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Robert H. Hunt

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1. United States Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery of Eminent and Self-Made Men. Missouri Volume. New York, NY, USA: United States Biographical Publishing, 1878, pp 20–21.
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In 1872, Colonel Hunt was elected the mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, serving one year. From 1874 to 1878, Colonel Hunt served on the Kansas City School Board. He died in 1908.
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side of the state line, where he farmed. That same year, he married Miss Nellie Hoyne. With the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, Hunt joined the Union Army as a
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at the Battle of Westport, and sustained a head wound. For his contributions during this battle, Major Hunt was breveted
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During the war he was involved in many battles. Hunt directed the charge at the Battle of Mine Creek when
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In 1859, Hunt headed west and ended up in Kansas City. Being anti-slavery, he lived on the
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in 1847, taking their children with them. At the age of eight, Robert began to work as a
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2. Paul Burrill Jenkins: The Battle of Westport, 1906, p 58.
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Index


Mayor of Kansas City
William Warner
Edward Lowe Martin
County Kerry
Ireland
Republican
United States
United States Army
Colonel
American Civil War
Battle of Mine Creek
Battle of Westport
Union Army
American Civil War
mayor
Kansas City, Missouri
County Kerry, Ireland
United States
waterboy
Canandaigua Academy
New York state
Kansas
private
Confederate
John S. Marmaduke
Sterling Price
Chief of Artillery
Samuel Curtis
lieutenant colonel

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