Wife of Harry M Fitzhugh a clerk at the District assessor's office
Mother of Miss Alice Jackson Fitzhugh
Sister of Miss Amelia Jackson and Mrs Walter Hollen both of Washington DC
Her father, James W Jackson, was the proprietor of the old Marshall House in Alexandria Virginia. He shot and killed Col Ellsworth of the New York Zouaves on May 24 1861 for removing a Confederate flag from his hotel and was immediately killed by a Federal soldier.
She was also a first cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and Mrs Hugh T Taggart of Washington DC and a niece of the late Judge H W Thomas who was a part lieutenant governor of Virginia.
Mother of Miss Alice Jackson Fitzhugh
Sister of Miss Amelia Jackson and Mrs Walter Hollen both of Washington DC
Her father, James W Jackson, was the proprietor of the old Marshall House in Alexandria Virginia. He shot and killed Col Ellsworth of the New York Zouaves on May 24 1861 for removing a Confederate flag from his hotel and was immediately killed by a Federal soldier.
She was also a first cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and Mrs Hugh T Taggart of Washington DC and a niece of the late Judge H W Thomas who was a part lieutenant governor of Virginia.
Wife of Harry M Fitzhugh a clerk at the District assessor's office
Mother of Miss Alice Jackson Fitzhugh
Sister of Miss Amelia Jackson and Mrs Walter Hollen both of Washington DC
Her father, James W Jackson, was the proprietor of the old Marshall House in Alexandria Virginia. He shot and killed Col Ellsworth of the New York Zouaves on May 24 1861 for removing a Confederate flag from his hotel and was immediately killed by a Federal soldier.
She was also a first cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and Mrs Hugh T Taggart of Washington DC and a niece of the late Judge H W Thomas who was a part lieutenant governor of Virginia.
Mother of Miss Alice Jackson Fitzhugh
Sister of Miss Amelia Jackson and Mrs Walter Hollen both of Washington DC
Her father, James W Jackson, was the proprietor of the old Marshall House in Alexandria Virginia. He shot and killed Col Ellsworth of the New York Zouaves on May 24 1861 for removing a Confederate flag from his hotel and was immediately killed by a Federal soldier.
She was also a first cousin of Admiral Robley D Evans and Mrs Hugh T Taggart of Washington DC and a niece of the late Judge H W Thomas who was a part lieutenant governor of Virginia.
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