Hurlbutt - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Hurlbutt - Thomas to Julius Augustus

hurlbdou — 2009-07-03 05:11:55Z

My line is Thomas, Thomas jr, Thomas III, Gideon, Nathanial, Eli, Eli jr, Julius Augustus. I saw in the 1870 census of Glendale , Wisconsin a Issac Hurlbutt, age 88 who lived with Julius and family but I can't find him anywhere.
My web site is http://www.frontiernet.net/~hurlbdou/Hurlbutt/hurlbutt.htm

I am a direct Hurlbutt descendant

ehbeckwith — 2009-06-10 22:36:19Z

My maiden name is Hurlbutt...a direct descendant via Paul Hurlbutt from Galesburg Ill. He is my great grandfather. I have lots of info and pictures given to my by my Grandfather, Wallis Vincent Hurlbutt. Let me know if I can help you,

Elizabeth
ehbeckwith@gmail.com

John W. Hurlbutt; b. October 16, 1821 in New York

LornaRF — 2009-03-29 23:07:53Z

EVENING POST ANNUAL, 1882
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
of the State Officers, Representatives in Congress, Governor’s Staff, and Senators and Members of the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut.
Published Annually.
Hartford, Conn.: Evening Post Association. 1882.
Pg. 144

JOHN W. HURLBUTT, Representative for Westport, Fairfield County:

Of Westport, was a member of the House in 1880, and has not filled many of the usual minor offices, though he is now Assessor in his town. He is a drygoods merchant, and in politics acts with the Democratic party. He was born in New York, October 16, 1821, and received his education in a private school.

Re: Hurlbutt/Rosebrook, Elsie

weedvj — 2009-01-20 21:28:43Z

I have info on Elsie Rosebrook Hurlbutt. She was my mother-in-law. Please feel free to contact me.

HURLBUTT - Fred E 1941-2001

t42Moore — 2009-01-14 12:39:47Z

HURLBUTT - Fred E 1941-2001

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Illinois -Paul Vincent Hurlbutt

ebeckwith138 — 2008-10-11 19:28:46Z

My little sister posted the thread you replied to about the Beckmans...and yes it is Swedish. They came to American in June of 1869. All I know of them is "Grandma and Grandpa Beckman" and they had 10 children, one of which was my great great grandfather.

Re: Illinois -Paul Vincent Hurlbutt

jbbuchheit — 2008-07-24 16:57:24Z

I also am beginning to look into our family tree and I dont know of a helen Beckman but am wondering if there is a connection. Did this family come from sweden?

Re: Glenn Dee Hurlbutt

aabanban1 — 2008-03-27 23:20:43Z

Hi I am still around , but stopped researching my ansestory, as I kept running against a wall. Could you contact me at my e-mail? aabanban at yh dot com?

Re: Glenn Dee Hurlbutt

AGless3853 — 2008-03-27 19:12:11Z

I called someone in Iowa about 4 or 5 years ago who had corresponded years ago with my late mother, and she helped me put together part of this line. A complete descendant list is too long to post. Whomever I called is buried deep now in some box. I don't have Glenn Dee, just Glenn.

Anyway, what I put together is essentially Gideon Hurlbut m. Margaret ___; Gideon Hurlbutt m. Hannah Taylor; James Hurlbutt m. Ann Nancy Hayes; Henry Hurlbutt m. Almira Jennings; Gould Jennings Hurlbutt m. Julia W. Bacon; Grant C. Hurlbutt m. Vena Pagler; George Hurlbutt m. Neva Klar; then Glenn (may be living, shouldn't post) m. Living, Marshalltown, Iowa.

I've done much research on your earlier lineage which converges with mine at Gideon Hurlbut Sr., and found some really fascinating things; we have a gateway royal ancestor, Mary Allyn, and a Newberry lineage going back to the 900's, fascinating history, and a marvelous story(ies) about John Taylor and his son and grandson.

You may not be around these days to see my response because your post is so old, and I'm assuming you've made some headway since then. I shared my finds with a major Hurlbut researcher who has the most comprehensive Hurlbut database on the web. They should be in there, but not some of the ancient history I've tracked down these past few months.

Re: HURLBUTT

AGless3853 — 2008-03-16 23:56:54Z

PS. I got all the pages from Vol II of the "Hurlburt" genealogy so you don't need to send those.

Also saw reference that he came with his wife from England.

I still saw no mention of her surname so how did you get that?

One interesting factoid was that the name is perhaps an abbreviation of "Halliburton". Hello. I never thought of that. Maybe the English researchers who have tried to help could look into that. There have been so many spelling variations.

I can get any page from the Ancient History of Wethersfield, so please don't bother with that, but anything else you may have would be of great interest.

And thanks!

Re: HURLBUTT

AGless3853 — 2008-03-16 20:02:57Z

Wow, again, google brought me in here, didn't know the board existed and didn't know I was signed up for it, same moniker as one of mine on rootsweb. I seldom search the message boards any more, posted a lot back in about 01 on another one, now people just aren't interested or there are too many so often you get no responses any more, wasn't that way quite as much when I started shortly after 1997.

Am = America, often abbreviate. I would love to see your info, you can email me at aglessREMOVETHIS@earthlink.net. I keep everything that is in my direct line but often share with distant cousin John Hurlburt who maintains that massive hurlbut.info website. Do you not know about that?

I started with Edith Hurlbutt's (married a gr gr uncle? of mine) and she compiled "The Descendants of Nathaniel Hurlbutt", (DNR for short) watched her taking notes as a kid. Anyway, I got all that entered, well I haven't finished the later generations, then started picking off more info from John's site and comparing, then started helping him here and there find some lost ones, filling in gaps, interesting other material I find. So I would need your permission to share with him. I need it for myself, too, as I only keep my own line and as many descendants from Nathaniel as I can manage in my genealogy program and database.

Seems like all four volumes of that book (Ancient Wethersfield) are at ancestry but it is too slow today. I found a couple interesting tidbits, searched on nye and it only picked up one, no Sarah. There was an Ebenezer Nye in Tolland but that was too late, the 1700's.

I noticed there was quite a lag between the birth of Thomas' son Thomas and the rest of the children attributed to him. Now there is some controversy that there were three Thomas that should perhaps be only two. Won't go there now. I wondered if Thomas brought his wife with him from England or married in CT. First son Thomas b. 1630, that's the year he supposedly came here, says born in Wethersfield. Now I don't know how that could be since he was at Saybrook.

I've somewhat defended my ancestor as well concerning the Pequots. Thomas was awarded land for service in the war, his grandson John finally claimed and was given it, presumably after he died, but I can't find a roster of the soldiers for that war, there are some. I was thrilled to find so much about him in Lion Gardiner's journal and subsequent letters.

Better run. Oh, I think the only way I can read your info would be in .pdf format. Or regular text or .rtf. Hope you can wade through all this and make some sense of it.

Almost forgot. None of mine got into NY. A lot did go there. My first Nathaniel went to Hanover, NH in about 1783. From there in about 1840, Hurlbutt, Wilder, and Osgood went to Knox County, IL. We have used the 2 t's for generations now, but some revert back to one t or a census taker or record keeper makes a total mess of the name. That's why it is difficult to research whereas you would think it would be easier because it's not that common of a name.

Thanks so much for your response, never expected it, look forward to hearing from you.

Alice

Re: HURLBUTT

GGardner999 — 2008-03-16 16:32:37Z

Wow, your inquiry was a surprise. My wife says she made that 2004 response and I never knew.
Apparently we started from the same Thomas. Sounds like he had a first born named Thomas. I only know of his son Samuel, born 1644, married Mary Good in 1668, and died in 1712, apparently all in Wethersfield. I can tell you that when Mason sailed down the Ct River recruiting for the Pequot massacre Thomas supposedly declined, feeling he was too old for the trip. (Ironically I have worked for the Pequots for the last 17 yrs and I let them know that they shot my grandfather Thomas "through the thigh" in one, if not the first encounter, in a cornfield at Saybrook, according to Lion Gardiner's diary. I can tell you that Thomas married Sarah Ney. The History of Ancient Wethersfield Volume 1, Sherman W. Adams and Henry Stiles will tell you a lot about Thomas. I can fax or Adobe the relevant pages if you like.
Samuel had Stephen (first, not surname) born 12/27/1668 in Wethersfield, came to NL around 1690, married Hannah Douglas and the rest is my family history.
Our myth is that Squire Hurlbut 1807-1886 added the second ‘t’ because he “thought it finished it off”. Apparently he wasn’t unique in that logic.
I have a wealth of info on my side but nothing on the second Thomas. Where is “Am”?
Some of my early descendants moved to Wyoming, PA and Genoa, NY, perhaps following yours?

Re: HURLBUTT

AGless3853 — 2008-03-15 16:14:24Z

I never knew his surname was Stephen. Where did you come up with that? He is the progenitor of a huge Hurlbut/Hurlburt/Hurlbutt line in Am. They are hard to track because they keep changing the spelling from one generation to another, it's been Hurlbutt which is my maiden name for about 6 generations now but some of the descendants changed it again. And census takers, etc., often got it wrong.

Mine (original Thomas) came with Lion Gardiner and fought in the Pequot wars, Ft. Saybrook then settled in Wethersfield, then to NH, IL and spread out. I'm trying to find little bits of info that may have been missed by previous researchers, may have succeeded a little, nothing earthshaking.

Anyway, my line is Thomas>Thomas>Thomas>Gideon>Nathaniel>Nathaniel>Alba>Frederick Augustus>Frederick Nathaniel, then my father and me.

I thought I found his wife's maiden name but think it may have been wishful thinking on somebody's part, maybe not.

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

Shelagh_Grant — 2008-02-16 19:28:37Z

Hi Robina Hurlbutt nee Slater was my husband's Great grand-father's sister. His name was Peter Slater from Orkney born 1839ish.
Regards Shelagh

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

Shelagh_Grant — 2008-02-17 23:04:54Z

Hi Rob .I tried to send you an email but it failed. Try me on shelagh.grant@sky.com

I have had an email from a Meg Bond who had some details about Robina and William in the 1901 census.Also Robina's death in North Shields.
Robina's brother Peter married an Irish girl, Mary Quin. They had Sarah Dunbar Slater who married James Grant. They had John Grant who married Ellen Hogg and they had Ian. A long line of master mariners!
Have you researched the Slaters on Orkney?
Kind regards Shelagh

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

robtaylor189 — 2008-02-17 19:51:11Z

Hello Shelagh,
like you this is my wifes family. She is descended from Robina and William, through their daughter Jane Elizabeth and John Cowell, then Jane Cowell and Thomas Shrimplin, and their daughter Wilhelmina Shrimplin.
If you would like fuller details, you can find me at rob.taylor@tiscali.co.uk
There are a number of people researching this family, some descended from Robina and one family from Elizabeth. I think you're already in touch with some of them.
Look forward to hearing from you
Rob Taylor

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

Hurlbutt — 2008-02-17 18:31:02Z

Thomas Hurlbut 1610? America

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

Shelagh_Grant — 2008-02-16 19:01:39Z

Hi Rob that would be great. I have just recently found out about the Hurlbutt and Hinman chaps from America. I have just re-read my post and I intended to say that Elizabeth Slater, Robina's sister married Andrew/Alex Hinman. Our connection is through Peter Slater who was the girls' brother.
Regards
Shelagh

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

2005-05-28 13:52:52Z

THEORY: ONE A similar meaning to 'Shake-spear'

He says that 'a hurl-bat' could be a nickname for someone who demonstrated prowess in the old game of Hurling. The bat for hurling was called a 'clubbe' or 'hurle-batte' This view makes the case for Spring-bat meaning 'cudgel'. Whether this is a correct guess I do not know. Was the original bearer a soldier, wool-beater or sportsman or is another explanation more likely?

- extract from website investigating the origin of the name "Spring-Bat"

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

2005-05-28 13:40:49Z

We have two versions of the porigin of the name "hurlbatt"
1. It refered to a slightly danderous medaeval game
consisting of a spiked ball which was used to strike wooden
pins

2. It referred to the action of threshing corn - the implement used being called a "Batt"

Alice Hurlbutt Shoemaker, 1877 - 1948, b NY d PA

2004-12-02 14:26:50Z

I'm looking for information on Alice M or N Hurlbutt, b 21 May 1877 in NY, daughter of William G and Phoebe L Hurlbutt. In 1897 she married Elmer (who may also have gone by Robert) Shoemaker in Lycoming County, PA, where she died on 12 Apr 1948. She may have lived for a time in Canandaigua, NY. She had a brother named Charles and at least one sister. My main interest is in Elmer Shoemaker, so I'm hoping someone who knows of Alice may know when and where he died.

John Hurlbutt (Hurlburt?)

2004-10-27 05:10:25Z

Looking for any information on John Hurlbutt, born sometime around 1789 in or around Strafford, Vermont. He had 5 brothers,Elijah,Jr.,Ruel,Alba,Asa,and William D. He married Louisa/Lois Camet/Cammett?

Re: Glenn Dee Hurlbutt

2004-05-19 18:20:23Z

Do know Ronald or Donald Hurlbutt who was adopted?

Frederick Hurlbutt and Lucy Thomson

2004-05-12 08:08:09Z

These 2 were married May 4, 1826 at Goshen. I wonder if they are the parents of William Henry Hurlbutt? William named one of his sons Frederick and 2 of his grandchildren had Thompson as thei middle name and I can find no-one else in the family tree that they might have been named for.
Any information about Frederick and Lucy?

William Henry Hurlbutt b. 1826 Connecticut

2004-05-12 08:01:39Z

Still seeking information about William. Have discovered his middle name is Henry and that he and his wife Robina Fotheringhame Sclater had children called Jane, Frederick, Robert, Sylvester, Peter, Andrew Hinman, and possibly a James.William was a master mariner and settled and died in the UK.

William Hurlbutt

2003-11-22 23:50:47Z

Still looking for the birthplace and parents of William Hurlbutt, born 1826 in Connecticut. Left US with a friend called Alexander Hinman. In 1850 William married Robina Slater from Orkney, Alexander married her sister Elizabeth. All four settled in North Shields, Northumberland, England. William and Robina had 4 sons: Andrew Hinman, Sylvester, Peter and James.
Any information?

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

2003-09-08 17:43:30Z

Hi Gail - This branch of the Hurlbutt family (the same branch as that of Kathie White nee Hurlbutt that you corresponded with- we're cousins and recently got in touch for first time since childhood) uses the spelling with 2 tts. However, I've now discovered some records of the 1800s when the name was spelled incorrectly: William Hurlbutt (b. 1826 somewhere in Connecticut- does anyone know where?) shows up as Harlbutt in the 1881 British census - I think you put me on to that one. It's definitely him and his family, perhaps the census officer misheard the name because of William's Amercian accent. Also in his marriage record in Leith, Scotland, (to Robina Sclater of Kirkwall, Orkney) he is show as Hulbut. I understand this type of error was common at that time.
No, I don't have any documents which link the name to the mediaeval origins that I referred to. The information is purely word-of-mouth down the generations. My father and grandmother are now dead so I cannot ask for any more details. But if I get any more info in my searches I'll post you a message again.
Best wishes, Meg, London, UK

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

2003-09-02 20:49:33Z

Hi again Gail - ( I thought I'd posted a reply to this but can't see it so here goes again)
My father, son of Annie Hurlbutt from South Shileds, UK, told me the origin of the name was as follows:
In mediaeval times, when broadswordsmen were taught to fight, one of the people involved in the training was a Hurlbutt, a person who would throw pieces of wooden logs towards the trainee, who had to practice chopping at the 'butts' of wood with his sword.

Re: HURLBUTT

2003-11-02 03:26:09Z

Stephen Thomas Hurlbutt was the earliest of my ancestors who came over from Engalnd with Lion Gardiner and settled in Saybrook. The family made it's way to what is presently known as Gales Ferry, but this was known earlier as Hurlbutt's Ferry. There is a lot of information in this area on the Hurbutt's. There's a cemetery in town on Hurlbutt Rd (right off Rte 12) with lots of Hurlbutts. The local Methodist Church on Chapman Lane was founded by Sqire Hurlbutt.

Re: HURLBUTT

2003-04-08 17:45:29Z

My grandmother Annie was a Hurlbutt and her grandfather (?William or Andrew) was said to have run away from his home in Connecticut at the age of 15, and settled in North Shields, England about 1850. He was accompanied by an artist friend called Hinman: this name has been used as a middle name in subsequent generations. William/Andrew was said to be a descendant of Thomas Hurlbutt, b 1610, who went to Taybrook, Connecticut in 1635, with wife, a female servant and 10 men, to build a fort to protect the English from native Americans. The line in between Thomas and William/Andrew is what I am looking for. Any relevant info?

Hurlbutt/Carpenter

2003-01-09 20:08:17Z

I would like to hear from anyone who might be able to help. I am looking for info on Emily Carpenter (b. abt 1800-according to some info she was born in CT and other DE) married Adrial Hurlbert (b.abt 1795/97 in VT), not sure where they married maybe Vt or Bradford Co., PA. Their children are believed to be; Emily, Matilda, Judah Jane, David S., John Orin and possibly Mahala and Elisha. We do not know the parents of either Emily or Adrial. Emily is believed to have died in PA or Franklin Co., OH. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ty

Re: Willard Hurlbutt

lpf46 — 2003-12-04 15:38:49Z

I have been searching out this family as well. I think Willard is the father of Frank L. HURLBUTT (1874). I have found the family in Humboldt Co. CA. Federal land Patents show Willard as getting land in Humboldt Co in 1877 & 1878. Fank was born there and married Helen POOLE (my line).
Also listed in the land patents are the following HURLBUTT's
Walter A., Beldon G., Elmer W., Fred A. Frank L., Harry E. Lewis S. & Nathaniel. I have not tied thm all in yet but I know some are sons of Willard. I spoke with a Fred HURLBUTT living in Humboldt Co. last week and he said his great-grandparents were Willard and ______Lovejoy HURLBUTT.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any futrther info on Frank L.
Les Fowers

Re: Willard Hurlbutt

lpf46 — 2003-12-04 15:38:49Z

Thanks for the info...I will e-mail you directly with phone numbers

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

Shelagh_Grant — 2008-02-03 23:19:28Z

Hi we are related to Robina Slater who married William and Robina Slater who married Andrew Alex Hinman.
Regards
Shelagh Grant

Hurlbutt's in Upstate NY

lefty75969 — 2008-01-22 21:00:28Z

I am looking for any information regarding my grandfather's family. My grandpa was Frederick Hurlbutt from Pittsfield, Leonardsville, South Edmeston and New Berlin, NY at his time of death. My great grnadfather's name was Charles and he was married to Florence. Charles had a brother Will. If you have any information that may help me please feel free to email me at lefty75969@twcny.rr.com.

Beth

Hurlbutt/Rosebrook, Elsie

mcoul09 — 2003-09-20 18:50:33Z

Looking for any info on Elsie Rosebrook Hurlbutt who was born in Brighton, VT 3/30/1893. She was married to Clarence Hayes Hurlbutt had 3 children with him. Between 1913 and 1917 she and Clarence divorced. The only info we can find is she was in Lancaster, Coos, NH in 1920 as a servant with the family Johnson and she had 2 children with her. She is my maternal great grandmother. Please contact Michele Coulombe Lena @ mcoul09@aol.com or Loretta Coulombe @ mets1950@grolen.com.

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

Gail_Herter — 2005-02-09 13:36:39Z

Thanks Meg,
The meaning you give makes perfect sense. Now I'm wondering if your family spelled the name with one "T" or two?
Also, from what you write, the Hurlbut name is an old one that has roots in Medieval times. Do you have documents that support this? Thanks again! I appreciate your insight.

Gail Herter

Re: Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

Gail_Herter — 2005-02-09 13:36:39Z

Hi Meg,
Thanks for the information! The William Hurlbutt you speak of may, indeed, be the father of the William Hurlbutt I am searching for. My William was born in 1846 or 1847. I have a document which gives his place of residency in 1902 as living in Troy, NY, however, as in your family, the story has been passed down, and that he was from Memphis, Tennessee. The document further states his occupation as that of salesman.

Beyond this, my information is sketchy. That your family spells the name with two t's seems to distinguish separate families though. Wouldn't you say? Those who used only one t and those who used two t's. I wonder why this is?

Thanks, again, for your help!

Gail Herter

some HURLBUTT tid--bits

unstresst — 2006-07-21 12:14:21Z

.Don't ask for more details or info....this is all I have..no more.
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Hurlbutt, Lucy
Record Type School Records and Yearbooks
Event Year 1864
New Hampshire
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Hurlbutt, Charles
Record Type School Records and Yearbooks
Event Year 1858
New Hampshire
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Hurlbutt, Eliza
Record Type School Records and Yearbooks
Ohio Wesleyan Female College
Event Year 1869
Pennsylvania
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Hurlbutt, C.
Postmasters' Association of New England
Record Type Employment Records
Event Year 1902
New Hampshire
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Hurlbutt, Lewis
Yale University
Record Type Alumni Reunions
Event Year 1888
Connecticut

Azor's family

barbjth — 2006-01-16 19:28:30Z

Azor Hurlbutt was the father of the first white child born in Alma, NY. His birth is listed as either Jan. 1793 or in 1805 in Connecticut. I'd like to find other information on his family to try connect later "Hulbert" families who also came to Allegany County NY

Re: HURLBUTT

DaveBurnisky — 2007-12-27 15:26:28Z

Daniel,

I am not sure this email is still correct from 2001, but I am looking for ewarly information on the Hurlbuts from CT. Our line goes from Thomas, Elijah, Elisha, Alfred, Elisha, Caleb, Evelyn. I am unclear of the earlist generations and have little on Caleb. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Dave
burnisky@comcast.net

Re: william and robina hurlbutt.

robtaylor189 — 2008-02-16 16:50:06Z

Hello Shelagh,

would you like to share the information we have.
Regards
Rob Taylor
North Shields

Illinois -Paul Vincent Hurlbutt

German7195 — 2006-11-05 21:41:44Z

I have always been interested in my families history, however I have never tried reasearching the Hurlbutt side. My Grandfather's name is Wallace Vincent Hurlbutt, his father was Paul Vincent Hurlbutt, and his wife was Helen Beckman Hurlbutt.They lived in Illinois. Im just curious if anyone has any linkson that.

Ralph Bacon

MyHurlbutfamily — 2003-07-28 17:37:32Z

Anna,

I may have your family here in the "Hurlbut Genealogy" published in 1888.
"Gould Jennings Hurlbut (who wrote his name Hurlbutt)born in Norwalk, Ohio on 22 Feb 1829
m. (1) in Norwalk, OH, 1 Nov 1855, Julia W. Bacon (who was born 9 April 1833). He was a cabinet maker, removed to Iowa where he has for some years been engaged in farming. Resides Conrad Grove, Iowa. His wife Julia W. died 19 March 1866. He m. (2) 13 Jan 1868, Sarah W. Wiley"
Children from marriage one are
Ralph B. born in Ohio, 28 Nov 1858
Grant C., born in Ohio, 5 Nov 1864
Twins: Julia Fred, born 11 March 1866
(It appears that the mother, Julia, died as a result of birthing the twins. How sad...)

Children from marriage two:
Almira, born in Iowa, 1 Nov 1869

If this is your family (and it sure looks like it, then post your email as I have the info all the way back to the 1600's when Thomas Hurlbut came to CT.)
:-)))

WILLIAM HURLBUTT b. c1830

megbond1 — 2003-11-17 00:38:46Z

Which branch of the Hurlbutt's did he come from? Ran away from home in Connecticut, at the age of 15, to settle in the port of North Shields, England, about 1850. Became a master mariner. Had a son called Andrew Hinman Hurlbutt. William may have returned to the US.

Hurlbutt/Hurlbut Name Origins

gailherter1 — 2003-06-03 15:30:19Z

Would anyone have information as to the origins of the name Hurlbutt/Hurlbut? I've done a bit of research and see that it's origins are English and the original name was Hurlbatt. Recently, however, I have seen that Hurlbutt is also Irish. Has anyone else run across this?

Gail Herter

William Hurlbutt

gailherter1 — 2002-12-29 21:51:22Z

Looking for any information about William Hurlbutt who was born around 1846 possibly in Memphis, TN.

Thanks, in advance!

Gail Herter

Re: Ralph Bacon

Claycamprichard — 2006-05-27 21:24:13Z

I am looking for information about Almria Hurlbutt married to James W. Whorrall. I found their information on family tree maker, descendants of Gregkeln Diele. I have the web site address if you would like it.

Any assistance you can give would be appreciated.

Patricia A. Whorrall-Ellis
Kansas City, MO

Re: HURLBUTT

ruslanjames — 2006-06-28 04:55:27Z

I am searching in CT for the Hurlbutt/Hurlburt line. The earliest ancestor I can document is Elisha Hurlburt who married Phebe Carter May 1750 in Windham. Their son, Alfred, was born there in Dec 1756. He is my gggf. Any info on the line would be most appreciated. Thanks.

william and robina hurlbutt.

lloy39 — 2007-06-28 13:18:31Z

I am a great-grandson of william and robina my grandfather was peter brother of andrew and sylvester. I would like to contact Kathie White and megbond with a view to exchanging family info.