Mary C Kisner was married to Alfred Jones who died in the Civil War.
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BROTHERTOWN –
A message was received here on Monday evening announcing the death of Mrs. Mary C. Jones, at Weyauwega that morning. Her remains will be brought here for interment today. Mrs. Jones was a resident of this town for over forty years. She sold out here and went to Weyauwega to live, two years ago. She was a lady of a kind and gentle disposition, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was the last surviving member of the Isaac Kisner family.
Chilton Times – October 3, 1903
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BROTHERTOWN –
A message was received here on Monday evening announcing the death of Mrs. Mary C. Jones, at Weyauwega that morning. Her remains will be brought here for interment today. Mrs. Jones was a resident of this town for over forty years. She sold out here and went to Weyauwega to live, two years ago. She was a lady of a kind and gentle disposition, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was the last surviving member of the Isaac Kisner family.
Chilton Times – October 3, 1903
Mary C Kisner was married to Alfred Jones who died in the Civil War.
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BROTHERTOWN –
A message was received here on Monday evening announcing the death of Mrs. Mary C. Jones, at Weyauwega that morning. Her remains will be brought here for interment today. Mrs. Jones was a resident of this town for over forty years. She sold out here and went to Weyauwega to live, two years ago. She was a lady of a kind and gentle disposition, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was the last surviving member of the Isaac Kisner family.
Chilton Times – October 3, 1903
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BROTHERTOWN –
A message was received here on Monday evening announcing the death of Mrs. Mary C. Jones, at Weyauwega that morning. Her remains will be brought here for interment today. Mrs. Jones was a resident of this town for over forty years. She sold out here and went to Weyauwega to live, two years ago. She was a lady of a kind and gentle disposition, a good neighbor and was loved and respected by all who knew her. She was the last surviving member of the Isaac Kisner family.
Chilton Times – October 3, 1903
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