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Sarah E. Hurd

Birth1770 - Augusta, Virginia, USA
Death10 Aug 1845 - Breckinridge County, Kentucky, USA
MotherMary Heard
FatherWilliam Hurd

Born in Augusta, Virginia, USA on 1770 to William Hurd and Mary Heard. Sarah E. Hurd married Samuel McGuffin and had 16 children. She passed away on 10 Aug 1845 in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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William Hurd
1747 - 1803
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Mary Heard
1752 - 1775
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Mcguffin
1755 - 1839
Children Show all
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Pryor Mcguffin
1797 - 1852
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Agnes Mcguffin
1809 - 1861
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Haland Edwin Mc Guffin
1813 - 1885
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Rowland W Mcguffin
1805 - 1885
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William Jordan Mcguffin
1830 - 1885
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Barthena B. Mcguffin
1806 - 1893
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Samuel Booker Mcguffin
1812 - 1854
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Nathaniel Mcguffin
1819 - 1851
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Kate Mcguffin
1821 - Unknown
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Delia Mcguffin
1814 - Unknown
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Susan Mcguffin
1838 - Unknown
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Nancy Mcguffin
1817 - 1850
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Marvin Marcus Mcguffin
1836 - Unknown
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John Mcguffin
1837 - 1913
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Margaret A. Mcguffin
1832 - Unknown
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Mary Polly Mcguffin
1804 - 1860

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