Hugh Cameron Rambo was born 1863 in Holmes County, Mississippi. His parents were Jesse & Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo. It is very likely that Hugh Cameron Rambo was named for a close neighbor of the family named, Hugh Cameron; Hugh Cameron can be seen on the 1860 Holmes County, Mississippi Census living next to Jesse & Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo. Jesse Rambo is presumed to have died sometime during or following the war between the states; Amanda remarried to Hugh Cameron after Jesse did not return. Hugh must have died soon after as, Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo Cameron shows up in Coryell County, Texas by 1880 remarried to a John T. Darnell.
There was a Reuben Rambo (born abt 1784 - died bef 1870) that owned land in Holmes County and Leake County, Mississippi during the early to mid 1800's. It is quite possible, but yet to be documented, that Reuben was Jesse Rambo's father.
Sometime between 1880 and 1890, Hugh Cameron Rambo married to Mary Ludie Butler. They had at least six children. For a time, when he was younger, he had worked on cattle drives. Eventually, Hugh became a successful stone mason and worked to build many structures in Comanche County, Texas (Hugh helped to build the courthouse that was unfortunately destroyed by fire)(These last facts are courtesy of Mr John Rambo of Jacksonville, Florida-Great Grandson of Mr. Hugh Cameron Rambo). Stone Masonry was Hugh Cameron Rambo's profession until he retired.
Wilton Hudgens
There was a Reuben Rambo (born abt 1784 - died bef 1870) that owned land in Holmes County and Leake County, Mississippi during the early to mid 1800's. It is quite possible, but yet to be documented, that Reuben was Jesse Rambo's father.
Sometime between 1880 and 1890, Hugh Cameron Rambo married to Mary Ludie Butler. They had at least six children. For a time, when he was younger, he had worked on cattle drives. Eventually, Hugh became a successful stone mason and worked to build many structures in Comanche County, Texas (Hugh helped to build the courthouse that was unfortunately destroyed by fire)(These last facts are courtesy of Mr John Rambo of Jacksonville, Florida-Great Grandson of Mr. Hugh Cameron Rambo). Stone Masonry was Hugh Cameron Rambo's profession until he retired.
Wilton Hudgens
Hugh Cameron Rambo was born 1863 in Holmes County, Mississippi. His parents were Jesse & Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo. It is very likely that Hugh Cameron Rambo was named for a close neighbor of the family named, Hugh Cameron; Hugh Cameron can be seen on the 1860 Holmes County, Mississippi Census living next to Jesse & Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo. Jesse Rambo is presumed to have died sometime during or following the war between the states; Amanda remarried to Hugh Cameron after Jesse did not return. Hugh must have died soon after as, Amanda C. (Waddell) Rambo Cameron shows up in Coryell County, Texas by 1880 remarried to a John T. Darnell.
There was a Reuben Rambo (born abt 1784 - died bef 1870) that owned land in Holmes County and Leake County, Mississippi during the early to mid 1800's. It is quite possible, but yet to be documented, that Reuben was Jesse Rambo's father.
Sometime between 1880 and 1890, Hugh Cameron Rambo married to Mary Ludie Butler. They had at least six children. For a time, when he was younger, he had worked on cattle drives. Eventually, Hugh became a successful stone mason and worked to build many structures in Comanche County, Texas (Hugh helped to build the courthouse that was unfortunately destroyed by fire)(These last facts are courtesy of Mr John Rambo of Jacksonville, Florida-Great Grandson of Mr. Hugh Cameron Rambo). Stone Masonry was Hugh Cameron Rambo's profession until he retired.
Wilton Hudgens
There was a Reuben Rambo (born abt 1784 - died bef 1870) that owned land in Holmes County and Leake County, Mississippi during the early to mid 1800's. It is quite possible, but yet to be documented, that Reuben was Jesse Rambo's father.
Sometime between 1880 and 1890, Hugh Cameron Rambo married to Mary Ludie Butler. They had at least six children. For a time, when he was younger, he had worked on cattle drives. Eventually, Hugh became a successful stone mason and worked to build many structures in Comanche County, Texas (Hugh helped to build the courthouse that was unfortunately destroyed by fire)(These last facts are courtesy of Mr John Rambo of Jacksonville, Florida-Great Grandson of Mr. Hugh Cameron Rambo). Stone Masonry was Hugh Cameron Rambo's profession until he retired.
Wilton Hudgens
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