John T. Hurt, Sr. was born around 1655 in England, the son of William Hurt and Margaret Glover. He is my 8th great grandfather. <\/p>\n
Born about 1655 in New Kent County, England. Christened at St. Stephen’s Parish, New Kent County.<\/p>\n
Married Sarah Webber in 1675. <\/p>\n
Arrived in Virginia before 1691<\/p>\n
St. John’s Parish, King William County, VA.<\/p>\n
Farmer<\/p>\n
Died February 1723 in King William County, VA. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
John T. Hurt, Sr. was born around 1655 in England, the son of William Hurt and Margaret Glover. He is my 8th great grandfather. Birth Born about 1655 in New Kent County, England. Christened at St. Stephen’s Parish, New Kent County. Marriage Married Sarah Webber in 1675. 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