He was away from home preaching his sermons in the Baptist churches he founded plus the many civic duties he attended. He settled on the 160 acre claim in 1855 in Otoe County, Nebraska. There in the rich soil he prospered and as the children grew they learned to farm. Hiram educated his children many years before the schools opened. (courtesy virlee88 Ancestry page)
He was away from home preaching his sermons in the Baptist churches he founded plus the many civic duties he attended. He settled on the 160 acre claim in 1855 in Otoe County, Nebraska. There in the rich soil he prospered and as the children grew they learned to farm. Hiram educated his children many years before the schools opened. (courtesy virlee88 Ancestry page)
Gravesite Details
Elizabeth Hurst apparently had several family members moved all with a burial date of 11-24-1922
Family Members
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John M Hurst
1843–1917
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James Henry Hurst
1845–1911
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William Harrison Hurst
1847–1932
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Sarah Jane Hurst Whetstone
1851–1894
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Thomas Jefferson "Jeec" Hurst
1852–1931
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Isaac Newton Hurst
1856–1925
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Isabelle Elizabeth Hurst Hughes
1859–1936
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Martha Miranda Hurst Bales
1861–1937
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George H. Hurst
1879–1880
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Mary Cornelia "Mollie" Hurst Strong
1881–1964
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Edwin Knox Hurst
1884–1941
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Frederick H. Hurst
1888–1967
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