On 20 September 1824, Ann Mann, Peter Trible, William H. Hill and William B. Matthews were bound $2,000 for Ann Mann’s administration of the goods, chattles and credits of Philip Mann. [Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 20, page 74.]

“Andrew Hundley & Ann Louise Mann were married the 30th day of June 1831” [Hundley Family Bible, Library of Virginia Accession #24598a.]

Orators and oratrices James Trible, Andrew Hundley and Nancy his wife, George M. Trible, Smith Young and Margaret K. his wife, Fielding D. Piggott and Eliza his wife, William R. G. Trible and John S. Trible complained to the Chancery Court. That John Trible the father of your orators and oratrices died on 20 September 1844 also leaving the following other children: Peter and Austin M. Trible, Emily Covington wife of Richard L. Covington, Eliza Kemper, John, Selah, Summerfield, Franklin & Frances Holbrook children of Frances Hollrook, the said Frances being a daughter of John Trible deceased. [Essex County, Virginia, Box Chancery No. 40, item 40-I-6.]

1850 U.S. Census, Middlesex County, Virginia
Sheet 215
Dwelling 276, Family 275
Hundley, Andrew, 45, male, farmer, value of real estate $10,000, born in Virginia
Hundley, Ann L., 49, female, born in Virginia
Hundley, John T. T., 18, male, student, born in Virginia

“Ann Louisa Hundley departed this life on monday the 28th day of April 1856 at 3 o’clock P.M.” [Hundley Family Bible, Library of Virginia Accession #24598a.]