Person:David Darst (2)
David Darst
b.18 Dec 1757 Frederick County, Virginia
d.2 Dec 1826 Charles County, Missouri
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1745
  1. Abraham Darst1745 - 1822
  2. Daniel Durst1751 - 1798
  3. John Isaac Durst1752 - 1777
  4. Mary Durst1753 - 1838
  5. Jacob Durst1754 - 1814
  6. Joseph Durst1755 - 1793
  7. Samuel Darst1756 - 1791
  8. David Darst1757 - 1826
  9. Benjamin Darst, Sr.1760 - 1835
  10. John Paul Darst1763 - 1826
Spouse and Children
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m. 14 Jan 1784
  1. Mary Victoria Darst1784 - Bef 1806
  2. Abraham Darst1786 - 1833
  3. Elizabeth Louise Darst1788 - Bef 1828
  4. Isaac Darst1789 - 1852
  5. Sarah Darst1791 - Bef 1813
  6. Jacob C. Darst1793 - 1836
  7. David Holman Darst1795 - 1869
  8. Samuel Darst1798 -
  9. Nancy Darst1800 - Bef 1850
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Facts and Events
Name David Darst
Alt Name David Durst
Gender Male
Birth[1] 18 Dec 1757 Frederick County, Virginia
Marriage 14 Jan 1784 Lincoln County, Kentuckyto Rosetta Holman
Residence[3] 1798 Saint Charles, Missouri, United StatesDarst's Bottom
Death[1] 2 Dec 1826 Charles County, Missouri
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References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Wikitree.com.

    David Darst was a Revolutionary Soldier. St. Charles, Missouri's Daughter of the American Revolution has placed a marker on his grave.

    https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Durst-196

  2.   Find A Grave.

    David Darst
    Birth 18 Dec 1757
    Frederick County, Virginia, USA
    Death 26 Dec 1826 (aged 69)
    St. Charles County, Missouri, USA
    Burial
    Old Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Cemetery
    Darst Bottom, St. Charles County, Missouri, USA

    David A. Darst Sr. was the son of Abraham and Mary Durst. He was in the 1st. Independent Co. of Dunmore (Virginia) Militia and participated in the battle of Ft. St. Vincent and Kaskaskia in 1776. In 1780 he was on the roll of Prather's Company of Militia from Kentucky County, Virginia. He married 14 Jan 1784,Rosetta Holman (dau of Henry Holman and Mary Remick) in Lincoln, Kentucky. They moved in 1796 to the Femme Osage District in then Spanish Territory. He recieved Spanish land grant #18. His sons David and Isaac recieved grants # 1643 and 1644. His son Jacob died at the Alamo in Texas. David had two sons and at least 5 grandsons who fought for Texas Independence. David Darst is buried in the graveyard of the old Pleasant Hill Methodist church. His wife Rosetta is buried at St. Aubert (now Mokane) Callaway County, Missouri.

    Darst Bottom St. Charles Co. Missouri is named after David Darst.

    Husband of Rosetta Holman Darst.

    Father of:
    Mary Victoria - b. 5 Nov 1784 Woodford Co Kentucky, d before 1806, m. Thomas Smith as his first wife;

    Abraham b. 14 May 1786 Woodford Co. Kentucky, d. 23 Dec 1833 Damon's Mound, Brazoria County Texas m. 1st. 1810 Tabitha Callaway and 2 dn aft 1827 to Jemima Brownfield;

    Elizabeth Louise b. 7 Jan 1788 Woodford Co. Kentucky, d. before 1828, m. Thomas Smith as his 2 nd wife;

    Isaac b. 26 Nov 1789 Woodford Co. Kentucky, d. 8 Dec 1852 St. Charles Countyu Mo. m. ca 1813 Phoebe Bryan, dau of Jonathan, both bur. Isaac Darst Burying Ground;

    Sarah b. 18 sep 1791 Woodford Co. Kentucky, d. before 1813, m. John Killebrew;

    Jacob C. b. 22 Dec 1793 Woodford Co. Kentucky, d. 6 Mar 1836 at the Alamo, Texas, n, 1 st Elizabeth Bryan, m. 2nd abour 1820 Margaret C. Hughes;

    David Holman b. 27 Nov 1795 Woodford County, Kentucky, d. 15 Nov 1869 St,Charles County, Missouri, m. Mary Thompson. both bur Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Cemetery;

    Samuel b. 22 June 1798 (prob) St, Charles County Mo. Died young;

    Nancy b. 22 Sept 1800, co. before 1850, m. Col. Patrick Ewing.

    https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/27885161/david-darst

  3. ↑ .

    https://books.google.com/books?id=-6o69F5bZ68C&q=holman#v=onepage&q&f=false
    A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri: With Numerous Sketches, Anecdotes, Adventures, Etc., Relating to Early Days in Missouri. Also the Lives of Daniel Boone and the Celebrated Indian Chief, Black Hawk, with Numerous Biographies and Histories of Primitive Institutions
    William Smith Bryan, Robert Rose
    Bryan Brand & Company, 1876 - Missouri - 528 pages

  4.   Daughters of the American Revolution, Indiana Society. A Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution: commemoration of the United States of America bicentennial, July 4, 1976. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Evansville, Ind.: Unigraphic, 1976., 1985).
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