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William Hunt

Birth1599 - Surrey, England
Death11 Nov 1676 - Kennon, Charles City Co., Virginia
MotherMargery Commings (Cummings)
FatherRev Robert First Chaplain of the Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, Anglican Chaplain, Vicar of the Parish Church of Heathfeild, Hunt

Born in Surrey, England on 1599 to Rev Robert First Chaplain of the Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, Anglican Chaplain, Vicar of the Parish Church of Heathfeild, Hunt and Margery Commings (Cummings). William Hunt married Judith Burton and had 9 children. He passed away on 11 Nov 1676 in Kennon, Charles City Co., Virginia.

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Parents
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Rev Robert First Chaplain Of The Jamestown Settlement, Virginia, Anglican Chaplain, Vicar Of The Parish Church Of Heathfeild, Hunt
1572 - 1608
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Margery Commings (Cummings)
1556 - 1622
Spouse(s)
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Judith Burton
1599 - 1679
Children Show all
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Mary Huntt
1626 - 1727
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Henry Hunt
1615 - 1683
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William Hunt
1614 - 1676
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Judith Hunt
1647 - 1682
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Godfrey Burton Hunt
1649 - 1727
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Cal John Hunt
1674 - 1714
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John Henry Hunt
1648 - 1731
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Mary Hunt
1642 - 1732
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John Hunt
1668 - 1711

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