Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Darby HURT Jr. 
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26Birth Date1 Jan 1826
Birth PlaceTazewell County, Virginia
MemoClinch River Valley
Death Date2 Jan 1863 Age: 37
Death PlaceTazewell County, Virginia
Burial DateJan 1863
Burial PlaceRichlands, Tazewell County, Virginia, Jones Chapel Cemetery
FatherWilliam Darby HURT Sr. (1790-1847)
MotherElizabeth Mary CRABTREE (1790-1844)
Spouses
Birth Date12 Aug 1826
Birth PlaceTazewell County, Virginia
Death Date11 Feb 1914 Age: 87
Death PlaceCedar Bluff, Tazewell County, Virginia
Burial PlaceCedar Bluff, Tazewell County, Virginia, Jones Chapel Cemetery
Family ID3711
Marr Date22 Oct 1845
Marr PlaceGiles County, Virginia
Marr MemoVirginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1740-1850
ChildrenThomas M. (1848-1888)
Theresa Jane (1849-1929)
Charles Garland (1859-1922)
George Blake (1857-1902)
John Bascomb (1861-1911)
Jemima Columbia (1855-1936)
Louiza Ann (1851-1940)
Margaret Elizabeth (1853-1916)
Notes for William Darby HURT Jr.
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(2) Ancestral File.
(2) Ancestral File.
Notes for Elizabeth (Spouse 1)
Clinch Valley News and Richlands Press, Tazewell, Virginia,
Friday, January 28, 1887, page 3
Mrs Witten Cecil and family have the sympathy of the entire circle of their acquaintance. Two weeks since Mrs Cecil was summoned to the bedside of her step-daughter, Mrs Geo Mays - who was a citizen of Giles county. Mrs Mays died. Last Sunday night Cornelius McGuire, the father of Mrs Cecil, died very suddenly, at Mrs Cecil's residence. Mrs Cecil was telegraphed to return but no answer was received; and it is probable the telegram did not reach her in time if at all - till her father was buried. Mr McGuire was one of the oldest, and most respected citizens of the county - a true man in all the relations of life.
On Find A Grave.
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Friday, January 28, 1887, page 3
Mrs Witten Cecil and family have the sympathy of the entire circle of their acquaintance. Two weeks since Mrs Cecil was summoned to the bedside of her step-daughter, Mrs Geo Mays - who was a citizen of Giles county. Mrs Mays died. Last Sunday night Cornelius McGuire, the father of Mrs Cecil, died very suddenly, at Mrs Cecil's residence. Mrs Cecil was telegraphed to return but no answer was received; and it is probable the telegram did not reach her in time if at all - till her father was buried. Mr McGuire was one of the oldest, and most respected citizens of the county - a true man in all the relations of life.
On Find A Grave.
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