Thomas Catchings Hemmingway married Miss Luzetta Alexander of Harrodsburg, Ky. in 1908.
She was a highly educated and accomplished lady. They lived on their plantation near Durant, Miss.;
she supposedly was a widow at time of death,
but her husband is in MS as a widow in the
1930 census, 2 yrs after she died; her burial
card says "Mrs." Luzetta A. Hemingway.
No stone, buried next to sister;
In 1920 census living with brother
Robert Alexander in St. Johns Co, Fl.
says she was a widow?? and was a teacher;
died in same month as brother in Fl, she
possibly died in Florida or Kentucky, but
no death record found in either state, only
the death info from her cemetery card;
dau of John M. Alexander 1825-1864 who possibly died in Civil War, burial unknown.
She was a highly educated and accomplished lady. They lived on their plantation near Durant, Miss.;
she supposedly was a widow at time of death,
but her husband is in MS as a widow in the
1930 census, 2 yrs after she died; her burial
card says "Mrs." Luzetta A. Hemingway.
No stone, buried next to sister;
In 1920 census living with brother
Robert Alexander in St. Johns Co, Fl.
says she was a widow?? and was a teacher;
died in same month as brother in Fl, she
possibly died in Florida or Kentucky, but
no death record found in either state, only
the death info from her cemetery card;
dau of John M. Alexander 1825-1864 who possibly died in Civil War, burial unknown.
Thomas Catchings Hemmingway married Miss Luzetta Alexander of Harrodsburg, Ky. in 1908.
She was a highly educated and accomplished lady. They lived on their plantation near Durant, Miss.;
she supposedly was a widow at time of death,
but her husband is in MS as a widow in the
1930 census, 2 yrs after she died; her burial
card says "Mrs." Luzetta A. Hemingway.
No stone, buried next to sister;
In 1920 census living with brother
Robert Alexander in St. Johns Co, Fl.
says she was a widow?? and was a teacher;
died in same month as brother in Fl, she
possibly died in Florida or Kentucky, but
no death record found in either state, only
the death info from her cemetery card;
dau of John M. Alexander 1825-1864 who possibly died in Civil War, burial unknown.
She was a highly educated and accomplished lady. They lived on their plantation near Durant, Miss.;
she supposedly was a widow at time of death,
but her husband is in MS as a widow in the
1930 census, 2 yrs after she died; her burial
card says "Mrs." Luzetta A. Hemingway.
No stone, buried next to sister;
In 1920 census living with brother
Robert Alexander in St. Johns Co, Fl.
says she was a widow?? and was a teacher;
died in same month as brother in Fl, she
possibly died in Florida or Kentucky, but
no death record found in either state, only
the death info from her cemetery card;
dau of John M. Alexander 1825-1864 who possibly died in Civil War, burial unknown.
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