Beverly was born on March 4, 1789 the son of John and Mary Hurst. He was named for Gov. Beverly Randolph of Virginia.
Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. He married Elizabeth Oatman the daughter of Joseph and Christiana Oatman.
In 1812, he was living on the road between Middle Creek and New Albany in Harrison Co., Indiana.
Beverly appears to have been living in Harrison Co., Indiana in 1840 when he enacted a lawsuit against the heirs of John Harrell, Sr.
Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. He married Elizabeth Oatman the daughter of Joseph and Christiana Oatman.
In 1812, he was living on the road between Middle Creek and New Albany in Harrison Co., Indiana.
Beverly appears to have been living in Harrison Co., Indiana in 1840 when he enacted a lawsuit against the heirs of John Harrell, Sr.
Beverly was born on March 4, 1789 the son of John and Mary Hurst. He was named for Gov. Beverly Randolph of Virginia.
Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. He married Elizabeth Oatman the daughter of Joseph and Christiana Oatman.
In 1812, he was living on the road between Middle Creek and New Albany in Harrison Co., Indiana.
Beverly appears to have been living in Harrison Co., Indiana in 1840 when he enacted a lawsuit against the heirs of John Harrell, Sr.
Fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. He married Elizabeth Oatman the daughter of Joseph and Christiana Oatman.
In 1812, he was living on the road between Middle Creek and New Albany in Harrison Co., Indiana.
Beverly appears to have been living in Harrison Co., Indiana in 1840 when he enacted a lawsuit against the heirs of John Harrell, Sr.
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