Individual Details
Ann HUNT
(ABT 1780S - )
Unfortunately the only information we have on the Hunt family is that they came from Co. Sligo.
Note: The Hunt surname is common throughout the country, especially in Connaught and Munster. The fact that it is an English name may account for much of its presence in Ulster and Leinster, but generally it is an anglicisation of Ó Fiaich, Ó Fiacha, Ó Fiachna and Ó Fiachra because of their resemblance to the Irish word 'fiach', meaning 'chase' or 'hunt'. In the mid-19th century, the Hunt surname was most common in counties Mayo and Sligo.
Note: The Hunt surname is common throughout the country, especially in Connaught and Munster. The fact that it is an English name may account for much of its presence in Ulster and Leinster, but generally it is an anglicisation of Ó Fiaich, Ó Fiacha, Ó Fiachna and Ó Fiachra because of their resemblance to the Irish word 'fiach', meaning 'chase' or 'hunt'. In the mid-19th century, the Hunt surname was most common in counties Mayo and Sligo.
Events
| Birth | ABT 1780S | Co. Sligo | |||
| Death | probably Kilgarriff, Fairymount, Co. Roscommon |
Families
| Spouse | Cormac or Thomas GORDON (1785 - ) |
| Child | Patrick (Pat) GORDON ( - 1882) |
| Child | Martin GORDON (caution: relationship to parents not verified) ( - ) |
| Child | Cormac GORDON ( - ) |
| Child | Bridget GORDON (1817 - 1902) |
| Child | Michael GORDON (1818 - 1886) |
| Child | Thomas GORDON (1821 - 1901) |
| Child | Ellen (Nellie) GORDON (1824 - 1900) |
| Child | Catherine GORDON (Caution: some children not verified) (1825 - 1907) |