Individual Details
Thomas HUNT
( - 1819)
Thomas Hunt, Indian captive in French and Indian War. As related in an 1881 History of Sussex and Warren Counties, NJ;
The Indians crossed the Delaware near the present Dingman's Ferry and reached Richard Hunt's log house, about 15 miles on the Jersey side of the river. He was absent, and a younger brother, Thomas Hunt, and a negro servant the only occupants. They yielded to the Indians, and were forced to accompany them to Canada. Hunt was sold by his captors to a French military officer as his servant, and was liberated under the Treaty of Easton in October 1758, and reached home in 1759 after a servitude of three years and nine months.
Thomas Hunt of Hardwick Twp., NJ m. Tabitha Cook by license of 13 April 1770 and he died there testate in 1819. FIELD NAME Page
The Indians crossed the Delaware near the present Dingman's Ferry and reached Richard Hunt's log house, about 15 miles on the Jersey side of the river. He was absent, and a younger brother, Thomas Hunt, and a negro servant the only occupants. They yielded to the Indians, and were forced to accompany them to Canada. Hunt was sold by his captors to a French military officer as his servant, and was liberated under the Treaty of Easton in October 1758, and reached home in 1759 after a servitude of three years and nine months.
Thomas Hunt of Hardwick Twp., NJ m. Tabitha Cook by license of 13 April 1770 and he died there testate in 1819. FIELD NAME Page
Events
| Marriage | 13 Apr 1770 | Living | |||
| Death | 1819 | Hardwick Twp. Sussex, New Jersey, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Living |
| Child | Samuel C. HUNT (1780 - 1859) |
| Child | Thomas HUNT (1785 - 1856) |
| Child | Daniel HUNT (1789 - ) |
| Father | Samuel HUNT (1684 - 1752) |
| Mother | Abigail BETTS (1720 - 1752) |
| Sibling | Samuel HUNT (See Notes For Children) ( - 1794) |
| Sibling | Richard HUNT (1723 - 1819) |
| Sibling | John HUNT ( - 1758) |
| Sibling | Ralph HUNT (1732 - 1821) |
| Sibling | Living |
| Sibling | Living |
| Sibling | Living |