Husband: James C. "Jim" HURLEY
Birthdate: Mar. 10, 1833
Birthplace: Hardin Co., TN
Death date: Feb. 15, 1906
Place of death: McNairy Co., TN
Burial: Ledbetter Cem.
Father: Thomas J. HURLEY
Mother: Rebecca STRAWN

Marriage date: April 10, 1852
Marriage place:

Wife: Rebecca M. ATER
Birthdate: Feb. 6, 1833
Birthplace: Coffee Landing, Hardin Co., TN
Death date: Dec. 10, 1929
Place of death:
Burial: Ledbetter Cem.
Father:
Mother:

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Sarah Elizabeth HURLEY
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1855
Birthplace:
Death date: 1855
Place of death:
Burial:
Marriage date:
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Child No. 2: Mary Catherine "Molly" HURLEY
Sex: F
Birthdate: Sept. 25, 1858
Birthplace:
Death date: 1933
Place of death: Stantonville, TN
Burial:
Marriage date:
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Spouses' names: Green L. HENDRIX, Jr.

Child No. 3: John Randolph "Jack" HURLEY
Sex: M
Birthdate: May 3, 1861
Birthplace:
Death date: Jan. 24, 1940
Place of death:
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Marriage date: Dec. 20, 1899
Marriage place:
Spouses' names: Nora DICKEY

Child No. 4: Caledonia Leora HURLEY
Sex: F
Birthdate: Dec. 18, 1864
Birthplace:
Death date: Dec. 4, 1939
Place of death:
Burial:
Marriage date: Sept. 1, 1901
Marriage place: McNairy Co., TN
Spouses' names: W.L. "Will" DAVIS

Child No. 5: Matthew George HURLEY
Sex: M
Birthdate: Aug. 25, 1867
Birthplace:
Death date: Jan. 27, 1930
Place of death:
Marriage date: Nov. 3, 1901
Burial:
Marriage place: McNairy Co., TN
Spouses' names: Nora B. ELAM


Documentation:
* 1870 McNairy Co., TN census Dist. 5 HURLEY James age 39 white male farmer born TN Rebecca age 39 born TN Mary age 12 born TN John R. age 9 born TN Calidona age 6 born TN George age 4 born TN same household-CARTER Churchel age 69 white male labor farmer born GA Next household family of John R. and Martha Ann Hurley
* 1880 McNairy Co., TN census Dist. 5 HURLEY J.C. age 46 head TN AL AL farmer Rebecca 46 wife TN TN AL housekeeper John R. 29 son TN TN AL farm hand Leroy C. 16 son TN TN TN at home (this is a mistake by the indexer. Should be Leona Caldona.)

Notes:
* James C. Hurley was a tanner and shoe maker by trade and owned a tannery. It was in operation when the Civil War began. It was confiscated by the Union troops in 1864, the 18th Missouri, Colonel Miller was in command. According to family members Jim Hurley did receive a written document from Col. Miller that the family would be reimbursed for the use of this tannery. However, when the troops were finished with it or the war was over, the tannery was destroyed. Union troops burned it along with the document that assured the Hurley family of repayment for their losses. There were also two bay horses taken from the Hurley family during the war by troops with the 3rd Michigan Calvary Unit. The family in later years, after the war, ran a cotton gin.