Joseph was born in Ireland about 1784.
In 1850, Joseph was living with his wife Mary in Trumbull County, Ohio, along with two younger people. He is listed as a farmer, born in Ireland.[1]
Joseph passed away in 1855.
Photo of the famous Hunter cane made by Joseph Hunter Sr.: The Hunter Family history tells of Joseph Hunter Sr. Passing this cane down to his son, Jesse B. Hunter, who settle in Bartholomew County Indiana in 1844. Jesse B. Hunter passed the cane down to his son, Joseph Hunter, who settled in Bartholomew County near Hwy 7. Joseph Hunter then passed this cane on down to his son, Jesse Hunter, who farmed 40 acres east of Edinburg, Indiana. Jesse Hunter then passed this cane down to his son, Joseph Glenn Hunter, who also had a farm east of Columbus, Indiana. Joseph Glenn Hunter then passed the cane on to me, his nephew, Thomas Joseph Davis since he had no children of his own. I received the cane in 1993, along with the Hunter Family bible shortly before Joseph Glenn Hunter died. I was entering seminary in Kansas City, Kansas. - Thomas Davis
[2] He is buried in Niles Union Cemetery, Trumbull County, Ohio.[3]
Note: The grave stone pictured in the FindAGrave memorial appears to show a death date of 1855. Difference between that and the date shown on this profile needs to be investigated.
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