Small Cemetery located behind Red Rock Pass Historical Monument,between Downey and Swan Lake, Idaho on Highway #91.
James married Artimacy Lucy Norton, 12 Apr 1879, Oneida, Idaho, Vol. 4, Page 37. She was living in Weston, Idaho at the time of the marriage. She was born 6 Jul 1859, Provo, UT; died 18 Jan 1923, Bannock, ID.
"James Franklin Hunt, May 7, 1858 - June 11, 1917
A native of Parowan, Utah, where his parents camped on their way from San Bernardino to Ogden.
J. Frank Hunt grew up on a ranch near Oxford, Idaho. (His father, a Nauvoo legion major and a Mormon Battalion captain, assisted C. C. Rich in founding San Bernardino, where he lived until that settlement was recalled to Utah during Albert Sidney Johnston's Utah campaign.)
Frank Hunt became a Mormon missionary and bishop before completing fourteen years of legislative service (1895-1896, 1901-1910, and 1913-1914), including three terms as speaker (1903-1908) followed by two more as state senator.
Nominated as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in 1898, he lost to a Silver Republican-Democratic nominee. He also was appointed an Idaho State Reform School trustee after serving as a legislative sponsor for that institution."
IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
James married Artimacy Lucy Norton, 12 Apr 1879, Oneida, Idaho, Vol. 4, Page 37. She was living in Weston, Idaho at the time of the marriage. She was born 6 Jul 1859, Provo, UT; died 18 Jan 1923, Bannock, ID.
"James Franklin Hunt, May 7, 1858 - June 11, 1917
A native of Parowan, Utah, where his parents camped on their way from San Bernardino to Ogden.
J. Frank Hunt grew up on a ranch near Oxford, Idaho. (His father, a Nauvoo legion major and a Mormon Battalion captain, assisted C. C. Rich in founding San Bernardino, where he lived until that settlement was recalled to Utah during Albert Sidney Johnston's Utah campaign.)
Frank Hunt became a Mormon missionary and bishop before completing fourteen years of legislative service (1895-1896, 1901-1910, and 1913-1914), including three terms as speaker (1903-1908) followed by two more as state senator.
Nominated as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in 1898, he lost to a Silver Republican-Democratic nominee. He also was appointed an Idaho State Reform School trustee after serving as a legislative sponsor for that institution."
IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Small Cemetery located behind Red Rock Pass Historical Monument,between Downey and Swan Lake, Idaho on Highway #91.
James married Artimacy Lucy Norton, 12 Apr 1879, Oneida, Idaho, Vol. 4, Page 37. She was living in Weston, Idaho at the time of the marriage. She was born 6 Jul 1859, Provo, UT; died 18 Jan 1923, Bannock, ID.
"James Franklin Hunt, May 7, 1858 - June 11, 1917
A native of Parowan, Utah, where his parents camped on their way from San Bernardino to Ogden.
J. Frank Hunt grew up on a ranch near Oxford, Idaho. (His father, a Nauvoo legion major and a Mormon Battalion captain, assisted C. C. Rich in founding San Bernardino, where he lived until that settlement was recalled to Utah during Albert Sidney Johnston's Utah campaign.)
Frank Hunt became a Mormon missionary and bishop before completing fourteen years of legislative service (1895-1896, 1901-1910, and 1913-1914), including three terms as speaker (1903-1908) followed by two more as state senator.
Nominated as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in 1898, he lost to a Silver Republican-Democratic nominee. He also was appointed an Idaho State Reform School trustee after serving as a legislative sponsor for that institution."
IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
James married Artimacy Lucy Norton, 12 Apr 1879, Oneida, Idaho, Vol. 4, Page 37. She was living in Weston, Idaho at the time of the marriage. She was born 6 Jul 1859, Provo, UT; died 18 Jan 1923, Bannock, ID.
"James Franklin Hunt, May 7, 1858 - June 11, 1917
A native of Parowan, Utah, where his parents camped on their way from San Bernardino to Ogden.
J. Frank Hunt grew up on a ranch near Oxford, Idaho. (His father, a Nauvoo legion major and a Mormon Battalion captain, assisted C. C. Rich in founding San Bernardino, where he lived until that settlement was recalled to Utah during Albert Sidney Johnston's Utah campaign.)
Frank Hunt became a Mormon missionary and bishop before completing fourteen years of legislative service (1895-1896, 1901-1910, and 1913-1914), including three terms as speaker (1903-1908) followed by two more as state senator.
Nominated as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in 1898, he lost to a Silver Republican-Democratic nominee. He also was appointed an Idaho State Reform School trustee after serving as a legislative sponsor for that institution."
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