Zachariah Hurley Jr, 1780–…
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- Zachariah /Hurley/ Jr
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Birth
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Birth of a brother
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On the Bates Fork of Ten Mile Creek, Morris Township, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
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Birth of a brother
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Residence
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Note: In 1800 Pennsylvania, a person was generally considered a free adult for legal and record-keeping purposes at age 21. In 1800 Pennsylvania, a person was generally considered a free adult for legal and record-keeping purposes at age 21. This was the common age of majority in the United States at the time, inherited from English common law. |
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Marriage
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Note: The Mannings property was located at Draw Back (survey C26-232), which was just southwest of Mash Bottom (survey C25-207), where the Hurleys lived, on the Bates fork of Ten Mile Creek. |
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Emigration
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Note: Possibly he and Mary lived with his father-in-law Edmund Manning. |
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Birth of a son
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Residence
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Note: 1819 Tax Record 1819 Tax Record Cattle 1 |
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Residence
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Note: 1820 Tax Record 1820 Tax Record Zachariah Hurley Jr 1 Horse |
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Death of a brother
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Death of a father
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Note: Note:...Jane Hurley's parents lived for a time in Pennsylvania, but later moved to Ohio. Both of her parents died in the western part of Ohio, specifically on the Miami River. |
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Death of a brother
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Note: After his last known child and 1850, when his wife Susannah was head of the household on the Census. |
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Last change
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1772–1821
Birth: between 1772 and 1775
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— United States Death: about 1821 — Shelby County, Ohio, United States |
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4 years
elder brother
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6 years
himself
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5 years
younger brother
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1784–1850
Birth: before 1784
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— On the Bates Fork of Ten Mile Creek, Morris Township, Washington, Pennsylvania, United States Death: between 1832 and 1850 |
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8 years
younger brother
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| Marriage | Marriage — — Unknown |
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| Marriage | Marriage — about 1807 — Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States |
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4 years
son
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In 1800 Pennsylvania, a person was generally considered a free adult for legal and record-keeping purposes at age 21. This was the common age of majority in the United States at the time, inherited from English common law. |
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| Marriage |
The Mannings property was located at Draw Back (survey C26-232), which was just southwest of Mash Bottom (survey C25-207), where the Hurleys lived, on the Bates fork of Ten Mile Creek. |
| Emigration |
Possibly he and Mary lived with his father-in-law Edmund Manning. |
| Residence |
1819 Tax Record Cattle 1 |
| Residence |
1820 Tax Record Zachariah Hurley Jr 1 Horse |