their grandchildren, the children of Calvin, although their names were remembered. One tradition
states that she had a stroke. He was worried sick about her and did not long survive her. We have
looked in vain for their tombstones at Deer Lodge. Probably they were buried on their farm and
perhaps no stone marked their graves. She may have lived to the age of 65, and he to age 60. They
had lived lives of toil and hardship and doubtless seemed old to others and to themselves.
-Hurst and Allied Families by John Simeon Hurst (1984) (pg 305)
their grandchildren, the children of Calvin, although their names were remembered. One tradition
states that she had a stroke. He was worried sick about her and did not long survive her. We have
looked in vain for their tombstones at Deer Lodge. Probably they were buried on their farm and
perhaps no stone marked their graves. She may have lived to the age of 65, and he to age 60. They
had lived lives of toil and hardship and doubtless seemed old to others and to themselves.
-Hurst and Allied Families by John Simeon Hurst (1984) (pg 305)
Family Members
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Charlotte Huddleston Hurst
1816–1905
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Simeon Hurst
1817–1864
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Persetta Hurst Lavender
1822 – unknown
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Robert Hurst
1824–1900
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Anderson Hurst
1825–1862
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Martin Hurst
1827–1883
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Charity A Hurst Tinch
1828–1903
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Jennette "Nettie" Hurst
1831–1923
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Jeremiah Hurst Jr
1832–1902
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Francis Hurst McCowan
1832–1904
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Oliver Hurst
1834–1882
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Susanna Hurst
1836–1859
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Priscilla Hurst
1838–1859
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Louisa Hurst
1840–1860
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