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Edward Hunt

BirthABT 1734 - Amwell, Sussex, New Jersey, United States
Death10 Mar 1786 - Greenwich, Sussex, New Jersey, USA
MotherAbigail Wood
FatherThomas Hunt

Born in Amwell, Sussex, New Jersey, United States on ABT 1734 to Thomas Hunt and Abigail Wood. Edward Hunt married Mary Broadhurst and had 13 children. He passed away on 10 Mar 1786 in Greenwich, Sussex, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Hunt
1680 - 1755
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Abigail Wood
1716 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Broadhurst
1720 - Unknown
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Mary Darling
1733 - 1771
Children Show all
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William Hunt
1771 - 1820
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Catura Hunt
1762 - 1788
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John Hunt
1773 - 1851
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Edward Hunt
1764 - 1811
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Rebecca Hunt
1765 - 1805
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Hannah Hunt
1769 - 1851
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Ann Hunt
1763 - Unknown
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Amelia Hunt
1775 - 1810
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Margaret Hunt
1744 - Unknown
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Jacob Hunt
Unknown - 1860
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Joanna Hunt
1762 - 1844
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Thomas Hunt
Unknown - 1858
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William Hunt
1766 - 1811

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