Person:John Hunt (18)

Watchers
John Tipton Hunt
m. 1761
  1. Anna Hunt
  2. Unknown Female Hunt
  3. John Tipton HuntAbt 1762 - 1829
  4. William Bazel HUNT1765 - 1829
  5. Reuben Hunt1767 - 1825
  6. Martha HUNTAbt 1770 -
  7. Sarah HuntAbt 1772 - 1851
  8. Rev. Absalom HUNT1773 - 1841
  9. Dradenna Hunt1781 - 1844
  10. Lewis Wilson Hunt1796 - 1801
  • HJohn Tipton HuntAbt 1762 - 1829
  • WMary Denton1769 - 1843
m. Abt 1788
  1. John Lemuel Hunt1789 - 1855
  2. William Bazel Hunt1790 - 1869
  3. Absolum Hunt1792 - 1863
  4. James Bazel Hunt1794 - 1855
  5. Reuben Hunt1795 - 1846
  6. John Wesley Hunt1797 - 1858
  7. Howard Hunt1800 - 1860
  8. William D. Hunt1802 - 1876
  9. Joshua Parker Hunt1805 - 1846
  10. Anna Hunt1807 -
  11. Elizabeth Hunt1808 - Bet 1850 & 1860
  12. Benjamin Northcutt Hunt1809 - 1861
  13. Sarah Hunt1811 - 1888
  14. Deborah Hunt1814 -
  15. Patsy Hunt1816 - 1823
Facts and Events
Name John Tipton Hunt
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1762 Frederick Co., VA
Alt Birth? 1763 Frederick County, Virginia
Marriage Abt 1788 Washington District, North Carolinato Mary Denton
Death? 15 Mar 1829 Locust, Fleming Co., KY

Notes for John Tipton Hunt Sr.: John Ross vs. John Hunt, Sr. and Basil Hunt, Fleming Co., Ky

Besides, the summons, this was all that was included in this suit. No mention was made of a settlement. Fleming Co., KY Circuit Court Case #215 John Ross Ag } Bill J & B Hunt

To the Honble the Judges of the Circuit Court of Fleming siting in Chancery. Your orater John Ross Humbly Shows

       That Some time ago a certain John Hunt Senr & Thomas Flowers made a Covenant  with John Crittenden by which they purchased of the said   Crittenden a large quantity  of Land situate in different parts of this Comonwealth, that by Some fraud or other  Circumstance unknown to your orator the said Crittenden vacatio? the said Contract and by the decree of the Court of Chancery the said Hunt & Flowers were order'd to reconvey the premises to the said John Crittenden; that after this decree of Cancell  went had pas'd, the said John Hunt Senr Who your orator prays may be made a deft to  this Bill proposed? to Sell to your orator one thousand acres of the Land which he said he had purchased of Crittenden & Concealed from your orater the decree which  had cancell'd the agreement between himself & Crittenden that your orater purchased  the said 1000 acres of Land from the said John Hunt & received the Bond of the said 

Jnofor the Conveyance thereto which will on a proper occasion be here to annexed; your orator shows farther that he assigned to the said Hunt in payment of the Land a bond held by your orater on a certain Benjn Lodges for the Sum of two hundred & fifty pounds p-?- money with fifteen years Interest thereon with a Credit for the -?- of three hundred dollars. Your Orater Shows farther that the said John Hunt the Deft, is notoriously insolvent & that he has long been in the habit of making sales of Lands & ther property to which he pretended title & as soon as he received any thing for such sales transfering the property received to Some of his sons, by which means the unguarded purchaser became compleatly defrauded of the price given, becausethe said John the Deft care fully avoided holding any thing which could be subject to Ex in [abbreviation for Execution?] and the son to whom his property was transfer'd pretended to be ignorant of the fraudulent practices of his father & to be a fair purchase of the property at an adequate price; Your orater Shows further that thesaid John Hunt the Deft in pursuance of hi Same practise -?- transfer'd the bond to his son Lewis Hunt who again transfered the bond to Basil Hunt for a trifling consideration -?- intended as a cover to the fraud than as a fair & adequate Consideration, and your orater expressly charges that both Lewis Hunt (who is since dead without issue or Exor) & Basil Hunt both at & before the times of the transfer aforesd to them had compleat notice that the contract between their father & Crittenden was sissolved that the bond on Lodges was procured from your orater by a pretended Sale of a part of the Said Land & that nothing Could ever pass to your orator by the Said purchase and also that their father was perfectly insolvent & as your orater believes intended to remain so. Your orater Shows farther that he has repeatedly applied himself to the said Basil Hunt (who he prays may be made a deft to this Bill) to cancel the said agreement and restore to him the Bond on Benj Lodges.

               But now to it is may it -?- -?- -?- that the said Basil Hunt Combining 

himself to & with the other deft John Hunt Senr & other unknown but who wen discover'd he prays may be the -?- defts with apt words to charge them refuses to restore to your orater the bond aforesd & cancel & annul the said bargain, but gives out in speches that your orater may seek his remedy against the said Deft John Hunt who he knows is insolvent All which actings and doings of the said Deft's are Contrary to Equity & lead to your orater -?- . In -?- Consideration of Which and a s your orator is with out remedy at Common Law & can only be relieved in Equity where matters of this kind are only and properly Cogurzable?. To? the End therefore that the said Defts may on their -?- Oaths & full true and perfect and -?- make to the promises or fully as if -?- repealed & interogated, May it please your Honors by your decree to nullify & Cancell the said agreement between your orater & the Said John Hunt Senr & order the said Bon on Lodges to be restored to your orater; and that if the Said Basil Hunt has received any of the moneys from the said Lodges or his Exors or represtatives or has made any adjustment of the debt by the receipt of other property, such other property order'd to be deliver to your orator, or the said Basil Hunt be decreed to acc [rest of the word missing-ragged paper edge] with your orator to grant is may be Conferable to Equity & Suitable to your orators Case, & to grant to yr. Orator the writ of Spa? to the said Defts Basil Hunt & John Hunt Senr. to be decreed Commanding &c & yr orator

Alex r K. Manshale?

       for the Compt?


Fleming Co., KY Deed Book A-1 pg. 142-143, John Hunt Sr., 1799 File contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Elizabeth Smith <ESmith@@Montgomery.k12.ky.us>

Know all men by these Presents that I John Hunt Sen. of Montgomery County & State of Kentucky have made, obtained constituted and appointed John Hunt Jnr. of Fleming County & State aforesaid all debts demands & damages that shall or may be recovered of said Jacob Myers giving, and by these presents granting to my sd. Attorney my sole Power & Authority to take persue & follow such Legal Courses for the recovery & obtaining of the same as I myself could or might do wear I Personally Present and in all things touching the same as he may think proper to do, as also to appoint one or more Attorneys under him, and to revoke the same at his pleasure also to revoke the Powers giving by me heretofore to any person whatsoever, and to act for me & in my name with all other persons whatsoever in recovering and receiving as above so far as my said Attorney shall think proper, ratifying allowing and confirming whatsoever my sd Attorney shall Lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue of these Presents. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal this 26th November 1798

Signed in the Presence of us John Hunt Jesse Sanders Reubin Hunt


Fleming County July the 8th 1799

This Power of Attorney from John Hunt Senr. to John Hunt Jnr. was received into my office and acknowledged by the saidd John Hunt Senr. to be his act and deed, whereupon a Copy of the same is admitted to Record

                                       Teste
                                               Joshua Stockton C.F.Cl.