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William Hunt

Birth07 Oct 1775 - Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Death16 Nov 1851 - Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Plympton
FatherWilliam Henry Hunt

Born in Sudbury, Middlesex County, Massachusetts on 07 Oct 1775 to William Henry Hunt and Mary Plympton. William Hunt married Thankful Wheeler and had 15 children. He passed away on 16 Nov 1851 in Sudbury, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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William Henry Hunt
1753 - 1845
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Mary Plympton
1752 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Thankful Wheeler
1779 - 1808
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Esther Brigham
1785 - 1872
Children Show all
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Caroline Hunt
1808 - 1882
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Aaron Hunt
1797 - 1876
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Cyrus Hunt
1801 - 1874
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William Hunt
1800 - 1854
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Asahel Hunt
1803 - 1825
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Abel Hunt
1805 - 1808
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Thankful Hunt
1800 - Unknown
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Asahel Hunt
1825 - 1853
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Abel Hunt
1815 - Unknown
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Harriet Hunt
1811 - 1880
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Andrew Hunt
1817 - 1885
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Abigail Abby Hunt
1825 - Unknown
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Mary Hunt
1813 - Unknown
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Thomas Hunt
1823 - 1894
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Elisabeth Hunt
1820 - 1905

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