Son of James Hughes and Ruth Snider.∼Private, Company C, 30th Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA
Son of James McCain and Ruth Snider Hughes
Husband of Belinda Caroline Samford
Son: George Hughes
Enos (Ennis) Hughes enlisted in August 1862 and served in Company C, 30th Regiment, Texas Volunteers. On August 31, 1863, the company roll reported him absent, "Sick in McLennan County since June 22d." His company disbanded near Navasota, Texas, in the latter part of June 1865. During the war, his wife stayed at his father's house.
Mr. Hughes died at Shelbyville, at the home of his son, Bob Hughes. His obituary says he was buried in Campti Cemetery. Survivors included his wife and several children. He was a half-brother to A. B. Hughes of Henrietta community.
Mrs. Hughes was very ill at the time of her husband's death, and she died a few weeks after her husband.
Sources:
"Native Campti Citizen Dies," The Champion, March 1, 1922, reprinted in Mildred Cariker Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, Shelby County, Texas, Center: Center Printing Co., 1983, I:182-183
"Death of Mrs. Enos Hughes," The Champion, April 5, 1922, reprinted in Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, I:185
Soldier's Application for Pension # 18352, Shelby County, TX
Son of James Hughes and Ruth Snider.∼Private, Company C, 30th Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA
Son of James McCain and Ruth Snider Hughes
Husband of Belinda Caroline Samford
Son: George Hughes
Enos (Ennis) Hughes enlisted in August 1862 and served in Company C, 30th Regiment, Texas Volunteers. On August 31, 1863, the company roll reported him absent, "Sick in McLennan County since June 22d." His company disbanded near Navasota, Texas, in the latter part of June 1865. During the war, his wife stayed at his father's house.
Mr. Hughes died at Shelbyville, at the home of his son, Bob Hughes. His obituary says he was buried in Campti Cemetery. Survivors included his wife and several children. He was a half-brother to A. B. Hughes of Henrietta community.
Mrs. Hughes was very ill at the time of her husband's death, and she died a few weeks after her husband.
Sources:
"Native Campti Citizen Dies," The Champion, March 1, 1922, reprinted in Mildred Cariker Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, Shelby County, Texas, Center: Center Printing Co., 1983, I:182-183
"Death of Mrs. Enos Hughes," The Champion, April 5, 1922, reprinted in Pinkston, Obituaries of Early Pioneers, I:185
Soldier's Application for Pension # 18352, Shelby County, TX
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William Clinton Hughes
1849–1927
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Rev George Robert Hughes
1850–1906
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Mary Emeline Hughes Holt
1852–1939
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Louisa Catherine "Lizzie" Hughes Broadway
1854–1904
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Walten or Walter Lanier "Clem" Hughes
1855–1930
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Henderson Matthew "Matt" Hughes
1859–1916
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James Riley Hughes
1860–1922
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Barbara Elizabeth Hughes Clark
1863–1946
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Sarah Hughes Jackson
1865–1925
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Isaac Columbus Hughes
1868–1936
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Simon Franklin Erastus "Buddy" Hearne Hughes
1870–1939
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Aquilla Ballard Hughes
1873–1951
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