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William Holman Hunt
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Portrait of William Hunt Thompson
No full textPortrait of William Hunt Thompson, from Album Page 7.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/wml_photo/1037/thumbnail.jp
William Hunt photograph
No full textAfter migrating from New Jersey to Ohio in 1828, Major William Hunt (1797-1867) purchased a Springfield (Clark County), Ohio, farm that belonged to Simon Kenton. Hunt was postmaster of Urbana from 1828 to 1858, founded the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, and was a partner in a wholesale livestock and grain business
Oral History Interview: William Hunt
Get PDFThis interview is one of a series conducted with former employees of the Huntington Owens-Illinois, Inc. glass bottle factory. Mr. William Hunt, born February 13, 1930, began working in the shipping department at the Owens plant in 1956. He soon began an apprenticeship in the mold shop which led to a thirty-five year career as a mold maker. In this interview, Mr. Hunt discusses the details of his work, union activities and strikes, automation and the displacement of workers, job segregation for women and blacks, injuries and deaths which occurred at the plant, and the asbestosis health problem. Futhermore, Mr. Hunt talks about the changes in ownership and management and the many cutbacks that accompanied those changes. In addition, he talks about the low moral and difficult relations that came in his latter years at the factory as compared to the early years when the plant had a family-like atmosphere.https://mds.marshall.edu/oral_history/1396/thumbnail.jp
Oral history interview with William Hunt
No full textWilliam Hunt was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1943 and at the age of six months moved to Chilesville, Oklahoma. Chilesville is one of the smaller communities making up the larger community of Boley, Oklahoma. After graduating from Boley High School, William enrolled in Langston University where he excelled. Following Langston, William then attended the University of Arizona where he earned a Master of Science in Agricultural Economics. William would later earn a second masters degree and this one was in public administration from Harvard in 1972
William Hunt, Jr. photograph
No full textThis photograph shows William Hunt, Jr. in Civil War uniform, ca. 1862. He served in the 17th Independent Battery, Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery during the Civil War. He mustered into service for three years on August 16, 1862. He was promoted several times and held the rank of 1st Lieutenant when he mustered out with the battery on August 16, 1865
William Hunt, Jr. and fellow Civil War soldiers photograph
No full textWilliam Hunt, Jr. (second from left) and fellow Civil War soldiers N. Houghton, Charles S. Rice, A. Mattox and Samuel R. Strayer (left to right), ca. 1863
Bill of sale for Jacob and Jim, sold by William Hunt to John Henderson
Get PDFBill of sale for African American young men, Jacob (name changed to Peter), aged about twenty-one, and Jim, aged seventeen, sold by William Hunt to John Henderson, merchant.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/lantern-msu/1013/thumbnail.jp
A. D. Saborsky Residence, architectural drawings, 1930s
No full textArchitectural drawings of a house commissioned by A. D. Saborsky, and created by William B. Hunt, an architect working in Toledo, Ohio. The drawings are white line on blue paper and include elevations for all four sides of the structure, as well as floorplans for the basement, first floor, and second floor, along with details for interior staircases, cupboards, archways, and more. The commission number for this project was 737. The drawings are undated, but the Wood County Auditor's Office indicates the building was constructed in 1936, and in 2019 it has not been demolished
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