Hurst
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Hurst in English toponyms refers to a wooded hill or a grove, from Middle English hyrst, cognate with Low German horst, a wooded height.
Hurst may refer to following persons:
- Alan Hurst, British politician
- Alan Hurst (cricketer)
- Andrew Hurst
- Anne-Marie Hurst
- Bruce Hurst
- Charles Angas Hurst
- Fannie Hurst
- Geoff Hurst, English footballer
- Glynn Hurst
- Greg Hurst
- James Hurst
- John Fletcher Hurst
- Jonny Hurst
- Kelly Hurst
- Kevan Hurst
- Lee Hurst
- Lillian Hurst
- Michael Hurst
- Murray Hurst
- Nathan Hurst
- Pat Hurst
- Paul Hurst
- Paul Hurst (actor)
- Rick Hurst
- Robert Hurst
- Ryan Hurst
- William Letchworth Hurst
Hurst may also refer to the following places:
- Hurst, Berkshire, England
- Hurst, Cumbria, England
- Hurst, Dorset, England
- Hurst, Greater Manchester, England
- Hurst, Illinois, USA
- Hurst, North Yorkshire, England
- Hurst, Somerset, England
- Hurst, Texas, USA
- Hurst Castle and the surrounding coast, Hampshire, England
[edit] See also
- Hurst, a rock band formed by Trevor Hurst, formerly of Econoline Crush.
- Hurst, a geological upthrust in the earth
- Hurst, a manufacturer of Hydraulic Rescue Tools (the "jaws of life")
- Hearst
- Hirst
- Hurt
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