Husband: William H. HUNTER
Birthdate: May 27, 1810
Birthplace: Anderson, SC
Death date: Mar 31, 1900
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Wife: Edna POOLE
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Father: Manning POOLE
Mother: Mary MILWEE
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Child No. 1: Martha Josephine HUNTER
Birthdate: Sep 20, 1845
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Marriage date: Sep 18, 1920
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Child No. 2: John Presley HUNTER
Birthdate: Feb 18, 1848 Anderson District, South
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Spouses' names: Laura Perdella BRASELTON
Marriage date: Abt. 1874
Death date: Jun 23, 1930 Collage Park, Ga.

Child No. 3: Henry HUNTER
Birthdate: 1852
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Child No. 4: Margaret Elizabeth HUNTER
Birthdate: Oct 22, 1853 Gwinnett Co., Ga.
Spouses' names: Wilburn B. DUNCAN
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Death date: Mar 4, 1942 Gainesville, Hall Co., Ga.

Child No. 5: James LaFayette HUNTER
Birthdate: May 31, 1857
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Death date: Jan 15, 1932

Child No. 6: Ida Palmyra HUNTER
Birthdate: Nov 22, 1861 Gwinnett Co., Ga.
Spouses' names: Milton David GILLESPIE
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Death date: Jul 28, 1963 Commerce, Jackson Co., Ga.
 
 
Documentation:
* Franklin Garrett;
* Necrology 1822-1933;
* Obituary Abstracts
* Hebron Presbyterian Church - God's Pilgrim People 1796-1996
* Death Certificate of Ida P. Hunter
* Death Certificate of Margaret E. Hunter
* Estate Records for Mannin Poole
* 1860 Census - Gwinnett County, Ga.
* 1900 Census - Fulton County, Ga.
* History of Franklin County, Ga.

Notes:
  * William H. Hunter, Edna Poole Hunter, Martha Josephine Hunter, James LaFayette Hunter and Ida Palmyra Hunter are buried at Hebron Presbyterian Church, Hebron Church Rd., Banks Co., Ga.
  * Margaret Elizabeth Hunter is buried at Crossroads Baptist Church in Carnesville, Ga.
  * Ida Palmyra Hunter: From the 'The Atlanta Journal & Constitution'
  MRS. IDA GILLISPIE, STILL ACTIVE AT 100
  THANKFUL FOR MANY THINGS
  Miss Ida Marks, 100 Happy Years
  HOMER: Folks on the Hunter plantation near Jug Tavern were very thankful as the Thanksgiving season rolled around in 1861?there was a new baby girl in the Hunter home.
  The new baby was named Ida and Wednesday she celebrated her 100th birthday Anniversary at the home of her daughter, Mrs.J. C. Hill,. in Homer. She is now Mrs. Ida Hunter Gillispie, and, although confined to a wheelchair, is still alert and active.
  Wednesday people kept dropping in to see "Miss Ida,' I and there?was a birthday party for her Wednesday afternoon.
  'She said she was thankful all year long but at Thanksgiving time especially thankful "for my long life, my ancestors, my children." "God has been good to me and blessed me in many ways. I am thankful I still have an alert mind and have had good health," she said.
  The centenarian was born on a 700?acre plantation near Jug Tavern now Winder. Her father was William Hunter, a practicing physician. When, she was 14, she moved with her family to Banks 'County. Later, after her father's death, the family moved to Hebron community in Franklin County.
  At 23 she married M. D. Gillisple. Born to the union were three daughters, now Mrs. W. T. Moss and Mrs. J.C. Hill of Homer and Mrs. J. C Long of Tate. "Miss Ida" spends her summers in Tate and the winters at the home of Mrs. Hill.
  She is one of the founders of the Banks County Sunday School Convention and has been absent from its meetings only twice in 79 years.
  She has 12 grandchildren. 8 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.