Hemphill, James R. - b. January 28, 1825 d. December 15, 1889 G 7
James was an lawyer and worked with his brother, Col. John B. Hemphill, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. James served as a First Lieutenant, 20th Miss. Infantry, Civil War and was in Lee's Army at Appomatox. He represented Attala County in the Miss. Legislature. After the war he began teaching and became a popular educator. James died at his father's old home, near Weir, Miss.
James was an lawyer and worked with his brother, Col. John B. Hemphill, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. James served as a First Lieutenant, 20th Miss. Infantry, Civil War and was in Lee's Army at Appomatox. He represented Attala County in the Miss. Legislature. After the war he began teaching and became a popular educator. James died at his father's old home, near Weir, Miss.
Hemphill, James R. - b. January 28, 1825 d. December 15, 1889 G 7
James was an lawyer and worked with his brother, Col. John B. Hemphill, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. James served as a First Lieutenant, 20th Miss. Infantry, Civil War and was in Lee's Army at Appomatox. He represented Attala County in the Miss. Legislature. After the war he began teaching and became a popular educator. James died at his father's old home, near Weir, Miss.
James was an lawyer and worked with his brother, Col. John B. Hemphill, in Kosciusko, Mississippi. James served as a First Lieutenant, 20th Miss. Infantry, Civil War and was in Lee's Army at Appomatox. He represented Attala County in the Miss. Legislature. After the war he began teaching and became a popular educator. James died at his father's old home, near Weir, Miss.
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