Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Church (now Williamson U.M.C.) Second Distirct Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Church Register 1823-1895
Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt, widely known in his time was among the few doctors to maintain residence in one of the northern districts, was born March 19, 1818 and died April 11, 1876. He joined efforts of a few neighbors after the educational collapse of the Civil War days, to start a private school in White Path where he resided. Mary A, his wife born Sept. 7, 1829 and died April 9, 1891. Mrs. Jack Pinson was the daughter of this public-spirited couple. There were other descendants who migrated from the County a long time ago. History of Gilmer Co., GA (p. 255); Submitter: unknown.
Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Methodist Church Register (1823-1895)
Confederate Soldier
Pvt
Co D
11 Georgia Infantry
CSA
Son of Judkins and Unity (Hancock) Hunt, Jr.
Husband of Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt ~ married January 01, 1849, Gilmer Co., GA
Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt's children were ...
1. Martha Hunt
2. Robert Marcus Hunt (m. Roxie Virginia Burleson)
3. Mary Alice Hunt (m. A. Jack Pinson)
4. Elizabeth Unity Hunt
5. Ida Jane Hunt (m. 1st. Walter Booze and 2nd., William Hart Hughes)
6. William Goodwin "Billy" Hunt (m. Ada Bell Burleson)
7. John Henry Hunt (m. Mary Brown and Ida Whetstine).
Georgia Girl was the original contributor (not Evening Blues) of Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt's "C.S.A." memorial (incl. his wife, Mary Ann Banks Hunt) memorial (incl. bio., with the exception of his "C.S.A." rec'd.) and later transferred to Marissa Kaime who is a direct descendant of Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt.
Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt, widely known in his time was among the few doctors to maintain residence in one of the northern districts, was born March 19, 1818 and died April 11, 1876. He joined efforts of a few neighbors after the educational collapse of the Civil War days, to start a private school in White Path where he resided. Mary A, his wife born Sept. 7, 1829 and died April 9, 1891. Mrs. Jack Pinson was the daughter of this public-spirited couple. There were other descendants who migrated from the County a long time ago. History of Gilmer Co., GA (p. 255); Submitter: unknown.
Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Methodist Church Register (1823-1895)
Confederate Soldier
Pvt
Co D
11 Georgia Infantry
CSA
Son of Judkins and Unity (Hancock) Hunt, Jr.
Husband of Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt ~ married January 01, 1849, Gilmer Co., GA
Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt's children were ...
1. Martha Hunt
2. Robert Marcus Hunt (m. Roxie Virginia Burleson)
3. Mary Alice Hunt (m. A. Jack Pinson)
4. Elizabeth Unity Hunt
5. Ida Jane Hunt (m. 1st. Walter Booze and 2nd., William Hart Hughes)
6. William Goodwin "Billy" Hunt (m. Ada Bell Burleson)
7. John Henry Hunt (m. Mary Brown and Ida Whetstine).
Georgia Girl was the original contributor (not Evening Blues) of Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt's "C.S.A." memorial (incl. his wife, Mary Ann Banks Hunt) memorial (incl. bio., with the exception of his "C.S.A." rec'd.) and later transferred to Marissa Kaime who is a direct descendant of Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt.
Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Church (now Williamson U.M.C.) Second Distirct Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Church Register 1823-1895
Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt, widely known in his time was among the few doctors to maintain residence in one of the northern districts, was born March 19, 1818 and died April 11, 1876. He joined efforts of a few neighbors after the educational collapse of the Civil War days, to start a private school in White Path where he resided. Mary A, his wife born Sept. 7, 1829 and died April 9, 1891. Mrs. Jack Pinson was the daughter of this public-spirited couple. There were other descendants who migrated from the County a long time ago. History of Gilmer Co., GA (p. 255); Submitter: unknown.
Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Methodist Church Register (1823-1895)
Confederate Soldier
Pvt
Co D
11 Georgia Infantry
CSA
Son of Judkins and Unity (Hancock) Hunt, Jr.
Husband of Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt ~ married January 01, 1849, Gilmer Co., GA
Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt's children were ...
1. Martha Hunt
2. Robert Marcus Hunt (m. Roxie Virginia Burleson)
3. Mary Alice Hunt (m. A. Jack Pinson)
4. Elizabeth Unity Hunt
5. Ida Jane Hunt (m. 1st. Walter Booze and 2nd., William Hart Hughes)
6. William Goodwin "Billy" Hunt (m. Ada Bell Burleson)
7. John Henry Hunt (m. Mary Brown and Ida Whetstine).
Georgia Girl was the original contributor (not Evening Blues) of Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt's "C.S.A." memorial (incl. his wife, Mary Ann Banks Hunt) memorial (incl. bio., with the exception of his "C.S.A." rec'd.) and later transferred to Marissa Kaime who is a direct descendant of Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt.
Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt, widely known in his time was among the few doctors to maintain residence in one of the northern districts, was born March 19, 1818 and died April 11, 1876. He joined efforts of a few neighbors after the educational collapse of the Civil War days, to start a private school in White Path where he resided. Mary A, his wife born Sept. 7, 1829 and died April 9, 1891. Mrs. Jack Pinson was the daughter of this public-spirited couple. There were other descendants who migrated from the County a long time ago. History of Gilmer Co., GA (p. 255); Submitter: unknown.
Robert Rivers Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. He became a member in 1836 and was removed in 1849. Red Oak Methodist Church Register (1823-1895)
Confederate Soldier
Pvt
Co D
11 Georgia Infantry
CSA
Son of Judkins and Unity (Hancock) Hunt, Jr.
Husband of Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt ~ married January 01, 1849, Gilmer Co., GA
Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt's children were ...
1. Martha Hunt
2. Robert Marcus Hunt (m. Roxie Virginia Burleson)
3. Mary Alice Hunt (m. A. Jack Pinson)
4. Elizabeth Unity Hunt
5. Ida Jane Hunt (m. 1st. Walter Booze and 2nd., William Hart Hughes)
6. William Goodwin "Billy" Hunt (m. Ada Bell Burleson)
7. John Henry Hunt (m. Mary Brown and Ida Whetstine).
Georgia Girl was the original contributor (not Evening Blues) of Dr. Robert Rivers Hunt's "C.S.A." memorial (incl. his wife, Mary Ann Banks Hunt) memorial (incl. bio., with the exception of his "C.S.A." rec'd.) and later transferred to Marissa Kaime who is a direct descendant of Dr. Robert Rivers and Mary Ann (Banks) Hunt.
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