James B. Hunt was a member of Red Oak Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1834 and was removed in 1838. Red Oak Church Register 1823-1895
James Hunt, along with his wife, may have been one of those in the tremendous migration to Mississippi in 1837, after the last of the Indian land in Mississippi had been opened for settlement. It possible James B. Hunt and his wife, Louisa J. (Wynne) Hunt where with the Owen family on the journey from Georgia to Mississippi in an ox-cart. They would have traveled probably about 350 miles.
Son of Judkins Hunt, Jr. and Unity Hancock
Husband of Louisa J. (Wynn) Hunt ~ married August 02, 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS
James Hunt, along with his wife, may have been one of those in the tremendous migration to Mississippi in 1837, after the last of the Indian land in Mississippi had been opened for settlement. It possible James B. Hunt and his wife, Louisa J. (Wynne) Hunt where with the Owen family on the journey from Georgia to Mississippi in an ox-cart. They would have traveled probably about 350 miles.
Son of Judkins Hunt, Jr. and Unity Hancock
Husband of Louisa J. (Wynn) Hunt ~ married August 02, 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS
James B. Hunt was a member of Red Oak Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1834 and was removed in 1838. Red Oak Church Register 1823-1895
James Hunt, along with his wife, may have been one of those in the tremendous migration to Mississippi in 1837, after the last of the Indian land in Mississippi had been opened for settlement. It possible James B. Hunt and his wife, Louisa J. (Wynne) Hunt where with the Owen family on the journey from Georgia to Mississippi in an ox-cart. They would have traveled probably about 350 miles.
Son of Judkins Hunt, Jr. and Unity Hancock
Husband of Louisa J. (Wynn) Hunt ~ married August 02, 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS
James Hunt, along with his wife, may have been one of those in the tremendous migration to Mississippi in 1837, after the last of the Indian land in Mississippi had been opened for settlement. It possible James B. Hunt and his wife, Louisa J. (Wynne) Hunt where with the Owen family on the journey from Georgia to Mississippi in an ox-cart. They would have traveled probably about 350 miles.
Son of Judkins Hunt, Jr. and Unity Hancock
Husband of Louisa J. (Wynn) Hunt ~ married August 02, 1865, Pontotoc Co., MS
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