Andrew Handy Hugh "H. H." McLemore

Notes:

"Alabama Death, 1908-1959"

Name: Handy Hugh McLemore Death Date: Mar 1927 Death County: Montgomery Volume: 12 Roll: 2 Page #: 5594

(Research):
Census Listings:

1880 Federal Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, Walkers
FHL # 1254026 NA Film # T9-0026
Page 242D
McLemore, H.H. Self M W Ala 25 Farmer Ga Ala
McLemore, C. Wife F W Ala 21 Keeping House South Carolina
McLemore, T. Son M W Ala 9 months Ala Ala
McLemore, Mary F Other F W Ala 61 Keeping House VA VA
McLemore, P.M. Son M W Ala 21 Farmer Ga Ala
McLemore, Katy E Dau F W Ala 27 Ga Ala
McLemore, Mary J Dau F W Ala 18 Ga Ala

1900 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, Pr. 5, Montgomery City, Ward 5
Enumerated 9 June 1900
SD 2 ED 107 Sheet 15B
519R --- 355
McLemore, Handy H Hd W M Feb 1855 45 M/22 Ala Ala Ala Sgt Police Dept
McLemore, Celestine R Wf W F Mar 1859 41 M/22 1/1 SC SC SC Dressmaker
McLemore, Kate Dtr W F Jan 1882 18 S
Haskins, William Boarder W M Jun 1872 27 M/6 Vrmt Vrmt Vrmt Clerk Telephone Company
Haskins, Elizabeth Boarder W F Apr 1876 24 M/6 5/5 Wisc NY Maine
Ganmel, Clare Boarder W F Apr 1873 Div 0/0 Ind Germany Ind Saleswoman Dry Goods

1910 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, Beat 5, Montgomery city
Enumerated 20 April 1910
SD 2 ED 95 Sheet 7A
523-96-119
McLemore, Handy H Hd M W 54 M1/31 Ala Ala Ala Bookkeeper Odd Jobs
McLemore, Celestine Wf F W 50 M1/31 SC SC SC 2/1 Seamstress Dept Store
McLemore, Kate Dtr F W 28 S Ala Ala SC Teacher School
Mitchell, Abraham Boarder M W 32 S Ala Ala Ala Chemist Cotton Mill

1920
Not Located

1930 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, Pr. 7, Montgomery City
Enumerated April 8, 1930
ED 51-34 SD 8 Sheet 6A Stamped #270
226-106-107
McLemore, Celestine Hd O $10,000 F W 71 Wd SC SC SC Florist/Private Gardens
McLemore, Kate Dtr F W 47 S Ala SC SC Bookkeeper/ Alabama State Capital
McLemore, Pleasant Brother-in-law M W 70 S Ala Ala Ga Policeman/City Streets

Andrew married Celestine Raoul Goodwyn about 1878 in Alabama. Celestine was born on 7 Mar 1859 in Alabama; died on 6 Oct 1933 in Montgomery County, Alabama; was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Tom Taylor McLemore was born on 7 Aug 1879 in Montgomery County, Alabama; died on 8 Aug 1891 in Montgomery County, Alabama; was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama.
2. Kate McLemore was born on 31 Jan 1882 in Montgomery County, Alabama; died in Feb 1965 in Alabama.

Notes:

BLM:
MCLEMORE, MOSES 01 07 1845 82.6850 t:15N r:18E s:12 AL
MCLEMORE, MOSES 01 07 1845 82.2500 t:15N r:18E s:13 AL
MCLEMORE, WILLIAM 20 08 1834 39.8750 t:17N r:18E s:22 AL
MCLEMORE, WILLIAM 20 08 1834 40.1000 t:17N r:18E s:26 AL
MCLEMORE, WILLIAM 08 04 1837 80.1500 t:24N r:27E s:12 AL

(Courtesy of James A. Strain)
http://faculty.nmu.edu/jstrain/Strain1/Family%20History/Text%20Files/Edwards/descendants_of_jesse_edwards.htm

Melba Gene McLemore found a book titled "Proceedings of the Fifty-Ninth Annual Sessio of the Alabama Baptist Association," which recorded the activities of the delegates from the churches that met at the church at Pine Level, Montgomery county, at 11 o'clock on Friday, October 11, 1878. Eld. McQueen presented the report of the Committee on Documents, and included in this report was that "Elim church (Montgomery county) reports the death of Deacon Moses McLemore." (page 7). A few pages later, in a report on obituaries "Since the last session of this body, four of the faithful workers in the Master's cause-Deacons R. H. Lee, Thomas W. Dunklin, F. L. Ellis, and Moses McLemore-have left our ranks for a purer clime. They have finished the work assigned them to do on the earth, and their light spirits have taken "homeward flight" to the land of rest. These all died in the faith, as they had lived, and haivng "used the office of Deason well," have "purchased to themselves a "good degree and great boldness in the faith which is in Christ Jesus." "Blessed are the deat that die in the Lord, yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors."

Resolved, first, that we bow in humble submission to this dispensation of God's providence...

Resolved, second, that we tender our heartfelt sympathies to the families of our lamented brethren, praying that the smiles of Heavan may settle on them.

Respectfully submitted,
B. A. Jackson, Chm'n
(page 12)


(Research):
Census Information

1840 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County
Folio 17
Stamped 162
Names of Heads of Families
Elizabeth McLemore
One Male 15 to 20
One Male 20-30
One Female 50-60

William McLemore
One Male Under 5
One Male 20-30
One Male 30-40
One Female 15-20

Andrew J. McLemore
One Male 20-30
One Female under 6
One Female 20-30

Moses McLemore
Two Males under five
One Male 5 to 10
One Male 30-40
One Female under five
One female 20-30

James McLemore
One Male 20-30


1850 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, The First District
Stamped 80
187-188
Wyatt T Harper 40 M Farmer $---- Va
Ann A Harper 49 F $1300 Ga
Mary F Harper 24 F Ala
Benjamin S Harper 37 M MD $3000 Va
Mary C.A. McLemore 14 F Ala

190-192
Moses McLemore 41 M Planter 4322 Ga
Mary McLemore 29 F Ala
Rebecca McLemore 12 F Ala
Martha McLemore 9 F Ala
Sarah M McLemore 2 F Ala
John McLemore 4/12 Ala
Adkin Mosely 22 M Manager Ala
191-193
Benj Harper

1860 Census

Alabama, Montgomery County, The First Division, P.O. Montgomery
Enumerated 10 September 1860
Page 162
1351-1315
Moses McLemore 50 M Planter $64650 $84,997 Ga
Mary P McLemore 38 F Ala
John P McLemore 10 M Ala Attended School
Elizabeth I C McLemore 7 F Ala Attended School
Andrew H. H. McLemore 5 M Ala
Louisa A. McLemore 4 F Ala
Pleasant R (sic) McLemore 10/12 M Ala
Martha E McLemore 18 F Ala

Moses married Mary Patrick Caffey on 1 Apr 1847 in Montgomery County, Alabama. Mary (daughter of John Caffey and Elizabeth Patrick) was born on 17 Nov 1821 in Montgomery County, Alabama; died on 5 Apr 1885 in Montgomery County, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She was said to have first been married to James M. HARPER, on 2 Oct 1842.



(Research):
Census Listings:

1880 Federal Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, Walkers
FHL # 1254026 NA Film # T9-0026
Page 242D
McLemore, H.H. Self M W Ala 25 Farmer Ga Ala
McLemore, C. Wife F W Ala 21 Keeping House South Carolina
McLemore, T. Son M W Ala 9 months Ala Ala
McLemore, Mary F Other F W Ala 61 Keeping House VA VA
McLemore, P.M. Son M W Ala 21 Farmer Ga Ala
McLemore, Katy E Dau F W Ala 27 Ga Ala
McLemore, Mary I Dau F W Ala 18 Ga Ala

Notes:

Married:
Name: Moses McLemore Spouse: Mary P Harper [nee CAFFEY] Marriage Date: 1 Apr 1847 County: Montgomery State: Alabama Performed by Name: H Talbird. Source information: Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research

Notes:

The younger James (IV), a minister, died in 1834 in Alabama, leaving a widow Mary Elizabeth (Harper) and ten children. (James L. McLemore, III, p 50).

"Born in North Carolina and for more than 30 years was a leading divine of the Baptist persuasion. He had finished his pilgrimage on earth and nothing of him now remains but the memory of his virtue."

Melba Gene McLemore notes that the "Alabama Genealogical Register, V. 6, No. 3.4, Sept-Dec 1964 cites a Will for a James McLemore, will dated 31 July 1832, probated 26 Jan 1835.


McLemore Burying Ground, Montgomery, Alabama

From DAR records 1936

The McLemore Burying Ground is about one mile off the Montgomery -Atlanta
Highway to the right facing east, and is about five miles from Montgomery.
It is on a knoll behind the old James McLemore home built about 1820. In
1936 Mrs. Lizzie Taylor Dickerson occupied it. A low brick wall and
iron fence surrounds the lot. Outside the main cemetery is another smaller
one, also enclosed. There are graves of slaves and faithful servants, mostly
unmarked outside all enclousures. Graves listed begin at the southwest
corner of the plot.

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/montgomery/cemeteries/mclemore.txt

James married Mary Elizabeth Harper about 1808 in Hancock County, Georgia. Mary was born on 25 Dec 1786 in Virginia; died on 22 Nov 1853 in Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama; was buried in McLemore Taylor Burying Ground, Montgomery County, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Elizabeth McLemore
Dec 25, 1786
Nov 22, 1853
(Mary Elizabeth Harper McLemore)
Consort of James McLemore

McLemore Burying Ground, Montgomery, Alabama

From DAR records 1936

The McLemore Burying Ground is about one mile off the Montgomery -Atlanta
Highway to the right facing east, and is about five miles from Montgomery.
It is on a knoll behind the old James McLemore home built about 1820. In
1936 Mrs. Lizzie Taylor Dickerson occupied it. A low brick wall and
iron fence surrounds the lot. Outside the main cemetery is another smaller
one, also enclosed. There are graves of slaves and faithful servants, mostly
unmarked outside all enclousures. Graves listed begin at the southwest
corner of the plot.

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/montgomery/cemeteries/mclemore.txt


PAR Number 20185411
State: Alabama Year: 1854
Location: Montgomery Location Type: County

Abstract: A. J. McLemore asks the court to approve the sale of the personal estate, including slaves, of Elizabeth McLemore, deceased. McLemore explains that the estate cannot be properly divided without a sale of the property.

http://library.uncg.edu/slavery/petitions/results.aspx?s=3&sid=339&lRec=20185208&lastset=75&perpag=25

(Research):Census Information:

1840 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County
Folio 17
Stamped 162
Names of Heads of Families

The first four listings below were in consecutive order:

Elizabeth McLemore
One Male 15 to 20
One Male 20-30
One Female 50-60

William McLemore
One Male Under 5
One Male 20-30
One Male 30-40
One Female 15-20

Andrew J. McLemore
One Male 20-30
One Female under 6
One Female 20-30

Moses McLemore
Two Males under five
One Male 5 to 10
One Male 30-40
One Female under five
One female 20-30

James McLemore
One Male 20-30

Also listed in Montgomery county, Alabama in 1840, but on d
iffering pages, were a 50-60 year old Pleasant McLemore, alone in a household, and a J.J. McLemore, with one male 15-20, one 20-30 and one 30-40, one female 15-20 and one 50-60. Relationships unknown.

1850 Census
Alabama, Montgomery County, The First District
Enumerated 20 Sept 1850
Stamped 73
59-61
Elizabeth McLemore 63 $1000 VA
Jas M McLemore 22 M Manager Ga
60-61
Rebecca Smith

Notes:

Married:
Mark Freeman lists their children as William, Martha, James, Joseph, Moses, Rebecca, Andrew, Pleasant and Lousia. He does not list Benjamin.

Mary Lynn Santa shows an additional son, John, being the youngest, as opposed to Benjamin.

Notes:

CAFFEY, JOHN, jr., planter, was born in Rockingham County, North Carolina, September 29, 1786, and died in Montgomery County, January 17, 1873; son of John and Mary (Buchanan) Caffey (q. v.) and brother of Thomas Caffey (q. v.), John Caffey jr., removed with his parents to Montgomery County in its early history. He was a planter and represented Montgomery County in the legislatures of 1842 and l843. Married: (1) Elizabeth Patrick; and (2) Miss Hardeman. Children by first marriage: 1. Hugh Madison, m. (1) Mary Ann Ashnrst, and (2) Matilda Jane Fenn; 2. Hooper Washington, d. unmarried; 3. John Patrick; 4. Margaret S., m. A. J. McLemore. Children: 1. Mary Elizabeth, and 2. Margaret, m. Wm. McGough; 5. Mary Patrick, m. (1) James Harper, and (2) Moses McLemore; 6. Benjamin Franklin, m. (1) Mary Fenn; (2) Caroline vol. m? 11 Baker; and (3) Mrs. Wynne; 7. Lafayette F.; 8. Sarah E., m. (1) Jesse J. Harper; and (2) Boiling H. Thompson; 9. Catherine Elizabeth d. young; by second marriage: 10. Eugene. Last residence: Montgomery County.

Moved to AL about 1828-1830 about same time as brother Thomas, and sometime after brother Charles.

Mrs. Fenn Caffey Alexander
DAR ID Number: 113416
Born in Pittsburg, Kans.
Wife of D. B. Alexander.
Descendant of John Caffey, as follows:
1. Thomas W. Caffey (b. 1862) m. 1887 Laura Josephine (b. 1865).
2. Hugh Madison Caffey (1812-76) m. 2nd 1852 Matilda Jane Fenn (1822-73).
3. John Caffey, Jr. (1786-1873), m. Elizabeth Patrick (d. 1846).
4. John Caffey m. Mary Buchanan.
John Caffey (1751-1826) enlisted, 1776, in the 6th company, Maryland Line. He was born in Maryland; died in , Montgomery Co, Ala.

Guardian to Hooper Caffey's children. Hooper died in 1836.

(Research):
Census Listings:

1850 Census
Alabama, Montgomery, District 1, Al, pg 75
John Caffey, 64, Farmer, NC
Sarah J, 45, Ga
Frances E, 1/12 female, AL
Mary F, 10, AL
William J Hardaman, 17, Manager, AL (Sarah's last name was Hardaman)

Home in 1870: Beat 4, Lowndes, Alabama
Living with son Benjamin
John Caffey 84

John married Elizabeth Patrick on 21 Dec 1811 in Guilford County, North Carolina. Elizabeth was born about 1789; died on 11 Sep 1836 in Montgomery County, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

In 1769 we find a James McLemore and three taxable whites listed in Granville County, North Carolina. This was probably James III, his wife Elizabeth, and their two oldest children. A year later (1770) "James McLemore Sr." (James Jr.) took an oath in Granville, and the use of the Sr. indicated the presence of a namesake son (James III), who was probably the subject of the above mentioned tax list reference the year before. James III would have been about thirty at this point. Then, in 1772 a James is mentioned in the will of Robert WALLACE, but it is unclear which one of the two is meant. However, the James McLemore who signed the (subsequent?) Granville County Oath of Allegience on May 30, 1778, was most probably James III, then about age 39.

James McLemore, Jr. (III) bought land from Benjamin McCULLOH in Granville County in 1779. The use of "Jr." indicates that his father may still have been living.

Futher references to James McLemore in Granville County probably refer to this James McLemore, or to his son, the Rev. James McLemore (1782-1834). Father and son moved to Hancock County, Georgia, after 1803, where the elder James died in 1811. His children were subsequently named in the will of his brother, Charles McLemore who died in Georgia as well in 1815. Charles had no children and named as his heirs James's children: John, William, James Jr. (IV), Rebecca Jones, Pleasant and Jesse. James' widow, Elizabeth, was named as executrix.

(James L. McLemore, III, pp 49, 50).

James married Elizabeth Walker. Elizabeth was born before 1758 in Granville County, North Carolina; died after 1815 in Hancock County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]