On 26 Dec 1878, in Clark County, Kentucky, Jones married 17-year old Georgia Todd.
In the 1900 census, the couple are living on Indiana Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, with five children: Montie, Allie, Butler, Sallie, and Frank. Jones' occupation is given as Laborer.
By 1910, only children Butler and Frank remain at home in Kansas City.
Ten years later, Jones and Georgia, now in their 60s and their children gone, are farming in Osceloa, Missouri.
In the 1900 census, the couple are living on Indiana Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, with five children: Montie, Allie, Butler, Sallie, and Frank. Jones' occupation is given as Laborer.
By 1910, only children Butler and Frank remain at home in Kansas City.
Ten years later, Jones and Georgia, now in their 60s and their children gone, are farming in Osceloa, Missouri.
On 26 Dec 1878, in Clark County, Kentucky, Jones married 17-year old Georgia Todd.
In the 1900 census, the couple are living on Indiana Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, with five children: Montie, Allie, Butler, Sallie, and Frank. Jones' occupation is given as Laborer.
By 1910, only children Butler and Frank remain at home in Kansas City.
Ten years later, Jones and Georgia, now in their 60s and their children gone, are farming in Osceloa, Missouri.
In the 1900 census, the couple are living on Indiana Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, with five children: Montie, Allie, Butler, Sallie, and Frank. Jones' occupation is given as Laborer.
By 1910, only children Butler and Frank remain at home in Kansas City.
Ten years later, Jones and Georgia, now in their 60s and their children gone, are farming in Osceloa, Missouri.
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