechanically minded. In his younger years he spent much of his spare time in an old shed designing and making many useful tools. He was advised many times to patent some of his inventions, but he never did, preferring to let anyone use his tools and ideas without obligation.
Newman owned one of the first automobiles in Honeyville, a beautiful red and black two-passenger car. As automobiles were so rare at that time, it was considered a very wonderful thing, and Newman spent most of his Sunday afternoons taking people for a ride in his new auto.
Newman's oldest son, Foster, was killed in a hunting accident when he was 14. Another son, Kless, tumbled into a tub of boiling water and was scalded to death when he was only three years old.
Myrtle died on 18 May 1922, after a long illness. Newman married Eva Cecelia Chlarson on 12 September 1923.
Although Newman never took a very active part in the affairs of the Church, he was a good man and always tried to live by the "Golden Rule." In the opinion of all those who knew him, he succeeded very well in doing so. He was always loved and respected not only by his children but by all who knew him.
Newman died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve, 1955.
Family Members
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Margaret Catherine "Maggie" Hunsaker Hawks
1861–1947
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Anna Mariah Hunsaker Grant
1862–1933
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Julia Hunsaker Loveland
1865–1948
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Esther Hunsaker Wagstaff
1868–1938
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Hans Peter Hunsaker
1870–1912
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Benham Hunsaker
1872–1957
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Ilah Hunsaker
1875–1891
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Frederick Hunsaker
1877–1878
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Leo Hunsaker
1879–1981
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Jacob Hunsaker
1833–1833
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Mary Jane Hunsaker Grant
1835–1914
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Elizabeth Collins Hunsaker Boothe
1837–1894
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Lewis Jones Hunsaker
1839–1856
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Allen Collins Hunsaker
1840–1917
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Sarah Hunsaker Trimmer
1842–1927
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Nephi Collins Hunsaker
1844–1858
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Indian Lemual Hunsaker
1847–1859
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Abraham Hunsaker
1848–1917
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Isaac Hunsaker Sr
1850–1928
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Alexander Beckstead Hunsaker Sr
1852–1910
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Israel Hunsaker Sr
1852–1943
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Catharine "Cassie" Hunsaker Winward
1853–1931
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Mary Ann Hunsaker Willie
1855–1925
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Franklin Collins Hunsaker
1855–1900
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Hyrum Hunsaker
1855–1933
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Joseph Hunsaker
1856–1937
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Eliza Hunsaker Hamson
1857–1906
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Polly Hunsaker
1857–1866
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George Sweeten Hunsaker
1857–1858
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Elnore Hunsaker
1859–1859
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Lorenzo Hunsaker
1859–1941
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Idumea Hunsaker Zundel
1860–1937
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Enoch Hartman Hunsaker
1860–1930
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Cyrus Hunsaker
1862–1927
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Robert Sweeten Hunsaker
1862–1939
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John Luce Hunsaker
1864–1945
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Gordon Walter Hunsaker Sr
1866–1921
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Susannah Hunsaker Graham
1867–1929
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Elzarus Hunsaker
1867–1940
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Martha Hunsaker Harper
1869–1933
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Raphael Hunsaker
1869–1870
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Harriet Hunsaker Lewis
1871–1944
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Rodger Hunsaker
1871–1873
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Daniel William Hunsaker
1872–1944
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Thomas Luckham Hunsaker
1873–1878
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Weldon Hunsaker
1875–1957
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Walter Royal Hunsaker
1876–1877
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Minta Hunsaker
1878–1887
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Oakham Hunsaker
1879–1947
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Amos Hunsaker
1881–1881
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