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- John Jones, Jr.1877 - 1931
Facts and Events
| Name |
John Jones, Jr. |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth[1] |
24 Mar 1877 |
Fairfield, Wayne Co., Illinois |
| Other[4] |
Sep 1890 |
CubaMilitary Service |
| Marriage |
2 Aug 1907 |
to Anna A. Henry |
| Census[5] |
1910 |
Four Mile Twp., Wayne Co., Illinois |
| Occupation[2] |
From 1923 to 1931 |
Sargent Twp., Douglas Co., IllinoisFarm Laborer |
| Census[6] |
1930 |
Newman Twp., Douglas Co., Illinois |
| Death[2][3] |
19 May 1931 |
Sargent Twp., Douglas Co., IllinoisCause: Cerebral hemorage |
| Burial[2] |
20 May 1931 |
Murdock Cem., Murdock Twp., Douglas Co., Illinois |
References
- ↑ State of Illinois. Death Certificate. (Department of Public Health)
Cert. #0210078. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 State of Illinois. Death Certificate. (Department of Public Health)
Cert. #0210078, 20 May 1931.
- ↑ Newman Independent. (Newman, IL)
p. 8, 29 May 1931.
Friday, May 29, 1931
John Jones Funeral Rites
Stricken While Planting corn on the Farm of L. E. Stipp- Death Came From Stroke of Paralysis-Funeral Held at Murdock
John Jones, son of John and Francis Griffin Jones, was born March 24, 1877, near Fairfield, Wayne County, Ill. He departed this life May 19, 1931, age 54 years, 1 month and 25 days. He was united in marriage to Anna A. Henry, on August 2, 1907. To this union were born three children. He was baptized in to the pentecostal faith about four years. He spend the greater part of his life near the place of his birth, having moved to Douglas County about eight years ago. He was a kind and loving father and husband, always putting the best interests of his family first.
He served his country faithfully (costal faith about four years-error in printing). He and well during the Cuban War, having made her last voyage. He leaves to mourn his departure the wife, Anna A. Jones, one son, Alvis T. Jones, a daughter Mrs. Oral May Good, all of Newman, together with a large number of friends. An infant daughter preceded her father to the land of rest.
Mr. Jones had been in failing health for several months. On Monday morning about 8:30 a.m. he was stricken while planting corn on the farm of L. E. Stipp. Mr. Stipp found him just as the attack was coming on. He was taken to his home and everything loving hands could do to save him was done. The immediate cuase of death was paralysis. At the time of his death he was residing four miles south of Newman.
The funeral was 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, May 20. It was preached by Gilbert Ingram, of Camargo, at the Methodist Church in Murdock. Burial was in the Murdock cemetery. Music was rendered by Miss Florence Cooney, Miss Grace Cook and Mr. Fulton.
- ↑ Newman Independent. (Newman, IL).
See John Jones' obit above.
- ↑ 1910 Wayne County Illinois Federal Census. (Ancestry.com)
ED 15; SD 121; p. 8B, 27 Apr 1910.
House 156 Family 157
Jones, John age 32 1st marriage married 2 yrs. b. IL fa. b. Unknown m. b. IL farm laborer working out not working April 15, 1910 out of work 17 weeks in 1909
Anna wife age 32 1st marr. married 2 yrs. No children all b. IL
- ↑ 1930 Douglas County Illinois Federal Census. (Ancestry.com)
ED 21-15; SD 19, sht 6A, 12 Apr 1930.
Newman Townshp
House 126 Family 126
Jones, John Head Rents $5/mo. no radio Age 43 married at age 23 all b. IL laborer on farm not a vet
Anna wife age 53 married at age 31 b. IL f. b. KY m.b. IL
Alvis (indexed Alria) son age 19 single all b. IL laborer on farm
Opal dau. age 17 single all b. IL helper at home
- State of Illinois. Death Certificate. (Department of Public Health)
Cert. #0210078, 20 May 1931.
Place of Death: Douglas Co., Sargent Township
Length of residence in town where death occurred: 8 years
Wife: Anna A. Jones
Date of Birth: Mar. 24, 1877
Trade: Farm Laborer
Birthplace: Fairfield, Wayne Co.
Father's Name: John Jones Sr.
Father's Birthplace: Wayne Co.
Mother's Maiden Name: Francis Griffin
Mother's Birthplace: Wayne Co.
Informant: Mrs. Anna Jones, Newman, Ill.
Place of Burial: Murdock Cemetery, May 20, 1931
Location: Murdock Twp., near Murdock, Douglas Co., Illinois
Undertaker: Wm. B. McGauglsy, Barr and Son ?, Newman, Ill.
Date of Death: May 19, 1931
I Hereby certify, That I attended deceased from Jan. 19, 1931 to May 19, 1931. I last saw him alive on May 19, 1931; death is said to have occurred on the date stated above, at 3 P.m. The principal cause of death and related causes of importance were as follows: Cerebral hemorage 5/18/31; other contributory causes of importance: illegible attributed to 5/19/31. There was an autopsy. Physical and chemical findings confirmed diagnosis. Signed H. Homer, M.D., Newman, Ill. May ? 1931 Telephone 98.
Filed May 20, 1931 Peter T. Zightel, Registrar. Oakland, Ill.
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