Zachariah Hurley
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Zachariah Hurley (1858 - 1941)

Zachariah "Zack" Hurley
Born in Union Township, Appanoose, Iowa, United Statesmap
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Biography

Childhood

Zachariah Hurley, son of James Hurley and Rebecca Cain, was born in Union Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, United States, 4 Jun 1858.[1] He spent his entire life in Iowa, one of twelve children, and the fifth of the known ones.[2] His eldest sibling, Rhoda, was born in Illinois in 1845.[3] The next three (who like Zack were also born in Union Township on the family's farm) were Cornelius (aka Neal), born in 1848,[4] Emma, born about 1853,[5] and Nancy, born about 1855.[6] The family of seven remained in Union Township in 1860, farming.[7] Over the next five years, Zack's last four siblings were born, all, presumably, on the family farm in Union Township: Ruel in Aug 1860,[8] Burgess (aka Burt) in Aug 1862,[9] Sarah in about 1863,[10] and Ida in about 1865.[11]


Father's Death

Ida's birth coincided with trauma. In July 1865, when Zack was eight, his father died.[12] His passing marked the end of the family's farming. By 1870, Zack and his mother had moved about twenty miles northeast of the farm in Union Township, to a tiny town of 600 persons called Agency, in Wapello County, just outside Ottumwa,[13] where they resided with five of Zack's siblings: Cornelius, Ruel, Burt, Sarah and Ida.[14] As for Zack's sister, Emma, she lived just few doors down, also in Agency, where she worked as a servant in the home of a dentist.[15] As for Zack's sisters, Rhoda[3] and Nancy,[6] their whereabouts in 1870 have yet to be determined.

Accidents

1874 Accident[16]
1870s Locomotive[17]
1876 Accident[18]
The misfortunes of the Hurley family continued. In the mid 1870s, a pair of grievous accidents befell Zack's elder brother, Cornelius. In Agency, 16 Sep 1874, Cornelius left a local bar, drunk, and passed out along some railroad tracks, one arm unfortunately over a rail. Unable to stop in time, a passing train operated by the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad[19] severed his arm, just below the elbow, almost killing him. Cornelius sued the railroad and the owner of the bar who'd served him. It isn't clear how the suits ended, but it may have been a settlement because Cornelius was hired by the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (which owned the Burlington & Missouri)[20] to be a track walker. While walking the tracks as part of that job, 17 Sep 1876, he fainted, his one good arm resting on the rails, and, inconceivable as it sounds, a passing train severed that one, leaving him to spend the rest of his life with two arms amputated below the elbows.

Marriages of Sisters

Around the time of his brother's second accident, two of Zack's sisters married, both in Agency. Emma married William David Robinson, 5 Jan 1876,[5] and Nancy married James Marion Mace, 3 Jul 1877.[6] By 1880, Emma resided in Ottumwa with her husband and a daughter, [5] and Nancy and her husband and their two daughters resided in Highland Township, just outside of Ottumwa.[6] As for the disabled Cornelius, he in 1880 was also in Highland Township, making a home there with his younger siblings Burt, Ruel and ida.[21] As for his elder sister, Rhoda, she that year worked in Agency as a domestic in the private home of a maternal first counsin, Emma Zetta (Farnsworth) Foulke.[3] Zack in 1880 may have resided in Gibbon, Buffalo County, Nebraska, with the farming family of George and Jane Gilmore, working for them as a laborer.[22] As of Zacks' mother, her 1880 whereabouts aren't yet known.

Permanent Relocation to Fort Dodge

By about 1882, Zack, his mother and five of his siblings (Rhoda, Cornelius, Ruel, Burt and Sarah) had moved to Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, about 140 miles northwest of the Ottumwa .[23] There, they all would spend the remainder of their lives. In 1885, the seven occupied "Block 46" in Fort Dodge.[24] Emma remained in Ottumwa with her husband, raising three children, in 1885;[5] as for Nancy and Ida, their whereabouts that year haven't been established.

Marriage, Children

Between 1885 and 1890, Zack and three of his siblings married in Fort Dodge. Sarah married David Caylor in 1885.[10] Zack married Elsie Elizabeth Cloud, 31 Oct 1886.[25] Ruel and Burt both married in 1888. Ruel wed Phoebe Ann Moore, and then, the following year, divorced her and married Delia Fleming.[8] Burt married Katie Fitzgerald.[9]


In 1895, Zack and his wife resided in their own home in Fort Dodge, raising four children, Zack working as a "laborer."[26] Ruel married in Fort Dodge about 1888 and in 1895, with his wife, was raising two children, in their own home.[8] Burt married there about 1889 and in 1895 worked there as a mason, raising three sons with his wife, also in their own home.[9] Likewise remaining in Fort Dodge, sharing a home, were Zack's mother, Rebecca, and siblings Rhoda and Cornelius.[2] As for Zack's sister, Emma, she remained in Ottumwa in 1895, with her husband, the couple by then having eight children.[5] His sister, Ida, presumably resided in Ottumwa, too, because she had given birth there to a daughter in 1889.[11] His sister, Nancy, was in Missouri, about 80 miles southwest of Ottumwa, with her husband and five children.[6]

In 1900, Zack and his wife of thirteen years, Elsie, and their children, Clarence, Melvin, Alice, Clyde and Margaret, remained in Fort Dodge, living in their mortgaged home at 1828 First Avenue South, with Zack working as a "day laborer."[27] Likewise in Fort Dodge in 1900, still sharing a home, were Zack's mother and siblings Rhoda and Cornelius.[2] Rael and his wife and four children were there, too, at 1712 First Avenue South, and Ruel worked as a plasterer.[8] Burt and his wife and five children lived in Fort Dodge in 1900, as well, at 2011 1st Avenue North, and Burt was a mason.[9] Nancy remained in Missouri, with her husband, raising in their home in 1900 six children.[6] Emma and her husband and nine of their children lived together that year in Ottumwa.[5] Ida had remarried in Ottumwa in 1898 and presumably was there in 1900, though that hasn't been confirmed.[11]

Fort Dodge c1907[28]
Zack narrowly escaped death in an accident that took the life of a co-worker, while constructing a storm sewer in 1904.[29] As of 1910, Zack and Elsie and their children, Clarence, Melvin, Alice, Clyde, Margie, Leroy, Orvil and Maryon, remained in Fort Dodge, living in their mortgaged home at 1828 First Avenue South, with Zack working as a "ditcher" of "tile drains."[30]
Fort Dodge 1909[31]

Death of Mother

Zack's mother, Rebecca, died 6 Apr 1921, age 95, at her home on North 21st Street in Fort Dodge, which she shared with Rhoda and Cornelius.[32] Her obituary acknowledges that "[her latter years of] invalidism were marked by the devotion of her children, especially that of her daughter Rhoda and son Cornelius."[32] It confirms she was survived by seven children: Rhoda, Cornelius, Zack, Ruel and Burt, all of Fort Dodge, Emma of Ottumwa, and Ida of Kansas City.[32] Rhoda's sister, Nancy, had died, but it's not known when, though apparently in Colorado.[6]

Final Years

By 1930, Zack's brother, Ruel, remained in Webster County but had moved a couple miles northeast, to Cooper Township, where he lived with his wife and a grandson, working odd jobs.[8] Later that year, in nearby Elkhorn Township, his brother, Cornelius died, age 82,[4] followed there two days later by his sister, Rhoda, age 84.[3] His sister, Emma, died in 1933, in Ottumwa,[5] and his brother, Burt, died about the same year, in Fort Dodge.[9]

In 1935, Zack and Elsie lived with the family of their daughter, Viola, in Webster County.[33] They continued to live with her, in Fort Dodge, at 1011 South 23rd Street, in 1940.[33] Zack passed away "after a short illness" on the morning of 17 Feb 1941, age 83, at his home at 1011 South 23rd Street in Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, where he'd been a resident for "58 years."[34] He's buried in in Fort Dodge, apparently without a stone.[34] Among members of his birth family, Zack was survived by his brother, Ruel, who died in Fort Dodge in 1950,[8] and his sister, Ida, who died in Missouri in 1951.[11]

Research Notes

Ancestry pages here.

Sources

  1. ↑ His place of birth and parents are fairly well established by the sources, but his date of birth is not. The two best (known) sources are the 1900 Census (source 5, Jul 1858) and his obituary (source 1, 4 Jun 1857), and, at least as to the year, the census seems more reliable because none of the other sources square at all with the obituary. Sources: (1) Zack's Obituary (citation): Zack died in Fort Dodge, 4 Jun 1857. (2) 1860 Union Township IA Census (citation): "Zack Hurley" (age 1, IA-born 6/13/1858-6/12/1859) is the son of "James Hurley" (OH-born) and "Rebecca Hurley" (IN-born). (3) 1870 Agency IA Census (citation): "Zack Hurley" (age 10, IA-born 28 Jul 1859 - 28 Jul 1860) is son of "Rebec Hurly" (IN-born). (4) 1885 Fort Dodge IA Census (citation): “Zachria Herley” (age 25, IA-born 1859-1860) is son of “Rebecca Herley” (IN-born). (5) 1900 Fort Dodge IA Census (citation): "Zack Hurley" (IA-born Jul 1858, to OH-born father and IN-born mother). (6) "Iowa, Old Age Tax Assistance Records, 1934-1958," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:7Q7C-84PZ : 20 August 2019), Zachariah Hurley, from 1934 to 1958; citing Pension, Webster, Iowa, United States, multiple county Recorders, Auditors, and County Clerk Offices, Iowa; FHL microfilm 007897308. Born: 1958.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 See Mother Rebecca Cain's Profile.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 See Sister Rhoda Hurley's Profile.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 See Brother Cornelius Hurley's Profile.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 See Sister Emma Hurley's Profile.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 See Sister Nancy Hurley's Profile.
  7. ↑ 1860 Union Township IA Census (citation): "James Hurley" (age 39, "farmer," "cannot read," OH-born 6/13/1820-6/12/1821) and "Rebecca Hurley" (age 35, "cannot read," IN-born 6/13/1824-6/12/1825) own $800 in real property and $100 in personal property, and, as of 12 Jun 1860, they live in Union Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, with their children, "Rhoda Hurley" (age 14, IL-born 6/13/1845-6/12/1846), "Cornelius Hurley" (age 11, IA-born 6/13/1848-6/12/1849), "Emma Hurley" (age 7, IA-born 6/13/1852-6/12/1853), "Nancy Hurley" (age 5, IA-born 6/13/1854-6/12/1855) and "Zack Hurley" (age 1, IA-born 6/13/1858-6/12/1859). Note: Birth ranges determined by plugging enumerated ages into online calculator.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 See Brother Ruel Hurley's Profile.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 See Brother Burgess J. "Burt" Hurley's Profile.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 See Sister Sarah C. (Hurley) Caylor's Profile.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 See Sister Ida Hurley's Profile.
  12. ↑ See Father James Hurley's Profile.
  13. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Agency, Iowa," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, accessed October 25, 2021.
  14. ↑ 1870 Agency IA Census (citation): "Rebec Hurly" (age 40, IN-born 28 Jul 1829 - 28 Jul 1830), owner of $100 in real property, lived in Agency, Wapello County, Iowa, with her children, "Cornelis Hurly" (age 19, "engineer," IA-born 28 Jul 1850 - 28 Jul 1851), "Zack Hurley" (age 10, IA-born 28 Jul 1859 - 28 Jul 1860), "Ruel Hurly" (age 9, IA-born 28 Jul 1860 - 28 Jul 1861), "Bergess Hurly" (age 9, IA-born 28 Jul 1860 - 28 Jul 1861), "Sarah Hurly" (age 7, IA-born 28 Jul 1862 - 28 Jul 1863) and "Ida Hurly" (age 5, IA-born 28 Jul 1864 - 28 Jul 1865). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  15. ↑ 1870 Agency IA Census (citation): "Em Hurley" (age 16, IA-born 28 Jul 1853 - 28 Jul 1854) is a "servant" in the home of "J. Montgomery" (age 49, OH-born) and "Fanny Montgomery" (OH-born). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
  16. ↑ Ottumwa Weekly Currier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa), 17 Sept. 1874. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. Available online without restriction here.
  17. ↑ Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad 0-4-0 176 presumed to be at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in April 1871, photo by Baldwin Locomotive Works, Chuck Zeiler collection. Uploaded by Chuck Zeiler to the Internet Archive (archive.org), without restrictions, 17 Apr 2015. Accessed here 31 Oct 2021.
  18. ↑ Ottumwa Weekly Currier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa), 14 Jun 1876. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. Available online without restriction here. The accident is related in the obituary of Cornelius's mother, which says "he lost both of his arms." See Obituary, described elsewhere in this profile.
  19. ↑ The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad began operations in 1856 and was acquired by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad in 1872, and run as a subsidiary. See Wikipedia contributors, "Burlington and Missouri River Railroad," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, accessed October 31, 2021.
  20. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, accessed October 31, 2021.
  21. ↑ 1880 Census (citation): "Cornelius Hurley" (age 27, single, "maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled," IA-born 6/12/1852-6/11/1853) resides in for Highland Township with his three single, IA-born siblings, "Burgess Hurley" (age 19, "brother," "day laborer," born 6/12/1860-6/11/1861), "Ruel Hurley" (age 19, "brother," "day laborer," born 6/12/1860-6/11/1861), "Ida Hurley" (age 15, "sister," born 6/12/1864-6/11/1865), and confirms all four were born to an OH-born father and IN-born mother. Birth ranges determined using enumerated ages and an online calculator.
  22. ↑ "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GYBJ-9ZJH?cc=1417683&wc=XZZ8-L29%3A1589408354%2C1589399528%2C1589409696%2C1589395093 : 24 December 2015), Nebraska > Buffalo > Gibbon > ED 152 > image 8 of 21; citing NARA microfilm publication T9, (National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C., n.d.)
  23. ↑ Zack's Obituary (citation): Zack moved to Fort Dodge by about 1882. Because, as discussed elsewhere in this profile, Zack resided with the others there in 1885, it seems likely they came to Fort Dodge as a group.
  24. ↑ 1885 Fort Dodge IA Census (citation): “Rebecca Herley” (age 67, “widow,” IN-born) resides in “Block 46” of Fort Dodge with her children, all single, “Rody Herley” (age 29, single, IL-born), “Corneliaus Herley” (age 26, single, born “Dubuque” Co, IA 1858-1859), “Zachria Herley” (age 25, single, IA-born), “Bergus Herley” (age 23, single, IA-born), “Ruel Herley” (age 23, single, IA-born), "Sarah Hurley" (age 20, single, IA-born). The last four children are all shown to be born in the same IA county but it’s illegible. Given that Zack was born in Appanoose County, it'd be so for the others, too. Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages. Birth years calculated for Rebecca, Rhoda, Cornelius and Zack all are substantially off, and why that is isn't clear.
  25. ↑ Sources. (1) Marriage Announcement. Unknown Author. The Fort Dodge Messenger. Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. 4 Nov 1886. Page 3. Courtesy of ACloud1361, Ancestry.com, here. (2) Marriage Announcement. Unknown Author. The Daily Chronicle. Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. 1 Nov 1886. Page 3. Courtesy of ACloud1361, Ancestry.com, here. (3) "Iowa Marriages, 1809-1992", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XJ1Z-GFB : 13 January 2020), James Hurley in entry for Zachariah Hurley, 1886. (4) Zack's Obituary (citation).
  26. ↑ 1895 Fort Dodge IA Census (citation): "Zackery Hurley" (age 36, "laborer," born Webster Co, IA -- clearly erroroneous, as he was born in Appanoose Co) living with his wife, "Elsie Hurley," and children, "Clarence, Melvin, Alice and Cecil," in Fort Dodge.
  27. ↑ 1900 Fort Dodge IA Census (citation): "Zack Hurley" (age 41, literate, "day laborer," IA-born Jul 1858, to OH-born father and IN-born mother) and his wife of 13 years, "Elsie E. Hurley" (age 32, literate, IN-born Jan 1868 to IN-born mother and OH-born father, who has had six children, five living) living in their mortgaged home at 1828 First Avenue South with their children, "Clarence Hurley" (age 12, IA-born Aug 1887), "Melvin Hurley" (age 10, IA-born Jan 1890), "Alice Q. Hurley" (age 8, IA-born Mar 1892), "Clyde Hurley" (age 6, IA-born Feb 1894) and "Margaret (?) L. (?) Hurley" (age 3, IA-born Jan 1897).
  28. ↑ https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/4/4f/ Bandholtz, F. J. c1907. Ft. Dodge, Ia. Fort Dodge, Iowa, Photograph. Available online ("No known restrictions on publication") at Library of Congress, here.
  29. ↑ "Workman Meets Terrible Death." Fort Dodge Daily Chronicle. Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. 5 Aug 1904. Page 1. Courtesy of VirginiaVB, Ancestry.com, here.
  30. ↑ See 1910 US Census, Population Schedules for Ward 3, Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, enumerated 23 Apr 1910. Enumeration District 220. National Archives Microcopy 624, Roll 428, Sheet 1B. Available online without restriction courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  31. ↑ https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/8/83/ Pratt, Harlow M. 1913. History of Fort Dodge And Webster County, Iowa. Chicago: Pioneer Publishing Co. Photgraph. Available online without restriction here courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 Rebecca (Cain) Hurley's 1921 obituary confirms, among other things, that she died that date, time and place, and that she was survived by seven of her twelve children. See Obituary. The Fort Dodge Messenger and Chronicle. Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. 6 Apr 1921. Page 10. Courtesy of ACloud1361, Ancestry.com, here.
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 1940 Census shows "Emmerson R. Clark" (age 41) and his wife, "Viola B. Clark" (age 28, IA-born), living with children, "Bonnie M. Clark" (age 9) and "Gerald E. Clark" (age 7), and Viola's parents, "Elsie E. Hurley" (age 72, IN-born) and "Zackary Hurley" (age 81, IA-born), and that all of them, in 1935, resided in Webster County, too. See 1940 US Census, Population Schedules for Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, enumerated 18 Apr 1940. Enumeration District 94-47. National Archives Microcopy 627, Roll 1212, Pages 11B-12A. Available online without restriction at the National Archives.
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 Sources: (1) Zack's Obituary (citation). (2) Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/33616899/zachariah-hurley : accessed 21 November 2021), memorial page for Zachariah “Zack” Hurley (4 Jun 1858–27 Feb 1941), Find A Grave: Memorial #33616899, citing Oakland Cemetery, Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, USA ; Maintained by Burt (contributor 46867609). Click here for a list of persons buried in Oakland Cemetery who have a Wikitree profile, and here for persons identified as being buried in this cemetery at Find a Grave.
  • 1860 Union Township IA Census. 1860 US Census, Population Schedules for Union Township, Appanoose County, Iowa, enumerated 12 Jun 1860. National Archives Microcopy 653, Roll 311, Pages 569-570. Available online without restriction courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org) here andhere.
  • 1870 Agency IA Census. 1870 US Census, Population Schedules for Agency, Wapello County, Iowa. National Archives Microcopy 593, Roll 422, Pages 33B-34A. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
  • 1885 Fort Dodge IA Census1885 Iowa State Census for Ward 2, Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. Page 257. Microfilm of 1885 Iowa State Census. State Historical Society of Iowa. Courtesy Ancestry.com. Note: Copyright protection doesn’t extend to copies of images within the public domain, like this one, per this.
  • 1895 Fort Dodge IA Census. 1895 Census for Ward 3, Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. Page 352. Microfilm of 1895 Iowa State Census. State Historical Society of Iowa. Online Source: Ancestry.com. Iowa, State Census Collection, 1836-1925[1]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2007.
  • 1900 Fort Dodge IA Census. 1900 US Census, Population Schedules for Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa, enumerated 13 Jun 1900. Enumeration District 187. National Archives Microcopy 623, Roll 465, Sheets 18A-18B. Available online without restriction courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org) at the link above.
  • Unknown Author. "Z. Hurley, 83, Dies Following a Short Illness." The Fort Dodge Messenger and Chronicle. Fort Dodge, Webster County, Iowa. 17 Feb 1941. Page unknown. Courtesy of ACloud1361, Ancestry.com.

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  • Paternal and Maternal relationships are both confident based on a triangulated group on GEDmatch who share a 9.5 cM segment on chromosome 14, consisting of Mark Bass, GEDmatch kit # UY9633586, and Christopher Smart, his 3rd cousin 1x removed, GEDmatch kit # DF4730843, and Josh Theilen, his 2nd cousin 1x removed, GEDmatch kit # M746064. (Christopher and Josh are 4th cousins.) Their most-recent common ancestors are James Hurley and Rebecca Cain, the 2x great grandparents of Mark Bass and 3x great grandparents of both Christopher Smart and Josh Theilen.




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