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DESCENDANCY CHART FOR JOHN HURST - JOHNOTT1.PAF 27 Jan 2002 Page 1 of 3==========================================================================================================================Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-- John HURST-33272 (1683-1729) ,Isle of Wright,Virginiasp-Mary-33273 ( - )2-- William HURST-33274 (1710-1792) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Christiana MCKINNIE-33275 (1714- ) ,,North Carolina3-- William Broad HURST-33276 (1748-1800) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Mary LANE-33277 ( - )3-- Major HURST-33278 (1750-1808) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Sarah SCREENLY-33279 ( - )4-- Major HURST [Jr.]-33280 ( -1817)2-- John HURST-33267 (1713- ) ,Isle of Wright,Virginiasp-Judith MOORE-33268 ( - )3-- William HURST-33258 (1742-1767) ,Bertie,North Carolinasp-Sarah OLIVER-33259 ( - )4-- Jesse Willis HURST-33261 (1756- ) ,Bertie,North Carolinasp-Madaline-33262 ( - )4-- Philip HURST-33260 (1762- ) ,Duplin,North Carolina4-- John HURST-33248 (1767-1831) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Blythe GODBEE-33249 ( -1806)5-- William HURST-33250 (1788- ) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Lucretia WILLIAMS-33251 ( - )sp-Levicy LEGGETT-33252 ( - )5-- Christina HURST-33253 (1793- ) ,Duplin,North Carolina5-- HURST [Major]-33146 (1795-1846) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Clarissa ELLISON-33147 (1796-1882) ,Burke,Georgia6-- Polly HURST-33242 (1811- ) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Thomas POPE-33243 ( - )7-- Mary Ann POPE-33244 (1830- ) ,,Georgiasp-Oscar Wilkinson STEWART-33245 (1829- ) Rogersville,,Tennessee7-- Martha Clarissa POPE-33246 (1833- ) ,,Georgiasp-Leonida Heading STEWART-33247 (1827- ) Abdingdon,,Virginia6-- John HURST-33179 (1816-1897) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Ester Caroline MCCORKLE-33180 (1816-1893) ,Burke,Georgia7-- William Marion HURST-33183 (1839-1894) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Eliza Shadrack GRISHAM-33184 ( - )sp-Mollie Jane SEAL-33185 (1843-1926) ,Franklin,Alabama7-- Thomas Alexander HURST-33188 (1841-1918) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Martha Elizabeth WILSON-33189 (1849-1940)8-- Benjamin Franklin HURST-33190 (1878-1920) Russellville,Franklin,Alabamasp-Mattie Fannie BYARS-33191 (1882-1920) Russellville,Franklin,Alabama9-- Harry Franklin HURST-33192 (1900-1977) Russellville,Franklin,Alabamasp-Mable Agnes BELMONT-33193 (1901- ) Trenton,,New Jersey9-- Claude Huey HURST-33194 (1903-1960) Elgin,,Texassp-Clara Panola SIMPSON-33195 (1904-1986) Moulton,,Alabama9-- Thomas Alexander HURST-33205 (1906-1983) ,Morgan,Alabamasp-Marion Bradbury BELMONT-33206 (1910- ) ,,New Jersey9-- Mildred Louise HURST-33196 ( - )sp-J. B. MOODY-33197 (1917- )9-- William Daniel HURST-33198 (1910-2000) ,Morgan,Alabamasp-Grace Clemmer BELMONT-33199 ( - )10-- Marion Belmont HURST-33200 (1930-1931) Trenton,,New Jersey10-- Grace Belmont HURST-33201 ( - )9-- Marjorie Elizabeth HURST-33207 ( - )sp-William Alton ARMSTRONG-33208 (1911-1992) ,Morgan,Alabama8-- Hiram HURST-33209 (1887- ) ,Morgan,AlabamaDESCENDANCY CHART FOR JOHN HURST - JOHNOTT1.PAF 27 Jan 2002 Page 2 of 3==========================================================================================================================Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------sp-Lamittis STEWART-33210 ( - )8-- Minnie HURST-33211 ( - )sp-John Drury GRAY-33212 ( - )8-- Leander HURST-33213 ( - )sp-Lutie GUNTER-33214 ( - )8-- William HURST-33215 ( - )sp-Martha-33216 ( - )8-- Martha HURST-33217 ( - )9-- Ruth LYONS-33218 ( - )8-- Sidney HURST-33219 ( - )sp-Annie BRAKEFIELD-33220 ( - )7-- John Sevier "Dock" HURST-33221 (1844-1905) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Amelia Frances SEAL-33222 (1848-1889)8-- Lee Edward HURST-33223 (1870-1953) ,Franklin,Alabama8-- Reiley HURST-33224 (1872- )8-- Robert F. HURST-33225 (1873-1901)8-- Marshaline C. HURST-33226 (1877-1907) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Charles N. WHEELER [Doctor]-33227 ( - )8-- Burris D. HURST-33228 (1879-1900)8-- Marshal HURST-33229 (1882- )sp-Annie Lee HOOPER-33230 ( - )8-- Francis HURST-33231 (1889-1949) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Emma KIMBROUGH-33232 ( - )9-- James Luther HURST-33233 (1915-1999) Russellville,Franklin,Alabamasp-Sally-33234 ( - )10-- James C. HURST-33235 ( - )7-- Elizabeth Clarissa HURST-33236 (1847-1919) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Shelby GRISHAM-33237 (1839- ) ,Morgan,Alabama7-- Minerva Caroline HURST-33238 (1848-1853) ,Burke,Georgia7-- Eliza Evelyn HURST-33239 (1854-1944) ,Burke,Georgiasp-William Drury BOWEN-33240 (1834- ) Russellville,Franklin,Alabama7-- Lucinda A. HURST-33241 (1851-1853) Russellville,Franklin,Alabama6-- William Robert HURST-8048 (1818-1903) ,Burke,Georgiasp-Ann DEVANEY-33143 (1823-1853)7-- Robert Ellison HURST-33148 (1839-1921) ,Franklin,Alabama8-- Robert HURST-33142 ( - )7-- John DeKalb HURST [Lieutenant]-33145 (1841-1880) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Harriet EAST-33151 ( - )8-- John East HURST-33159 ( - )7-- Mary Francis HURST-33152 (1843-1900) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Rufus H. LANDERS-33153 (1844-1900) ,Morgan,Alabama7-- Julia Ann "Polly" HURST-33144 (1845- ) ,Franklin,Alabama7-- Emily Catherine HURST-33154 (1847- ) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Andrew J. SUGG-33155 ( - )7-- William Charles HURST-33156 (1849-1924) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Susan BURGESS-33157 (1860-1923)7-- Martha Susan HURST-33158 (1851-1853) ,Franklin,Alabamasp-Minerva GILLINLAIN-33162 ( - )7-- Luster HURST-33163 ( - )7-- Rebecca HURST-33164 ( - )7-- George W. HURST-33165 ( - )7-- Addie HURST-33166 (1858- ) ,Morgan,Alabamasp-George William WILSON [Sr.]-33167 ( - )8-- George William WILSON [Jr.]-33169 (1879-1975) Russellville,Franklin,AlabamaDESCENDANCY CHART FOR JOHN HURST - JOHNOTT1.PAF 27 Jan 2002 Page 3 of 3==========================================================================================================================Name (Birth/Chr.-Death/Burial) Birth/Chr. Place--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------sp-Mary Leona CLAY-33170 ( - )9-- Frances Mildred WILSON-33173 ( - )sp-John Calvin JONES-33174 ( - )10-- John Allen JONES-33175 ( - )10-- Carol Ann JONES-33176 ( - )7-- Alonzo HURST-33177 (1859-1897) Russellville,Franklin,Alabamasp-Elizabeth-33178 ( - )sp-Mollie B. HOWELL-8049 ( - )7-- Baxter Charles "B.C." HURST-6622 (1880-1955) Norfork,Baxter,Arkansassp-Lula ROSE-6621 (1882-1979) Mountain Home,Baxter,Arkansas8-- Robert E. HURST-6638 (1919-1994) ,Baxter,Arkansassp-Virginia COPELAND-6637 ( - )7-- Wade Hampton HURST-5462 (1882- )sp-Hattie Belle MARTIN-4334 ( - )8-- Baxter HURST-12102 (1920-1999) Buffalo City,Marion,Arkansassp-Geneva Alice SNIPES-12105 (1921- ) ,Marion,Arkansas9-- David HURST-12106 (1948- )sp-Pamela YARBOROUGH-12119 ( - )10-- Eva Ann HURST-12120 ( - )8-- Ruby HURST-4879 ( - )sp-Fred BEARDEN-4875 (1916-1993) Rush,Marion,Arkansas9-- Larry BEARDEN-4880 ( - )sp-Judith RANABARGER-4883 ( - )9-- Patsy BEARDEN-4881 ( - )sp-Donald WYNN-5472 ( - )8-- Ruth HURST-12103 ( - )sp-Minard COX-12104 (1905- ) ,,Arkansas8-- Garland HURST-12121 ( - )sp-Tommie Sue WYNN-12122 ( - )7-- Clara Moore HURST-33140 (1885- )7-- Theodore H. HURST-33141 (1890- )5-- Henry HURST-33254 (1798-1861) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Mary AUSTIN-33255 (1805- ) ,,Tennessee5-- Daniel HURST-33256 (1801- ) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Mariah ROBERTS-33257 (1802- ) ,Burke,Georgia4-- James HURST-33263 ( - )4-- William HURST-33264 (1774- ) ,Duplin,North Carolina4-- Andrew HURST-33265 (1776-1832) ,Duplin,North Carolinasp-Catherine HUNTER-33266 ( - )3-- Mary HURST-33270 (1744- ) ,Bertie,North Carolinasp-Thomas GREEN-33271 ( - )2-- Phillip HURST-33281 (1714-1769) ,Duplin,North Carolina2-- Walter HURST-33282 (1716- ) ,Duplin,North Carolina2-- Alicia HURST-33283 ( - )2-- Mary HURST-33284 ( - )sp-Burwell SHELTON-33285 ( - )2-- James HURST-33286 ( -1772)sp-Mary KINGMAN-33287 ( - )3-- William HURST-33288 ( - )sp-Nancy OLIVER-33289 ( - )--=====================_48421911==_--
Hurst Cemetery
Located top of a hill in the forest in the southern part of Baxter County off County Road 108.
Take CR 108 almost to the end, about 2 miles from the Martin Springs Schoolhouse. Just after crossing the second creek make a right and go up the hill. A 4-wheel drive vehicle is suggested. The cemetery is in a clearing on your right after you get to the top of the hill. There are only nine marked stones in this family cemetery. June 2001 - Vera (Lane) Reeves email@example.com
Hurst, Alonzo (Major) 01 Sep 1859 ------------------------------- 09 May 1897
Hurst, Clara M. (Little) 02 Apr 1885 --------------------------------10 Aug 1887 (d/o W. R. & Mollie) (age 2 years 6 months 8 days)
Hurst, Elva M. 09 Mar 1890 -------------------------------- 07 Jan 1949 (she is listed as wife in obituary of Theodore H. Hurst)
Hurst, Kelly Wade 17 Jun 1931--------------------------------- 02 Mar 1935 (he is listed as son in obituary of Theodore H. Hurst)
Hurst, Lillian one date ------------------------------------- 28 Jul 1905 (infant d/o Mr & Mrs B. C. Hurst)
Hurst, Mollie 15 Apr 1850 --------------------------------- 01 Jul 1927 (w/o W. R. Hurst) (next to W. R.)
Hurst, Opal 11 May 1914 ------------------------------- 25 Sep 1914 (d/o W. H. & H. B. Hurst)
Hurst, Theo H. 01 Jul 1890 --------------------------------- 22 Dec 1940 (not on stone: m. Elva Harvey on 4 Feb 1912)
Hurst, William R. 04 Sep 1818 -------------------------------- 14 Mar 1903 (h/o Mollie B. Hurst)
A memorial stone was placed between William R. and his wife Mollie by some of their grandchildren.
"Erected in 1997 in loving memory of our grandparents, William R. & Mollie B. Hurst. By: Elmo Hurst, William Hurst, Woodrow Hurst, Ruth Cox, Ruby Bearden, Baxter Hurst, Garland Hurst, Helen Chapman, Ophelia Davis, Homer Hurst, Jessie Brim, Nellie Inez Ferrante".
A little family history on the Hurst Family.
Robert E. and William C. Hurst two sons of William R. Hurst came to the area, that later became Baxter County about 1868. It would appear William R. Hurst didn't arrive in the area until later, maybe as late as 1879. In the 1880 census he is listed in the house of Joseph and Julia A. Spragins as father-in-law age 63. Molly Hurst was not listed in 1880 census. Arkansas Death Record Index shows Mollie B. Hurst died 7/1/1927 in Baxter County.
There's a sunken place between Alonzo and Clara. Another at the foot of Alonzo next to Lillian. Usually these low spots in the old cemeteries mean an unmarked grave.
This "document" is pretty recent - either a very good photocopy or printedon a laser printer, but it has some interesting info in it. It is not signed & gives no indication (to me) who wrote it. I'm reasonably certainthat it was transcribed from a letter written to cousin, Ruth, because of emphasis on "Feilding". She had an uncle by that name, born in KY in1860s. This Fielding's father, Oliver Hurst (Ruth's grandfather) was born in 1830s in Morgan County TN."FROM AN OLD, OLD JOURNALIn the year 1617, Virginia fell into the hands of Captain Samuel Argall whobecame Deputy Governor of the Colony. He arrived on the ship "Treasurer"bringing with him fifty good men.According to a census taken in December 28, 1618, there were 600 settlersliving in Virginia. This was two years before the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth Colony. Many of these colonists either died or returned to England.Among those who came over with Captain Argall was TOBIAS HURST. And heremained in the Colony until his death. This makes the Hurst family one ofthe oldest family names in America.There is no definite record of the family of Tobias Hurst. He did not bringany family with him when he came over. He was 22 years old at that time.He must have married after he came to Virginia because one Robert Watsondied and his estate was settled in 1651, and the records show that he gavea cow calf to the wife of Tobias Hurst. It seems probable that the wife ofTobias Hurst was a daughter of this Robert Watson. Tobias Hurst went toLancaster Co., Virginia where he died and an inventort of his estate wasmade Jan. 20, 1656.Henry Hurst was in Northumberland County in 1651 and Thomas Hurst was therein 1718. John Hurst died in Isle of Wight County in 1727. These may havebeen sons of Tobias, but there is no record to prove this.As the colonists moved north and west from the original colony, we find theHursts moving with them in Stratford, Fairfax and Shenandoah Counties.This migration is an interesting study. There are several missing links inthe records, and so far I am not able to make all the connections.Pinkston Posey Hurst was born in 1819. He said Henry Hurst lived inVirginia and had these sons: John, James, and William. This is a tradition in our family, but I have no definite records to prove it.William Hurst was my first Hurst ancestor of whom I have a definite recordwhich starts in 1741. In that year he bought 400 acres of land at the forkof the Shenandoah River in Virginia. He had married Judith Calfee some timebefore and had children at that time. He had two sons, John and WilliamJr. and several daughters. The children sold the land in Virginia about1782 and apparently moved away.The son, John, was my ancestor. He first married Lydia Smith, and thenafter her death, he married Mary Barksdale Lindsay, widow of William Lindsay.The other son, William, married Lucy ______. I have no further record ofhim.John Hurst moved several times. In 1797 he purchased land in Green Co.,Tennessee and lived there for a time and then went to Harrison Co., Indiana.I have no further record of William. He may have gone to Tennessee with hisbrother John.John Hurst had a son, Elijah, born 1774.Another Elijah Hurst was living near the fork of the Shenandoah River inVirginia in 1783 with a family of three. This may have been a son of William Hurst, Jr.The census of McNary Co., Tennessee for 1850 shows Elijah Hurst livingthere age 65, born in Virginia. The census of this county also shows a Fielding Hurst, age 40, living there. Fielding is not a very common name.So I think this Fielding may be of your line.There are many breaks in the above records and I may be making the wrongdeductions, but it seems to me that the two brothers, John and William,may have both gone to Tennessee. I am a descendant of John. You may be adescendant from William.According to the information which I have, my grandfather, Jessee LindsayHurst, had a brother John Hurst, born 1800, died 1837, who married HannahHudson in 1828. Their children were Leah, Frances, Martha, Spear, Oliver,Rebeccah, and Anne. They probably lrft Harrison Co., Indiana, as I can notget any other record of them there. Maybe they went to Tennessee. Oliverwas born 1833 and would have been about the right age to be yourgrandfather.Fielding J. Hurst was the father of William Hurst and the grandfather ofSilas Hurst who located in Charleston, Miss., and then removed to Millersburg, Ky. He had two sons, Edgar born 1876, and Jessee Henry born1877. This Fielding J. Hurst died of cholera in Fleming Co., KY in 1833.Fielding F. Hurst was executive head of the Hurst Home Insurance Co. Hedied in 1912. He was the father of Frank M. Hurst."
June 1, 1987TO: Anyone interested in Hurst family tracingsFROM: Homer T. Hurst, Sr.SUBJECT:Tobias Hurst descendantsMy wife, Beverly, and I have been delighted to get acquainted with severalHursts and/or their relatives of Newbern, Virginia. We like their family reunions and are grateful to have been invited to the next one in 1988.Thanks to some long hard work by Bud Harrison of Florence, Alabama and manywho helped him, we now have the attached Hurst family tracing back to Tobias when hecame to America from England in 1618. We are seeking additional information aboutTobias and his descendants. Specifically, we need several dates that are missing from the attached tracing. We also need more information about the wives and mothers.For example, who did Tobias marry, when, where, and how did she get to America?If you have information on your Hurst line that you would like to share withothers, please bring or send it to the next Hursts of Newbern reunion in 1988. Wouldn't it be great to have numerous Hurst family tracings, such as the attached,posted at the reunions? Then we could all easily see and exchange information directlyduring the reunion while we enjoy getting Better acquainted. My mailing address is: 501 Milhurst Street, Blacksburg,VA 24060. ****************************The second sheet is his lineage:HURST LINE from Tobias in England in 1597 to Adam in Colorado in 1979HUSBAND WIFETobias Hurst: 1597-______ ………………………………………… __________England/VirginiaJohn Hurst: about 1620- ______ ……………………………………… Dorothy KnightVirginiaJohn Hurst: about 1650-1727 ………………………………………… Mary _______VirginiaJohn Hurst: about 1685-_____ …………………………………… Judith MooreVirginia/North CarolinaWilliam Hurst: 1710-1792 …………………………………… Sarah Oliver: 2nd wifeNorth CarolinaJohn Hurst: 1760 about-1840 ……………………… Bettie Heath_____ - 1808North Carolina/FloridaMajor Hurst: 1795-1846 …………………………… Claripa Elliston:_____ - 1882North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama/Miss.William R. Hurst: 1818 – 1903 …………………… Mollie B.Howell: 4th wife 1850-1927Georgia, Alabama/ArkansasTheodore Hurst: 1890 – 1940 ………………………… Elva M.Harvey: 1890 – 1949ArkansasHomer T. Hurst: 1919 -__ ………………………….. Beverly Arnold: 1921 - _____Arkansas, Ohio/VirginiaHomer T. Hurst II: 1946 -…………………… Melode Mariner: 1951 - _____Ohio, Virginia/ColoradoAdam Mariner Hurst: 1979 -______ …………… ________The third sheet is the above lineage with the addition of the followingnotes:This information was compiled by Homer & Beverly Hurst fromData provided by: Elva Hurst, William R. Hurst & Bud Harrison810 N. Montgomery, Sheffield Alabama 35660Tobias Hurst: death 1597-1656* or 1655** Wife: Rebecca **3rd Generation: John Hurst: b. 1683?*4th Generation: John Hurst: 1713-1769?*5th Generation: William Hurst: 1714* Wife: Sarah Oliver: d. after 1785*6th Generation: John Hurst: 1757 – 1831*7th Generation: Major Hurst Wife: Claripa Elliston: b. 1810*(the copy I have I am not able to read the words written after thisnotation/MPL)* data supplied by James M. Hurst, 3463 Spring Creek Dr, Conyers, GH30208** data supplied by Lawrence E. Weeks, 4280 W. Ford City Dr. Chicago, IL60652email: email@example.com
William Robert Hurst was born sept 4 1818 Burk Co. Ga. He came to Franklin Co. Al. in the early 1820s. During his life he was married 4 times. in 1879 he moved to Baxter Co. Ark.He married Millie B. Howell in 1879 prob. Ark.Children were (1)Baxter Charles july 28 1880 (2) Wade Hampton july 29 1882 (3) Clara More Apr. 1885 d. 1887 (4) Theodore H. july 1 1890 D. Dec. 22 1940. Theodore H. Hurst married Elva M. Harvey Feb. 4 1912. Children were (1) Clifton B. (2) Helen (3) Ophelia (4)Homer Theodore (5) Hayden Webster (6)June (7) Jessie (8)Kelly Wade (9) Nellie Inez. I also have after the death of his 3rd wife Elizabeth this was a remarriage to Mollie B. Howell, he moved from Ala. to Baxter Co. Ark.
HURST FAMILY From "Hurst Family of Georgia" by Robert R. HurstIn 1607 the English founded their first successful settlement, Jamestown, in America. Their settlement did not prosper so well during the first few years, and the English would probably been completely exterminated had it not been for the able leadership of Captain John Smith. In 1618, the Virginia Companydecided to revitalize and expand their venture by means of a reform program which they inaugurated in 1618 under the leadership of Sir Edwin Sandys, a prominent figurein the English House of Commons. As a result of this new move, the ship "Treasurer" landed in Jamestown in August of 1618 with forty aboard. Tobias Hurst, twenty-two years of age at that time, was one of those forty. He is the first Hurst to set foot in America. The venture must have been a successthat year for the population, which was 400 at the beginning of the year, increased to 1000 by its end.Tobias probably went to work at Captain Wardo's plantation located in the present Isle of Wight County. It remains unknown as to whether Tobias married and had children. One source lists John Hurst as his son. John married Dorothy Knight and had a son, John Hurst, who married Judith Moore, the daughter of Ephroditus. John had a son, William Hurst, who married first Christian McKinnie and second Sarah Oliver, the daughter of John. This William Hurst and his second wife, Sarah, are the progenitors of the family herein described.First Generation1. John Hurst was born Isle of Wight Co VA 1683. John died after 1729 Isle of Wight Va. He married Mary. John Hurst and Mary had the following children: Alicia Hurst Mary Hurst James Hurst William Hurst was born 1710 John Hurst was born 1713 Phillip Hurst was born Duplin Co NC circa 1714. Phillip died 1769 Halifax Co NC, at 55 years of age. Walter Hurst was born Duplin Co NC 1716. Walter died after 1727. Second Generation3. Mary Hurst (John) was born Duplin Co NC. She married Burwell Shelton.Mary Hurst and Burwell Shelton had the following child: Ladyman Shelton4. James Hurst (John) was born Duplin Co NC. James died 1772 Chowman Co NC. He married Mary Kingman. He was the Chief Justice of Chowan Co NC. James Hurst and Mary Kingman had the following child: William Hurst5. William Hurst (John) was born Duplin Co NC 1710. William died 1792 Duplin Co NC at 82 years of age. He married Christiana McKinnie. Christiana was born in NC in 1714. Christiana was the daughter of Barnabas McKinnie and Mary Exum. Christiana died before 1785 Duplin Co NC.William Hurst and Christiana McKinnie had the following children: William Broad Hurst was born 1748. Major Hurst was born 1750.6. John Hurst (John) was born Isle of Wight VA 1713. John died after 1769 in Bertie Co NC.He married Judith Moore. Judith was the daughter of Epaphordis Moore. Judith died after 1769 in Bertie Co NC.John Hurst and Judith Moore had the following children: William Hurst was born 1742Mary Hurst was born Bertie Co NC 1744. She married Thomas Green in Bertie Co NC on 10/3/1764.Third GenerationWilliam Hurst (James, John) birth date unknown. William died after1740 in Williamsburg VA.He married Nancy Oliver.William Hurst and Nancy Oliver had the following children: Abraham Hurst William R. Charles Hurst Oliver Hurst Wright Hurst Penelope Hurst Elizabeth Hurst James Hurst. James died 1795 in Stokes Co. NC11. William Broad Hurst (William, John) was born Duplin Co NC in 1748. William died 12/1/1800 in Effingham Co GA, at 52 years of age.He married Mary Lane. Mary was the daughter of Thomas Lane and MaryLane.William Broad Hurst and Mary Lane had the following children: Felix Hurst-b. 1774 William Hurst-b. 1774 Thomas Hurst b. 1/26/1776 Charlotte Hurst, born Duplin Co GA 1776. Charlotte died after 1803 in Effingham Co GA. She married Benjamin Blitch. Benjamin was born in Tusculum St. Matthews Parish GA. 1768. Benjamin was the son of Thomas Blitch and Ann Hodges. Stephen Hurst was born 1778 Jesse Hurst was born Duplin Co NC 1780. Died after 1802 In Effingham Co GA. He married twice. He married Madlen 1796. He married Mary Hodges in Effingham Co GA 9/20/1802. Zilpha Hurst was born 1783 John Hurst was born 1785. 12. Major Hurst (William, John) was born Duplin Co NC in 1750. Major died in 7/1808 in Screven Co GA, at 58 years of age. He married Sarah Screenly.Major Hurst and Sarah Screenly had the following children: Major Jr. Hurst Berthenia Pinky Hurst Jacob Swicord Hurst Rebecca Hurst John Hurst13. William Hurst (John, John) was born Bertie Co NC in 1742. William died 1767 in Duplin Co. NC at 25 years of age.He married Sarah Oliver in Bertie Co NC 11/1760William Hurst and Sarah Oliver had the following children: James Hurst b. Bertie Co NC Jesse Willis Hurst b. 1762 Phillip Hurst b. 1762 John Hurst b. 1767 William Hurst b. 1774 Andrew Hurst b. Duplin Co NC in 1776. Andrew died in 1832 At 56 years of age. He married Catherine Hunter in NC in 1802Fourth GenerationFelix Hurst (William Broad, William, John) was born Duplin Co NC in 1774.Felix died 11/1/1850 in Effingham Co GA at 76 years of age.He married twice. He married Alpha Ann. Alpha was born in NC in 1785.Alpha died 1831 in Effingham Co GA at 46 years of age. He married Orphelia Orfy Cole in Effingham Co GA on 12/9/1833.Orphelia was born in NC 1807. Orphelia died after 1870 in Screven Co GA.Felix Hurst and Alpha Ann had the following children: Mary Ann Hurst Isaac Hurst Allen Hurst George Hurst James Hurst b. Dupoin Co NC 1/10/1798. James died in 1850 in Effingham Co Ga, at 52 years of age. He married Ann Wilson in Effingham Co Ga 12/31/1827. Sarah Elizabeth Hurst was born 1799 Thomas Hurst was born circa 1801. Henry Hurst was born 1810 Harriet Jane Hurst was born 1824.Felix Hurst and Orphelia Cole had the following children: Nancy Hurst was born Screven Co GA 1833. Nancy died after 1860 in Screven Co GA. Emanuel Hurst was born 1835. Daniel Hurst was born in Ga 2/14/1836. He married Eliza Jane Unknown.23. William Hurst (William Broad, William, John) was born in Duplin Co NC in 1774. William died 1/9/1822 in Burke Co Ga, at 47 years of age. He married Rosannah Blackington in Effingham Co Ga in 8.17.1801. Rosannah died 1820 in Effingham Co Ga. He then married Mary Blitch in Effingham Co GA on 6/21/8121. Mary was born in Tusculum St Matthews Parish, Ga in 1773. Mary was the daughter of Thomas Blitch and Ann Hodges.William Hurst and Rosannah Blackington had the following children: 1. Nancy Ann Hurst was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1803. She married Jonathan Tyner. 2. John Jack Hurst b. 5/16/1804. 3. Mary Rosannah Hurst b. Effingham Co Ga in 1806. Mary died in 1852 in Effingham Co Ga at 46 years of age. She married George D. Dykes. 4. Jessie Hurst was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1810. He married Mary Ann Lee in Effingham Co Ga 12/12/1831. 5. Sarah Hurst was born 7/18/1813. 6. William Francis Hurst was born 12/5/1851William Hurst and Mary Blitch had the following children: 7. Martha Ann Hurst b. 1827 8. Felix M. Hurst b. Lafayette Co FL 1830. He married Jane P. Norton 2/22/1854. 9. Annie Rose Hurst b. 1845. 10. Harriet Adaline Hurst b. 1847 11. John Augustus Hurst b. 1848 12. Charles Edward Hurst b. 2/18/1849.25. Stephen Hurst (William Broad, William, John) was born in Duplin Co NC in 1778. Stephen died 1822 in Burke Co Ga at 44 years of age.He married Johannah Miller.Stephen Hurst and Johannah Miller had the following children: 1. Stephen Jr Hurst b. 1797 2. David Candice Hurst born Screven Co Ga 1804. David died 1873 at 69 years of age. He married Mary Maydeline. Mary died 1873 in Screven Co Ga.27. Zilpha Hurst (William Broad, William, John) was born in Duplin Co NC in 1783. Zilpha died after 1805 in Effingham Co Ga.She married Spier Blitch in Effingham Co Ga on 10/17/1803.Spier died before 1850 in Effingham Co Ga.Zilpha Hurst and Spier Blitch had the following children: 1. Elijah Blitch. He married Sarah Zittrouer. 2. Thomas Blitch b. Effingham Co Ga 1804.28. John Hurst (William Broad, William, John) was born in Duplin Co NC in 1785. John died before 1857 in Burke Co Ga.He married Elizabeth Blitch in Effingham Co Ga 1/22/1808. Elizabeth was born in Georgia 1785.Elizabeth was the daughter of Thomas Blitch and Ann Hodges.John Hurst and Elizabeth Blitch had the following children: 1. Willis S. Hurst b. 1810. 2. George Washington Peavine Hurst b. 2/12/1813. 3. Rosanna Hurst b. Effingham Co Ga 1817. 4. John Hurst b. 8/25/1824. 5. Charles B. Hurst b. 8/25/1824. 6. Elizabeth Hurst b. Effingham Co Ga 1826.29. Thomas Hurst (William Broad, William, John(1) b. Duplin Co. NC 1/26/1776. Thomas died 12/26/1837 in Thomas Co Ga at 61 years of age.He married Serena Wylly in Effingham Co Ga in 1797. Serena was bornIn Effingham Co Ga 1784. Serena died 4/23/1845 in Thomas Co Ga at60 years of age.Thomas Hurst and Serena Wylly had the following children: 1. William Broad Hurst b. 1798. 2. Mary Hurst b. Effingham Co Ga 1/11/1800 Mary died 10/15/1826 in Thomas Co Ga, at 26 years of age. She married Allen Wilson in Effingham co Ga on 12/6/1821. 3. Susannah Hurst b. Effingham Co Ga 4/2/1802. died 7/16/1858 in Thomas Co Ga at 56 years of age. She married John Robert Irvine. John was b. Ga 1789. 4. Serena Hurst b. 10/15/1803 in Effingham Co Ga. She married Allen Wilson 5. Thomas Jefferson Hurst was born Effingham Co Ga 1807. He died in 1852 at 45 years of age. He married Matilda Adams. 6. Sarah Elizabeth Hurst b. Thomas Co Ga on 4/11/1812. Sarah died 8/15/1884 in Holly Springs Texas at 72 years of age. She married Fabian Adams, son of Thomas Adams and Catherine Parramore. 7. John Wiley Hurst was born in Thomas Co Ga 1815. John died 1852 in Thomas Co Ga at 37 years of age. He married Mariah Hicks in Thomas Co Ga in 8/11/1831. 8. Henrietta Hurst b. Effingham Co GA 5/27/1816. She died 12/5/1882 in Thomas Co GA.30. Major Hurst Jr (Major (3), William (2), John(1))Died 1/17/1817 in Screven Co GA. Had the following children: 1. Robert Hurst b. 12/13/1839 2. John D. Hurst b. Screven Co GA on 3/21/1841 3. William H. Hurst b. 6/7/1849 Screven Co GA 36. Jesse Willis Hurst (William(3), John(2), (John(1)) b. Bertie Co NC 1756. He married Madaline. Jesse Willis Hurst and Madaline had the following children: 1. Nathan Hurst d. 1870 in Alabama 2. Samuel Hurst 3. Stephen D. Hurst b. Hall Co GA 1800. Stephen was killed in the Goliad Texas Mas.37. Phillip Hurst (William(3), John (2), John (1)) b. Duplin Co NC in 1762. Phillip died after 1830 in Burke Co NC. Phillip Hurst had the following children: 1. James Hurst 2. John Hurst 3. Michael Hurst 4. William Hurst 5. Willis Hurst 6. Joseph Hurst 7. Elijah Hurst 8. Phillip Jr. Hurst b. 1790 9. Thomas Hurst b. 181538. John Hurst (William (3), John (2), John (1)) b. Duplin Co NC 1767. John died 9/30/1831 in Burke Co GA at 64 years of age. He married twice. He married Blythe Godbee. Blythe died 1806 in Duplin Co NC. He married Elizabeth "Betty" Heath. John Hurst and Blythe Godbee had the following children: 1. William Hurst b. Duplin Co NC 1788. He married Lucretia Williams. He married Levicy Leggett in Burke Co GA on 7/24/1856. 2. Christiana Hurst b. Duplin Co NC in 1793. 3. Major Hurst b. 1795 4. Henry Hurst b. 1798. 5. Daniel Hurst b. 1801.John Hurst and Elizbeth "Betty" Heath had the following children: 6. Napoleon Bonaparte Hurst b. Duplin Co. NC in 1806. Died after 1848 in Burke Co GA. Married Plortha Ann Lambert in Burke Co GA 11/7/1848. Plortha died after 1848 in Burke Co. GA. 7. Charles Needham Hurst b. 1809 8. John Hurst b. 6/1/1816.39. William Hurst (William(3), John(2), John (1) was born Duplin Co NC 1774 William Hurst had the following children: 1. Robert Hurst 2. John Hurst b. Duplin Co NC 3. Davis S. Hurst b. Duplin Co NC 4. Andrew W. Hurst b. 1821 Duplin Co NCFifth Generation46. Sarah Elizabeth Hurst (Felix(4), William Broad(3), William(2), John (1)) was born in Ga in 1799. She died before 1850 in Screven Co Ga. She married John W. Jackson in Screven Co Ga 3/19/1829. John was born in NC in 1773. John died after 1850 in Screven Co Ga. They had the following children: 1. Mary J Jackson b. Screven Co Ga in 1830. Mary died after 1850 in Screven Co Ga. She married Jacob C. Reddick 3/25/1846. He was born 3/30/1824 in Screven Co Ga. He was the son of Thomas Reddick and Margaret Reddick. Jacob died 2/23/1904 in Screven Co Ga at 79 years of age.47. Thomas Hurst (Felix(4), William Broad(3), William(2), John (1)) was born in Duplin co NC in 1801. Thomas died after 1832 in Effingham Co Ga. He married Elizabeth Lee in Effingham Co GA on 11/24/1832. Elizabeth was born in Screven Co Ga in 1816. Elizabeth was the daughter of Jesse Lee and Miriam Highsmith. Elizabeth died aafter 1832 in Effingham Co Ga. They had the following child: 1. Henrietta Hurst b. 5/27/1816.48. Henry Hurst (Felix(4), William Broad(3), William(2), John (1)), was born Screven Co Ga in 1810. Henry died after 1850 in Screven Co Ga. He married Nancy Caque in Screven Co Ga in 4/10/1844. Nancy was born in Screven Co Ga in 1815. She died after 1850 in Screven Co Ga. Henry Hurst and Nancy Caque had the following child: 1. James Hurst b. Screven Co Ga in 1843.49. Harriet Jane Hurst (Felix4)William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1824. Harried died in 1856 in Tattnall Co Ga at 32 years of age. She married William M. Eason in Tattnall Co Ga in 3/1839. William died after 1839 in Tattnall Co Ga. Harriet Jane Hurst and William M. Eason had the following child: 1. Daughter Eason. She marriied Joseph Perry.51. Emanuel Hurst (Felix4, William Broad3, William2, John 1) was born in Screven Co Ga in 1835. Emanuel died before 1870 in Screven Co Ga. He married Martha L. Mcgee 5/31/1859. She was the daughter of henry Han Jr McGee and Mary Ann Polly Williams. She died 1/26/1919 in Jenkins Co Ga at 76 years of age. She was buried at Oak Hill Baptist Church Cemetery. Emanuel and Martha had the following child: 1. Harriet B. Hurst b. 1863. Died after 1880.54. John Jack Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Effingham Co Ga on 5/16/1804. John died 12/5/1882 in Thomas Co GA at 78 years of age. He married Henrietta Hurst 8/25/1831. She was the daughter of Thomas Hurst and Serena Wylly. Henrietta died 3/14/1890 in Thomas Co GA. John Jack was sheriff of Thomas Co Ga from 1840-1841. Lived 3 miles south of Ochlocknee Ga. Buried in the Hendry Cemetery in Thomas Co Ga beside his wife. John Jack and Henrietta Hurst had the following children: 1. James M. Hurst b. Thomas Co Ga 8/11/1833. He married Georgia Ann Hendry in Thomas Co Ga4/17/1855. Georgia died 5/14/1928 in Thomasville Ga. Her body was interred in Laurel Hill Cemetery. 2. Mary R. Hurst was born Thomas Co Ga 1836. She married Robert Love in Thomas Co Ga on 3/23/1854. 3. Thomas Hurst b. 1837 4. Sarah Hurst b. 1838. 5. Ann Eliza Hurst b. 8/5/1840.57. Sarah Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born Effingham Co Ga 7/13/1813. She married William Furness. She married Ksaac Lanier 3/11/1833. Sarah Hurst and William Furness had the following child: 1. Mary Lanier58. William Francis Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Thomas Co Ga Dec 5, 1851. He died June 29, 1911 in Thomas Co Ga. He married Viva Theodore James on Oct 21, 1877. She died on Nov. 23, 1932 in Thomas Co Ga. They had the following children: 1. Mamie Hurst 2. Calvin J. Hurst b. 1879 3. Maude Hurst b. 12/11/1880. 4. Harriett Belle Hurst b. 2/26/1883.59. Martha Ann Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John 1) was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1827. Martha died in 1851 in Fayette Co Florida. She married Keiling Spier Blitch in Burke Co Ga on March 18, 1844. Keiling was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1825. He was the son of Spier Blitch and Hannah Tiner. They had the following children: 1. Henry Blitch b. 1845 2. Mary Blitch b. 1846. 3. Josephine Blitch b. 1848. 4. Amanda b. 1850.62. Harriet Adaline Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Thomas Co Ga 1847. She married William Buckhalt in Thomas Co Ga in 12/17/1882. They had the following children: 1. Oscar Eugene Buckhalt. d. 1/9/1961 Las Vegas Nev. 2. Baston Harris Buckhalt. 3. Willie Mae Buckhalt. 4. Vasco Roy Buckhalt b. 9/20/1883. 5. Hattie Julia Buckhalt b. 6/14/1891.63. John Augustus Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was b. Thomas Co Ga 1848. He married Nancy Alice Miller. Nancy was born May 17, 1844. Nancy was the daughter of James Miller and Ann Johns. Nancy died 2/14/1899. Children: 1. Anna Rosa Hurst b. 1870 d. 2/9/1940. 2. Cora Austin Hurst b. 9/7/1872. d. 7/29/1936. 3. James Thomas Hurst b. 3/27/1875. D. 6/13/1938 4. Mary Estelle Hurst b. 9/7/1877. Died of TB. 64. Charles Edward Hurst (William4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Thomas Co Ga on Feb 18, 1849. Charles died Nov. 9, 1921. He married Jessie Anna Tanner. Jessie was born in 1860. Jessie died Sept 29, 1898 at 38 years of age. She came from a prominent old family, part of which owned a large portion of the Arredando Spanish Land Grant in Levy and Marion Counties, Fla. Charles and Jessie moved to Marion Co and settled close to where Alachus, Levy and Marion counties join. Jessie Anna was always a frail woman and was crippled, possibly from infantile paralysis. She died in Marion Co FL on Sept. 29, 1898 and was buried in Wachahocta Baptis Church Cemetery. From Robert Hurst's book, "Hurst Family in Georgia". Charles Edward Hurst married Ludie Pauline Johnson Scott. Ludie was the daughter of Henry James David Johnson and Susan Ella Glenn. Charles Edward Hurst and Jessie Anna Tanner had the following children: 1. Walter Hurst. Died in infancy. 2. Arthur Tanner b. 12/3/1880. Died June 15, 1896 at 15 years of age. 3. Thomas Edward Hurst b. Sept 22, 1883. 4. John Augustus Hrust b. Oct 22, 1888. Died Feb 14, 1958 Tampa FL 5. Grady Madison Hurst b. Jan 31, 1892. Charles Edward Hurst and Ludie Pauline Johnson Scott had the following children: 1. Norma Eleanor Hurst b. Thomas Co Ga Dec 5, 1900. M. George Stamatis. b. March 30, 1940. 2. Nellie Harriett Hurst b. Feb 2, 1902.75. William Broad Hurst (Thomas4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Effingham Co Ga in 1798. William died in 1866 in LaFayette Co FL. He married Rebecca Wells. She was born 1830. He married Sarah Wilder in Effingham Co Ga 1814. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilder and Elizabeth Clyatt. William Broad Hurst and Sarah Wilder's children: 1. Enoch Wiley Hurst b. June 10, 1810 2. Eliza Matilda Hurst b. 1815 3. Felix Hurst b. Feb 9, 1819. 4. Mary Polly Hurst b. 1823. 5. Richard M. Hurst b. 1825 6. Elizabeth Hurst b. 4/1/1826. D. 7/19/1895 in Bristol Tx, m. Musgrove Lewis 7. Thomas Tidwell Hurst b. 1829 8. John Hurst b. 1831 9. Harriet Hurst b. 1838 William Broad Hurst and Rebecca Wells had the following children: 1. Jessie Taylor Hurst b. 1848. 2. William Jackson Hurst b. Jefferson Co FL 1849. m. Eliza Bass 3. Sylvany Civility Hurst b. 1851. m. John W. Hall 4. Aldridge Casey Hurst b. 3/1/1854. Aldridge died Jan 21, 1922 Live Oak FL 5. Sarah Maggie Hurst b. Jefferson Co FL 185565. Stephen Jr Hurst (Stephen4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Screven Co GA in 1797. He married Nanacy James. She was born in Screven Co Ga in 1803. Children: 1. Linhew Hurst. Drowned whiled a baby. 2. Polly Ann Hurst. m. Bill Rouse 3. Jesse Hurst. m. Nancy Barber 4. William Hurst m Delphie Webb 5. Mary Ann Hurst b. 1822 6. Stephen Hurst b. Aug 27, 1822 7. John Hurst b. Georgie 1828. 8. Mariah Hurst b. Georgia 2/14/1829 9. Jacob Hurst b. Georgia 1831. 10.Nancy Hurst b. 1832 m. John P. Pool 11.Josiah Hurst b. 1834. Married Mary Jane Williams 12.David Henry Hurst b. 1836 13.Elijah Hurst b. 1837. m. Darian Savannah Hurst. 14.Selina Hurst b. 1841. m. Watt Broadway 15,Jeremiah F. Hurst b. Mitchell Co Ga June 22, 1844. m. Francis Allgood69. Willis S. Hurst (John4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born Effingham Co Ga 1810. Willis died after 1850 in Screven Co Ga. Married Sarah Bolton. Also married Margaret P. Mobley 1/29/1846. Margaret was the daughter of William Lemster Jr Mobley and Susan Nesmith. Margaret died 12/15/1909 in Effingham Co Ga. Willia S. Hurst and Sarah Bolton had the following children: 1. Georgianna Hurst b. Burke Co Ga 1832 2. John B. Hurst b. Burke Co Ga 1834. 3. William Hurst b. Burke Co Ga 1835. m. Sophronia Mincey. 4. Verlinda Hurst b. Screven Co Ga 1836. Willis and Margaret P. Mobley had the following child: 1. Seaborn E. Hurst b. Burke Co Ga 1847.70. George Washington Peavine Hurst (John4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born Effingham Co Ga 2/12/1813. George died 12/14/1895 in Burke Co GA at 82 years of age. He married Margaret Ann Coutteau in Burke Co Ga in 1833. Margaret was born in Burke Co Ga on Jan 5, 1816. She was the dtr of Charles Coutteau and Mary Bell. Margaret died April 25, 1904. Children: 1. Mary Ann Elizabeth Hurst b. 9/12/1834. d. 5/1/1922. m. William Mills Herrington. 2. George Washington Jr. b. 1837. d. 7/2/1863 at Gettysburg Pa. m. A. E. McGorory 3/3/1861. Killed in action during the Battle of Gettysburg PA on July 2, 1863. 3. Francis Marion Hurst b. 1840. 4. Johannah L. Hurst b. 8/2/1843 d. 8/25/1927. m. George M. Chandler 5. Margaret Ann Hurst b. 3/12/1846. Died 2/11/1924. m. Leonidas Parnell 6. Thomas Jefferson Hurst b. 11/15/1848. d. 1/22/1910. M. Sarah V Sallie Smith 7. Charles William Hurst b. 4/12/1851 d. 4/11/1914. m. Martha Jane Chandler 8. Martha Ann Eugenia Hurst b. 6/9/1854. Burke Co Ga. d. 8/21/1940. m. John Tyler Bergeron72. John Hurst (John4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born Effingham Co Ga 8/25/1824. m. Mary. Mary died before 1850 in Screven Co GA. Married Martha Ann Bragg. John Hurst and Mary had the following child: 1. Thomas Hurst b. 1842. John Hurst and Martha Ann Bragg had the following children: 2. John N. Hurst b. 1847. 3. Jasper Hurst b. 5/1849. m. Sarah P. 4. Jesse Hurst b. 8/1852. m. Georgia 5. William Hurst b. 1853 m. Frances A. A. Simmons. 6. Henry Judson Hurst b. 12/1856. m. Ann Elizabeth Annie 7. Willis W. Hurst b. 1858. m. Mary 8. Mary Ann Hurst b. 3/13/1859. d. 8/1/1929 m. Lawson Jefferson Dickey. 9. Rosa Susan Tudd Hurst b. 1862 m. Abner Lariscy 10.Stephen Hurst b. 1864 11.Jincy Tinnie Hurst b. 12/1869 m. D. W. Boatright 12.Frances Fanny Hurst b. 1873. m. James Heath73. Charles B. Hurst (John4, William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Effingham Co. Ga 8/25/1824. Charles died 8/22/1869. Married Dorothy Ann Lambert. Children: 1. Sarah Hurst b. 1849 2. Emma Hurst b. 1852 3. Rosa R. Hurst b. 5/14/1855 4. Talulah Hurst b. 1861 5. Julia Hurst b. 1863 6. Annie Hurst b. 186783. Robert Hurst (Major Jr4, Major3, William2, John1) was born Screven Co GA on Dec 13, 1839 Children: 1. Josephine Hurst 2. Jincy Hurst 3. Lennie R. Hurst 4. Annie B. Hurst 5. Robert M. Hurst b. 3/1880 6. Lela Hurst 7. Ivey D. Hurst87. Samuel Hurst (Jesse Willis4, William3, John2, John1) birth date unknown. Died 1850 in Alabama Children: 1. Joel Hurst d. 1903 Van Zandt Co Tex 2. John Hurst Died 1862 Tupelo Miss 3. Henry Hurst 4. Leroy Hurst 5. Eda Hurst 6. Phoebe Hurst 7. Frank Hurst96. Phillip Jr Hurst (Phillip4, William3, John2, John1) was born Duplin Co NC 1790. Died in Coffeeville ALabama Children: 1. Willis Hurst b. 1808 2. Elijah Hurst b. 8/4/1814 3. Thomas b. 1815 4. Joseph Hurst b. 183097. Thomas Hurst (Phillip4, William3, John2, John1) was born in SC in 1815. Married Sarah Massey. Children: 1. John Hurst 2. William Hurst 3. Joseph Hurst 4. Eli Hurst 5. Thomas Hurst 6. George Hurst 7. Willis Hurst 8. Evan Hurst 9. Columbus Hurst100. Major Hurst (John4, William3,John2, John1) was born Duplin Co. NC 1795. Major died 11/1/1846 in Etawancha Co Mississippi at 51 years of age. He married Clarissa Elliston. Born Burke Co GA 1800. Died 3/6/1882 in Russellville Alabama. Children: 1. John Hurst b. June 1, 1816 2. Polly Hurst b. Aug 9, 1811 m. Thomas Pope 3. William Robert b. 10/4/1818. 105. Henry Hurst (John4,William3,John2,John1) was born Duplin Co NC 1798. Died 1861 in Russellville Alabama. Married Mary Austin. B. 1805 in Tenn. Died 1870 Franklin Co AL. Children: 1. Richard Dickerson Hurst b. April 9, 1827. Died Clarendon Arkansas . Married Gracy Kirk in Franklin Co AL. 2. John Hurst b. 1827 3. William Barker Hurst b. 10/7/1831 4. Jan Hurst b. Franklin Co AL 1834 5. Henry Hurst b. 1836. Died Monroe Arkansas 6. George W. Hurst b. 1838 7. Franklin Hurst b. 1840 8. Clerissa Hurst b. 1848. Died 9/20/1873 Miss m. Joseph Alexander Lee 2/21/1866 9. Bettie Hurst b. 1851106. Daniel Hurst (John4,William3,John2, John1) was born Duplin Co NC 1801. Died after 1852 in Burke Co GA. Married twice. Married Jemima Rollins. She died after 1880 in Ga. He married Mariah Roberts in Screven Co GA April 19, 1824. Mariah b. Burke Co GA 1802. Died after 1830 in Thomas Co GA. Children by Daniel and Mariah: 1. Isaac W. Hurst b. Burke Co GA 1825 2. Augustus Hurst b. Burke Co GA 1826 Children by Daniel and Jemima Rollins: 1. Rebecca Hurst b. 1834 2. Sarah Hurst b. 1838 3. Daniel Jr Hurst b. 1840 M. Juliana Drawdy. Married Eliza Ann J. Durrence. 4. Mary Jane Hurst b. 1842 5. Sara Ann Hurst b. 1847. Married Elijah Stanford. 6. Emily Jane Hurst b. 1848. Married Jame Drawdy. Married Henry Lee 7. Needham L. Hurst b. 1850. Married Martha Hiers. 8. John F. Hurst b. 1852112. Henrietta Hurst (Thomas5,Felix4,William Broad3, William2, John1) was born in Effingham Co GA 5/27/1816. Died 3/14/1890 in Thomas Co GA. Married John Jack Hurst on Aug 25, 1831. John was born in Effingham Co GA May 16, 1804. He was the son of William Hurst and Rosannah Bleachington. Children 1. James M. Hurst b. Thomas Co GA 8/11/1833. M. Georgia Ann Hendry 2. Mary R. Hurst b. 1836 m. Robert Love 3. Thomas Hurst b. 1837 4. Sarah Hurst b. 1838 5. Ann Eliza Hurst b. 1840120. Ann Eliza Hurst (John Jack5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) was born in Thomas Co GA 8/5/1840. Died 10/11/1913 Ochlocknee GA at 73 yrs of age. Married Richard (DR) W. Baston B. 7/11/1833. He died May 13, 1900 Cordele GA. children: 1. Gertrude Baston 2. Minnie Baston121. Mary Lanier (Sarah Hurst5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) Married James Hilton Children: 1. Connie Hilton 133. Vasco Roy Buckhalt (Harriet Adaline5,Hurst, William4,William Broad3, William2,John1) was born Thomas Co GA on Sept 20 1883 Had child, William Ward Buckhalt.141. Thomas Edward Hurst m. Judson Sarah Johnson.He married Bessie Lloyd Blair in Jacksonville FL in 1933. Children: 1. Ralph Edwin Hurts 2. Jessie Anna Hurst b. 6/6/1905. 3. Robert Rudolph Hurst b. 7/17/1908. 4. Rufus Candler Hurst b. 5/6/1910 5. Sarah Helen Hurst 6. Roy Mitchell Hurst 7. Ray Harry Hurst b. 11/30/1919.143. Grady Madison Hurst (Charles Edward5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) b. Marion Co FL 1/31/1892. Died 2/14/1939. Married Minnie Lee Reagans Children: 1. Milton Reagan Hurst b. 11/9/1920. m. Margaret Singletary. 2. Grady Madison Hurst b. 10/4/1924.145. Nellie Harriett Hurst (Charles Edward5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) was born Thomas Co GA 2/2/1902. M. Alfred H. Beck. M. Stanley Gordon Tarilton. Nellie and Alfred Beck had the following children: 1. Eleanor Jane Tarilton b. Miami FL 1/7/1929 2. Peggy Joyce Tarilton b. Miami FL 9/22/1931122. Mamie Hurst (William Francis5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) Married John B. Hancock. Children: 1. Tecoy Hancock 2. James Aubrey Hancock. 3. William Hancock 4. Lillie May Hancock 5. Vivian Hancock 6. Virgil Hancock 7. John Hancock125. Harriet Belle Hurst (William Francis5,William4,William Broad3,William2,John1) b. Thomas Co GA 2/26/1883. Harriett d. 12/13/1927 Married Samuel Columbus Gandy. Children: 1.Myrtle Lucile Gandy b. Thomas Co GA 10/5/1906 2.Marjorie Emily Gandy b. 10/16/1933 M. Max Mason Joyce146. Enoch Wiley Hurst (William Broad5,Thomas4,William Broad3,William2, John1) b. Effingham Co GA June 10, 1810. D. Jan 11, 1911 in Florida at 100 years of age. M. Sylvia Louvenia Edwards in Jefferson Co FL Aug 14, 1845. M. Elizabeth Hadsock in Florida in 1875. Children with Sylvia Louvenia Edwards: 1. Daisy Ann Hurst b. Florida Nov 11, 1850. D. June 11, 1922 Married Elijah Stanford in April 1872. 2. Macon Richard Hurst b. April 19, 1852 3. Joseph Simeon Hurst b. March 25, 1854 4. Georgia Ann B. 1857 5. Queenie Ann b. 1858 6. Florida Caroline Hurst b. 1860 7. Wiley Enoch Hurst b. June 11, 1868 Children with Elizabeth Hadsock: 1. Robert Henry Hurst b. Oct 23, 1889 2. James Thomas Hurst b. Oct 25, 1891 3. Julia Fanny Hurst b. Aug 13, 1894147. Eliza Matilda Hurst (William Broad5,Thomas4,William Broad3,William2,John1) was born Effingham Co GA 1815. She married James Story. Children: 1. Joseph Story. 2. Read Story b. 12/22/1835 3, Merintha Story b. 1843 4. Irvin James Story b. 1845 5. Francis Story b. 1849http://www.genealogy.com/users/h/u/r/Paula-L-Hurst/


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Feb 28 2014
Puffed Pastry Pizza
The Oscars is this Sunday night, and if you're the kind of human that likes to put on your favorite new top, dab on a little extra lip gloss, brush your hair until it shines, and settle in with a glass of wine just as the ceremony is beginning, I have the perfect little treat for you.
(I'll probably be wearing yoga pants and have my hair in a knot on top of my head, judging from my typical Sunday evenings. But don't be like me.)
Puffed Pastry Pizzas are not just alliterative…they're also completely delightful. They have a nice light texture, you can change up the toppings, and most of all, they're so incredibly easy to make with really impressive results. My idea of fun, if I were having a group of girlfriends over to watch the Oscars, which I'm not because I live too far out of town and five miles down a gravel road and everyone would wind up getting home way too late for a Sunday night in rural America, but that's okay; I can fantasize anyway, would be to make a slew of the pizzas, each a different variety, then slice them up and serve them on huge, honking platter. What a presentation!
But here's the good news: you don't have to have an Oscar party to have an excuse to make these babies. They're allowed on any night of the week/year/decade/century!
Here's how to make them.
First: Puffed Pastry! This is one sheet of the frozen stuff, and I removed it from the package it came in, wrapped it in plastic wrap, and stuck it in my fridge. I actually meant to make the pizzas the day before I did, but didn't get around to it…and it wound up being fine in the fridge for that 24 hour period. It says this on the package, but you can also take it straight out of the freezer and lay it on the counter for 45 minutes for a "quick thaw" right before you make the pizzas.
Just keep in mind you'll need to factor in the time to thaw your puffed pastry!
Now, for the toppings of the pizza (I'm making two pizzas, two varieties): First, wash some mushrooms. These are Baby Bellas, but you can use regular white mushrooms instead!
Oh, and I wash mushrooms. I've read for years that you're supposed to wipe mushrooms clean with a damp cloth. But I choose to rebel against this for one very important reason:
I don't like to ingest dirt.
Melt some butter in a skillet over medium-high heat…
Then sprinkle in some salt and pepper!
Stir the mushrooms around, then grab the bottle of wine you've been keeping in your bedside table and pour in a healthy splash.
Healthy, of course, being a relative term.
(And the wine is optional! You can use broth instead, or just cook the mushrooms without any added liquid.)
(But wine, for me, is never optional.)
Cook the 'shrooms for about 5-7 minutes, until they're nice and cooked and whatever liquid you've added has all but disappeared. Then just remove them from the heat and set them aside.
The toppings for the other pizza are a cinch! Just grab some yellow and red grape/cherry tomatoes…
Finally, grate up some mozzarella. You won't need too much, and just as was the case with my Chicken Mozzarella Pasta on Monday, you can use the fresh stuff that I'm using here, or you can use regular ol' supermarket mozzarella. Either one is fine!
Now it's time to make the pizzas: First, preheat the oven to 415 degrees. (Is that precise enough for you? Haha. I'm sorry. It's just that 415 degrees is my puffed pastry temperature and I'm afraid to jinx it by changing it now.) When it's preheated, unwrap the puffed pastry…
And carefully open the sides so that you have one big piece.
Then just slice it in half right down the middle so you have two equal pieces.
This isn't 100% necessary, but I do it for luck: Brush a very light strip of olive oil right down the center.
Then sprinkle a small amount (this is almost too much!) of mozzarella on top.
Do the same with the second half.
You don't want to lay on too much cheese, as it can cause some chaos as the pastry puffs in the oven, so just keep it light! The star of the pizzas really is the puffed pastry itself.
(Don't tell the toppings I said that.)
Now spoon some of those glorious mushrooms over one of the pizzas…
And add the tomato halves over the other one.
Spread the toppings out a bit so that there's not a really heavy, defined strip of ingredients down the middle: You want them to be pretty well distributed, with just a small strip of pastry around the edge.
Then just pop 'em in the oven for 15 minutes!
While they're in the oven, chiffonade some basil. You'll be glad you did.
Now, a couple of things: First, don't be alarmed if you look in the oven during baking and you see crazy things happening on one or both of the pizzas. Sometimes, because of the toppings, one little area of the pastry will puff up and freak out on you…but it's totally fine! If it's a really big puff/air bubble, I'll reach in with a sharp little knife and pierce it ("I pierced the toast!" Name that movie), which can cause it to settle down.
Or, usually, after you take the pizzas out of the oven, you can just press the bubble down or wait and watch it settle down by itself!
Either way, it's always best to let the pizzas sit for a good 10 minutes before you serve them. Helps the pastry settle down and the toppings cool down a bit, and it will help hone your skills of patience, which you'll need because these pizzas are so gloriously inviting.
Slice them up into small strips and then…for a final touch of deliciousness…crumble some goat cheese…
And sprinkle it all over the pizza!
Goat cheese—along with coffee ice cream, hummus, wine, The Godfather, Gone With the Wind, Basset Hounds, the smell of citrus, Real Housewives, waffles, poached eggs, puffed pastry pizza, and Dr Pepper lip balm—is my life.
Finally, sprinkle on the basil!
Grab some plates! Pour some wine! Invite your friends! Unless you live far out of town and five miles down a gravel road! And then never mind!
You will absolutely, positively love these.
And as for toppings? Use whatever your heart desires. Thin prosciutto, regular shaved ham, diced bell pepper, olives, shrimp, any veggies and cheese you want.
And you can make two of them…or six or ten or twelve! Just up the toppings accordingly.
The puffed pastry does most of the work. Just look at that glorious stuff!
Enjoy these, guys. They're yummy.
Oh! And they store well in the fridge. Just reheat them (or, heck, eat them cold) the next day.
Here's the handy dandy printable!
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Puffed Pastry Pizza
- Prep Time:
- Cook Time:
- Difficulty:
- Easy
- Servings:
- 4
- 1 whole Sheet Frozen Puffed Pastry
- Olive Oil For Brushing
- 1/2 cup Fresh Mozzarella, Grated
- 1 Tablespoon Butter
- 8 ounces, weight Mushrooms, Washed And Sliced
- 2 cloves Garlic, Minced
- 1/4 cup White Whine
- Salt And Pepper, to taste
- 8 whole Yellow And/or Red Grape Tomatoes, Halved
- 1/4 cup Goat Cheese (chevre)
- 12 whole Basil Leaves (chiffonade)
Preparation Instructions
Thaw the puffed pastry on the counter for 45 minutes or in the fridge for several hours.
When thawed, carefully open the sheet, then slice it in half down the middle. Place both halves on a baking sheet lined with parchment or a baking mat.
Preheat oven to 415 degrees, then start on the pizza toppings.
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, saute mushrooms and garlic in the butter for 2 minutes, then pour in the wine and season with salt and pepper. Allow to continue cooking for 5-7 minutes, until mushrooms are cooked down and liquid is mostly gone. Remove from heat and set aside.
To build the pizzas: Brush a thin layer of olive oil in the center part of each half of puffed pastry.
On each half, sprinkle on half the cheese so that it covers all but a 1/2 inch border all around the pastry.
On one half, sprinkle on the cooked mushrooms. On the other half, sprinkle on the halved tomatoes. Press both mushrooms and tomatoes lightly into the cheese.
Place the pan in the oven and bake for 15 minutes pastry could go crazy and puff up in areas here and there, but don't worry! It'll be fine.
Remove from the oven and sprinkle the goat cheese crumbles on both halves. Allow the pizzas to sit for 10 minutes. If there are any big air bubbles/puffs, just give them a little smush or wait and they'll calm down.
Sprinkle on basil, slice into pieces, and serve!
134 Comments and 15 Replies
NG in NH On Friday, February 28 at 5:58 am
Do you deliver? ;o)
JYM On Friday, February 28 at 6:03 am
Ah, lovely pictures this morning. These look tasty and I am printing the recipe for future use. Maybe breakfast with chopped bacon, cheddar cheese and a bit of scrambled egg? Enjoy the Oscars, my dear. Hugs to all my fellow bloggers.
Jessie On Friday, February 28 at 6:17 am
Wow, this looks amazing and it seems to be very mouthwatering as well. This would be great for an out-of-the-ordinary pizza night with friends.
Karen On Friday, February 28 at 6:21 am
Can you put pizza sauce on the pastry? I'm not very experienced using puff pastry…looks so yummy!
Lori C On Friday, February 28 at 6:26 am
I have to make these this weekend! They look delish! It looks like a keeper. Thanks Ree.:-)
Dawn On Friday, February 28 at 6:46 am
OMG! These look fab. And you are so funny. Thanks for the recipe!
Lisa @ Simple Pairings On Friday, February 28 at 6:47 am
How cool! Pizza at its finest. What a gorgeous variation. Always up to creative things, Ree
Kim Redmond On Friday, February 28 at 6:56 am
Name of the movie for "I pierced the toast!!"" The Bird Cage……and the pizza looks fabulous!!!
Grace On Friday, February 28 at 7:04 am
This looks very tasty!
Jo C. On Friday, February 28 at 7:18 am
Never tried puff pastry for breakfast pizza, what do you think?
Christine On Friday, February 28 at 7:30 am
As much as Rachael Ray and Sandra Lee have told me to only wash off my mushrooms with a wet clothe, I am also a rebel, and I wash them suckers. I don't like the taste or feel of dirt in my mouth. Also, when I do try to to do it their way, I end up peeling off part of the top of the mushroom, so under the water they go. And shocker!! They still taste fine.
Lauren On Friday, February 28 at 12:00 pm
I totally agree and it's so tedious to wipe them! I've heard Rachael Ray (and Giada also, I think) say that the mushrooms will absorb too much water if you wash them and then won't cook properly. Never had that happen ever. I'm a washer!
Juanita On Friday, February 28 at 12:08 pm
Alton Brown did a study of washing mushrooms vs wiping them by weighing them before and after washing and found there is no harm in washing mushrooms just before they are used. They don't absorb any water and are cleaner – go Alton!
Karen On Friday, February 28 at 1:24 pm
Juanita….I just saw Alton live on Sunday night in Pittsburgh and he said exactly what you quoted…..Wash those mushrooms!
AngAK On Friday, February 28 at 1:50 pm
exactly—wash those mushrooms. they only take on water if you soak them, for hours and hours in a bowl full of water. and who does that?
Victoria W On Friday, February 28 at 7:34 am
Name the movie, The Birdcage… I love Robin Williams!
The pizzas look scrumptious! Except for the shrooms… bleh.. There is a fungus among us… I will replace them with green bell peppers and onions… But man oh man am I hungry now for pizza, its only 8;30 am thou!!
Stacy On Friday, February 28 at 7:35 am
We are like twins, I would put fresh basil on everything.
Bruschetta as well goes with everything. or Caprice salad.
Do you see the pattern lol
Cheryl Barker On Friday, February 28 at 7:44 am
The one with the cherry/grape tomatoes looks amazing. Yum!
Rebekah On Friday, February 28 at 7:47 am
So happy to see a FN cook wash her mushrooms! There's no way one can get all the dirt off by just "wiping" them. I know those other folks are washing their 'shrooms under water when no one is looking. Lol! Nobody likes to eat dirt! Pizza's look delish!
Ashley B On Friday, February 28 at 7:59 am
The Bird Cage! I love that part. These pizzas look delish!
Bonnie On Friday, February 28 at 8:01 am
YUM – trying it this weekend!
Suzanne On Friday, February 28 at 8:02 am
YUM! I can't wait to try this. Great idea for breakfast pizza too!
Mz V On Friday, February 28 at 8:03 am
"I pierced the toast!" Nathan Lane in "The Birdcage" with Robin Williams. We quote this movie all the time….and grin everytime we hear it.
Pirin tablets. Loved it!
Bonnie M On Friday, February 28 at 12:38 pm
Oh. My. Goodness!
I love that bit about the Pirin tablets!! The zany houseboy, Agador, played by the always fabulous Hank Azaria, would scrape the "As" off aspirin tablets and give them to Nathan Lane's character who thought it was some type of miracle drug/stress reliever!!
One of my most favorite moments in the movie!!
LOL x the National Debt!!
God Bless.
Kara Hoerr @ RD in the Midwest On Friday, February 28 at 8:32 am
What a great idea! So simple, but so delectable, too! Thanks for sharing!
Geosez On Friday, February 28 at 8:41 am
Alton Brown once did an extensive test on washing 'mushrooms. Didn't make one bit of difference. Also heard a grower, when asked about it, say "Do you know what they grow them in!?!" He washes his and so do I!
caber808 On Friday, February 28 at 9:40 am
I was just going to make this point… Alton Brown's authority works in my house!
julie ann On Friday, February 28 at 11:36 am
I listen to A.B. also and I rinse my mushrooms lightly. Easier and cleaner!
GiGi in Georgia On Friday, February 28 at 1:42 pm
All Hail Alton Brown – King of the Kitchen!
4monkeys On Friday, February 28 at 8:44 am
these look amazing!! And I'm a mushroom washer, too!
julianna On Friday, February 28 at 9:42 am
that looks so good! i may make it for easter or something, but sunday in texas is texas independence day when we celebrate our independence from mexico… it was a long time coming, so we still like to revel in the victory. we're having ribs–beef ribs–because this is texas and not tennessee.
man, that pizza looks good!
Julie On Friday, February 28 at 9:43 am
I love that the recipe calls for White Whine. Is that like Kracked Krab? You crack me up, Ree.
ann On Friday, February 28 at 9:44 am
Love,love,love this idea. Don't tell anyone but my mushrooms get a quick rinse. Finally getting rain in San Diego. A good day to stay inside and have this pizza. Thanks for all your great ideas.
Beth On Friday, February 28 at 9:50 am
These puff pastry pizzas look amazing! they seem so easy to make and look so delicious and a lot healthier than shop bought or from a take away. Also perfect to snack on with friends and family
Jan On Friday, February 28 at 9:53 am
Just curious……is it okay to slice on baking mats? I have always been so careful with mine. Maybe they are tougher than I realize?? These pizzas look delish. Definitely going to try!!
AngAK On Friday, February 28 at 1:54 pm
no! don't slice on your silpats. I completely ruined one by slicing on it.
LucyB On Saturday, March 1 at 3:32 am
Try a pizza cutter with an acrylic blade. Much kinder to your baking mats.
Jan On Saturday, March 1 at 7:52 am
Thanks guys! Was just wondering because in the pic above Ree is cutting through her dough with a sharp knife on top of the Silpat. Have never tried an acrylic pizza cutter!! Great idea!
ann On Saturday, March 1 at 1:04 pm
My husband ruined one of my silpats by cutting on it.
Becky in Texas On Friday, February 28 at 9:58 am
These look great! I was actually planning to buy puff pastry this weekend to make empanadas…maybe I'll pick up an extra package for pizzas!
Linda E. On Friday, February 28 at 9:59 am
What kind of baking sheet are you using? Or is it a baking sheet?
Michelle Scott On Friday, February 28 at 10:16 am
Thank you so much for agreeing about the whole "mushrooms must be wiped not washed" thing! Totally agree about not wanting to eat dirt. I trust you so now I will not hesitate to cook with mushrooms because THEY CAN BE WASHED!
Courtney On Friday, February 28 at 10:18 am
The pizza looks wonderful! But I must say, I am more intrigued by the plates in the background. Where did you get them????
Beth Rhoderick On Friday, February 28 at 10:20 am
I now know what I'm doing with that last sheet of puff pastry that's in my fridge
Thanks Ree!
Heather On Friday, February 28 at 10:21 am
Does it taste good with say we too?
Jackie On Friday, February 28 at 10:22 am
Now that looks delicious! No comparison to the usual Orv's we pop in the oven around our place – the one my niece calls "ketchup on cardboard".
Thanks for a great share. Am going to put it on my top 10 must try list.
Jane On Friday, February 28 at 10:26 am
Totally making these this weekend since I just happen to have puff pastry in the freezer! Looks delish!
Erin K. On Friday, February 28 at 10:31 am
The Bird Cage!! <3
Nancy M On Friday, February 28 at 10:31 am
Would it be okay to use a pizza stone instead of a baking sheet with parchment or a baking mat?
Melissa On Friday, February 28 at 10:39 am
OMG going to buy the stuff and definitely make this, this weekend
Peggy P On Friday, February 28 at 10:47 am
Oh my!
Leslie Malley On Friday, February 28 at 10:58 am
The pizza looks good, but nothing that comes out of Hollywood reflects our values, so we won't be watching.
cecile joiner On Friday, February 28 at 11:00 am
THANKS for washing the mushrooms….I always have too ….pizzas look great, but then everything you fix does….gave my 23 year old granddaughter
one of your cookbooks for Christmas…keep up the good work…GOD bless !!!
cindy dowdy On Friday, February 28 at 11:01 am
so yummy looking…going to try
paige On Friday, February 28 at 11:02 am
The movie is the Birdcage
Angela Mehrtens On Friday, February 28 at 11:05 am
I can't wait to try this!!!!
cecile joiner On Friday, February 28 at 11:08 am
THANKS for washing the mushrooms, I always have too…. the pizzas look great, but then everything you fix does … love your show !!! I gave my granddaughter one of your cookbooks for Christmas … GOD bless !!
Bonnie M On Friday, February 28 at 11:08 am
"I pierced the toast!" is from "The Birdcage" starring one of my most favorite people, the extremely talented Nathan Lane!! Love him!!
I would love these pizzas as well, Ree! It's past the time for me to snack on my string cheese and 12 almonds…………the delicious looking photos of your delightful concoction is making me want to lick my computer monitor, however, I believe that would be frowned upon, so instead, I'll visit the office fridge and take out my healthy snacks, all the while dreaming about those heavenly pizzas!
Hope you and your entire family are all doing well! Love your colander!! It must be a Mackenzie-Childs item. And could that be a bumble bee painted on the flowers on the inside of this lovely, detail piece of kitchenware? I love bumblebees!! My best friend bought me a bumble bee Alex and Ani bracelet that I adore!!
Today is my sweetheart, Dan's birthday. He has the day off so I will be seeing him tonight when I get out of work. I made reservations for us at a very nice Italian restaurant that he likes to visit, bought him some Nascar items with the number and name of his favorite driver's (#31, Ryan Newman).
Last weekend, I purchased some super firm King sized Pillows for his bed. I noticed how flat and sad the old pillows were when I tried to coax one of his sweet kitties out from under the bed.
I made him a triple chocolate cake last night ~ don't be impressed ~ it was a box mix. I then proceeded to frost my KITCHEN, canisters, car keys that were off to the side on the counter, cordless phone, clean dishes in the dish rack, my stove, my watch and my floor!! I made a homemade chocolate buttercream for his cake and some dunderhead neglected to soften the butter enough! I can't even blame my puppy, Willow, for this. She simply cannot reach the door handle on my newer fridge!! This morning, I found an errant clump of frosting on the wire of my cordless phone, dangling there like the last autumn leaf clinging to the tree!
Anyway, it was all worth it if it generates a big smile on my beloved's face.
Tomorrow's show will be about comfort food! I think everything you make is comfort food, Ree! Prepared with love, humor and great ingredients!!
Have a most Blessed and Lovely Weekend.
God Bless.
Jackie On Friday, February 28 at 11:09 am
The movie is the Birdcage. SO excited to make these with my kids – they are thinking they want to watch the Oscars…thinking they just want the food ;).
Kelly D On Friday, February 28 at 11:14 am
I use an egg-slicer to cut mushrooms. With my inept knife skills, it's faster and I don't worry about cutting my fingers.
Janet in MD On Friday, February 28 at 11:16 am
These look AMAZING! I love puff pastry, and have made pizzas on a variety of different "crusts," but for some reason, using puff pastry has never occurred to me. That's going to change! Can't wait to try these. I'm picking up some puff pastry at the store this weekend. Thanks, Ree!
Marianne On Friday, February 28 at 11:20 am
Ah! La Cage Aux Folle…………….and don't these look kid friendly???? Hmmmm, sliced hotdogs, cheeses, maybe even fruit!
Isabeau On Friday, February 28 at 11:25 am
I am wondering…do you think you could use garlic butter or garlic infused oil to amp up the flavor when you spread it on the puff pastery, and could you spread it over the whole thing? My whole family loves garlic infused anything.
I have an extra puff pastery in the freezer after making quiche last week. I am thrilled to have another option for using the stuff.
Marsha V. On Friday, February 28 at 11:31 am
Yet again you have caused to to drool on my keyboard. Well…not really but almost!
Can't wait to try these!
Cynthia L On Friday, February 28 at 11:37 am
Definitely, definitely making these in the next week…wonder what they'd taste like with your Bruschetta recipe atop them!
Deb D On Friday, February 28 at 11:40 am
Finally overflowing with the need to say, "You are awesome!" Years of reading your blog, cooking from your books, shopping for Johnny Was blouses … just so enjoyable to be part of your life. Thank you.
Anne P. On Friday, February 28 at 11:40 am
Love the convenience of puff pastry! You can be so inventive..love this scrumptious idea of making pizzas! I, too, wash my mushrooms. I put them in a plastic bag, fill partway with warm water, and shake (not TOO hard), dump in a colander, and do a spray rinse. I've used this method for years, and NO, they don't absorb any water..they are just fine. It's sorta annoying to hear that predictable phrase "must wipe, must not wash…." That advice seems rather affected to me, so I will continue to be a rebel, too, secure in the knowledge that we "washers" are right and they…..are wrong! Ha ha
Merilyn Dimmitt On Friday, February 28 at 11:41 am
The Bird Cage! Thanks for a truly new idea! Love puff pastry but never thought about pizza!
Helene On Friday, February 28 at 11:41 am
Would adding pizza sauce add too much liquid to the puff pastry? I have some pp in the freezer – don't remember why I bought it! This would be a great way to use it.
Romen On Saturday, March 1 at 8:27 pm
Poke your pastry w a fork first and par bake before adding your tomato sauce and toppings. Check out puffedpastry.com.
Teresa On Friday, February 28 at 11:56 am
Oh Ree these look amazing! I will have to try as we do home made pizzas all the time but never considered the puff pastry… But when looking over the handy/dandy printable I could not help but notice your TYPO??? ■1/4 cup White Whine
ROFLOL…. some days you really crack me up! And that is a very good thing!
Lauren On Friday, February 28 at 11:57 am
Using puff pastry for pizza is a brilliant idea! Prosciutto would be yummy and it would make a quadruple alliteration
Jahnava On Friday, February 28 at 12:26 pm
YUM. You are a genius!
Martie Vacek On Friday, February 28 at 12:32 pm
Regarding wiping/washing the mushrooms, on an episode of "Good Eats", Alton Brown put washing vs. wiping to the test. He soaked mushrooms in water for varying amounts of time, then weighed them, also weighing them pre-washed. It turns out that the mushrooms' weight did not change after having soaked in the water. So the notion that if you wash them in water,they will soak up the moisture and get soggy is a myth. Just thought I'd share that!
Kathy B On Friday, February 28 at 12:35 pm
Love the Bird Cage! – and who knew John Wayne walked like that! LOL! I am tying this pizza this weekend looks delish!
Laura @ Laura's Culinary Adventures On Friday, February 28 at 1:07 pm
Oooh! I love the flaky crust!
Stella W. On Friday, February 28 at 1:43 pm
"The Birdcage"…one of my all time faves These look fabulous, thank you Ree! If you happen to read this could you tell me what pan or liner you are using to bake these? Thank you.
SarahD On Friday, February 28 at 2:03 pm
I love the Birdcage! One of my favorites! And I am definitely going to make these pizzas!
Michelle On Friday, February 28 at 2:20 pm
These look AMAZING… I will be doing this.
BTW, regarding your comment about The Godfather?… I named my youngest son Michael Francis.
Lauren S On Friday, February 28 at 2:27 pm
Leftovers with puff pastry involved? Not familiar with the concept.
Shea On Friday, February 28 at 2:52 pm
Ummm…making these this weekend! Yummy!
LauraHelen On Friday, February 28 at 2:57 pm
I've made this, but with a drizzle of balsamic reduction on a tomato pizza… so amazing!
sweepea On Friday, February 28 at 3:04 pm
CONFESSION: have never been a big pizza OR pasta person,but your posts on such tend to sway that opinion… this would be like me telling you BANANAS were awesome–
you are THAT good, REE!
Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar On Friday, February 28 at 4:29 pm
How have I not done this before?!! It's AWESOME!
Mary K On Friday, February 28 at 6:11 pm
Im home alone tonight so decided to make this to go along with my wine and movie. I added just a small amount of prepared pesto down the middle instead of the olive oil for a little added flavor. Its delish!
Leesa Noonan On Friday, February 28 at 6:18 pm
liz On Saturday, March 1 at 1:11 pm
Cut in thin ribbons
Teri On Friday, February 28 at 6:26 pm
Wow…can't wait to try this! New to your FB but watch your shows over bad over…relaxes me! We live out in the boondocks too…with a bunch of dogs and miniature donkeys
jeri On Friday, February 28 at 7:11 pm
All this time I thought I was a PW fan because I love your recipes and find your family totally charming. Now I realize it's really because I am a mushroom-washing, Birdcage-loving, wine-drinking, watching-the-Oscars-in-yoga-pants kind of gal.
Kristin S On Friday, February 28 at 7:40 pm
Oh, Ree, I'm full from dinner and my mouth is now watering. Not kidding. YUM!
This is the grown-up version of English Muffin pizzas.
Niteowl Nancy On Friday, February 28 at 8:15 pm
Yum! Now if I can just locate that 3 year old frozen puff pastry in the icy depths of my freezer . . .
Debbie W On Friday, February 28 at 8:28 pm
I've never used puff pastry. Love flaky pastry so will need to get out to the store and buy some. Looks great and its quick! Can't wait. You are so creative and keep me smiling and laughing. Thanks!
Ginger On Friday, February 28 at 8:50 pm
Omg..these were divine! I served them for a wine and cheese party and that were the talk of the place. Thanks so much Ree!! love your show and your step by step pics and instructions.
Jennifer S. On Friday, February 28 at 9:04 pm
Just made these for supper…DELICIOUS!!!
Dogmom On Friday, February 28 at 9:27 pm
I made these for my dinner tonight — exactly as the recipe reads — and they are absolutely wonderful! There is nothing in the world that smells as good as mushrooms, garlic, butter, salt & pepper, and white wine cooking, except maybe butter, brown sugar, and cream. Awesome! Thanks, Ree! I'm going back for seconds…and thirds, and I'll probably have them for lunch tomorrow too.
Sheila I On Friday, February 28 at 9:38 pm
Oh yum!!! I have got to make these this weekend. Ree you are amazing!!!
Shu B. On Friday, February 28 at 10:00 pm
I almost gasped when I saw the photo of you rinsing your mushroom – thinking that what would those foodies out there say. I love it how you rebel against the "rule", and I will rebel with you.
Kelsey N. On Friday, February 28 at 10:12 pm
The Birdcage! One of my all time favorite movies! "The important thing to remember is not to go to pieces when that happens."
Joyce On Friday, February 28 at 10:28 pm
Looks amazingly easy and delicious! And it was Birdcage. One of my favorites.
Bon On Saturday, March 1 at 12:14 am
So glad I'm not the only one who rinses mushrooms under running water. I've never had the urge to season my food with dirt!
Kimber On Saturday, March 1 at 8:35 am
The Bird Cage!
Meghan R On Saturday, March 1 at 9:52 am
I'm so glad that you mentioned that you rinse your mushrooms! I always do the same and have heard over and over that you shouldn't. We're in it together!
Penney On Saturday, March 1 at 10:26 am
The Birdcage! My favorite move EVER! "Agador, get me my Pirin!"…."the shoes make me fall down"…I need to watch it again! <3
karen in seattle On Saturday, March 1 at 10:39 am
Made both of these last night to rave reviews. Likely to become a new favorite.
Sara On Saturday, March 1 at 10:40 am
I KNOW that this is delicious becuase i've been cooking the exact thing since i was 11 at our vacation home !! but i usually put large tomatoes on one, mushrooms on another, cheese with calamata olives with or without asparagus depending on my mood. Most delicious thing my stomach has ever devoured. Thank you for posting this it made me nostalgic and im definitely going to be doing these again really soon. plus i love your pictures, so clear and vibrant.
young stephanie On Saturday, March 1 at 10:50 am
So what will I feed the rest of the family???
Alex On Saturday, March 1 at 11:26 am
These look great. I hope mine turn out as good as these look in the pictures. We have pizza once a week in my house, so this would be the perfect opportunity for an experiment. Thanks for sharing
In Good Flavor On Saturday, March 1 at 1:07 pm
I'm with you on the mushrooms. I like to wash them too! The pizza looks great!
Joshua Hampton On Saturday, March 1 at 3:35 pm
These puffed pastry pizzas look seriously good. My mouth is watering just looking at the pictures.
Madison On Saturday, March 1 at 4:54 pm
Hi Ree, I'm 13 years old and i LOVE your show!!! Keep making more episodes! I love them!
{vicki} On Saturday, March 1 at 5:21 pm
The episode today with Cowboy Mike was WONDERFUL!
Loved when he stuffed his mouth full of marshmallows!!!!!!!!!!!
I can totally understand about the friend thing! Who wouldn't want to be his friend?
Caroline On Saturday, March 1 at 5:36 pm
This looks yummy! Definately going to try it. Thanks.
Jacqueline S On Sunday, March 2 at 12:45 am
I grew up washing my mushrooms and never believed what all those TV chefs said about wiping them. There is no way to get the dirt off of a mushroom by wiping alone! So, you go, girl–I mean, Pioneer Womam!
Linda Hatfield Blankenship On Sunday, March 2 at 7:32 am
I agree with you on the mushrooms. I have always washed mine.These are awesome. Thanks for sharing

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Ronnie Edward Bailey
Ronnie Edward Bailey, age 66, of Sevierville, passed away Tuesday, July 23, 2013.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Hal and Laurie Bailey, and step-son, Anthony Cowan.
Survivors: Son: Wesley Bailey; Grandchildren: B.W. Bailey, Shayla Bailey, Kayla Bailey; Sisters and brothers-in-law: Jean and Charlie Wells, Shirley Tarwater, Carolyn and Steve Dawson; Brothers and sisters-in-law: James and Sarah Bailey, Gary Bailey, Dennis and Sandy Bailey, Jeff Ward; Several nieces, nephews, and special friends.
The family will receive friends 5-7 PM Thursday with a funeral service to follow at 7 PM in the East Chapel of Atchley Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Rayfield officiating. Interment 12 PM Friday in Millican Grove Cemetery. Arrangements by Atchley Funeral Home, Sevierville.


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Centaurin beta 2 (ACAP2, Ankyrin Repeat, ARFGAP with Coiled-coil ANK Repeat and PH Domains 2, CENTB2, Cnt b2, KIAA0041, Pleckstrin Homology Domains 2)
ACAP2 is a transport carrier belonging to the Centaurin family with three ANK repeats, an Arf-GAP domain, a BAR domain, and a PH domain. ACAP2, a GTPase-activating protein (GAP) for ADP ribosylation factor 6 (ARF6) has robust constitutive ARF6 GAP activity, where the GAP activity is stimulated by phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate (PIP2) and phosphatidic acid but has little activity toward ARF1 and is known to control the return of ARF to the inactive GDB-bound shots. ACAP2, along with ACAP1, is targeted by phosphatidyl inositol (3, 4, 3) triphosphate inhibiting the formation of PDGF-induced dorsal membrane ruffles in NIH3T3 fibroblasts when overexpressed. ACAP2 is phosphorylated upon DNA damage, probably by ATM or ATR. Expression is wide-spread with the highest level in lung.
Suitable for use in Western Blot and Immunohistochemistry. Other applications not tested.
Recommended Dilution:
Western Blot: 1-3ug/ml
Immunohistochemistry (paraffin): 5-10ug/ml
Optimal dilutions to be determined by the researcher.
Positive Control:
MOLT4 lysate
Storage and Stability:
May be stored at 4°C for short-term only. Aliquot to avoid repeated freezing and thawing. Store at -20°C. Aliquots are stable for at least 12 months. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap.


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New Excimer Laser
For Psoriasis
And Vitiligo
Technology has advanced enough to offer a solution to the needs of patients with psoriasis with a medium to moderate extension of this pathology with the only Excimer Laser existing on the market, the Xtrac, which just arrived to the Clínica de Laser de Piel in Bogotá, for localized treatment of psoriasis. It offers multiple advantages, such as the following ones:
This Laser has been invented by the company PHOTO MEDEX and it is dully registered with approval by the FDA of the United States for the treatment of psoriasis, vitiligo and atopic dermatitis. It is an Ecximer Laser. 308 nm: this wave is between the narrow band (UVB) (305-311mm). It is proven to be the most effective wave for Psoriasis treatment. The equipment has an optic fiber capable of liberating high energy doses without compromising the patient's healthy tissue, it only targets the plaques.
The ideal patients for the psoriasis treatment with laser are the patients that have a coverage of 10 to 20% of the body with slight to moderate and with stable plaques. The treatment is fast, the sessions are between 5 and 10 minutes, painless and does not require anesthesia. The Xtrac Laser provides the patients with a safe and effective treatment compared with the existent ones in the market, which in return gives a better quality of life to the patients.
The treatment of vitiligo with the ECXIMER LASER system is known for its capability to increase pigmentation when the skin is exposed to the UVB light frequencies produced by the laser.
The UVB Phototherapy (ultraviolet B rays) is the one used the most to treat skin problems such as psoriasis and vitiligo. This laser issues more selective light beams and is approved by the FDA in USA for effective treatments of vitiligo. On the other hand, the ECXIMER LASER is known to increase the skin's pigmentation when it is exposed to this light frequency.
Those patients diagnosed with vitiligo are considered apt for this treatment.
Other applications of the Excimer Laser Xtrac are for the treatment of Atopic Dermatitis and the pigmentation of hypo pigmented scars.
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I used to think that the days of tracking my use of the web were over. In the days of dial up connections, I -- like just about everyone else using the internet -- was painfully aware that every minute online was costing me money. Along came broadband and it brought with it new limitations. Some ISPs offered unlimited bandwidth, but many placed restrictions on how much it was possible to upload and download.
For many people, this is still true, although there are a number of ISPs who offer truly unlimited tariffs. If you are with such an ISP, hold on to it dearly. They are a dying breed. Going mobile, my mind often used to turn to bandwidth usage, lest my mobile provider hit me with a gigantic bill at the end of the month for downloading everything under the sun on my phone. Thankfully, I now have an unlimited data tariff, so I can happily download day in, day out.
But within Windows, I'd become used to just not thinking about how much I was downloading. Why should I concern myself? I pay the same whether I download 1GB or 100GB of data in a month. Living in rural Scotland I've had to endure tying dire broadband since moving house back in April. It has been the bane of my life, and there have been times when I would love to be able to even think about downloading 1GB in a month, let alone worry about whether it's going to take me over any limit.
Now things are different. I've just had satellite broadband installed. Like the early days of DSL, satellite connections come with limitations. I'm going to have to keep a close watch on how much I'm using the internet or my connection will be throttled. I spent a little time wondering how to keep track of how many gigabytes I've managed to eat through. It turns out that mobiles are big culprits, but as my girlfriend and I are both permanently connected to the web there are at least two laptop to consider.
I browsed various download sites and recalled various bandwidth trackers like NetWorx. But then I remembered something. Windows 8.x can do it all for me! I don't need an app, it's a built in feature! I'd forgotten about it, and you may have to. Here's how to use it:
- Click the network icon in the notification area of the system tray and right click the network you are connect to or want to monitor.
- Click the Set as metered connection option.
- Right click again and select Show estimated data usage.
- To start with a blank slate, click the Reset link.
From this point forward, if you want to check how much data you've transferred, click the network icon followed by the network name. That's all there is to it.


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WORCESTER, Mass. – Holy Cross head swimming and diving coach Barry Parenteau has announced team awards for the 2012-2013 season, along with captains for the 2013-2014 season. The Crusaders held a year end awards banquet on Sunday, April 14.
On the women's side, sophomore Mary Kate Schulte (Des Moines, Iowa) was named Most Valuable Swimmer while sophomore Anna Villani (Hanover, Mass.) received the Outstanding Year Award. Senior Clare Reidy (Northford, Conn.) earned Most Improved Swimmer, sophomore Kristie Coleman (Brooklyn, N.Y.) won Comeback Swimmer of the Year and sophomore diver Alicia LiCalzi (New Canaan, Conn.) was named Rookie of the Year.
For the men, senior Brian Power (Southport, Conn.) was named Most Valuable Swimmer while junior Nick Videtti (Woodcliff Lake, N.J.) was named Diver of the Year. Sophomore Andrew Olivieri (Newark, Del.) won the Outstanding Year Award and senior Ned Supple (Needham, Mass.) and freshman Tyler Wright (Waterboro, Maine) were named Most Improved Swimmers.
Rising seniors Eileen McGowan (Winston-Salem, N.C.), Cassandra Perry (Sudbury, Mass.) and Kelsey Poremba (Bedford, N.H.) will serve as captains of the women's team next season, while rising seniors Tim Liddy (Garden City, N.Y.), Kevin O'Connor (Ridgewood, N.J.) and Jan Yburan (Livingston, N.J.) will serve as captains of the men's team. Videtti will also serve as the diving captain.


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The University of New Mexico women's soccer team returns to the UNM Soccer Complex to host the Fresno State Bulldogs Sunday, Sept. 19 at noon. Sunday is "Stuff the Stadium" day with all tickets going for $1.00.
The Lobos look to improve their home record this Sunday after coming off two tough losses at Los Angeles, Calif. last weekend. UNM is so far undefeated at the complex, beating Portland State 2-1 and Texas Tech 5-0 for its first two home matches of the season.
Fresno State Bulldogs (1-3-1, 0-0-0 WAC)
Location: Fresno, Calif.
Conference: WAC
Head Coach: Steve Springthorpe (Methodist College, `87)
Record at Fresno State: 0-0-0 (1st season with Fresno St.)
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
2003 Record: 7-9-2
2003 Conference Record: 4-4-0 (6th)
UNM vs. Fresno State: 0-1
Top Goal Scorer Returning: Kortney Lewis (9)
Top Assists Returning: Barbara Davis (5)
Top Goalie Returning: Jeannette Paine (1.77 GAA)
Notes: Fresno State captured its first win of the season with a 5-0 shutout over Sacramento State on Sunday at Bulldog Stadium. Steve Springthorpe was named head coach for the Bulldogs on June 3, 2004. Before joining Fresno State, he was the assistant coach at the University of Florida for five years where he helped the Gators to a 87-28-5 record. The last time New Mexico played Fresno State was in 1996 at Fresno. The Lobos fell 1-0.
Web Site: Fresno State Athletic Department Website
The University of New Mexico women's soccer team is listed for the second consecutive week in the Central region rankings according to Soccer Buzz Magazine. The Lobos are at No. 15 in the region, dropping one spot from their previous No. 14 rank.
The No. 14 ranking last week was the first time under UNM head coach Kit Vela that the New Mexico women's soccer team had been ranked in its region. The last time UNM was ranked was in 1997 with a final season ranking of No. 6.
Utah is the only other Mountain West Conference school to be ranked in its region. The Utes (3-2-1) are No. 10 in the Western region.
On Sunday, Sept. 12, UNM faced tournament host Loyola Marymount. The Lobos kept the match tight against a strong LMU team, allowing one goal at the 38th minute.
In the second half, neither team found an opportunity to score and Loyola Marymount held off New Mexico for the remainder of the game for the win.
UNM sophomore defender Alanna Abeyta and sophomore midfielder Brittany Emerson were named on LMU's All-tournament team for their performances in both games.
Live scoring is now available this season for all UNM women's soccer home games. Look for the Gametracker link on the main page of golobos.com in the schedule box.
The Lobo offense has scored 9 goals through 6 games. Last season, UNM didn't score its ninth goal until the 19th game.
Leading scorer for New Mexico is freshman Jordan Johnson who has scored 3 goals. Sophomore Kaela Kelly follows with two. Senior Coco D'Angelo and sophomores Kristine Sweat, Alicia Lacovara and Brittany Emerson have one goal each.
Kristine Sweat leads the Lobos with 3 assists.
UNM is out shooting its opponents 71-64 and has forced its opponents to make 20 saves through 6 games.
New Mexico's defense allowed only nine shots from Loyola Marymount. In LMU's match against Northern Colorado in the tournament, the Lions unleashed a total of 25 shots and had four goals.
UNM has made 21 saves, 19 are credited to goalkeeper Kristen Winters.
The Lobos have captured two shutouts so far this season. Their first game of the season was a 2-0 shutout over the Cincinnati Bearcats and the second shutout came at home against the Texas Tech Red Raiders, 5-0.
Since the arrival of Kit and Jorge Vela in 2001, New Mexico has averaged 6.3 shutouts a year. In the three years before the Vela's, UNM was only averaging 3.3 a year.
New Mexico has produced several talented goalkeepers in Melissa Liston, Shelly Hammock and current UNM goalkeeper Kristen Winters. Liston was the first Lobo to play in the WUSA. Under the guidance of Jorge Vela, two Lobo goalkeepers have been named Mountain West Conference Goalkeeper of the Year (Hammock, 2001 and Winters, 2002). This season, Winters will look to receive the title again.
The Lobos certainly added more depth to their roster this season than in years past. UNM head coach Kit Vela bulked up the bench with plenty of young talent. The 2004 Lobo women's soccer team is one of the biggest ever at UNM with 31 players. Vela is also fielding one of the youngest teams in her career at New Mexico. The Lobos feature nine freshman, 14 sophomores, six juniors and two seniors. Vela is pleased with the depth she has seen from the young squad. Since the beginning of the season, 23 of the 31 players have made an appearance on the playing field.
Last season, New Mexico was third in the Mountain West Conference and was listed 11th in the nation for average home attendance with 1,201 per game.


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Like morning light break forth of eastern skies
And astound with beauty the waking eyes
So did my heart before you rose to praise
A seraph in the nectar of flesh, May's
Brightest bloom in the garden of gladness
The purest form of earth's bare loveliness.
To you, O joy, O let me sing
Let me tell of love first coming.
Awake the woodland choir for my song
Awake the primal hour of spring's soft throng
Awake the lark not yet on wing
Awake the world, an anthem bring
Of praise, of praise to beauty, praise
To the sweet rainbow of our days
Sweet fragments make the rainbow bloom aloft
Light splintered is yet in beauty so soft
And whole, the healing balm of my parched soul
Each little wonder a stair a bright stair
A garden of glory on heaven's scroll
I climb to suck the breast of worship here
I seek your worth and find God there
Uplifting me from mortal care
Inside the tabernacle of the soul
Wild and dusty, the dry harmattans roll
And every tender tree gasping for rain
Beheld sapphire arid sky and pray in vain
The pearly cumulus would sable turn
Where on the eye pivots the graceful tern
And then so suddenly you came
The phoenix of another name
Too deaf the deft pianist fingers toll
His litany your virtue to extol
You the image's bone transformed, transcend
All that desire loves and love declares right
Eden's broken wings yet make praise ascend
As prayers in the fluid light, a flight
Of rapture, leaving silent stars
And earth's tumult to jealous wars
Nothing but you, and you alone exist
O sacred symphony of heaven's bliss
And all earth shambles fore you fall again
To rise in your glory a better tale
The joy of beggining the end of pain
Lighthouse eternal, love that cannot fail
Sweet still the night aglow parades
Yet star like flowers morning fades
Morning melted into mist, grass perspired
In the cool, leaves transpired droplets of bliss
The rainbow my thoughts like heaven attired
Beauty its providence hasten to kiss
Time had divinity at its leafed door
And seas and rivers in long triumph roar
The rhythm of earth so to begin
To break the carnal rule of sin.


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Twenty-three bills on third reading were put to a vote in the Senate, including one dealing with a new higher education funding formula.
As all of the state's higher education institutions face at least a 7.5 percent budget cut this fiscal year, the legislature is reevaluating the way those schools are funded. Education Chair Senator Robert Plymale.
"It would be foolish for anybody, such as myself, to say that you're going to take additional money away from someone," Plymale said.


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