Spouse: Maggie May Ellzey Albritton
Marriage: March 6, 1899 in Pike Co., MS
Benjamin Percy Albritton and Maggie Mae Ellzey Albritton lived at 717 Pennsylvania Ave., McComb, Mississippi.
They raised seven children to adulthood:
Ottis Albritton- Vice-President of the Illinois Central Railroad. He married Helen Webb. No children.
Hugh Hilton Albritton- graduate of Louisville Medical School- married Mildred Jean Marsalis and lived in Mississippi City on the Gulf Coast. They had one son, Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr.
Dewitt Wilbur Albritton- married Mildred Bessie Wainwright and had two daughters, Bessie and Shirley Albritton. Dewitt died in Long Beach, California.
John Henry Albritton married Mary Newell and had one daughter, Annelle.
Claude Bennett Albritton- married Mary Belle Snyder and had three children, Sharon, Ronald and Claud Bennett, Jr.
Julia Eugenia Albritton- married Robert Donald Hohman and had one son, Robert Hohman. They lived in Arkansas
Lucy Lee Albritton- married Dr. Charles Ray Coney- no children.
Marriage: March 6, 1899 in Pike Co., MS
Benjamin Percy Albritton and Maggie Mae Ellzey Albritton lived at 717 Pennsylvania Ave., McComb, Mississippi.
They raised seven children to adulthood:
Ottis Albritton- Vice-President of the Illinois Central Railroad. He married Helen Webb. No children.
Hugh Hilton Albritton- graduate of Louisville Medical School- married Mildred Jean Marsalis and lived in Mississippi City on the Gulf Coast. They had one son, Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr.
Dewitt Wilbur Albritton- married Mildred Bessie Wainwright and had two daughters, Bessie and Shirley Albritton. Dewitt died in Long Beach, California.
John Henry Albritton married Mary Newell and had one daughter, Annelle.
Claude Bennett Albritton- married Mary Belle Snyder and had three children, Sharon, Ronald and Claud Bennett, Jr.
Julia Eugenia Albritton- married Robert Donald Hohman and had one son, Robert Hohman. They lived in Arkansas
Lucy Lee Albritton- married Dr. Charles Ray Coney- no children.
Spouse: Maggie May Ellzey Albritton
Marriage: March 6, 1899 in Pike Co., MS
Benjamin Percy Albritton and Maggie Mae Ellzey Albritton lived at 717 Pennsylvania Ave., McComb, Mississippi.
They raised seven children to adulthood:
Ottis Albritton- Vice-President of the Illinois Central Railroad. He married Helen Webb. No children.
Hugh Hilton Albritton- graduate of Louisville Medical School- married Mildred Jean Marsalis and lived in Mississippi City on the Gulf Coast. They had one son, Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr.
Dewitt Wilbur Albritton- married Mildred Bessie Wainwright and had two daughters, Bessie and Shirley Albritton. Dewitt died in Long Beach, California.
John Henry Albritton married Mary Newell and had one daughter, Annelle.
Claude Bennett Albritton- married Mary Belle Snyder and had three children, Sharon, Ronald and Claud Bennett, Jr.
Julia Eugenia Albritton- married Robert Donald Hohman and had one son, Robert Hohman. They lived in Arkansas
Lucy Lee Albritton- married Dr. Charles Ray Coney- no children.
Marriage: March 6, 1899 in Pike Co., MS
Benjamin Percy Albritton and Maggie Mae Ellzey Albritton lived at 717 Pennsylvania Ave., McComb, Mississippi.
They raised seven children to adulthood:
Ottis Albritton- Vice-President of the Illinois Central Railroad. He married Helen Webb. No children.
Hugh Hilton Albritton- graduate of Louisville Medical School- married Mildred Jean Marsalis and lived in Mississippi City on the Gulf Coast. They had one son, Hugh Hilton Albritton, Jr.
Dewitt Wilbur Albritton- married Mildred Bessie Wainwright and had two daughters, Bessie and Shirley Albritton. Dewitt died in Long Beach, California.
John Henry Albritton married Mary Newell and had one daughter, Annelle.
Claude Bennett Albritton- married Mary Belle Snyder and had three children, Sharon, Ronald and Claud Bennett, Jr.
Julia Eugenia Albritton- married Robert Donald Hohman and had one son, Robert Hohman. They lived in Arkansas
Lucy Lee Albritton- married Dr. Charles Ray Coney- no children.
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