Phillips-Hunter Family
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Charles Phillips enlisted in the US Army on 14 Aug 1862, and was mustered into Co. E (Lewis Guard), 28th Regiment at Camp Washburn, Milwaukee, Wisconsin on 13 Aug 1862. His back was injured on 10 Jan 1863 at Helena, Arkansas ("while lined up in trench with other soldiers, when another soldier landed on his back with both feet"). "The man referred to in this letter deserted on Sunday Jan 28th 1863- from Helena Ark, less than 60 days after we left the state and never turned up again." Charles and Sarah's family is listed on the 1870 census at Trenton, Pierce County, Wisconsin. His parents, John and Mary Phillips, were living with them. Charles died 3 Jun 1872 at the age of 37 at Trenton, Wisconsin. His widow Sarah was unable to collect a widow's pension because he was reported as "deserted".
Second wife of immigrant ancestor Samuel Hunter, married 16 May 1848 after the death of his first wife, Agnes Nancy Blair.
Wedding Photo of Mary Ellen Hunter and Alfred Wethern
Mary Ellen Hunter was a twin of Alice Anna, oldest daughters of John Blair Hunter and his second wife, Nancy Ann Goggins.
Hazel, Allen, Maggie and Ben Maxfield
Four children of Allen Lincoln Maxfield and his first wife, Ida Smith.
Alice, Charles, Mae, George, William, Joseph, Ann and Ida Shaffer. Alice married Glenn William Phillips, and passed away 20 Oct 1928 at the hospital in Iron River. She was killed in an auto accident while driving milk from their 40 acre farm in Nelma, WI.
Sarah was born to Henry Lewis and Sarah/Sally Burdett Taylor Lewis. She married Charles W. Phillips. After his death she married Joseph Funk in 1876, and Joseph Chapman in 1885.
Taken from Hunter family photograph. Glenn and his mother Ida lived for a time with Ida's parents after the death of his father, Clifford Phillips.
Glenn Phillips and his children
Orville, Glenn Dean, Marilee, William Glenn and Blanche
Taken at her apartment in Middleton, Dane, Wisconsin
Son of immigrant ancestor Samuel Hunter and his second wife, Ellen Abby Alford.
William Long Hunter at 14 years old (1863)
William Long Hunter and Granddaughter, Edna Hunter
Edna was a daughter of Benjamin Earl Hunter and Olive Strout. Benjamin was the youngest son of William Long Hunter and Cora Edna (Thing) Hunter.
Andrew Franklin Hunter, son of William Long Hunter
Early Settlers of Pierce County
Thing brothers came in 1847 (paragraph 5)
Father of Alice Ruth Shaffer
(Or William Glenn Phillips)
Children of Glenn and Alice Phillips
Taken the day of their mother's funeral. Marilee, Glenn Dean, Blanche and Orville
Son of immigrant ancestor Samuel Hunter and his second wife, Ellen Abby Alford
Daughter of William Long and Cora Edna (Thing) Hunter. Her first husband was Clifford Phillips.
Son of William Long and Cora Ida (Thing) Hunter
Minnie Chalora (Thing) and Hiram Brown
Minnie and her sister Cora Edna were children of Willard and Anna (Parker) Thing.
Mother of Alice Ruth Shaffer
Birthplace of Sara Jane Lewis, born 22 April 1835 to Henry and Sally/Sarah Burdett Taylor. Sara married Charles W. Phillips.
Taken just after her mother's death
Family of Glenn and Fannie Phillips
Orville Phillips, Harold & Blanche Nowak, Robert (Bob) Sweet, Marilee Giese, Glenn & Fannie Phillips, Glenna & Marta Nowak
"Orville C. Phillips. Taken in India- China India Burma Theater, World War II"
Joyce (Herdrich) Phillips with grandchildren, Dannie Doxtator, Michael Phillips and Jodi Doxtator
Taken at her home on Culbertson Road, Seymour, Wisconsin
Civil War uniform. John enlisted on 18 Dec 1863 at Diamond Bluff, Pierce County, WIsconsin as a Private in the Civil War. Co. A, 12th WI Veteran Volunteer Infantry from Diamond Bluff, WI. Wounded at Atlanta 28 Jul 1864 (Left arm shot through). Discharged 26 MAY 1865.
William Long and Cora (Thing) Hunter Family
Cora and William are seated, with their children and grandchildren around them. Daughter Ida Phillips is standing, second from the left, and her son Glenn is standing to the right of his grandfather. Benjamin Earl Hunter is next to Cora, Addie Delphine Hunter Flynn is behind William, and Ed Clarence Hunter is on the far right. Late 1890's
Second husband of Ida Cora (Hunter) Phillips.
Ben Hunter (son of William Long Hunter) at his bar in Coomer
Minnie & Hiram Brown
Son of Stacy Nowak
Son of Charles and Sarah (Lewis) Phillips
Family of Glenn and Fannie Phillips
Orville Phillips, Harold & Blanche Nowak, R. Sweet (Fanny's son), Marilyn Giese, Glenn & Fannie Phillips. Glenna and Marta Nowak in front.
Woodcock, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. Burial place of immigrant ancestor Samuel and Susanna (Ann) Blair, as well as their daughter Agnes Nancy (Blair) and Samuel Hunter.
Nancy Ann (Goggins) Murphy Hunter
Second wife of John Blair Hunter after the death of his first wife, Rebecca Jane Malotte.
Family of William Long Hunter and Cora Edna (Thing) Hunter (about 1900)
Includes children and grandchildren of William & Cora. Daughter Ida and her son Glenn William lived with her parents after the death of her husband Clifford, and before her remarriage to Allen Maxfield. Cora and William in back left; Ida is 4th from the left in back; Addie Delphine, age about 14 years, back right; Benjamin Hunter and Glenn Phillips are the boys on front left.
Allen and Ida (Smith) Maxfield Family
Allen Maxfield married Ida Cora (Hunter) Phillips after the deaths of both their spouses
Son of Samuel Long Blair and Mary Chidester. Samuel was a son of immigrant ancestor Samuel P. and Susanne "Anne" Blair, and a brother of Agnes Nancy Blair, who married Samuel Hunter.
Minnie A. (Thing) Brown
