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- [S10111] Alan Wright, Wright, Alan, 28 May 2017>, "Daniel James Hunton," (Reliability: 3).
Hi Phil,
As a line probably of limited interest to you and I'm not going to even try and analyse that connection! I've attached a few images but it's been a long time since I did any research and I really need to tidy it all up when retirement beckons. Final image (A W Hunton) I stumbled across on Facebook just a couple of weeks back, which is bound to be connected somewhere along the line. Not sure if you're local to Norwich (I'm now in Perth, Scotland), but in terms of my Hunton/Sabberton connection, I'm given to understand that the start of Bussey and Sabberton, which evolved into Norwich's main Ford dealer, is connected somewhere along the way.
Kind regards,
Alan
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> On 28 May 2017, at 08:34, Phil Williams wrote:
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> Hi Alan,
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> Hope you didn't hurt yourself!
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> Daniel James Hunton was my ex-wife's granduncle's wife's 2nd cousin once removed's wife's 3rd cousin once removed's wife's brother!
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> My information has mostly come from a single source and I have not got around to verifying much of the data due to illness, moving house, and many other distractions ...
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> It would appear, from the National Burial Index, that he was buried on 26 July 1854. His year of birth was given as 1806.
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> Looking around various online records, James and Julia had a number of children. The first being Harriet who was Christened on 9th July 1826, less than 3 months after their marriage!
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> I would be very grateful for any further information on the family and will gladly cite you as the source.
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> Best wishes,
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> Phil.
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>> On 27/05/2017 20:09, Alan Wright wrote:
>> Hi Phil,
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>> Just stumbled across your family tree and can advise that I am a great-grandson of Daniel James Hunton, born 1872.
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>> If you wanted to fill in any gaps on his marriage/descendants, I can provide some of that information. Interestingly enough, in terms of his ancestors it looks like you ground to a halt at the same stages as myself! James Hunton, who I assume to also be from Carbrooke, born circa 1806. In terms of the Armes, etc. again we appear to have reached the same point.
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>> Kind regards,
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>> Alan Wright
>> Sent from my iPad
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