2nd wife of Nathan Louis Jones.
She and Nathan were married between the death of 1st wife, Sarah in 1882 and Dec 1888, the birth of their first child.
This particular unreadable stone was thought to be the grave of Nathan's 1st wife Sarah Jane Hendricks.
The stone is made of cement and was bought by her son Jess Jones.
As of May 2013, very little information is readable on stone.
As of May 2015 the stone in almost entirely unreadable.
The picture of her stone was taken on 10-8-15 and deteriorating rapidly.
She and Nathan were married between the death of 1st wife, Sarah in 1882 and Dec 1888, the birth of their first child.
This particular unreadable stone was thought to be the grave of Nathan's 1st wife Sarah Jane Hendricks.
The stone is made of cement and was bought by her son Jess Jones.
As of May 2013, very little information is readable on stone.
As of May 2015 the stone in almost entirely unreadable.
The picture of her stone was taken on 10-8-15 and deteriorating rapidly.
2nd wife of Nathan Louis Jones.
She and Nathan were married between the death of 1st wife, Sarah in 1882 and Dec 1888, the birth of their first child.
This particular unreadable stone was thought to be the grave of Nathan's 1st wife Sarah Jane Hendricks.
The stone is made of cement and was bought by her son Jess Jones.
As of May 2013, very little information is readable on stone.
As of May 2015 the stone in almost entirely unreadable.
The picture of her stone was taken on 10-8-15 and deteriorating rapidly.
She and Nathan were married between the death of 1st wife, Sarah in 1882 and Dec 1888, the birth of their first child.
This particular unreadable stone was thought to be the grave of Nathan's 1st wife Sarah Jane Hendricks.
The stone is made of cement and was bought by her son Jess Jones.
As of May 2013, very little information is readable on stone.
As of May 2015 the stone in almost entirely unreadable.
The picture of her stone was taken on 10-8-15 and deteriorating rapidly.
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