Private - Co. G, 54th Ohio Infantry, USA
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Married first Virginia "Ginnie" Barnhiser on 04 November 1857 in Wyandot County, Ohio by Silas D. J. Bolt, Minister of the Gospel - divorced before November 1877
Married second Della Barnheiser on 17 November 1877 in Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio by Robert Cary, Justice of the Peace
4 children with Virginia:
Marshall Evan Hunt (1859-1925)
Martin Van Buren Hunt (1860-1934)
Allen Tittle Hunt (1861-1938)
Jenneta "Nettie" Hunt Watkins (1862-1951)
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From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 1, Column 4:
DEATH OF HEZEKIAH HUNT.
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt at the Mt. Pleasant asylum. The body will be shipped to Muscatine for burial. The funeral will likely take place on Thursday afternoon and will be in charge of Shelby Norman Post of which he was a member.
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From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 4, Column 3:
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt, an old resident of this county, at the insane asylum in Mt. Pleasant. The remains will be shipped to this city for interment. The funeral will be held from the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
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From the
Muscatine Evening Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 5, Column 2:
Notice.
The members of Shelby Norman Post, G. A. R., are requested to assemble at the Post rooms promptly at 1:30 o’clock, Thursday afternoon, to attend in a body the funeral of Comrade Hezekiah Hunt. The services will be held in the Presbyterian church and the Post will conduct the remains from the church to the cemetery.
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From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Thursday, December 26, 1895 – Page 8, Column 2:
Mrs. H. Hunt has received the sad news of the death of her husband at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The remains were brought home and laid to rest in the cemetery this afternoon by his comrades, who wore the blue.
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From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Sunday, December 29, 1895 – Page 4, Column 4:
Mr. Hezekiah Hunt, who was placed in the insane asylum at Mt Pleasant some time ago for treatment, with the hope that he might be cured there, died there and was brought home the fore part of the week, and buried on Thursday, under the auspices of the G. A. R. The family in this hour of great grief have the deepest sympathy of neighbors and friends.
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Married first Virginia "Ginnie" Barnhiser on 04 November 1857 in Wyandot County, Ohio by Silas D. J. Bolt, Minister of the Gospel - divorced before November 1877
Married second Della Barnheiser on 17 November 1877 in Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio by Robert Cary, Justice of the Peace
4 children with Virginia:
Marshall Evan Hunt (1859-1925)
Martin Van Buren Hunt (1860-1934)
Allen Tittle Hunt (1861-1938)
Jenneta "Nettie" Hunt Watkins (1862-1951)
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 1, Column 4:
DEATH OF HEZEKIAH HUNT.
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt at the Mt. Pleasant asylum. The body will be shipped to Muscatine for burial. The funeral will likely take place on Thursday afternoon and will be in charge of Shelby Norman Post of which he was a member.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 4, Column 3:
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt, an old resident of this county, at the insane asylum in Mt. Pleasant. The remains will be shipped to this city for interment. The funeral will be held from the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Evening Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 5, Column 2:
Notice.
The members of Shelby Norman Post, G. A. R., are requested to assemble at the Post rooms promptly at 1:30 o’clock, Thursday afternoon, to attend in a body the funeral of Comrade Hezekiah Hunt. The services will be held in the Presbyterian church and the Post will conduct the remains from the church to the cemetery.
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From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Thursday, December 26, 1895 – Page 8, Column 2:
Mrs. H. Hunt has received the sad news of the death of her husband at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The remains were brought home and laid to rest in the cemetery this afternoon by his comrades, who wore the blue.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Sunday, December 29, 1895 – Page 4, Column 4:
Mr. Hezekiah Hunt, who was placed in the insane asylum at Mt Pleasant some time ago for treatment, with the hope that he might be cured there, died there and was brought home the fore part of the week, and buried on Thursday, under the auspices of the G. A. R. The family in this hour of great grief have the deepest sympathy of neighbors and friends.
Private - Co. G, 54th Ohio Infantry, USA
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Married first Virginia "Ginnie" Barnhiser on 04 November 1857 in Wyandot County, Ohio by Silas D. J. Bolt, Minister of the Gospel - divorced before November 1877
Married second Della Barnheiser on 17 November 1877 in Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio by Robert Cary, Justice of the Peace
4 children with Virginia:
Marshall Evan Hunt (1859-1925)
Martin Van Buren Hunt (1860-1934)
Allen Tittle Hunt (1861-1938)
Jenneta "Nettie" Hunt Watkins (1862-1951)
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 1, Column 4:
DEATH OF HEZEKIAH HUNT.
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt at the Mt. Pleasant asylum. The body will be shipped to Muscatine for burial. The funeral will likely take place on Thursday afternoon and will be in charge of Shelby Norman Post of which he was a member.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 4, Column 3:
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt, an old resident of this county, at the insane asylum in Mt. Pleasant. The remains will be shipped to this city for interment. The funeral will be held from the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Evening Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 5, Column 2:
Notice.
The members of Shelby Norman Post, G. A. R., are requested to assemble at the Post rooms promptly at 1:30 o’clock, Thursday afternoon, to attend in a body the funeral of Comrade Hezekiah Hunt. The services will be held in the Presbyterian church and the Post will conduct the remains from the church to the cemetery.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Thursday, December 26, 1895 – Page 8, Column 2:
Mrs. H. Hunt has received the sad news of the death of her husband at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The remains were brought home and laid to rest in the cemetery this afternoon by his comrades, who wore the blue.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Sunday, December 29, 1895 – Page 4, Column 4:
Mr. Hezekiah Hunt, who was placed in the insane asylum at Mt Pleasant some time ago for treatment, with the hope that he might be cured there, died there and was brought home the fore part of the week, and buried on Thursday, under the auspices of the G. A. R. The family in this hour of great grief have the deepest sympathy of neighbors and friends.
_________________________________________
Married first Virginia "Ginnie" Barnhiser on 04 November 1857 in Wyandot County, Ohio by Silas D. J. Bolt, Minister of the Gospel - divorced before November 1877
Married second Della Barnheiser on 17 November 1877 in Defiance, Defiance County, Ohio by Robert Cary, Justice of the Peace
4 children with Virginia:
Marshall Evan Hunt (1859-1925)
Martin Van Buren Hunt (1860-1934)
Allen Tittle Hunt (1861-1938)
Jenneta "Nettie" Hunt Watkins (1862-1951)
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 1, Column 4:
DEATH OF HEZEKIAH HUNT.
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt at the Mt. Pleasant asylum. The body will be shipped to Muscatine for burial. The funeral will likely take place on Thursday afternoon and will be in charge of Shelby Norman Post of which he was a member.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 4, Column 3:
Notice has been received by his wife of the death of Hezekiah Hunt, an old resident of this county, at the insane asylum in Mt. Pleasant. The remains will be shipped to this city for interment. The funeral will be held from the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Evening Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Tuesday, December 24, 1895 – Page 5, Column 2:
Notice.
The members of Shelby Norman Post, G. A. R., are requested to assemble at the Post rooms promptly at 1:30 o’clock, Thursday afternoon, to attend in a body the funeral of Comrade Hezekiah Hunt. The services will be held in the Presbyterian church and the Post will conduct the remains from the church to the cemetery.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Journal – Muscatine, Iowa
Thursday, December 26, 1895 – Page 8, Column 2:
Mrs. H. Hunt has received the sad news of the death of her husband at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The remains were brought home and laid to rest in the cemetery this afternoon by his comrades, who wore the blue.
________________________
From the
Muscatine Daily News-Tribune – Muscatine, Iowa
Sunday, December 29, 1895 – Page 4, Column 4:
Mr. Hezekiah Hunt, who was placed in the insane asylum at Mt Pleasant some time ago for treatment, with the hope that he might be cured there, died there and was brought home the fore part of the week, and buried on Thursday, under the auspices of the G. A. R. The family in this hour of great grief have the deepest sympathy of neighbors and friends.
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