History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 724.
[Harrison County]  [Leesburg Precinct]

THOMAS D. URMSTON, farmer, P. O. Cynthiana, born in the State of Ohio on
the 12th of February 1801.  His father, Benjamin Urmston, was one of the
founders of the now thriving city of Chillicothe, Ohio.  He spent his
life in doing good deeds and died in 1820.  His mother was Miss Ann
Magee.  He was twice married, first in 1825 to Miss Eliza Harcourt, who
died in 1855, leaving two children, Wm. D., who lives near Lair's Depot
and John W. is farming seven miles from Cynthiana on the Cynthiana and
Leesburg Turnpike.  Then in 1856 he was married again to Miss Ann G.
Hurst, who died in 1878 leaving no children.  Mr. Urmston has been a man
of considerable enterprise, running at one time a tannery and currying
shop; attached also is a country store which he is now carrying on.  In
addition to this he is running his farm of 140 acres of good land seven
miles from Cynthiana on the Cynthiana and Lexington road, which is well
stocked with all kinds of high-grade animals and is known as Union
Villa.  He is a Democrat and a prominent member of the Presbyterian
Church at Mt. Pleasant, located at Broadwell; having been a member of
the Presbyterian CHurch for sixty-four years and an elder in the same
church for fifty years.  Growing old, yet with his faith unshaken in the
friend of man, he has asked the church to excuse him from the eldership,
and looking back upon a life well spent with a ripe old age upon him he
only awaits the call of his blessed Master to go home.

Urmston Magee Harcourt Hurst
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OH

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