died aged 84y; consumption; husband; farmer; parents not listed; birth place states Halifax but death records of his daughters and a relative ancestor state b. Conn.
son of Jasper Hunt & Sarah (Fink) Hunt
(Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 Barbour Collection)
Sarah was born abt 1750 in Norwich, Conn., she died 21 Feb 1783 in Halifax, Vt.
(Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908)
m. 1) Mary "Polly" Orr on 3 Dec 1801 at Halifax, Vt.
m. 2) Statria Smead 12 Aug 1822 at Greenfield, Mass.
Salmon was of Halifax, Vermont at time of marriage
children w/1st wife Mary:
Elizabeth 1803 -
Lucius 1805-1828
Isaac 1806 -
Cynthia W. 1807 - 1892 m. Harry Eaton
Abner O. 1809 – 1877
Timothy 1813 – 1819
Eunice 1814 – 1848
Charles 1816 – 1822
Mary H. 1818 – 1908 m. Billius Stocking
children w/2d wife Statria (at least):
Sarah b. c.1824 Vt m. Ebenezer Whitney
Susan H b. c.1827 Vt m. John H Sawyer
Deaths published Friday, October 24, 1856, Boston Traveler, Boston, Mass.:
In Coleraine, Oct 10, Salmon Hunt, 81
Salmon's will, which he executed on 1 July 1856 when a resident of "Coleraine, Mass.", is available on ancestry.com Case Number 6267 Probate Records, Vol 41-43, 1855-1858. He named his son-in-law Ebenezer M. Whitney as executor. He left his wife Statina all of his real estate, the farm on which he lived, all his farming tools and all the stock on said farm, also all furniture, bed and bedding, linen and clothing, for her sole use forever. He also left his wife all the provisions and all the crops "now growing on said farm," and two hundred dollars ($200) for her sole use. To his son Abner O. Hunt one dollar ($1) "and my good will." To his daughters Eliza Winslow, Cynthia Eaton, and Mary Stocking one dollar ($1) each "and my good will." Daughter Susan H. Hunt was to receive one hundred dollars ($100) and daughter Sarah J. Whitney, wife of Ebenezer M. Whitney, was to receive all the remainder of his property not disposed of in this will to be equally divided by them, daughters Susan H. Hunt and Sarah J. Whitney to their use forever.
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son of Jasper Hunt & Sarah (Fink) Hunt
(Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 Barbour Collection)
Sarah was born abt 1750 in Norwich, Conn., she died 21 Feb 1783 in Halifax, Vt.
(Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908)
m. 1) Mary "Polly" Orr on 3 Dec 1801 at Halifax, Vt.
m. 2) Statria Smead 12 Aug 1822 at Greenfield, Mass.
Salmon was of Halifax, Vermont at time of marriage
children w/1st wife Mary:
Elizabeth 1803 -
Lucius 1805-1828
Isaac 1806 -
Cynthia W. 1807 - 1892 m. Harry Eaton
Abner O. 1809 – 1877
Timothy 1813 – 1819
Eunice 1814 – 1848
Charles 1816 – 1822
Mary H. 1818 – 1908 m. Billius Stocking
children w/2d wife Statria (at least):
Sarah b. c.1824 Vt m. Ebenezer Whitney
Susan H b. c.1827 Vt m. John H Sawyer
Deaths published Friday, October 24, 1856, Boston Traveler, Boston, Mass.:
In Coleraine, Oct 10, Salmon Hunt, 81
Salmon's will, which he executed on 1 July 1856 when a resident of "Coleraine, Mass.", is available on ancestry.com Case Number 6267 Probate Records, Vol 41-43, 1855-1858. He named his son-in-law Ebenezer M. Whitney as executor. He left his wife Statina all of his real estate, the farm on which he lived, all his farming tools and all the stock on said farm, also all furniture, bed and bedding, linen and clothing, for her sole use forever. He also left his wife all the provisions and all the crops "now growing on said farm," and two hundred dollars ($200) for her sole use. To his son Abner O. Hunt one dollar ($1) "and my good will." To his daughters Eliza Winslow, Cynthia Eaton, and Mary Stocking one dollar ($1) each "and my good will." Daughter Susan H. Hunt was to receive one hundred dollars ($100) and daughter Sarah J. Whitney, wife of Ebenezer M. Whitney, was to receive all the remainder of his property not disposed of in this will to be equally divided by them, daughters Susan H. Hunt and Sarah J. Whitney to their use forever.
[thanks for help from FAG 47551812; middle name from FAG contributor 47657130]
died aged 84y; consumption; husband; farmer; parents not listed; birth place states Halifax but death records of his daughters and a relative ancestor state b. Conn.
son of Jasper Hunt & Sarah (Fink) Hunt
(Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 Barbour Collection)
Sarah was born abt 1750 in Norwich, Conn., she died 21 Feb 1783 in Halifax, Vt.
(Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908)
m. 1) Mary "Polly" Orr on 3 Dec 1801 at Halifax, Vt.
m. 2) Statria Smead 12 Aug 1822 at Greenfield, Mass.
Salmon was of Halifax, Vermont at time of marriage
children w/1st wife Mary:
Elizabeth 1803 -
Lucius 1805-1828
Isaac 1806 -
Cynthia W. 1807 - 1892 m. Harry Eaton
Abner O. 1809 – 1877
Timothy 1813 – 1819
Eunice 1814 – 1848
Charles 1816 – 1822
Mary H. 1818 – 1908 m. Billius Stocking
children w/2d wife Statria (at least):
Sarah b. c.1824 Vt m. Ebenezer Whitney
Susan H b. c.1827 Vt m. John H Sawyer
Deaths published Friday, October 24, 1856, Boston Traveler, Boston, Mass.:
In Coleraine, Oct 10, Salmon Hunt, 81
Salmon's will, which he executed on 1 July 1856 when a resident of "Coleraine, Mass.", is available on ancestry.com Case Number 6267 Probate Records, Vol 41-43, 1855-1858. He named his son-in-law Ebenezer M. Whitney as executor. He left his wife Statina all of his real estate, the farm on which he lived, all his farming tools and all the stock on said farm, also all furniture, bed and bedding, linen and clothing, for her sole use forever. He also left his wife all the provisions and all the crops "now growing on said farm," and two hundred dollars ($200) for her sole use. To his son Abner O. Hunt one dollar ($1) "and my good will." To his daughters Eliza Winslow, Cynthia Eaton, and Mary Stocking one dollar ($1) each "and my good will." Daughter Susan H. Hunt was to receive one hundred dollars ($100) and daughter Sarah J. Whitney, wife of Ebenezer M. Whitney, was to receive all the remainder of his property not disposed of in this will to be equally divided by them, daughters Susan H. Hunt and Sarah J. Whitney to their use forever.
[thanks for help from FAG 47551812; middle name from FAG contributor 47657130]
son of Jasper Hunt & Sarah (Fink) Hunt
(Connecticut, Town Marriage Records, pre-1870 Barbour Collection)
Sarah was born abt 1750 in Norwich, Conn., she died 21 Feb 1783 in Halifax, Vt.
(Vermont, Vital Records, 1720-1908)
m. 1) Mary "Polly" Orr on 3 Dec 1801 at Halifax, Vt.
m. 2) Statria Smead 12 Aug 1822 at Greenfield, Mass.
Salmon was of Halifax, Vermont at time of marriage
children w/1st wife Mary:
Elizabeth 1803 -
Lucius 1805-1828
Isaac 1806 -
Cynthia W. 1807 - 1892 m. Harry Eaton
Abner O. 1809 – 1877
Timothy 1813 – 1819
Eunice 1814 – 1848
Charles 1816 – 1822
Mary H. 1818 – 1908 m. Billius Stocking
children w/2d wife Statria (at least):
Sarah b. c.1824 Vt m. Ebenezer Whitney
Susan H b. c.1827 Vt m. John H Sawyer
Deaths published Friday, October 24, 1856, Boston Traveler, Boston, Mass.:
In Coleraine, Oct 10, Salmon Hunt, 81
Salmon's will, which he executed on 1 July 1856 when a resident of "Coleraine, Mass.", is available on ancestry.com Case Number 6267 Probate Records, Vol 41-43, 1855-1858. He named his son-in-law Ebenezer M. Whitney as executor. He left his wife Statina all of his real estate, the farm on which he lived, all his farming tools and all the stock on said farm, also all furniture, bed and bedding, linen and clothing, for her sole use forever. He also left his wife all the provisions and all the crops "now growing on said farm," and two hundred dollars ($200) for her sole use. To his son Abner O. Hunt one dollar ($1) "and my good will." To his daughters Eliza Winslow, Cynthia Eaton, and Mary Stocking one dollar ($1) each "and my good will." Daughter Susan H. Hunt was to receive one hundred dollars ($100) and daughter Sarah J. Whitney, wife of Ebenezer M. Whitney, was to receive all the remainder of his property not disposed of in this will to be equally divided by them, daughters Susan H. Hunt and Sarah J. Whitney to their use forever.
[thanks for help from FAG 47551812; middle name from FAG contributor 47657130]
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