Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameCelia Isabell HURT 
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26Birth Date10 Apr 1849
Birth PlaceMarshall County, Kentucky
Death Date29 Mar 1907 Age: 57
Death PlaceDent County, Missouri
Burial PlaceDent County, Missouri, Warden Cemetery
FatherChristopher R. "Kit" HURT (1820-1872)
MotherMartha C. ANDERSON (1825->1880)
Spouses
Birth Date6 Mar 1845
Birth PlaceHardin, Marshall County, Kentucky
Death Date14 Sep 1930 Age: 85
Death PlaceSalem, Dent County, Missouri
Burial PlaceDent County, Missouri, Warden Cemetery
OccupationUnion Soldier Co. D 15th KY. Cav.
Family ID3976
Marr Date7 Feb 1861
Marr PlaceKentucky
Notes for Celia Isabell HURT
(1) 23 May 1999: email from
Notes for Willis (Spouse 1)
VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR DROPS DEAD
Willis Pace Dies While Sitting in Chair Tuesday Afternoon.
Willis Pace, 85 year old veteran of the Civil War, died suddenly while sitting in a chair at his home shortly afternoon Saturday. He
was buried Tuesday at the Warden cemetery, the Rev. McDonald and John M. Linddsey, leading the funeral services and C. K. Spencer directing interment.
Pace was born in Marshall county, Kentucky, in 1845, and came to Missouri about 1868, three years after he was married to Celio
Hurst. Six of the nine children born to this union are still living, but Mrs. Pace died in 1907.
The children are: Liburn, Hardin, Ap and Gus Pace and Vina Edmunds and Audrey Grogan.
When about 21 years old, Pace became a member of the Church of Christ, a faith he retained to the end of his life.
During the Civil War he served two or three years and is one, of the few remaining member of the G. A. R.
On Find A Grave from Graveyard Friend.
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(1) 23 May 1999: email from
Willis Pace Dies While Sitting in Chair Tuesday Afternoon.
Willis Pace, 85 year old veteran of the Civil War, died suddenly while sitting in a chair at his home shortly afternoon Saturday. He
was buried Tuesday at the Warden cemetery, the Rev. McDonald and John M. Linddsey, leading the funeral services and C. K. Spencer directing interment.
Pace was born in Marshall county, Kentucky, in 1845, and came to Missouri about 1868, three years after he was married to Celio
Hurst. Six of the nine children born to this union are still living, but Mrs. Pace died in 1907.
The children are: Liburn, Hardin, Ap and Gus Pace and Vina Edmunds and Audrey Grogan.
When about 21 years old, Pace became a member of the Church of Christ, a faith he retained to the end of his life.
During the Civil War he served two or three years and is one, of the few remaining member of the G. A. R.
On Find A Grave from Graveyard Friend.
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(1) 23 May 1999: email from