Rev. Andrew Jackson Motley was the son of James Reiligh Motley and Mary Jane [Willingham] Motley. He married Ora Mae [Thrash] Motley in 1902 in Pike County, Arkansas. Andrew and Ora had six children: Beulah Mae [Motley] Lawler; Thomas Watson Motley; Lola Marie [Motley] Britton; Iva Mae "Billie" [Motley] Bush-Gaultney-Mead; Juanita Molly [Motley] Becchetti, and Ina Faye [Motley] Jackson-Abdo-Reynolds. Rev. Andrew Jackson Motley was an ordained Baptist preacher, preaching mainly in Hubbard, Hill County, Texas and the surrounding towns and communities. Andrew died from a gunshot wound to his head by his son-in-law, William S. "Bill" Lawler of Dawson, Texas.
Andrew is buried near his parents in an unmarked grave in the Delia Cemetery in Delia, Limestone County, Texas.
Andrew is buried near his parents in an unmarked grave in the Delia Cemetery in Delia, Limestone County, Texas.
Rev. Andrew Jackson Motley was the son of James Reiligh Motley and Mary Jane [Willingham] Motley. He married Ora Mae [Thrash] Motley in 1902 in Pike County, Arkansas. Andrew and Ora had six children: Beulah Mae [Motley] Lawler; Thomas Watson Motley; Lola Marie [Motley] Britton; Iva Mae "Billie" [Motley] Bush-Gaultney-Mead; Juanita Molly [Motley] Becchetti, and Ina Faye [Motley] Jackson-Abdo-Reynolds. Rev. Andrew Jackson Motley was an ordained Baptist preacher, preaching mainly in Hubbard, Hill County, Texas and the surrounding towns and communities. Andrew died from a gunshot wound to his head by his son-in-law, William S. "Bill" Lawler of Dawson, Texas.
Andrew is buried near his parents in an unmarked grave in the Delia Cemetery in Delia, Limestone County, Texas.
Andrew is buried near his parents in an unmarked grave in the Delia Cemetery in Delia, Limestone County, Texas.
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