James Taylor Huffmaster was a long time resident of Galveston. Worked for Hutchings Sealy National Bank. A 32nd Degree Mason, Poet and a real family man writing many history books about his beloved family. He also published a book of poems about all his daughters, wife and other family members.
He had 4 daughters and one son,
Edna Huffmaster Bennett,
Helen Huffmaster Gooch,
Blanche and Beatrice Huffmaster. Not much information on Blanche. Records show that Blanche is not buried here. She passed away at the age of 12 from an illness.
One son, Hu T Huffmaster, buried in the Galveston Memorial Gardens, Hitchcock, TX.
The Name HOXIE shown on the headstone belongs to
Francis Emily Hapgood Hoxie, Ellen Huffmasters Sister.
Both from Acton Mass. Texas Death records show the Francis Hoxie death to be on March 7, 1914 in Galveston, TX. Records indicate that she is not in the Huffmaster Plot.
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James T Huffmaster - a Confederate soldier of Tennessee, was a resident of Galveston for sixty-six years. As he was an employee of Hutchings Sealy Bank for fifty years and a local preacher in the Methodist Church, it will be seen that he was a prominent and influential figure in Galveston's business and social affairs."A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas" San Antonio, Tex.: Naylor Co., 1936]
He had 4 daughters and one son,
Edna Huffmaster Bennett,
Helen Huffmaster Gooch,
Blanche and Beatrice Huffmaster. Not much information on Blanche. Records show that Blanche is not buried here. She passed away at the age of 12 from an illness.
One son, Hu T Huffmaster, buried in the Galveston Memorial Gardens, Hitchcock, TX.
The Name HOXIE shown on the headstone belongs to
Francis Emily Hapgood Hoxie, Ellen Huffmasters Sister.
Both from Acton Mass. Texas Death records show the Francis Hoxie death to be on March 7, 1914 in Galveston, TX. Records indicate that she is not in the Huffmaster Plot.
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James T Huffmaster - a Confederate soldier of Tennessee, was a resident of Galveston for sixty-six years. As he was an employee of Hutchings Sealy Bank for fifty years and a local preacher in the Methodist Church, it will be seen that he was a prominent and influential figure in Galveston's business and social affairs."A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas" San Antonio, Tex.: Naylor Co., 1936]
James Taylor Huffmaster was a long time resident of Galveston. Worked for Hutchings Sealy National Bank. A 32nd Degree Mason, Poet and a real family man writing many history books about his beloved family. He also published a book of poems about all his daughters, wife and other family members.
He had 4 daughters and one son,
Edna Huffmaster Bennett,
Helen Huffmaster Gooch,
Blanche and Beatrice Huffmaster. Not much information on Blanche. Records show that Blanche is not buried here. She passed away at the age of 12 from an illness.
One son, Hu T Huffmaster, buried in the Galveston Memorial Gardens, Hitchcock, TX.
The Name HOXIE shown on the headstone belongs to
Francis Emily Hapgood Hoxie, Ellen Huffmasters Sister.
Both from Acton Mass. Texas Death records show the Francis Hoxie death to be on March 7, 1914 in Galveston, TX. Records indicate that she is not in the Huffmaster Plot.
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James T Huffmaster - a Confederate soldier of Tennessee, was a resident of Galveston for sixty-six years. As he was an employee of Hutchings Sealy Bank for fifty years and a local preacher in the Methodist Church, it will be seen that he was a prominent and influential figure in Galveston's business and social affairs."A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas" San Antonio, Tex.: Naylor Co., 1936]
He had 4 daughters and one son,
Edna Huffmaster Bennett,
Helen Huffmaster Gooch,
Blanche and Beatrice Huffmaster. Not much information on Blanche. Records show that Blanche is not buried here. She passed away at the age of 12 from an illness.
One son, Hu T Huffmaster, buried in the Galveston Memorial Gardens, Hitchcock, TX.
The Name HOXIE shown on the headstone belongs to
Francis Emily Hapgood Hoxie, Ellen Huffmasters Sister.
Both from Acton Mass. Texas Death records show the Francis Hoxie death to be on March 7, 1914 in Galveston, TX. Records indicate that she is not in the Huffmaster Plot.
~~~
James T Huffmaster - a Confederate soldier of Tennessee, was a resident of Galveston for sixty-six years. As he was an employee of Hutchings Sealy Bank for fifty years and a local preacher in the Methodist Church, it will be seen that he was a prominent and influential figure in Galveston's business and social affairs."A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas" San Antonio, Tex.: Naylor Co., 1936]
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