Timeline: Colonel Fielding Jackson Hurst, A Day in the Life of … December 3, 1860

In the wake of Lincoln’s election, a convention of eight influential citizens of McNairy County

Richard Cross
Fielding Hurst
John H. Meeks
A.A. Sanders
Stanford L. Warren
Dew M. Wisdom
Congressman John V. Wright

met on December 3, 1860 to discuss its ramifications and future courses of action for their country and state.
(Hurst’s Wurst, Page 2)

Timeline: Colonel Fielding Jackson Hurst, A Day in the Life of … March 1, 1862

(USS Tyler on the left side of this picture.)
Location: On board the wooden gunboat, USS Tyler. Rescued after escape and a week of hiding in the swamps. Participated in battle along with USS Lexington against a rebel battery at Pittsburg Landing. (Hurst’s Wurst, Page 13)

Colonel Fielding Jackson Hurst Grave, Online Home

I just love the FieldingHurst.com site from Hurst’s Wurst author, Kevin D. McCann.
Here’s the official Fielding Hurst Grave Page.

Timeline: Colonel Fielding Jackson Hurst, A Day in the Life of … June 8, 1861

Tennessee officially left the Union on June 8, 1961. This was also to be the day changed the life of Fielding Hurst. If not for his outspoken opposition and his later imprisonment over this issue, we would no doubt not be thinking of the Colonel today. Incidentally, your webmaster did come from the David Hurst […]