Person:Ann Jones (55)

Watchers
Ann Jones
m. Bef 1843
  1. Elizabeth Jones1843 - 1904
  2. Ann Jones1846 - 1921
  3. John J. Jones, Jr.1853 - 1935
m.
  1. Catherine J. Roberts1866 - 1955
  2. William RobertsAbt 1868 -
  3. John B. Roberts1869 - 1887
  4. Elias W. Roberts1872 - 1920
  5. Elisabeth RobertsAbt 1874 -
  6. Anna RobertsAbt 1876 -
  7. Esthin? RobertsAbt 1879 -
  8. Ellsworth Roberts1880 -
  9. Elmer Roberts1883 -
  10. Humphrey Roberts1887 -
  11. Winnie Roberts1888 -
Facts and Events
Name Ann Jones
Alt Name /Trin/ _____
Gender Female
Birth[1][2] 7 Feb 1846 Ffestiniog, Merionethshire, Wales
Marriage Williamsburg, Iowa Co, Iowato Robert W. Roberts
Residence[5] 1904 Blue Springs, Gage Co, Nebraska
Alt Death[6] 9 Jun 1921 Bethel (Welsh) Cemetery, Wymore, Gage Co, Nebraska
Death[3][4] 16 Jun 1921 Wymore, Gage Co, Nebraska
Burial? Bethel (Welsh) Cemetery, Wymore, Gage Co, Nebraska

1921 Obit. Williamsburg Journal-Tribune, Williamsburg, Iowa County, Iowa, Thursday, June 30, 1921, Pg 1 of 8

MRS. ANN ROBERTS


Died at the Home of Her Daughter

 At Wymore, Nebrraska [sic],
   June 16th.

 Mrs. Ann Roberts died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Jones at Wymore, Nebraska, Thursday afternoon, June 16, 1921, at the age of 75 years.  The funeral services were held at the Welsh church south of town Sunday afternoon.  Interment in the Welsh cemetery.

 Mrs. Ann Roberts, daughter of John and Katherine Jones, was born at Ffstiniog [Ffestiniog], North Wales, in the year 1846.  When she was about 11 years of age, her parents immigrated to America, settling first at Fairhaven, Vermont.  After a few years they moved west, settling at Williamsburg, Iowa.  Here she was married to Robert W. Roberts, a young man of far more than ordinary character and intelligence; always a leader in his community, and an elder in the church from the early age of 29 years.
 Eleven children were born to this worthy family, five daughters and six sons.  The father and two of the sons have preceded the mother to the long home, in the little cemetery at the side of the Welsh church.
 One son has been on the Pacific coast for many years, and one daughter lives at Ottumwa, Iowa.  All the other children live in this community, each one among our most respected people.  Her only sister preceded her to the Great Beyond years ago, and her only brother from South Dakota was with her in her last sickness.
 From her earliest girlhood, Mrs. Roberts has been a devout Christian and faithful member of the church.
 In the early years of the cause here, she and her devoted family gave much time and service gratutiously to the church.
 Her whole life, and example have stood for that which was highest and noblest in human life.  Much sickness and many sorrows have entered her life's journey.
 Her last illness extended for over four months.  Though in the most intense pain and agony of suffering she continued the same, patient, faithful follower of the "One who knew Grief and was acquainted with Sorrow."--From Wymore, Neb., paper.
 Mrs. Roberts was an aunt of Wm. J. Evans and Mrs. S. N. Boland of this neighborhood and will be well remembered by many of the older residents.  She left Williamsburg over forty years ago and has resided in Nebraska ever since.
References
  1. Census: 1900
    NE, Gage Co, Barneston Village, ed 35, sh 8B.

    date "Feb 1845" & b pl Wales

  2. Friends Of Wymore Library. Cemetery: NE, Gage Co, Wymore, Bethel (Welsh) Cemetery
    Lot 40.

    "7 Feb 1846"

  3. Obituary: Jones, John Jr.. (Williamsburg Journal-Tribune, Williamsburg, Iowa County, Iowa, September 12, 1935)
    not listed as surviving.
  4. Obituary: Roberts, Ann (Jones). (Williamsburg Journal-Tribune, Williamsburg, Iowa County, Iowa, Thursday, June 30, 1921, Pg 1 of 8).
  5. Obituary: Evans, Elizabeth (Jones). (Williamsburg Journal-Tribune, 25 Feb 1904, page 1 of 4).
  6. Friends Of Wymore Library. Cemetery: NE, Gage Co, Wymore, Bethel (Welsh) Cemetery
    Lot 40.

    on tomestone: "9 Jun 1921"