Colonel Fielding Hurst; 6th TN Calvery
Posted on September 10th, 2007 by admin

Filed under: Col. Fielding Hurst

Filed under: Col. Fielding Hurst

Despair for the children
who lie now in bed.
The widow, the aged
the soldier who bled.
For out of the "Nation"
comes a sickness and curse -
God save us all
From the demon called Hurst.
Like vandals of old
through our land they did ride
With Hunger and Death
always close by their side.
Came Terror, his herald -
but the wailing comes first . . .
We know he is coming,
That demon called Hurst.
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Colonel Fielding Hurst was my grandfather’s uncle. So, I guess that makes him my great-great uncle. My grandfather was born in 1878 and he remembered his uncle Fielding. So, the news story on Fox News in Memphis on Nov. 1, 2007, is incorrect. He could not have died in 1871 if my grandfather knew him. It is much more likely that he lived into the 1880’s as other biographers claim.