Tidewater Families of the New World & their Westward Migrations
Case Studies in Southern States Research
Ancestors of Chatham, Gwyn, Armfield, Gray, Stanley, Walker, Bassett & Hundley
Including Appendices on Davy Crockett & Pocahontas
(I didn’t get a chance to look at these)
Edited & Illustrated by Karen Clifford, A.G.
Published by Historical Publications, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs Hundley
children: Henry born before 1625 in England died after 1642
He was transported to Va by Stephen Gill in 1642 from early
VA Immigrants - no county of residence listed

Phillip born before 1631 in VA

Phillip Hundley and unidentified spouse
children: Phillip born abt 1658 married Ann KEMP
George born abt 1670 in Gloucester VA married Judy ?
Richard born abt 1689

Phillip born abt 1658 in Gloucester VA married Ann KEMP abt 1680 in Gloucester. She was also born abt 1658
children: Ambrose born abt 1678 died before 1768
there are several Ambrose’s hard to unwind - confusing
Phillip born 1685 died 12 sep 1770 married Ann ?

Ambrose born abt 1678 and died before 1768-married Elizabeth WILKINSON born 29 JAN 1678
in Charles Parish, York, VA. She died in Hanover VA

children: Charles born abt 1700 died aftr 30 May 1778
Ambrose born abt 1704 died 1771
Wilkinson born abt 1705 died 1772
Anthony born abt 1711 died 1784

Ambrose born abt 1704 in Hanover VA died 1771. Unidentified spouse.

children: Caleb born abt 1735
John born abt 1737 in Hanover VA married Margaret ?
Ambrose born abt 1740 died 1777
Zachariah born abt 1747 died 1792

Thomas Huntley, Sr, of Anson County North Carolina
by Virgil N Huntley
Taylor Publishing Dallas TX

Origins of the Huntley, Huntly, Hundley, Hundly, Hunley, Hunly names

Derived from the places of those names in Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire England and in Berwickshire and Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Derived from the occupation of hunter.

Baderon and his brother Wythenoc came to England with William the Conqueror in AD 1066 from Brittany. Children: William Fitz Baderon, Baron of Monmouth in AD 1119 and Baderon of Monmouth.

Sir Walter de Huntley (parents Baderon of Monmouth and Roesia de Clare) was granted the lands of Huntley in the Barony of Monmouthsires in England and took his name from that place.

Sir Walter de Huntley married Petronilla de Musgros and is apparently the ancestor of the Huntleys of Treowen in Wales, the Huntleys of Gloucestershire and elsewhere in England.

There is a village called Huntley in Gloucestershire, England on the road from Gloucester to Ross on Wye. There is also a town and city named Huntly in Aberdeenshire, Scotland - here stand the ruins of Huntly Castle begun by Alexander Gordon first Earl of Huntly about AD 1452.
Huntly was originially called Strathbogie.

Boxwell Court, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England with the Parish Church adjoining was acquired by Sir George Huntley ca. 1613 during the reign of King James I from the Heirs of Sir Walter Raleigh, grantee from the crown. (there is a picture of this)

The Huntly arms is not elaborate so it is believed to be quite ancient. (there is a picture of this)