Charles was one of ten children born to Thomas Jones III (1830-1898) and Mary Stockham (1841-1885). At the young age of 25, he worked as a bridge carpenter in and around Fulton, Kansas.
In September of 1892, he was fatally injured when a scaffold fell onto him while working on a new bridge at Boicourt, a small town about 32 miles north of Fulton. Charles and his wife had no children before he died in the tragic bridge accident.
In September of 1892, he was fatally injured when a scaffold fell onto him while working on a new bridge at Boicourt, a small town about 32 miles north of Fulton. Charles and his wife had no children before he died in the tragic bridge accident.
Charles was one of ten children born to Thomas Jones III (1830-1898) and Mary Stockham (1841-1885). At the young age of 25, he worked as a bridge carpenter in and around Fulton, Kansas.
In September of 1892, he was fatally injured when a scaffold fell onto him while working on a new bridge at Boicourt, a small town about 32 miles north of Fulton. Charles and his wife had no children before he died in the tragic bridge accident.
In September of 1892, he was fatally injured when a scaffold fell onto him while working on a new bridge at Boicourt, a small town about 32 miles north of Fulton. Charles and his wife had no children before he died in the tragic bridge accident.
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