Genealogy of Samuel Hunt ( -by 1720)

Samuel Hunt^1,2

M, #395, d. between 1718 and 1720

Death*: between 1718 and 1720; Maidenhead Twp., Hunterdon Co., New Jersey; testate, NJA 21:248¹

Last Edited: 22 Dec 2013

Father: Ralph Hunt^1,2 d. Feb 1676/77

Note*: "will is dated January 15th, 1717"

[See NJA 23:248-9]³
Note: Samuel Hunt owned or occupied land in the vicinity of Maidenhead New Jersey by 1695:
"1695 May 23. [Deed] for Jonathan Davis, of 109 a. between his mother's land and Samuel Hunt" (NJA 21:393).

Church:
1698/9 Mar 18 - Samuel Hunt was among the twenty eight buyers of 100 acres in Maidenhead "for a meeting house, burying ground and schoolhouse" (NJA 21:517-8).⁴

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