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Family: Samuel Hurst / Virginia Breeding (F2443)
m. 17 Nov 1840-
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Samuel Hurst
Birth 25 Jan 1820 Virginia 
Death 24 Dec 1895 Newbern, Pulaski County, Virginia Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia Marriage 17 Nov 1840 [1] Pulaski County, Virginia [1] Father Mother
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Virginia Breeding
Birth 23 Jan 1823 Virginia Death 6 Jan 1909 Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia Father Mother
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William F. Hurst
Birth 16 Nov 1842 Eastern Division, Claiborne County, Tennessee Death Yes, date unknown Burial
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Garrett Hurst
Birth 25 Aug 1845 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death 12 Dec 1936 Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas Burial Dye Cemetery, Woodbine, Cooke County, Texas Spouse Nicotie Maranda Quesenberry | F2442 Marriage Aft 1862
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Estell Hurst
Birth 14 Mar 1848 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death Yes, date unknown Burial Spouse Nancy Shivers | F2464 Marriage 16 Nov 1876 Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas
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Jackson Hurst
Birth 17 Aug 1851 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death 25 Sep 1910 Pulaski County, Virginia Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia Spouse Margaret Ann Dawson | F2465 Marriage 13 May 1880 Dublin, Pulaski County, Virginia
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Milton Hurst
Birth 13 Jan 1854 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death 17 Apr 1944 Pulaski County, Virginia Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia Spouse Victorine Virginia Brown Rhodes | F2466 Marriage 2 Dec 1874
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Samuel Jr. Hurst
Birth 20 May 1856 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death 19 Oct 1902 Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski, Giles County, Tennessee Spouse Mary Jane Dawson | F2467 Marriage 19 Jan 1876
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Samaria Virginia Hurst
Birth 12 Aug 1859 Claiborne County, Tennessee Death 23 Nov 1861 Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia
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Sterling Hurst
Birth 26 Feb 1863 Death 24 Oct 1865 Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia
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Albert Monroe Hurst
Birth 13 Jan 1867 Pulaski County, Virginia Death 9 May 1949 Newbern, Pulaski County, Virginia Burial Hurst Cemetery, Pulaski County, Virginia Spouse Mary Elizabeth Ashworth | F2468 Marriage 12 Oct 1888
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Notes Married:
- During the Civil War, Hursts from Pulaski naturally fought for the Confederacy. Allen and Calvin were in the 45th Virginia Infantry. The situation was different in Claiborne County in a pro-Union area of East Tennessee. But several of Absalom's descendants there were on the Southern side. After the war was over ? perhaps no longer feeling welcome in that area ? some of them moved back to Pulaski. The largest group of these was Samuel Hurst (1820-1895) and Virginia Breeding (1823-1909), both originally from Pulaski, and most of their children. For some reason they did not move back to Hiwassee, but settled in Newbern on the other side of the New River. Samuel was the eldest son of "Squire" John Hurst, another son of John Hurst of Pulaski, whose father was Absalom. The "Newbern Hurst" sons who moved with their parents were Garrett, Estell, Jackson, Milton and Samuel. Only the youngest son, Albert Monroe, was born in Pulaski. In 1870, Garrett Hurst, after marrying a Civil War widow, Nicotia Miranda Quesenberry Clark, moved his family to Cooke County, Texas, where they prospered. From the remainder of the sons who stayed in Pulaski, there were at least 40 children. Samuel and Virginia had two daughters, but they died young before the move to Pulaski. The "Newbern Hursts" are known for their regular reunions in Newbern or Dublin; the latest one in 2005 had about 100 attendees.
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- During the Civil War, Hursts from Pulaski naturally fought for the Confederacy. Allen and Calvin were in the 45th Virginia Infantry. The situation was different in Claiborne County in a pro-Union area of East Tennessee. But several of Absalom's descendants there were on the Southern side. After the war was over ? perhaps no longer feeling welcome in that area ? some of them moved back to Pulaski. The largest group of these was Samuel Hurst (1820-1895) and Virginia Breeding (1823-1909), both originally from Pulaski, and most of their children. For some reason they did not move back to Hiwassee, but settled in Newbern on the other side of the New River. Samuel was the eldest son of "Squire" John Hurst, another son of John Hurst of Pulaski, whose father was Absalom. The "Newbern Hurst" sons who moved with their parents were Garrett, Estell, Jackson, Milton and Samuel. Only the youngest son, Albert Monroe, was born in Pulaski. In 1870, Garrett Hurst, after marrying a Civil War widow, Nicotia Miranda Quesenberry Clark, moved his family to Cooke County, Texas, where they prospered. From the remainder of the sons who stayed in Pulaski, there were at least 40 children. Samuel and Virginia had two daughters, but they died young before the move to Pulaski. The "Newbern Hursts" are known for their regular reunions in Newbern or Dublin; the latest one in 2005 had about 100 attendees.
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