Son of William Hust and Elizabeth Saling
Married 17 Oct 1850 in Forsythe, Missouri to Hannah Harriet Hampton who is also buried here
Dea Richmond Hust said he lived south of Springfield, Missouri after the Civil War and went to Jefferson and Park Counties in Colorado and lived there from 1878 through part of 1880. Dea and Hannah moved briefly from Colorado to Missouri. When leaving with the wagon train of family members that headed west, It took three months to get to Horseshoe, a little mining town near Leadville. The next fall they left Colorado to come to Lincoln County.
Phelps MO Inf., Co F
Married 17 Oct 1850 in Forsythe, Missouri to Hannah Harriet Hampton who is also buried here
Dea Richmond Hust said he lived south of Springfield, Missouri after the Civil War and went to Jefferson and Park Counties in Colorado and lived there from 1878 through part of 1880. Dea and Hannah moved briefly from Colorado to Missouri. When leaving with the wagon train of family members that headed west, It took three months to get to Horseshoe, a little mining town near Leadville. The next fall they left Colorado to come to Lincoln County.
Phelps MO Inf., Co F
Son of William Hust and Elizabeth Saling
Married 17 Oct 1850 in Forsythe, Missouri to Hannah Harriet Hampton who is also buried here
Dea Richmond Hust said he lived south of Springfield, Missouri after the Civil War and went to Jefferson and Park Counties in Colorado and lived there from 1878 through part of 1880. Dea and Hannah moved briefly from Colorado to Missouri. When leaving with the wagon train of family members that headed west, It took three months to get to Horseshoe, a little mining town near Leadville. The next fall they left Colorado to come to Lincoln County.
Phelps MO Inf., Co F
Married 17 Oct 1850 in Forsythe, Missouri to Hannah Harriet Hampton who is also buried here
Dea Richmond Hust said he lived south of Springfield, Missouri after the Civil War and went to Jefferson and Park Counties in Colorado and lived there from 1878 through part of 1880. Dea and Hannah moved briefly from Colorado to Missouri. When leaving with the wagon train of family members that headed west, It took three months to get to Horseshoe, a little mining town near Leadville. The next fall they left Colorado to come to Lincoln County.
Phelps MO Inf., Co F
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