Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameLouisa HURT 
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26Birth Date29 Dec 1839
Birth PlaceBoone County, Indiana
Death Date16 Feb 1895 Age: 55
Death PlacePolk County, Missouri
Burial PlaceFair Play, Polk County, Missouri, Akard Cemetery
FatherJohn Thurston HURT (1797-1866)
MotherSarah HOWARD (1804-1861)
Spouses
Birth Date1837
Birth PlaceBoone County, Indiana
Death Date31 Dec 1862 Age: 25
Death PlaceRutherford County, Tennessee
Burial PlaceMurfreesboro, Rutherford County, Tennessee, Stones River National Cemetery
OccupationUnion Soldier Private, Co. F, 40th Regt. Indiana Infantry
Family ID10235
Marr Date6 Sep 1858
Marr PlaceBoone County, Indiana
Birth Date29 Dec 1839
Birth PlaceBoone County, Indiana
Death Date16 Feb 1895 Age: 55
Death PlacePolk County, Missouri
Burial PlaceFair Play, Polk County, Missouri, Akard Cemetery
Family ID3695
Marr Date5 Oct 1874
Marr PlaceBoone County, Indiana
Notes for Louisa HURT
Wife of Karl Kogh.
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Louisa was born in Indiana to John & Sarah (Howard) Hurt. She married Reuben Caldwell on Sep. 6, 1858 in Boone Co, IN, and they had 3 children. After he died in the Civil War, she remarried and moved to Missouri. She later married Charles Koch on Oct 5, 1874 in Pinckney, Warren, MO.
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Charles Koch, proprietor of the mineral springs at Fair Play, Polk County, Mo., is a native of Switzerland, born in 1819, and is one of the much-respected citizens of the county.
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Mr. Koch has been married three times, and to his present wife fifteen years ago. One living child has been born to this union, Annie R., and one died in infancy. Mrs. Koch has also been married three times, and by her first husband became the mother of these children: Samuel Caldwell (deceased); John Caldwell, Emma Caldwell, wife of Samuel Sanders. Three children are deceased. Mrs. Louisa Koch is the daughter of John T. and Sarah (Howard) Hurt. John T. Hurt was born October 14, 1786, in North Carolina, and removed from that State to West Virginia with his parents at the age of eight years. Two years later he moved with his parents to East Tennessee, his father settling where Nashville now stands. He emigrated from Tennessee back to West Virginia, and there John T. was married, in 1811, in Russell County, to Miss Sarah Howard. He died March 21, 1860. Miss Sarah Howard was born in West Virginia October 15, 1807, and grew to womanhood in her native State. She died in February, 1858. She was the mother of ten children, three now living, and Mrs. Koch being the sixth in order of birth. The paternal grandfather, Garland Hurt, was born about 1750, in North Carolina, and grew to manhood in that State. He married Miss Martishia Thurston, in North Carolina, in 1793, and died in West Virginia about 1840. The paternal grandmother was born about 1760, and died a number of years before the death of her husband. They were the parents of ten children. The maternal grandfather of Mrs. Hurt, Larkin Howard, was born about 1780, in North Carolina, and grew to manhood there. When about twenty-one years of age he emigrated to West Virginia, and about four years later returned to North Carolina, and was there married in 1800 or 1801. Soon after marriage he returned to West Virginia, but later emigrated to Indiana, and there died about 1829, a few months after reaching that State. The paternal grandmother, Miss Rachel Herndon, was born in England in 1785, and emigrated with her parents to America when about nine or ten years of age. In their family were ten children. She died in Indiana about 1855. The paternal great-grandfather was originally from England, and died in North Carolina about 1770, and was a grand-nephew of the Princess Rachel Howard, a descendant of the house of Stuarts. The paternal great-grandmother was a Miss Nancy Taylor, who died in North Carolina. The maternal great-grandfather, Edward Herndon, was born in England, and was married in that country to Miss Hawkins.
[Polk County, Missouri Biographies - Charles KOCH
"History Of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade And Barton Counties, Missouri," 1889, published by Goodspeed, Pp. 666-7]
On Find A Grave.
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(1) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect East Kentucky Connections Ken Burke
(2) Ancestral File.
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Louisa was born in Indiana to John & Sarah (Howard) Hurt. She married Reuben Caldwell on Sep. 6, 1858 in Boone Co, IN, and they had 3 children. After he died in the Civil War, she remarried and moved to Missouri. She later married Charles Koch on Oct 5, 1874 in Pinckney, Warren, MO.
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Charles Koch, proprietor of the mineral springs at Fair Play, Polk County, Mo., is a native of Switzerland, born in 1819, and is one of the much-respected citizens of the county.
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Mr. Koch has been married three times, and to his present wife fifteen years ago. One living child has been born to this union, Annie R., and one died in infancy. Mrs. Koch has also been married three times, and by her first husband became the mother of these children: Samuel Caldwell (deceased); John Caldwell, Emma Caldwell, wife of Samuel Sanders. Three children are deceased. Mrs. Louisa Koch is the daughter of John T. and Sarah (Howard) Hurt. John T. Hurt was born October 14, 1786, in North Carolina, and removed from that State to West Virginia with his parents at the age of eight years. Two years later he moved with his parents to East Tennessee, his father settling where Nashville now stands. He emigrated from Tennessee back to West Virginia, and there John T. was married, in 1811, in Russell County, to Miss Sarah Howard. He died March 21, 1860. Miss Sarah Howard was born in West Virginia October 15, 1807, and grew to womanhood in her native State. She died in February, 1858. She was the mother of ten children, three now living, and Mrs. Koch being the sixth in order of birth. The paternal grandfather, Garland Hurt, was born about 1750, in North Carolina, and grew to manhood in that State. He married Miss Martishia Thurston, in North Carolina, in 1793, and died in West Virginia about 1840. The paternal grandmother was born about 1760, and died a number of years before the death of her husband. They were the parents of ten children. The maternal grandfather of Mrs. Hurt, Larkin Howard, was born about 1780, in North Carolina, and grew to manhood there. When about twenty-one years of age he emigrated to West Virginia, and about four years later returned to North Carolina, and was there married in 1800 or 1801. Soon after marriage he returned to West Virginia, but later emigrated to Indiana, and there died about 1829, a few months after reaching that State. The paternal grandmother, Miss Rachel Herndon, was born in England in 1785, and emigrated with her parents to America when about nine or ten years of age. In their family were ten children. She died in Indiana about 1855. The paternal great-grandfather was originally from England, and died in North Carolina about 1770, and was a grand-nephew of the Princess Rachel Howard, a descendant of the house of Stuarts. The paternal great-grandmother was a Miss Nancy Taylor, who died in North Carolina. The maternal great-grandfather, Edward Herndon, was born in England, and was married in that country to Miss Hawkins.
[Polk County, Missouri Biographies - Charles KOCH
"History Of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade And Barton Counties, Missouri," 1889, published by Goodspeed, Pp. 666-7]
On Find A Grave.
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(1) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect East Kentucky Connections Ken Burke
(2) Ancestral File.
Notes for Reuben M. (Spouse 1)
Reuben was the 3rd son of farmers Thomas & Rachel (Scott) Caldwell. He married Louisa Hurt on Sep. 6, 1858 in Boone Co, IN, and they had children Samuel C., John T. & Emma.
Private, Co. F, 40th Reg., Indiana Infantry.
Mustered Nov. 18, 1861 in Lebanon, Ind.
Killed in Battle of Stones River, near Murfreesboro, TN.
On Find A Grave.
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Private, Co. F, 40th Reg., Indiana Infantry.
Mustered Nov. 18, 1861 in Lebanon, Ind.
Killed in Battle of Stones River, near Murfreesboro, TN.
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Karl (Spouse 2)
(1) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect East Kentucky Connections Ken Burke
(2) Ancestral File.
(2) Ancestral File.