HUNT, Thomas, of Salem, Mass.; from Waterford, Ireland,
before 1770; m. Susanna Jefferds [widow],
April 3, 1770.--Salem Vital Records, Vol. 3, p. 529.
1820 HUNT ROBERT Lincoln County KY 073 No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule KY 1820 Federal Census Index KY35337683
1820 HUNT ROBERT Pulaski County KY 060 Somerset Federal Population Schedule KY 1820 Federal Census Index KY35337684

1810 HUNT ROBERT Pulaski County KY 150 30110-11110-00 Federal Population Schedule KY 1810 Federal Census Index KYS1a1709457
1810 HUNT ROBERT Pulaski County KY 150 30110-11110-00 Federal Population Schedule KY 1810 Federal Census Index KYS1a1709493

1800 HUNT ROBERT Pulaski County KY No Township Listed Tax list KY Early Census Index KYS1a1709473
1800 HUNT ROBERT Pulaski County KY No Township Listed Tax list KY Early Census Index KYS1a1709510

Hunt, Robert O 752. Common Street Cemetery. Watertown, Massachusetts.
HUNT Robert Sgt Elmwood Cem, South Weymouth MA 45 (from DAR)

From NY will book:
Dated the -- day of (???), 1774. Witnesses, John Richardson, merchant, Aaron Borson, John Nath. Hutchins. Proved, April 27, 1777.


 
Page 45.--"In the name of God, Amen. I, JOHN HUNT, of the Borrough town of Westchester, Esq., being in good health. I leave to my wife Mary the use of my dwelling house and
homestead and salt meadow adjoining on the west side of the road leading to Whitestone Ferry; Also the use of two fields on the east side of said road adjoining John Hunt, Jr.; Also the
privilege of pasturing a piece of land lying between Benjamin Ferris and James Lewis, on Throggs Neck, and the privilege to cut firewood and timber on the land lying southward of my
orchard, and no where else. I leave to my wife my best bed and a negro girl, also her riding mare, and 1/2 of my pewter and her household linnen and œ300. I leave to my son William my
two lots of land and meadow adjoining commonly called and known by the name of Shepperds Fields, lying on the west side of the road to Whitestone ferry, on Throggs Neck. I leave to
my granddaughter, Tamer Pell, wife of Gilbert Pell, all my lands and buildings at Minefords Island in the Manor of Pelham. I leave to my grandson, John Palmer, son of Philip Palmer,
œ50. I leave to my son John all the rest of my real estate and all household goods, and he is to pay to my grandson, John Hunt, son of my son William, œ100. My executors are to sell all
personal property, but my daughters, Tamar and Anna, are to have part of the furniture. I leave to my sons, John and William, my wearing apparell. I make my son John, and my
son-in-law, Robert Hunt, Jr., and my son-in-law, Gilbert Pell, executors."