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Rev Hiram Hurst

1792 – 1 Feb 1867

Birth	1792
Death	1 Feb 1867
Cemetery	Tom Evans Cemetery Claiborne County , Tennessee , USA
Added by	Lela Parris Koch on 24 Aug 2011
FaG	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68595823

Bio

He was the son of Thomas and Sylvia (Breeding) Hurst. In his youth he migrated, with his family, down the river into Tennessee. On 10 Mar 1810 he married Mary Thompson in Grainger County. He was a farmer and in 1841 became an ordained Baptist Minister. Following in his fathers foot steps, he preached for a time (1846-1858) at the Big Spring Primitive Baptist Church. Picture of restored church at right. He was the father of eleven known children; 1. Wiley Thompson b- (twin of Martha ?) 2. Martha "Patsy" b-2 Oct 1811, m-Jesse Evans 3. Sarah "Sally" b-1816, m-John T. Stone 4. Daniel b-1818, m-Mary Ann McBee 5. Henly b-21 Aug 1819, 2nd m-Eliza J. Bunch 6. Pryor b-1822, m-Rebecca McBee 7. William H. b-1824, m-Sarah Seymore 8. Mary J. b-1828 9. Fanny b-1830, m-James H. Simmons 10.Roadman b-May 1831 11.Nathan S.M. b-7 Sept 1835,d-12 May 1903

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Family

Parents

• Thomas Hiram Hurst 1764–1847
• Sylvia "Siley" Breeding Hurst 1767–1854

Spouse

• Mary "Polly" Thompson Hurst 1795–1862 FaG

Siblings

• Aaron Hurst 1787–1837
• Sarah Hurst Harper 1789–1892
• Andrew Hurst 1790–1840
• Thompson Hurst 1794–1862
• Nancy Elizabeth Hurst Day 1797–1883
• Charles Hurst 1801–1881
• Sylvia F. Hurst Pittman 1803–1859
• Simpson Hurst 1807–1860
• Olivia "Ollie" Hurst Cheek 1809–1859
• Fetney Hurst Stone 1812–1892

Children

• Martha "Patsy" Hurst Evans 1811–1892 FaG
• Henly Hurst 1819–? FaG
• Pryor L. Hurst 1822–1909 FaG
• Mary Jane Hurst 1828–1897 FaG
• Roadman I. Hurst 1831–? FaG
• Nathan S.M. Hurst 1835–1903 FaG

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