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Note: Buried in Old Stone Church cemetery,Fairton,N.J.
Miss Mary E. Husted, daughter of John and Abbie (Dubois) Husted. John Husted, the paternal grandfather of Mrs. Mary E. [Wilson Hunt], was born in Sweden; his wife, Nancy Husted, was a native of Ireland; the parents of Mrs. Hunt, however were of American birth, both being natives of New Jersey, where they were reared, educated and married.
John Husted
bm 1770 Mar 30 to David Husted
mf 1793 Dec 14 Nancy Conner
bf 1775 Jan 20
df 1854 May 20 at 79.4
c. 1830 U. S. Census M19 R81 P440
NJ, Cumberland Co., Hopewell Twsp. ___ ___ ___ ___/____ ____
Name 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1/0 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1/
John /_ _ _ 1 2 _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ _/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(John)_________________ 60-69MW
(Nancy)________________ 50-59FW
_______________________ 20-29MW
_______________________ 20-29MW
_______________________ 15-19MW
dm 1849 Jun 16 at 79.2.18 interred at Old Stone Church, Fairton,
NJ 1.50
with Nancy (Conner) Husted
John Nancy Peter Thomas Henry
b1795/03/27 b1797/02/09 b1799/02/09 b1801/07/10 b1804/07/10
David Daniel Ephraim
b1807/05/06 b1809/08/16 b1812/02/18
I posted a gedcom of descendants of John Husted and Nancy Connor at the World Connect Project today. It should be available in two days. I have concentrated on three of thier sons--Peter, Thomas and Ephraim. They and thier descendants settled in Iowa in the 19th century in Des Moines, Henry, Clarke, Madison, Adams, Montgomery, Page and Warren other counties. Any corrections would be appreciated.
I did this work in conjunction with my newsletter, The Flint River Company of 1850, about a wagon train that went to CA from Des Moines Co., IA. Ephraim Husted and William Husted, son of Peter Husted, were on this wagon train. Rhoda Husted, daughter of Thomas Husted, married another member of the wagon train, Rober Grimes, after he returned to IA. Also Samuel T. Saint, husband of Hannah Husted was on the wagon train. Hannah was a daughter of Peter Husted.
One of the prominent descendats of this Husted family was Warren M. Lee, grandson of Ephraim Husted and Nancy B. Welch. In Red Oak, Montgomery Co., IA, Warren wrote and acted in several plays at the local theatre. He went onto study acting and teaching at University of Iowa, and later University of Minnesota and University of South Dakota at Vermillion. There he became dean of the Dramatic Arts Department and helped create and direct in the Black Hills Playhouse in Custer National Park, SD. His play, The Legend of Devil`s Gulch, opened in 1948 and ran for 33 summers.
On a more sensational note, Amasa D. Wycoff, grandson of Ephraim Husted, lived in Valisca, IA in 1912 at the time of the Villisca Axe Murders. Amasa lived two block away from the house of Joshia B. More, where an early morning intruder killed Joshia, his wife, thier three children and two children of another family staying overnight.
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