Massey
Number
|
Person
|
Source
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6
|
Benjamin Franklin
Massey; Secretary of State.
|
1; 2; 3
|
44
|
Benjamin Ulpian Massey; son of
B.F. Massey, who served as his father's Chief Clerk.
|
2
|
...
|
Warwick
Hough;
son-in-law
of
B.F.
Massey, and husband of 43.Nina
Massey Hough; Adjutant
General, and for a brief period, Secretary of State.
|
3; 6
|
...
|
Warwick
Hough;
who
resigned
his
appointment as Secretary of State to serve in
the Rebel army as a Captain from 1863 to 1865.
|
3; 6
|
89
|
Julian Pinckney Massey; who
was no doubt one of the two brothers of 43.Nina Massey Hough that she
says "ran away and joined the Confederate army." We have found no
record of the details of this service.
|
4
|
46
|
Clarence Randolph Massey;
the younger of the two Massey brothers who "ran away and joined the
Confederate army." We have been unsuccessful in attempts to find
records of this military service.
|
4
|
43
|
Nina Massey Hough, eldest
daughter of B.F. Massey, and wife of Warwick Hough. She served as
a message courier for the rebel forces; was captured by Union troops,
and served two months in a military prison.
|
5
|