Lucinda, Ruth L., Henry H., Jasper Newton, Nancy Jane, Mary Ellen, Elizabeth Ann, Harriet Louisa, Lourinda, Kaziah, Samuel, and Perry Sherman.
From the History of Randolph County, Indiana (E. Tucker, 1882)
"William Y. Hurst, farmer, P.O. Unionport , is a native of East Tennessee, and was born September 24th, 1817. His parents were James and Elizabeth Hurst; he was reared on a farm, and educated in a log cabin, which had a puncheon floor and clapboard ceiling. His parents removed to Ohio when he was two months old, and in 1819 came to Wayne County, Indiana. Mr. Hurst came to White River Township and settled on Section 5, where he still resides; he did a great deal of hard work. On the 29th of April, 1840 he married Miss Mary Love, by whom the had thirteen children; of these but five are living, viz, Jasper N., Nancy J., Mary E., Elizabeth A., and Harriet L. Their son Henry H., came to a sad death on the 11th of December, 1880, while hunting; he was standing on a log, and his gun slipped, striking the lock on the log, when it was discharged into his leg and abdomen, killing him almost instantly. He was a solider in the late war, where he fought in many of the hardest and most bloody battles. While there, by his bravery, won the confidence of all his comrades. Jasper N. was also a soldier in the late war. Henry also accompanied Gen. Sherman on his noted "march to the sea." Mr Hurst's wife, Mary, died on the 9th day of June, 1882."
Bio created by: Shane Hubbard
Lucinda, Ruth L., Henry H., Jasper Newton, Nancy Jane, Mary Ellen, Elizabeth Ann, Harriet Louisa, Lourinda, Kaziah, Samuel, and Perry Sherman.
From the History of Randolph County, Indiana (E. Tucker, 1882)
"William Y. Hurst, farmer, P.O. Unionport , is a native of East Tennessee, and was born September 24th, 1817. His parents were James and Elizabeth Hurst; he was reared on a farm, and educated in a log cabin, which had a puncheon floor and clapboard ceiling. His parents removed to Ohio when he was two months old, and in 1819 came to Wayne County, Indiana. Mr. Hurst came to White River Township and settled on Section 5, where he still resides; he did a great deal of hard work. On the 29th of April, 1840 he married Miss Mary Love, by whom the had thirteen children; of these but five are living, viz, Jasper N., Nancy J., Mary E., Elizabeth A., and Harriet L. Their son Henry H., came to a sad death on the 11th of December, 1880, while hunting; he was standing on a log, and his gun slipped, striking the lock on the log, when it was discharged into his leg and abdomen, killing him almost instantly. He was a solider in the late war, where he fought in many of the hardest and most bloody battles. While there, by his bravery, won the confidence of all his comrades. Jasper N. was also a soldier in the late war. Henry also accompanied Gen. Sherman on his noted "march to the sea." Mr Hurst's wife, Mary, died on the 9th day of June, 1882."
Bio created by: Shane Hubbard
Inscription
Aged
81 Y., 6M., & 6D.
Rest father rest in quiet sleep
While friends in sorrow thee
The sweet remembrance of the
Shall flourish when they sleep in
Family Members
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Lucinda Hurst
1840–1851
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Ruth L. Hurst
1842–1864
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Henry H. Hurst
1844–1880
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Jasper Newton Hurst
1844–1906
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Nancy Jane Hurst Barkalow
1847–1931
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Mary Ellen Hurst Pegg
1848–1927
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Elizabeth Ann Hurst Merryweather
1850–1923
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Harriet Louisa Hurst Reynard
1852–1909
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Lourinda D Hurst
1857 – unknown
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Kaziah Hurst
1858–1864
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Samuel Hurst
1860–1864
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Perry Sherman Hurst
1866–1879
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