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David Hunt

Birth22 October 1779 - Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA
Death18 May 1861 - Jefferson County, Mississippi, USA
MotherSarah (twin) Stout
FatherJonathan Hunt

Born in Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA on 22 October 1779 to Jonathan Hunt and Sarah (twin) Stout. David Hunt married Mary Ann Calvit and had 13 children. He passed away on 18 May 1861 in Jefferson County, Mississippi, USA.

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Parents
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Jonathan Hunt
1756 - 1822
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Sarah (Twin) Stout
1759 - 1784
Spouse(s)
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Mary Ann Calvit
1792 - 1810
Children Show all
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Abijah D Hunt
1820 - 1851
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Catherine Hunt
1829 - 1871
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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Hunt (Ogden)
1843 - 1878
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Charlotte Hunt
1831 - 1910
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George Ferguson Hunt
1827 - 1863
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Mary Ann Hunt
1817 - 1884
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Sarah Jane Hunt
1819 - 1819
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Dunbar Hunt
1840 - 1918
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Andrew Hunt
1838 - 1859
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David E Hunt
1833 - 1838
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Margaret Hunt
1825 - 1829
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Thomas W Hunt
1825 - 1825
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Mary Calvit Hunt
1810 - 1811

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