"Henrietta Longstreet, (1822-1889) , married Dr. Archibald Clemens of Huntsville, Alabama. He was related to Samuel Longhorne Clemens, better known as "Mark Twain". Henrietta and Archibal had two children, Mary Anne and James Longstreet, the latter born September 1844. The Clemens moved to Macon before the War, Henrietta taught school and they are buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery."
"Mary Anne married William Baldwin Augustus. James Longstreet Clemens married Marian Ward, October 30, 1882. They had two sons (Jere William and Ward) and three daughters (Emily Antoinette, Lillian James and Henrietta Longstreet). James was blinded at age 13 from a gunpowder accident yet he served in the Mississippi Legislature from 1884 to 1888. Sometimes, he took his young son Jere with him to Jackson when the Legislature was in session."
(Dr. Edward Mayes, Genealogy of the Family of Longstreet, 1900)
"Mary Anne married William Baldwin Augustus. James Longstreet Clemens married Marian Ward, October 30, 1882. They had two sons (Jere William and Ward) and three daughters (Emily Antoinette, Lillian James and Henrietta Longstreet). James was blinded at age 13 from a gunpowder accident yet he served in the Mississippi Legislature from 1884 to 1888. Sometimes, he took his young son Jere with him to Jackson when the Legislature was in session."
(Dr. Edward Mayes, Genealogy of the Family of Longstreet, 1900)
"Henrietta Longstreet, (1822-1889) , married Dr. Archibald Clemens of Huntsville, Alabama. He was related to Samuel Longhorne Clemens, better known as "Mark Twain". Henrietta and Archibal had two children, Mary Anne and James Longstreet, the latter born September 1844. The Clemens moved to Macon before the War, Henrietta taught school and they are buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery."
"Mary Anne married William Baldwin Augustus. James Longstreet Clemens married Marian Ward, October 30, 1882. They had two sons (Jere William and Ward) and three daughters (Emily Antoinette, Lillian James and Henrietta Longstreet). James was blinded at age 13 from a gunpowder accident yet he served in the Mississippi Legislature from 1884 to 1888. Sometimes, he took his young son Jere with him to Jackson when the Legislature was in session."
(Dr. Edward Mayes, Genealogy of the Family of Longstreet, 1900)
"Mary Anne married William Baldwin Augustus. James Longstreet Clemens married Marian Ward, October 30, 1882. They had two sons (Jere William and Ward) and three daughters (Emily Antoinette, Lillian James and Henrietta Longstreet). James was blinded at age 13 from a gunpowder accident yet he served in the Mississippi Legislature from 1884 to 1888. Sometimes, he took his young son Jere with him to Jackson when the Legislature was in session."
(Dr. Edward Mayes, Genealogy of the Family of Longstreet, 1900)
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