From "The Omohundro Genealogical Record" by Malvern Hill Omohundro, Sr.
John married Mary "Mamie" E. Johnson (1846-1917), dau. of Col. A.W. Johnson. They had 2 children (Johnson 1872-1947 and Elizabeth 1875-Unknown)
John was educated at Center College at Danville, KY; junior partner in wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, McWhirter & Co., of Nashville, TN; special correspondent of the Nashville Union and American to the National Democratic Convention in 1865; in 1860 member of wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, Goodbar & Co., of Memphis, TN; commissioned in1861 captain of infantry by Governor Harris, and retired from that post February 22, 1862; promoted major by President Jefferson Davis for gallant service at Chattanooga in 1863; returning from war in 1865, made general agent of L & N RR at Nashville; later cashier of the Nashville National Bank and president of Nashville Street Railway system.
John married Mary "Mamie" E. Johnson (1846-1917), dau. of Col. A.W. Johnson. They had 2 children (Johnson 1872-1947 and Elizabeth 1875-Unknown)
John was educated at Center College at Danville, KY; junior partner in wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, McWhirter & Co., of Nashville, TN; special correspondent of the Nashville Union and American to the National Democratic Convention in 1865; in 1860 member of wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, Goodbar & Co., of Memphis, TN; commissioned in1861 captain of infantry by Governor Harris, and retired from that post February 22, 1862; promoted major by President Jefferson Davis for gallant service at Chattanooga in 1863; returning from war in 1865, made general agent of L & N RR at Nashville; later cashier of the Nashville National Bank and president of Nashville Street Railway system.
From "The Omohundro Genealogical Record" by Malvern Hill Omohundro, Sr.
John married Mary "Mamie" E. Johnson (1846-1917), dau. of Col. A.W. Johnson. They had 2 children (Johnson 1872-1947 and Elizabeth 1875-Unknown)
John was educated at Center College at Danville, KY; junior partner in wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, McWhirter & Co., of Nashville, TN; special correspondent of the Nashville Union and American to the National Democratic Convention in 1865; in 1860 member of wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, Goodbar & Co., of Memphis, TN; commissioned in1861 captain of infantry by Governor Harris, and retired from that post February 22, 1862; promoted major by President Jefferson Davis for gallant service at Chattanooga in 1863; returning from war in 1865, made general agent of L & N RR at Nashville; later cashier of the Nashville National Bank and president of Nashville Street Railway system.
John married Mary "Mamie" E. Johnson (1846-1917), dau. of Col. A.W. Johnson. They had 2 children (Johnson 1872-1947 and Elizabeth 1875-Unknown)
John was educated at Center College at Danville, KY; junior partner in wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, McWhirter & Co., of Nashville, TN; special correspondent of the Nashville Union and American to the National Democratic Convention in 1865; in 1860 member of wholesale dry goods house of Bransford, Goodbar & Co., of Memphis, TN; commissioned in1861 captain of infantry by Governor Harris, and retired from that post February 22, 1862; promoted major by President Jefferson Davis for gallant service at Chattanooga in 1863; returning from war in 1865, made general agent of L & N RR at Nashville; later cashier of the Nashville National Bank and president of Nashville Street Railway system.
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