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Johnnie B Hunt

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Johnnie B Hunt

Birth
Kentucky, USA
Death
26 Dec 1946 (aged 66)
Pulaski, Giles County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Princeton, Gibson County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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Application for work permit number 348, to work as a miner dated July 10, 1918, gives his age as 38, and he had no mining experience.

John was supposed to be part Indian.

John was killed in a hit and run auto accident which occurred on Christmas Day, Wednesday December 25, 1946, along with his son, George Henry 'Bill' HUNT. They were on a hunting trip. Bill had just returned from the Army WWII.

John, a laborer and Sarah lived at 718 South Stout Street. (January 2000, this address was an empty lot).

Per the Pulaski, TN Citizen Newspaper dated December 25, 1946 the wreck occurred at 4:30 pm on Highway 31, in the Tarpley Shop section 5 miles south of Pulaski.

Tennessee death records has him dying December 25, 1946

Records show Johnnie was a coal miner when his son, Robert Paul Hunt, was born October 4, 1922

However, he was a carpenter later in life.
Application for work permit number 348, to work as a miner dated July 10, 1918, gives his age as 38, and he had no mining experience.

John was supposed to be part Indian.

John was killed in a hit and run auto accident which occurred on Christmas Day, Wednesday December 25, 1946, along with his son, George Henry 'Bill' HUNT. They were on a hunting trip. Bill had just returned from the Army WWII.

John, a laborer and Sarah lived at 718 South Stout Street. (January 2000, this address was an empty lot).

Per the Pulaski, TN Citizen Newspaper dated December 25, 1946 the wreck occurred at 4:30 pm on Highway 31, in the Tarpley Shop section 5 miles south of Pulaski.

Tennessee death records has him dying December 25, 1946

Records show Johnnie was a coal miner when his son, Robert Paul Hunt, was born October 4, 1922

However, he was a carpenter later in life.

Gravesite Details

The stone is very hard to read and is located just across the road east of his daughter Martha Hunt Elliott



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