William Hunter

Birth1821 - at sea, while his father was stationed at Fort San Carlos Barrancas; the place and circumstance of his birth, as his grandson Leonard Hunter relates the tale, could be correct; his grandmother could have been travelling to join her husband, and at the time

Death28 July 1893 - 1505 S. 50th Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

MotherJohanna S Dixon

FatherWilliam Hunter

Born in at sea, while his father was stationed at Fort San Carlos Barrancas; the place and circumstance of his birth, as his grandson Leonard Hunter relates the tale, could be correct; his grandmother could have been travelling to join her husband, and at the time on 1821 to William Hunter and Johanna S Dixon. William Hunter married Eliza Cooper and had 3 children. He passed away on 28 July 1893 in 1505 S. 50th Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Parents

William Hunter
1793 - 1856

Johanna S Dixon
1788 - 1875

Spouse(s)

Eliza Cooper
1826 - 1907

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Albert Mcclellan Hunter
1861 - Unknown

Joanna Sapphire Hunter
1855 - 1919

George Andrew Hunter
1853 - 1938

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