Her name was Carolyn (not Caroline) as shown on her tombstone) Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham.
Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C.), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. She became a member in 1867 and removed in 1881. Red Oak Methodist Church Register 1823-1895
Georgia Deaths Index, 1914-1927
Name: Mrs. Carrie E. Cunningham
Birth Date:
Birth Place: Spalding County
Death Date: 9-28-1923
Death Place: Douglasville, Douglas County
Death Age: 67 yrs., 7 mos.
Race: White
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widow
Father Name: Goodwin Hunt
Mother Name: Mrs. Mary Simmons
FHL File Number: 37397
Daughter of Thomas "Goodwin" and Mary Ann Elizabeth F.(Simmons) Hunt
Wife of John Russell Cunningham
John Russell and Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham had 7 children and they were:
1. Lizzie E. Cunningham (1877-aft. 1880)
2. Mattie Caroline Cunningham (m. Benjamin Franklin Rivers)3. William Goodwin "Will" Cunningham (m. 1st., Georgelle Simmons and 2nd., Nellie Curry Mitcham)
4. Ida Belle Cunningham (Reuben Brown)
5. John Thomas "Thad" Cunningham, Sr. (m. 1st., Maude L. Smith and 2nd., Sara Adeline Couch)
6. Harris Glen Cunningham, "WWI" (m. Bessie Lucille Rainwater)
7. Charles Wesley Cunningham (m. Edna Lucille Hudgins)
The Hunts moved from the Mt. Zion District of Spalding County to Douglas County (Crombies and Chapel Districts) in the 1880's and along with other families.
Who's Who in Douglas County, Georgia (p. 139)
Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C.), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. She became a member in 1867 and removed in 1881. Red Oak Methodist Church Register 1823-1895
Georgia Deaths Index, 1914-1927
Name: Mrs. Carrie E. Cunningham
Birth Date:
Birth Place: Spalding County
Death Date: 9-28-1923
Death Place: Douglasville, Douglas County
Death Age: 67 yrs., 7 mos.
Race: White
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widow
Father Name: Goodwin Hunt
Mother Name: Mrs. Mary Simmons
FHL File Number: 37397
Daughter of Thomas "Goodwin" and Mary Ann Elizabeth F.(Simmons) Hunt
Wife of John Russell Cunningham
John Russell and Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham had 7 children and they were:
1. Lizzie E. Cunningham (1877-aft. 1880)
2. Mattie Caroline Cunningham (m. Benjamin Franklin Rivers)3. William Goodwin "Will" Cunningham (m. 1st., Georgelle Simmons and 2nd., Nellie Curry Mitcham)
4. Ida Belle Cunningham (Reuben Brown)
5. John Thomas "Thad" Cunningham, Sr. (m. 1st., Maude L. Smith and 2nd., Sara Adeline Couch)
6. Harris Glen Cunningham, "WWI" (m. Bessie Lucille Rainwater)
7. Charles Wesley Cunningham (m. Edna Lucille Hudgins)
The Hunts moved from the Mt. Zion District of Spalding County to Douglas County (Crombies and Chapel Districts) in the 1880's and along with other families.
Who's Who in Douglas County, Georgia (p. 139)
Her name was Carolyn (not Caroline) as shown on her tombstone) Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham.
Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C.), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. She became a member in 1867 and removed in 1881. Red Oak Methodist Church Register 1823-1895
Georgia Deaths Index, 1914-1927
Name: Mrs. Carrie E. Cunningham
Birth Date:
Birth Place: Spalding County
Death Date: 9-28-1923
Death Place: Douglasville, Douglas County
Death Age: 67 yrs., 7 mos.
Race: White
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widow
Father Name: Goodwin Hunt
Mother Name: Mrs. Mary Simmons
FHL File Number: 37397
Daughter of Thomas "Goodwin" and Mary Ann Elizabeth F.(Simmons) Hunt
Wife of John Russell Cunningham
John Russell and Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham had 7 children and they were:
1. Lizzie E. Cunningham (1877-aft. 1880)
2. Mattie Caroline Cunningham (m. Benjamin Franklin Rivers)3. William Goodwin "Will" Cunningham (m. 1st., Georgelle Simmons and 2nd., Nellie Curry Mitcham)
4. Ida Belle Cunningham (Reuben Brown)
5. John Thomas "Thad" Cunningham, Sr. (m. 1st., Maude L. Smith and 2nd., Sara Adeline Couch)
6. Harris Glen Cunningham, "WWI" (m. Bessie Lucille Rainwater)
7. Charles Wesley Cunningham (m. Edna Lucille Hudgins)
The Hunts moved from the Mt. Zion District of Spalding County to Douglas County (Crombies and Chapel Districts) in the 1880's and along with other families.
Who's Who in Douglas County, Georgia (p. 139)
Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" Hunt was a member of Red Oak Methodist Church (now Williamson U.M.C.), Second District Road, Williamson (Pike Co.), GA. She became a member in 1867 and removed in 1881. Red Oak Methodist Church Register 1823-1895
Georgia Deaths Index, 1914-1927
Name: Mrs. Carrie E. Cunningham
Birth Date:
Birth Place: Spalding County
Death Date: 9-28-1923
Death Place: Douglasville, Douglas County
Death Age: 67 yrs., 7 mos.
Race: White
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widow
Father Name: Goodwin Hunt
Mother Name: Mrs. Mary Simmons
FHL File Number: 37397
Daughter of Thomas "Goodwin" and Mary Ann Elizabeth F.(Simmons) Hunt
Wife of John Russell Cunningham
John Russell and Carolyn Epsie "Carrie" (Hunt) Cunningham had 7 children and they were:
1. Lizzie E. Cunningham (1877-aft. 1880)
2. Mattie Caroline Cunningham (m. Benjamin Franklin Rivers)3. William Goodwin "Will" Cunningham (m. 1st., Georgelle Simmons and 2nd., Nellie Curry Mitcham)
4. Ida Belle Cunningham (Reuben Brown)
5. John Thomas "Thad" Cunningham, Sr. (m. 1st., Maude L. Smith and 2nd., Sara Adeline Couch)
6. Harris Glen Cunningham, "WWI" (m. Bessie Lucille Rainwater)
7. Charles Wesley Cunningham (m. Edna Lucille Hudgins)
The Hunts moved from the Mt. Zion District of Spalding County to Douglas County (Crombies and Chapel Districts) in the 1880's and along with other families.
Who's Who in Douglas County, Georgia (p. 139)
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