William W. Hunter, one of the enterprising farmers of Posey County, Ind., was born on January 1, 1851, and is a son of John and Lucinda (Wade) Hunter, who were natives of Posey County, Ind. The father was a farmer by occupation and at the time of his marriage, which occurred in 1850, he lived in Posey County on his present farm. He is the owner of 420 acres of land and is one of the leading farmers of the county. William W. was educated in the district schools and resided with his people until he was nearly twenty-one years of age. September 3, 1871, he took for his life companion Serilda Ackman, daughter of William and Lucretia Ackman. She was born in the state of Kentucky October 13, 1849. To their union one child has been born named Ida, born February 5, 1872. Mr, Hunter is a Republican and cast his first vote for U.S. Grant
William W. Hunter, one of the enterprising farmers of Posey County, Ind., was born on January 1, 1851, and is a son of John and Lucinda (Wade) Hunter, who were natives of Posey County, Ind. The father was a farmer by occupation and at the time of his marriage, which occurred in 1850, he lived in Posey County on his present farm. He is the owner of 420 acres of land and is one of the leading farmers of the county. William W. was educated in the district schools and resided with his people until he was nearly twenty-one years of age. September 3, 1871, he took for his life companion Serilda Ackman, daughter of William and Lucretia Ackman. She was born in the state of Kentucky October 13, 1849. To their union one child has been born named Ida, born February 5, 1872. Mr, Hunter is a Republican and cast his first vote for U.S. Grant
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