Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameMary HURT 24
Birth Dateabt 1753/1764
Birth PlaceCulpeper, Virginia
FatherJames HURT Sr. (~1722-<1789)
MotherSarah GAINES (?->1789)
Spouses
Birth Dateabt 1750
Birth PlaceMadison, Madison, Virginia
Death Datebef 26 Mar 1807 Age: 57
Death PlaceMadison, Virginia
Family ID3351
Marr Dateabt 1774
Marr PlaceCulpeper, Culpeper, Virginia
ChildrenSarah (1776-)
 Mary (1777-)
 Jemima (1779-<1806)
 John (1781-<1806)
 Frances (~1782-)
 James Lewis (1783-1840)
 Abner (~1785-)
 Elizabeth (1787-)
 Juriah (1792-1887)
 Acrey (1794-)
Notes for Mary HURT
!1. Named in father's will

!2. Will of Elijah Berry names his wife, Anne; w.d. 11 Sep 1781, w.p. 19 Nov
1781; his brother, Acrey Berry is also named as an executor and his
children are listed as well. Culpeper Co. VA Will Book B; abstract
FHL# 975.5392 P2w pg. 38. Acrey and Mary Berry's children were: Sary,
Jemimah, Mary and John. Another dau., Elizabeth, md. 10 Jan 1815 to James
C. Thomas, Madison Co., VA, Madison Co. Marriages, pg. 73, FHL# 975.538 V2v
!3. IGI F846333-0028
!4. Named in husband's will, Madison Co. Circuit Court Records, Will Bk 2,
pgs. 114-116.
Notes for Acrey (Spouse 1)
!1. Will of Elijah Berry names his wife, Anne; w.d. 11 Sep 1781, w.p. 19 Nov
1781; his brother, Acrey Berry is also named as an executor and his
children are listed as well. Culpeper Co. VA Will Book B; abstract
FHL# 975.5392 P2w pg. 38. Acrey and Mary Berry's children at that time were:
Sary, Jemimah, Mary and John.
!2. Will of Acry Berry, pr. 26 Mar 1807, Madison Co. Circuit Court Records, Will
Bk 2, pg.114-116.
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