Orange County Indexed
The Hunt surname
The Hunt name in Orange County Indexed: 205 historical records, 24 people in the chronology and 3 headings in books and archives.
- In the records
- 1767 to 1910
most named in the 1810s
- Wills 1767–1826
- Tax lists 1779–1790
- Deeds 1780–1869
- Marriages 1783–1910
- Court minutes 1786–1818
- Records of enslaved people 1786–1823
- In the chronology
- 1775 to 1998 24 people in 136 entries, most in the 1970s
- In books and archives
- 1 family heading and 2 people, born 1729 to 1924
- Places in its deeds and wills
- Hillsborough (7), Chapel Hill (7), Flat River (6), Morgan Creek (4), Little River (3), King Street (3), Dry Creek (2), Haw River (2)
- Married into
- Walker 3, Bacon 2, Adams 1, Baldwin 1, Brockwell 1, Cate 1, Cates 1, Collier 1, Dority 1, Fowler 1, Halliburton 1, Holesonback 1 · the marriages
- Often named with
- Cain 9, Carrington 9, Taylor 7, Horner 5, Harris 5, Lytle 5, Jones 5, Richards 4, Tatom 4, Cate 4, Watson 4, Duke 3
- People with a page here
- Douglass Hunt, James B. Hunt, Memucan Hunt, William Lanier Hunt
- Search beyond these records
- Hunt in Ancestry Library Edition (on the library’s public computers; add Orange County, North Carolina as a place)
- HeritageQuest, through NC LIVE (anywhere, with your OCPL library card; search Hunt there)
- Hunt in Orange County records on FamilySearch (free account)
Drawn from the records below. Families named together, or married to one another, are leads to follow, not proof of kinship. A similar spelling may be another family, and two people of the same name are not necessarily the same person.
In the chronology 24 people
The people of this surname named in the county’s dated events, as the names index lists them. Each printed name is its own heading; names that may be one person are not merged.
- Hunt, Bill 1 entry, 1952
- Hunt, C. M. 1 entry, 1950
- Hunt, Carolyn 1 entry, 1993
- Hunt, Douglas 1 entry, 1973
- Hunt, Douglass 29 entries, 1939–1995
- Hunt, E. 2 entries, 1856–1869
- Hunt, George 3 entries, 1946–1964
- Hunt, George E. 1 entry, 1870
- Hunt, James B. 2 entries, 1975–1977
- Hunt, James B., Jr. 1 entry, 1987
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Hunt, Jim 53 entries, 1968–1998
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- 1968–1992: Howard Lee's campaigns for mayor, Congress, lieutenant governor and the state Senate, 1968–1992
- 1970–1988: UNC, HEW and the desegregation consent decree, 1970–1988
- 1971–1994: Answering sexual assault in Chapel Hill, 1971–1994
- 1971–1989: Choosing the I-40 route through Orange County, 1971–1989
- 1972–1984: Flora Garrett, Richard Whitted and the county board, 1972–1984
- November 2, 1976: Orange County voters elect Willhoit and Whitted county commissioners and back Carter and Hunt
- September 27, 1977: Chapel Hill aldermen vote to join the lawsuit against the I-40 route
- by November 29, 1977: Governor Hunt appoints Gordon Battle a Superior Court judge for Orange and Chatham counties
- by November 15, 1977: The Orange County Bar Association endorses Gordon Battle for a Superior Court judgeship
- December 2, 1977: Supporters rally at McCorkle Place to free the Wilmington Ten
- 1978: Pauli Murray declines an honorary degree from UNC
- by February 24, 1978: UNC cuts night and weekend heat in its buildings during the coal strike
- January 26, 1978: Protesters at the Carolina Inn press Governor Hunt to pardon the Wilmington Ten
- March 16, 1979: UNC President Friday tells the Board of Governors HEW's $120 million demand is out of the question
- November 1979: Carrboro is named a Governor's Community of Excellence
- April 22, 1980: Carrboro aldermen ask the state to name Chapel Hill-Carrboro a growth center and appoint an interim town manager
- April 8, 1980: Carrboro aldermen ask the state to name the town an area growth center
- April 14, 1980: The Carrboro Community Coalition announces its endorsements for the May primary
- October 12, 1980: Christopher C. Fordham III is formally installed as chancellor on University Day
- by September 5, 1980: Orange County is declared a drought disaster area
- April 21, 1980: The South Orange Black Caucus endorses candidates for the May primary
- October 10, 1981: Gov. Jim Hunt speaks at the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center's 15th birthday
- September 13, 1981: UNC President William Friday protests a CBS "Sunday Morning" report on UNC desegregation
- December 1981: Gov. Jim Hunt appoints Anne Barnes to the N.C. House seat for Orange and Chatham
- November 9, 1981: Rep. Trish Hunt is sworn in as a district judge for the new District 15B
- fall 1982: Chapel Hill and Carrboro receive state Powell Bill money for their streets
- September 21, 1982: About 200 students rally in the Pit against the Warren County PCB landfill
- by September 22, 1983: UNC Board of Governors approves a $9.2 million computer science building
- March 17, 1983: The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation gives UNC a $1.1 million research grant
- by September 20, 1983: Summer drought ruins much of the Orange County crop
- March 28, 1983: The Order of the Golden Fleece inducts Gov. Jim Hunt as abortion opponents protest
- by March 23, 1983: Gov. Jim Hunt names three members to the Historic Hillsborough Commission
- February 15, 1984: Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce disavows the U.S. Chamber's endorsement of Jesse Helms
- April 4, 1984: Chapel Hill police link four rapes to one attacker and ask the governor to post a reward
- October 12, 1984: Gov. Jim Hunt gives the University Day address on UNC's 191st birthday
- October 23, 1984: Former president Jimmy Carter gives the Weil Lecture on American Citizenship
- October 29, 1984: John Anderson speaks in the Pit and endorses Jim Hunt for the Senate
- January 19 and February 2, 1984: The Landmark attacks student-fee funding of the Carolina Gay Association
- by April 10, 1984: Hillsborough Democrat Lucius Cheshire chairs Jesse Helms's re-election campaign in Orange County
- December 4, 1984: District Attorney Wade Barber Jr. announces his resignation
- 1986–1994: Recycling in Orange County and at UNC, 1986–1994
- September 11, 1987: Nine presidential candidates debate education at the Smith Center
- February 1, 1990: Former Chapel Hill mayor Howard Lee is chosen to fill a state Senate seat
- February 25, 1993: The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce roasts former mayor Jonathan Howes
- February 23, 1993: The Daily Tar Heel marks its 100th anniversary with a commemorative edition
- January 28, 1993: Ground is broken for the School of Social Work building on Pittsboro Street
- May 1993: Gov. Jim Hunt appoints Walter Royal Davis and William Jordan UNC trustees
- September 27, 1993: Orange County is chosen as one of 18 Smart Start counties
- by September 1993: UNC subsidizes recycled paper for its departments
- September 12, 1994: Gov. Jim Hunt launches North Carolina's AmeriCorps program in Chapel Hill
- week of June 27, 1994: Two Orange County child care agencies receive Smart Start grants
- September 14, 1994: State Save Our Students grants bring after-school programs to five Orange County schools
- April 28, 1998: State and university leaders welcome UNC President Molly Broad at a dinner in Chapel Hill
- Hunt, John 2 entries, 1788–1820
- Hunt, Mary 2 entries, 1784–1793
- Hunt, Memucan 2 entries, 1775
- Hunt, Memucan 1 entry, 1775
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Hunt, Patricia 8 entries, 1972–1989
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- 1972–1994: Cable television in Orange County, 1972–1994
- 1979–1989: Town elections and bond votes, 1979–1989
- October 11, 1980: The Governor's Orange County Conference on Leadership Development for Women meets in Hillsborough
- November 4, 1980: Joe Hackney wins his first election to the N.C. House alongside Patricia Hunt
- early July 1981: The General Assembly gives the Orange-Chatham district court a third judge
- November 9, 1981: Rep. Trish Hunt is sworn in as a district judge for the new District 15B
- January 11, 1984: An Orange County judge orders Village Cable and Alert Cable to show the ACC "Season Ticket" games to all ESPN subscribers
- December 4, 1989: New Chapel Hill Town Council is sworn in and elects Nancy Preston mayor pro tem
- Hunt, Patricia S. 1 entry, 1981
- Hunt, Patricia Stanford 1 entry, 1986
- Hunt, Sterling H. 1 entry, 1947
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Hunt, Trish 9 entries, 1928–1980
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- 1971–1980: Students win and keep the vote in Orange County, 1971–1980
- January 30, 1974: Representative Trish Hunt of Chapel Hill announces for re-election
- September 1975: The Association of Women Students forms a commission on the status of Orange County women
- April 20, 1976: Representative Trish Hunt files for re-election to the state House
- December 7, 1978: The district attorney drops 56 Chapel Hill illegal-parking cases
- summer 1979: The last Orange Committee challenges to student voters are dismissed
- January to February 1980: Local advocates campaign for a woman as UNC athletic director
- April 14, 1980: The Carrboro Community Coalition announces its endorsements for the May primary
- April 21, 1980: The South Orange Black Caucus endorses candidates for the May primary
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Hunt, Wanda 5 entries, 1968–1990
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- 1968–1992: Howard Lee's campaigns for mayor, Congress, lieutenant governor and the state Senate, 1968–1992
- June 29, 1982: Two Chapel Hill lawyers lose the 16th District state Senate primary, leaving Orange without a resident senator
- January 22, 1986: Abortion-rights marchers and opponents demonstrate at N.C. Memorial Hospital
- November 8, 1988: Orange County's vote returns state senators Wanda Hunt and Russell Walker in the 16th District
- February 1, 1990: Former Chapel Hill mayor Howard Lee is chosen to fill a state Senate seat
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Hunt, William 5 entries, 1793–1939
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- 1793–1828: The county court tries enslaved defendants, 1793–1828
- August 31, 1798: The court sentences Bob, an enslaved man, to whipping, mutilation and branding
- March 13, 1935: Aldermen let William Hunt open a flower garden on the old Wilson Caldwell lot
- 1938–1989: Chapel Hill's 1938 town hall and its later uses, 1938–1989
- by March 3, 1939: William Hunt quarries Purefoy slate on Morgan Creek for the new Town Hall's walk and yard
- Hunt, William Lanier 10 entries, 1937–1996
- Hunt, William Lanier 1 entry, 1966
In books and archives 3 headings
Subject headings from the library catalogs Orange County Indexed gathers. A family heading collects genealogies and family papers; a person heading, the works about that person.
- Hunt family family, 3 works
- Hunt, Memucan, 1729-1808 5 works
- Hunt, Douglass, 1924-2011 4 works
In the historical records 205 records
53 deeds, 9 records of enslaved people, 28 marriages, 104 court minutes, 5 tax list entries and 6 wills and papers, oldest first. Every record that names someone of this surname, as the record spells it; choose a collection to narrow the list. Hunt marriages in full · Search the name in every collection
1760s
- 1767WillsWill of William Cox
1770s
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Elizabeth Hunt (Failed to give in District)
- 1779Tax listsThe 1779 tax list: Hunt John
1780s
- 1780DeedsWilliam Ray to Thomas Hunt, 28 June 1780
- 1783MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Hunt and Mary Cate
- 1785DeedsJohn Nichols to Memican Hunt & William Lytle & Absalom Tatum, 29 October 1785
- 1785DeedsJohn Nichols to Memucan Hunt & William Lytle & Absalom Tatom, 29 October 1785
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to Memucan Hunt, 25 August 1786
- 1786DeedsNorth Carolina to Memucan Hunt, 5 August 1786
- 1786Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): James G Hunt to Solomon Walker, 1786
- 1786Records of enslaved peopleSale: Phillip Pendleton to James G Hunt, 21 July 1786
- 1786Court minutesJonathan Lindley and William Hunt were appointed to survey disputed lands in Thomas Davis’s case against James Elliott.
- 1786Court minutesJames G. Hunt produced his license to practice in this court.
- 1786Court minutesJacob Richards’s indictment was quashed on James G. Hunt’s motion, opposed by John Williams.
- 1786Court minutesBill of Sale, Phillip Pendleton to James G. Hunt.
- 1786WillsBill of sale: Philip Pendleton to James G. Hunt
- 1787Court minutesThe court appointed Thomas Horn to oversee the road from Cate’s branch to Eno and assigned specified workers and nearby laborers.
1790s
- 1790DeedsHowell Hunt to John Cole, 20 December 1790
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: Thos. Hunt (St. Mary’s District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: Henry Hunt (St. Mary’s District)
- 1790Tax listsThe 1790 tax list: John Hunt (St. Mary’s District)
- 1791Court minutesThe court appointed John Hunt as road overseer, replacing Tho Sutton.
- 1791Court minutesThe court appointed Walter Alves as road overseer, replacing Dav’d? Hunt.
- 1792DeedsThomas Hunt to John Cain, 17 September 1792
- 1792MarriagesMarriage bond: Berry Hunt and Mary Starkey
- 1792MarriagesMarriage bond: William Sutton and Elisabeth Hunt
- 1793DeedsThomas Hunt to John Cain, 1793
- 1793MarriagesMarriage bond: Absalom Hunt and Patsy White
- 1795DeedsJohn Hunt to Henry Hunt, 2 December 1795
- 1795Court minutesThe court appointed Absalum Hunt as road overseer.
- 1796Court minutesThe court appointed a jury to consider Walter Alves’s proposed road relocation near his house at his expense.
- 1796Court minutesDeed, Howell Hunt to Jno Cole, proved by James Durn.
- 1797DeedsMemucan Hunt & William Lytle to Absalom Tatom, __ Apr 1797, April 1797
- 1797DeedsUNC to Henry Hunt, 12 April 1797
- 1797DeedsMemucan Hunt to William Palmer, 3 May 1797
- 1797Court minutesDeed, William Shepperd Commissioner of the Trustees [of UNC] to Henry Hunt, proved by Robert Bell.
- 1797Court minutesDeed, Memucan Hunt & William Lytle to Absalom Tatom, proved by Sterling Harris.
- 1798DeedsNorth Carolina to John Hunt, 15 January 1798
- 1798DeedsNorth Carolina to Henry Hunt, 15 January 1798
- 1798Court minutesJurors convicted Anthony Haston of assault.
- 1798Court minutesThe court recorded a venire for the August term.
- 1798Court minutesJurors acquitted Joseph Courtny of assault; an evenly divided court denied the motion to charge the prosecutor with costs.
- 1799DeedsJohn McKea to William Hunt, 21 November 1799
- 1799Court minutesJurors found for John McRory in Hardy Hurdle’s action.
- 1799Court minutesThe court appointed Robert Harris as road overseer.
- 1799WillsWill of Benjamin (x) Cate
1800s
- 1800DeedsNorth Carolina to Henry Hunt, 14 April 1800
- 1800MarriagesMarriage bond: Charles Hunt and Faithy Revill
- 1800WillsDeed: John McRae to John Carrington
- 1801DeedsHenry Hunt to George Law Sr, 17 November 1801
- 1804DeedsJohn Duke to Thomas Hunt, 13 January 1804
- 1804DeedsThomas Horner to Thomas Hunt, 7 January 1804
- 1804Court minutesDeed, Thomas Holmes [or Homer?] to Thomas Hunt, proved by Samuel Turrentine.
- 1804Court minutesDeed, John Duke to Thomas Hunt, proved by Thomas Horner.
- 1805DeedsHenry Hunt to John Cain, 29 October 1805
- 1805Court minutesJurors rejected payment and setoff and awarded Scott and Kirkland principal and damages against John Stroud.
- 1805Court minutesJurors upheld John Cain’s promise within three years, rejected payment and setoff and awarded Thomas Keeling damages.
- 1806DeedsPeter Tickle Sr to David Hunt, 10 June 1806
- 1806Court minutesThomas Patterson pleaded not guilty to petty larceny; a juror was withdrawn by consent.
- 1806Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Jas Patterson granted to Elizabeth Patterson; sureties Thomas Hunt and Wm Faucett.
- 1806WillsWill of Richard Cate
- 1808Court minutesThomas Hunt was ordered to pay Celia Hunt for maintaining her child.
1810s
- 1810Court minutesThe jury found Arthur Bobbitt promised payment and awarded Isaac Holden damages and costs.
- 1810Court minutesThe jury credited payment, valued the bond and awarded William Kirkland the remaining principal, damages and costs.
- 1810Court minutesWilliam Riggs was ordered to pay Polley Hunt child support as the reputed father.
- 1810Court minutesThe court ordered special execution on Willie Mangum’s estate assets and, if insufficient, on his administrators’ own property to satisfy…
- 1811MarriagesMarriage bond: Elijah Hunt and Mary Fowler
- 1811MarriagesMarriage bond: John Woods and Polly Hunt
- 1811Court minutesThe court corrected the previous term’s procedural entry retroactively; Drury Dunn was then nonsuited after failing to appear when called.
- 1811Court minutesThe jury found William Holt promised payment, resolved all issues for Robert Dixon, and awarded damages and costs.
- 1811Court minutesThe jury found William Wilkins not guilty; an appeal was requested.
- 1811Court minutesDeed, Peter Tickle to David Hunt, proved by Henry Tickle.
- 1811Court minutesThe court appointed Samuel Woods as road overseer.
- 1812Court minutesThe jury found Thomas Bradford and Joseph Bradford guilty on the indictment.
- 1812Court minutesOn objections by Ezekiel Laws and John Guess, the jury rejected the purported will of John Riggs.
- 1812Court minutesThe court appointed Mark Harris and the other named men to patrol the stated district.
- 1813DeedsNorth Carolina to Henry Hunt, 8 January 1813
- 1813Court minutesThe jury found Thomas Carrington liable in George Carrington’s ejectment action and awarded nominal damages and costs. An appeal was requ…
- 1814MarriagesMarriage bond: Elijah Teasley and Elizabeth Hunt
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded Luke Simpson damages against William Wilkins.
- 1814Court minutesThe jury awarded John J Carrington damages against John and Tho Hunt.
- 1814Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Richmond Harris granted to Hugh Cain; sureties Thomas Hunt and Enoch Collins.
- 1815DeedsJohn Hunt to Thomas H Taylor, 8 February 1815
- 1815Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): John Hunt to Thomas H Taylor, 8 February 1815
- 1816DeedsThomas Hunt to Richard Umstead, 26 April 1816
- 1816Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Thomas Hunt to Richard Umstead, 26 April 1816
- 1816Court minutesThe jury awarded David H Harvey damages and costs against James McRae.
- 1816Court minutesThe jury awarded John Hunt damages and costs against Edward Robson.
- 1816Court minutesAdministration of the estate of Hyrom Cozort granted to William Horton; sureties John Taylor Jr and John Hunt.
- 1818DeedsThomas Hunt to Nathaniel Harris, 5 December 1818
- 1818DeedsThomas Hunt to Ellison G Mangum, 5 December 1818
- 1818DeedsWilliam Hunt to David Parker, 13 March 1818
- 1818Court minutesJohn Taylor Jr renewed his clerk’s bonds with securities John Taylor Sent, Thomas H Taylor, Thomas Whithed and 3 others.
- 1819DeedsThomas Hunt to my granddaughter Harriet Taylor Hunt, 13 October 1819
- 1819Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Thomas Hunt to Harriet Taylor Hunt, 13 October 1819
- 1819MarriagesMarriage bond: Walter Megee and Sarah Hunt
1820s
- 1820DeedsThomas Hunt to Andrew Hunter, 9 November 1820
- 1820MarriagesMarriage bond: Thomas Adams and Harriet Hunt
- 1821DeedsThomas Hunt to Thomas D Adams, 30 August 1821
- 1821DeedsThomas Hunt to John Taylor & William McCauley, 1 September 1821
- 1821Records of enslaved peopleDeed (sale or gift not stated): Thomas Hunt to Thomas D Adams, 30 August 1821
- 1821Records of enslaved peopleDeed of trust: Thomas Hunt to John Taylor, William McCauley, 1 September 1821
- 1823Records of enslaved peopleSheriff's or court sale: Thomas Hunt to Thomas Ruffin, 2 December 1823
- 1823Records of enslaved peopleSheriff's or court sale: Thomas Hunt to Thomas Ruffin, 27 October 1823
- 1824DeedsJames Dollar & Molly Dollar & William Cole & Nancy Cole & William Dollar & Tempy Dollar & Absalom Hunt & Patsey Hunt & Milly White & William White to Joseph White, 2 August 1824
- 1824MarriagesMarriage bond: Federick Collier and Lucretia Hunt
- 1826WillsWill of Rosannah Cotner
- 1827DeedsThomas Hunt to John McCauley trustee, 26 December 1827
1830s
1840s
1850s
- 1851DeedsEsley Hunt to William F Bason, 17 May 1851
- 1852DeedsRichard M Jones & Samuel Thompson & Charles C Smith & James M Palmer & A M Woods & Esly Hunt & William Paul & William Nelson to State of North Carolina, 23 August 1852
- 1852DeedsRichard M Jones & Samuel Thompson & Charles C Smith & James M Palmer & A M Woods & Esly Hunt & William Paul & William Nelson to State of North Carolina, 23 August 1852
- 1852DeedsElisha Mitchell to Esley Hunt, 2 July 1852
- 1852DeedsUniversity of North Carolina to Esley Hunt, 22 May 1852
- 1853DeedsRichard M Jones & William Nelson & John F Lyon & Esley Hunt & William Paul & Charles C Smith & William F Strayhorn to State of North Carolina, 22 August 1853
- 1853DeedsRichard M Jones & William Nelson & John F Lyon & Esley Hunt & William Paul & Charles C Smith & William F Strayhorn to State of North Carolina, 22 August 1853
- 1855DeedsSpencer Hunt to Matthew Marcrom, 18 September 1855
- 1855DeedsEdwin Hunt & Elizabeth Hunt to Henry B Lloyd, 11 January 1855
- 1858DeedsRichard M Jones & Henry Richards & William F Strayhorn & Pride Jones & Esley Hunt & A M Woods to State of North Carolina, 23 August 1858
- 1858DeedsRichard M Jones & Henry Richards & William F Strayhorn & Pride Jones & Esley Hunt & A M Woods to State of North Carolina, 23 August 1858
- 1858DeedsJames Gill & John F Lyon & Henry Richards & Esley Hunt & James N Craig to State of North Carolina, 13 September 1858
- 1859DeedsSolomon Pool to Esley Hunt, 6 June 1859
1860s
- 1860MarriagesMarriage bond: John Brockwell and Harriet Hunt
- 1862DeedsRichard M Jones to Esley Hunt, 8 October 1862
- 1863DeedsJones Morgan estate by executor to Eliza Hunt, 5 June 1863
- 1866DeedsEsley Hunt to Richard M Jones, 1 June 1866
- 1869DeedsCaroline Jones & Richard M Jones to Esley Hunt, 21 April 1869
1870s
- 1870MarriagesMarriage license: James D Hunt and Mary Frances Stoud
- 1878MarriagesMarriage license: A J Hunt and Bettie H Baldwin
- 1878MarriagesMarriage license: W L Hunt and Mary F Halliburton
1880s
- 1880MarriagesMarriage license: Charles Hunt and Marry Holesonback
- 1884MarriagesMarriage license: Henry T Hunt and Julia A Walker
- 1887MarriagesMarriage license: Jas J Hunt and Alice Bacon
- 1889MarriagesMarriage license: Robert L Hunt and Maggie E Walker
1890s
- 1891MarriagesMarriage license: John A Hunt and Katie J Walker
- 1891MarriagesMarriage license: S H Hunt and Ada Bacon
- 1892MarriagesMarriage license: John T Dority and Lucy D Hunt
- 1894MarriagesMarriage license: John Jones and Matilda Hunt
- 1897MarriagesMarriage license: Joseph Hunt and Sally Warren
- 1899MarriagesMarriage license: H N James and Mary Hunt
1910s
- 1910MarriagesMarriage license: Sterling Hunt and Viola Roberts
Undated
- Court minutesThe court apprenticed Thomas Hunt to Stephen Wilson until age full age.
- Court minutesHarrison Wood appeared, paid his fine and was ordered to post a £200 county-indemnity bond with John Hunt and John Tilbry.
- Court minutesJohn Cate entered bond with Timothy Cain and John Hunt at £150 each.
- Court minutesJohn Hunt replaced Harrison Wood as overseer from Little River to Widow Brittains.
- Court minutesThirty-four named jurors were appointed for next county court.
- Court minutesWm. Caine became overseer from his house to Jacob Branton’s, with hands Jacob Branton, Thomas James, Jno. Horner and 22 others assigned.
- Court minutesDeed, Jno. Nichols Esq. to Memucan Hunt, proved by Wm. Lytle & Absolom Tatom ack..
- Court minutesThe sheriff returned the venire listing the summoned jurors.
- Court minutesThe court listed workers for the road near William Rhodes leading to dry creek.
- Court minutesGeorge Horner was ordered to appear concerning support of Mary Hunt’s two children, whose paternity the order attributed to him.
- Court minutesGeorge Horner was ordered to support Mary Hunt’s two children through annual payments, with credit for amounts already paid.
- Court minutesThe jury found William Whitfield’s covenants unperformed and awarded William Hall damages and costs.
- Court minutesThe court appointed James Wilson as road overseer, replacing Mark Picket,.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Jacob Cable of trespass.
- Court minutesThe jury acquitted Frederick Williams of assault.
- Court minutesThe court appointed John Hunt as road overseer, replacing Thomas Hunt.
- Court minutesThe jury found a setoff and unpaid balance in Anderson Hunt’s action against Wm Nash; its concluding finding was missing.
- Court minutesThe court appointed John Cain as road overseer.
- Court minutesThe court appointed James Walker as road overseer.
- Court minutesWm Polk recovered bond damages and costs against James Patterson and others for unperformed conditions.
- Court minutesJurors found for Thomas Hunt in Wm Carrington’s covenant action.
- Court minutesDeed, Memucan Hunt to Wm Palmer, proved by Wm Norwood.
- Court minutesJurors acquitted Thomas Farmer of assault.
- Court minutesHenry Thompson Jr recovered damages and costs against John Carrington; the court granted an appeal with James Carrington and Tho Hunt as…
- Court minutesJurors convicted enslaved Bob of housebreaking and theft from Sam’l Dick; the court sentenced him to whipping, ear mutilation and branding.
- Court minutesJno Hanks recovered the unpaid debt balance and damages against Jess Lynch after a payment credit and rejection of setoff.
- Court minutesThe record reported Geo Watson guilty of assault but also stated that a juror was withdrawn.
- Court minutesRelease, John McRae to John Carrington, proved by Wm Hunt.
- Court minutesJoseph Taylor won covenant damages and costs against David Dickey.
- Court minutesJurors found John Taylor’s bond to Jacob Lemmon fully paid and discharged.
- Court minutesThomas Hunt won damages and costs against William Barton after jurors rejected payment and setoff.
- Court minutesThe court ordered Thomas Hunt, charged as reputed father, to pay Celia Hunt child-maintenance installments.
- Court minutesThe court conditionally fined the named absent jurors and directed process requiring them to answer their defaults.
- Court minutesJurors convicted Thomas Hunt.
- Court minutesThe jury valued the bond, rejected payment and setoff, and awarded damages; Tho Hunt and Fredrick Mize secured a stay of execution.
- Court minutesThe jury found Mansfield Harris promised payment and awarded James Murdock damages and costs.
- Court minutesThe jury rejected payment and setoff and awarded damages; John Taylor Sr and Isaac Holden secured a stay of execution.
- Court minutesOn residents’ petition, the sheriff was ordered to summon a road jury to inspect and lay out the requested route and report.
- Court minutesThe jury found the covenant unfulfilled, resolved the issues for Robert Tinnin, and awarded damages and costs.
- Court minutesThe jury resolved every issue for Edward Harris, acting through his unnamed guardian, and awarded damages.
- Court minutesThe jury resolved every issue for Geo Carrington and awarded damages and costs.
- Court minutesA juror was withdrawn in Absalom Alston’s action against John Redmond.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Henry Forrest damages and costs against John Taylor Senr.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded Richard Crabtree damages against John D Carrington and Geo Carrington.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded John McKerall damages and costs against Samuel Child. An appeal was requested.
- Court minutesBill of Sale, Thomas Hunt to Richard Umsted, proved by Robert Harris.
- Court minutesMoses Leathers was appointed.
- Court minutesJames Boyles denied owing John Street money; Thomas Hunt testified that his debt did not exceed two shillings.
- Court minutesDeed, William Ray to Thomas Hunt, proved by John Watson.
- Court minutesDeed, Henry Hunt to John Cain, proved by J Watson.
- Court minutesDeed, John Hunt to John Cain, proved by J Watson.
- Court minutesDeed, John Hunt to Henry Hunt, proved by J Watson.
- Court minutesAquilla Rhodes was fined for failing to testify in Geo Carrington’s action against Henry Hunt.
- Court minutesAquilla Rhodes was fined for nonattendance and ordered to show cause against attachment in George Carrington’s action against Henry Hunt.
- Court minutesThe jury decided Thomas Barlow’s action in favor of Henry Neal.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded James Winfree damages and costs against William Sparrow.
- Court minutesAdministration of the estate of John Carrington granted to John J Carrington; sureties Thomas Hunt, Nathaniel Carrington and Sterling Har…
- Court minutesJohn Brown was fined for failing to testify in George Carrington’s action against Henry Hunt.
- Court minutesThe jury found Henry Hunt’s setoff equalled George Carrington’s demand.
- Court minutesThe jury awarded William Dickins damages against Thomas Hunt.
