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Maj Moses Hunt

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Maj Moses Hunt

Birth
Franklin County, North Carolina, USA
Death
1842 (aged 81–82)
Elbert County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Elberton, Elbert County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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Maj. Moses Hunt's served in the Revolutionary War under Maj. Dobb's battalion in the GA Militia. He received draws in the 1827 Georgia Land Lottery based on this military service. He was the son of James (Rev. War Sol.) and Mary (Rackley) Hunt, Sr.

Moses Hunt married Tamar Tyner. Their children were:
1. Henry Hunt (m. Elizabeth Robeson)
2. Mary Ann Hunt (m. James A. Adams)
3. George Hunt (m. Elizabeth Priscilla Adams)
4. James "Jim" Hunt
5. John Singleton Hunt (m. Mary A. Gaines)
6. Joel (m. Virginia Sidney Crawford)
7. Joshua T. Hunt
8. Richard Tyner Hunt
9. Nancy Hunt (m. Lawrence M. Adams)

NOTE: Moses Hunt (#61211545 - no longer exist) His name appears on the monument honoring a Revolutionary Soldier. Located at Elberton, Elbert Co, GA (as shown on the this photo).
Maj. Moses Hunt's served in the Revolutionary War under Maj. Dobb's battalion in the GA Militia. He received draws in the 1827 Georgia Land Lottery based on this military service. He was the son of James (Rev. War Sol.) and Mary (Rackley) Hunt, Sr.

Moses Hunt married Tamar Tyner. Their children were:
1. Henry Hunt (m. Elizabeth Robeson)
2. Mary Ann Hunt (m. James A. Adams)
3. George Hunt (m. Elizabeth Priscilla Adams)
4. James "Jim" Hunt
5. John Singleton Hunt (m. Mary A. Gaines)
6. Joel (m. Virginia Sidney Crawford)
7. Joshua T. Hunt
8. Richard Tyner Hunt
9. Nancy Hunt (m. Lawrence M. Adams)

NOTE: Moses Hunt (#61211545 - no longer exist) His name appears on the monument honoring a Revolutionary Soldier. Located at Elberton, Elbert Co, GA (as shown on the this photo).

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