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State of Service: VA
Qualifying Service: Patriotic Service
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Author: John Robinson Hundley III
Anthony Hundley was born before 1740 in Virginia, the son of Charles Hundley and Ann Motley. He lived in Amelia County, Virginia as a young man and his first marriage was to Eliza Dupuy, daughter of Peter and Judith Dupuy.
His father’s deed gifted 200 acres of land to him in 1769 in Lunenburg County Virginia. He sold that land in 1772 and his second wife, Mary Estes, daughter of Elisha Estes, relinquished her right of dower.
His son Anthony Hundley Junior was a Private in the 3rd Virginia Regiment. He was a casualty at Valley Forge 04 Feb 1778.
Anthony Senior paid the 1782 Charlotte County, Virginia Land and 1783 Personal Property Taxes which supported the American Revolution.
He resided in Charlotte County until late 1792 when he sold his land and moved to Kentucky . His will was probated in 1811 in Washington County, Kentucky.
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