From "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His
Twenty-Two Children", p. 404
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"On Christmas Day, 1863, Anna Hunter Grider died from tuberculosis in Russell County, Kentucky. She had been married 34 years and was the mother of nine children, seven of whom survived her. Her daughters were between the ages of 19 and 33 when she died, and her two sons were age 14 and 16."
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Anna Hunter was the daughter of
William Hunter & Mary Turner.
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"Early Times in Clinton County," by Jack Ferguson
"Clinton county's William Hunter, Sr.,...came to this county in the early 1800's. He was given a 300 acre grant on the middle fork of Indian creek in 1806. The 1831 tax list shows nearly 1,000 acres in Russell, Wayne, and Cumberland counties on Indian Creek. The family home was just across from what is now Grider Hill Boat Dock. The land where the house stood is now under the waters of Lake Cumberland."
Ibid. - p. 300 - Ferguson shows William Hunter married three times to Mary, Exonia and Minerva Turner.
This researcher believes the last marriage is listed in error and that it was another William Hunter who married Minerva Turner.
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Note:
A picture of James Grider and Anna Hunter appears on page 403 of the above referenced book.
Twenty-Two Children", p. 404
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"On Christmas Day, 1863, Anna Hunter Grider died from tuberculosis in Russell County, Kentucky. She had been married 34 years and was the mother of nine children, seven of whom survived her. Her daughters were between the ages of 19 and 33 when she died, and her two sons were age 14 and 16."
______________________________________
Anna Hunter was the daughter of
William Hunter & Mary Turner.
________________________________________
"Early Times in Clinton County," by Jack Ferguson
"Clinton county's William Hunter, Sr.,...came to this county in the early 1800's. He was given a 300 acre grant on the middle fork of Indian creek in 1806. The 1831 tax list shows nearly 1,000 acres in Russell, Wayne, and Cumberland counties on Indian Creek. The family home was just across from what is now Grider Hill Boat Dock. The land where the house stood is now under the waters of Lake Cumberland."
Ibid. - p. 300 - Ferguson shows William Hunter married three times to Mary, Exonia and Minerva Turner.
This researcher believes the last marriage is listed in error and that it was another William Hunter who married Minerva Turner.
________________________________________
Note:
A picture of James Grider and Anna Hunter appears on page 403 of the above referenced book.
From "Frederick (Old Fed) Grider and His
Twenty-Two Children", p. 404
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"On Christmas Day, 1863, Anna Hunter Grider died from tuberculosis in Russell County, Kentucky. She had been married 34 years and was the mother of nine children, seven of whom survived her. Her daughters were between the ages of 19 and 33 when she died, and her two sons were age 14 and 16."
______________________________________
Anna Hunter was the daughter of
William Hunter & Mary Turner.
________________________________________
"Early Times in Clinton County," by Jack Ferguson
"Clinton county's William Hunter, Sr.,...came to this county in the early 1800's. He was given a 300 acre grant on the middle fork of Indian creek in 1806. The 1831 tax list shows nearly 1,000 acres in Russell, Wayne, and Cumberland counties on Indian Creek. The family home was just across from what is now Grider Hill Boat Dock. The land where the house stood is now under the waters of Lake Cumberland."
Ibid. - p. 300 - Ferguson shows William Hunter married three times to Mary, Exonia and Minerva Turner.
This researcher believes the last marriage is listed in error and that it was another William Hunter who married Minerva Turner.
________________________________________
Note:
A picture of James Grider and Anna Hunter appears on page 403 of the above referenced book.
Twenty-Two Children", p. 404
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"On Christmas Day, 1863, Anna Hunter Grider died from tuberculosis in Russell County, Kentucky. She had been married 34 years and was the mother of nine children, seven of whom survived her. Her daughters were between the ages of 19 and 33 when she died, and her two sons were age 14 and 16."
______________________________________
Anna Hunter was the daughter of
William Hunter & Mary Turner.
________________________________________
"Early Times in Clinton County," by Jack Ferguson
"Clinton county's William Hunter, Sr.,...came to this county in the early 1800's. He was given a 300 acre grant on the middle fork of Indian creek in 1806. The 1831 tax list shows nearly 1,000 acres in Russell, Wayne, and Cumberland counties on Indian Creek. The family home was just across from what is now Grider Hill Boat Dock. The land where the house stood is now under the waters of Lake Cumberland."
Ibid. - p. 300 - Ferguson shows William Hunter married three times to Mary, Exonia and Minerva Turner.
This researcher believes the last marriage is listed in error and that it was another William Hunter who married Minerva Turner.
________________________________________
Note:
A picture of James Grider and Anna Hunter appears on page 403 of the above referenced book.
