The Phelps Citizen,
Thursday,
November 13, 1913:
MRS. PAUL T. JONES
The remains of Mrs. Catherine A. Jones who died at Buffalo last Friday, were brought here for interment Tuesday afternoon. Deceased who was about 80 years old, was the daughter of Richard Bakeman and a granddaughter of Daniel F. Bakeman, a soldier of the Revolutionary war, and resided in the house on Banta street, now occupied by Prof. G. D, Anthony, until 38 years ago when she removed to Buffalo where her husband died about 15 years ago. His remains were brought here for burial at that time. Mrs. Jones is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harriet MacGillivray of New York, and Mrs. Frank Johns of Buffalo, and two sons, Frank and Charles Jones of Buffalo. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank M. Cole, formerly of this village.
Thursday,
November 13, 1913:
MRS. PAUL T. JONES
The remains of Mrs. Catherine A. Jones who died at Buffalo last Friday, were brought here for interment Tuesday afternoon. Deceased who was about 80 years old, was the daughter of Richard Bakeman and a granddaughter of Daniel F. Bakeman, a soldier of the Revolutionary war, and resided in the house on Banta street, now occupied by Prof. G. D, Anthony, until 38 years ago when she removed to Buffalo where her husband died about 15 years ago. His remains were brought here for burial at that time. Mrs. Jones is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harriet MacGillivray of New York, and Mrs. Frank Johns of Buffalo, and two sons, Frank and Charles Jones of Buffalo. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank M. Cole, formerly of this village.
The Phelps Citizen,
Thursday,
November 13, 1913:
MRS. PAUL T. JONES
The remains of Mrs. Catherine A. Jones who died at Buffalo last Friday, were brought here for interment Tuesday afternoon. Deceased who was about 80 years old, was the daughter of Richard Bakeman and a granddaughter of Daniel F. Bakeman, a soldier of the Revolutionary war, and resided in the house on Banta street, now occupied by Prof. G. D, Anthony, until 38 years ago when she removed to Buffalo where her husband died about 15 years ago. His remains were brought here for burial at that time. Mrs. Jones is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harriet MacGillivray of New York, and Mrs. Frank Johns of Buffalo, and two sons, Frank and Charles Jones of Buffalo. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank M. Cole, formerly of this village.
Thursday,
November 13, 1913:
MRS. PAUL T. JONES
The remains of Mrs. Catherine A. Jones who died at Buffalo last Friday, were brought here for interment Tuesday afternoon. Deceased who was about 80 years old, was the daughter of Richard Bakeman and a granddaughter of Daniel F. Bakeman, a soldier of the Revolutionary war, and resided in the house on Banta street, now occupied by Prof. G. D, Anthony, until 38 years ago when she removed to Buffalo where her husband died about 15 years ago. His remains were brought here for burial at that time. Mrs. Jones is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harriet MacGillivray of New York, and Mrs. Frank Johns of Buffalo, and two sons, Frank and Charles Jones of Buffalo. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Frank M. Cole, formerly of this village.
Inscription
JONES
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(Left Side)
PAUL T. JONES
CORPORAL CO. I. 15TH
REGT. N.Y. ENGINEERS
BORN 1824 - DIED 1899
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CATHARINE BAKEMAN
BORN 1830 - DIED 1913
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MARTIN V.
BORN 1862 - DIED 1865
(Right Side)
EDMOND
BORN 1849 - DIED 1898
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FRANK
BORN 1851 -
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CHARLES
BORN 1876 -
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CATHARINE A. JONES
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