Major James Madison Handley
Company H 46 Alabama Infantry
Confederate States Army
First buried Old Handley Cemetery and then re-interred August 3, 1930 in Rose Hill near west entrance on East Lancaster, Fort Worth. A new marker was dedicated March 25, 1976 on anniversary of his death.
Information extracted from R E Lee Camp #158, Confederate Veterans, Fort Worth, Texas, compiled by Barbara Knox.
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Married Anna Harriet Ingram (1837-1893) [Information provided by Milisia Hanlin] This appears to be incorrect. Please read the following
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The spouse and children are incorrect, as this James Madison Handley was never married. I obtained several articles from the Fort Worth Library in my research. He is a son of John Randolph Handley and Nancy Thompson Formby.
There is also another John Randolph Handley, who stayed in GA, whose Father is James M Handley, Sr & does have a son James M Handley,
I suspect James Madison, Jr who married Anna Ingram and had a daughter Mary whose 2nd marriage was to an Otwell
Handley's Father, John Randolph Handley, who went to Alabama, is a brother to James M Handley, Jr. There are so many duplications of names between these two families.
I am a Handley descendant and have done extensive research. If you would like any additional information, please let me know. Thanks, Jean George"
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James Madison Handley was located in Tarrant County, Texas, on the 1900 US Census and is listed as "single" and born in Alabama.
Company H 46 Alabama Infantry
Confederate States Army
First buried Old Handley Cemetery and then re-interred August 3, 1930 in Rose Hill near west entrance on East Lancaster, Fort Worth. A new marker was dedicated March 25, 1976 on anniversary of his death.
Information extracted from R E Lee Camp #158, Confederate Veterans, Fort Worth, Texas, compiled by Barbara Knox.
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Married Anna Harriet Ingram (1837-1893) [Information provided by Milisia Hanlin] This appears to be incorrect. Please read the following
****************
The spouse and children are incorrect, as this James Madison Handley was never married. I obtained several articles from the Fort Worth Library in my research. He is a son of John Randolph Handley and Nancy Thompson Formby.
There is also another John Randolph Handley, who stayed in GA, whose Father is James M Handley, Sr & does have a son James M Handley,
I suspect James Madison, Jr who married Anna Ingram and had a daughter Mary whose 2nd marriage was to an Otwell
Handley's Father, John Randolph Handley, who went to Alabama, is a brother to James M Handley, Jr. There are so many duplications of names between these two families.
I am a Handley descendant and have done extensive research. If you would like any additional information, please let me know. Thanks, Jean George"
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James Madison Handley was located in Tarrant County, Texas, on the 1900 US Census and is listed as "single" and born in Alabama.
Major James Madison Handley
Company H 46 Alabama Infantry
Confederate States Army
First buried Old Handley Cemetery and then re-interred August 3, 1930 in Rose Hill near west entrance on East Lancaster, Fort Worth. A new marker was dedicated March 25, 1976 on anniversary of his death.
Information extracted from R E Lee Camp #158, Confederate Veterans, Fort Worth, Texas, compiled by Barbara Knox.
****************
Married Anna Harriet Ingram (1837-1893) [Information provided by Milisia Hanlin] This appears to be incorrect. Please read the following
****************
The spouse and children are incorrect, as this James Madison Handley was never married. I obtained several articles from the Fort Worth Library in my research. He is a son of John Randolph Handley and Nancy Thompson Formby.
There is also another John Randolph Handley, who stayed in GA, whose Father is James M Handley, Sr & does have a son James M Handley,
I suspect James Madison, Jr who married Anna Ingram and had a daughter Mary whose 2nd marriage was to an Otwell
Handley's Father, John Randolph Handley, who went to Alabama, is a brother to James M Handley, Jr. There are so many duplications of names between these two families.
I am a Handley descendant and have done extensive research. If you would like any additional information, please let me know. Thanks, Jean George"
***************
James Madison Handley was located in Tarrant County, Texas, on the 1900 US Census and is listed as "single" and born in Alabama.
Company H 46 Alabama Infantry
Confederate States Army
First buried Old Handley Cemetery and then re-interred August 3, 1930 in Rose Hill near west entrance on East Lancaster, Fort Worth. A new marker was dedicated March 25, 1976 on anniversary of his death.
Information extracted from R E Lee Camp #158, Confederate Veterans, Fort Worth, Texas, compiled by Barbara Knox.
****************
Married Anna Harriet Ingram (1837-1893) [Information provided by Milisia Hanlin] This appears to be incorrect. Please read the following
****************
The spouse and children are incorrect, as this James Madison Handley was never married. I obtained several articles from the Fort Worth Library in my research. He is a son of John Randolph Handley and Nancy Thompson Formby.
There is also another John Randolph Handley, who stayed in GA, whose Father is James M Handley, Sr & does have a son James M Handley,
I suspect James Madison, Jr who married Anna Ingram and had a daughter Mary whose 2nd marriage was to an Otwell
Handley's Father, John Randolph Handley, who went to Alabama, is a brother to James M Handley, Jr. There are so many duplications of names between these two families.
I am a Handley descendant and have done extensive research. If you would like any additional information, please let me know. Thanks, Jean George"
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James Madison Handley was located in Tarrant County, Texas, on the 1900 US Census and is listed as "single" and born in Alabama.
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