Individual Details

"Holman Felix Simmons migrated early in his life to Florida with his wife Mary Theodora Saxon of Autauga County, Alabama, and they became early pioneers of Florida's new Hernando County. In 1862 he formed his own company of Confederate Soldiers and was Captain of Co. F, 8th Florida Infantry, during the Civil War. Before forming his own company he had belonged to the 3rd Florida Infantry, Co. C, (Hernando Guards) whose Captain was Walter Terry Saxon, his brother-in-law." (Barbara Daugherty, barjene3@juno.com, 2005.) Additional information about the descendants of Holman Felix and Mary Theodora Simmons was researched by Barbara Daugherty, barjene3@juno.com, 2005.

Birth	January 10, 1824	Elbert County, Georgia
Marriage	April 20, 1852	Autauga County, Alabama - Mary Theodora Saxon
Death	March 30, 1893	Tupelo, Jackson County, Arkansas
Burial		Walnut Grove Cemetery, Newport, Jackson County, Arkansas

Spouse	Mary Theodora Saxon (1834 - 1917)
Child	Mary "Mollie" Simmons (1856 - )
Child	Benjamin Fletcher Simmons (1860 - 1939)
Child	Jane Simmons (1862 - 1880)
Child	Holman Snell Simmons (1866 - )
Child	Robert Terry Simmons (1868 - 1947)
Child	Henry B. Simmons (1871 - )

Father	Holman Freeman Simmons (1798 - )
Mother	Sarah Eliza H. Burns (1798 - )
Sibling	George McIntosh Troup Simmons (1836 - 1897)
Sibling	Capt. Henry Clay "H. C." "Nobe" Simmons (1838 - 1898)
Sibling	Susan "Sue" Burns Simmons (1843 - 1918)