Son of William Nicholas Rose & Pherebee Lee
According to E.E. Rose's "The Way I've Come"
Joseph Lee Rose was briefly a school teacher in
Bentonville at the old "Sandy Grove" School that was built by Wm N. Rose, Jr (His Uncle) and others in the community. He later was in the mercantile business
in Clinton.
He and his wife died of smallpox.
Four Children
Robert "Robbie" Allen Rose
Mamie Rose Taylor
Fannie Rose Bell
Joseph Ethan Rose
According to E.E. Rose's "The Way I've Come"
Joseph Lee Rose was briefly a school teacher in
Bentonville at the old "Sandy Grove" School that was built by Wm N. Rose, Jr (His Uncle) and others in the community. He later was in the mercantile business
in Clinton.
He and his wife died of smallpox.
Four Children
Robert "Robbie" Allen Rose
Mamie Rose Taylor
Fannie Rose Bell
Joseph Ethan Rose
Son of William Nicholas Rose & Pherebee Lee
According to E.E. Rose's "The Way I've Come"
Joseph Lee Rose was briefly a school teacher in
Bentonville at the old "Sandy Grove" School that was built by Wm N. Rose, Jr (His Uncle) and others in the community. He later was in the mercantile business
in Clinton.
He and his wife died of smallpox.
Four Children
Robert "Robbie" Allen Rose
Mamie Rose Taylor
Fannie Rose Bell
Joseph Ethan Rose
According to E.E. Rose's "The Way I've Come"
Joseph Lee Rose was briefly a school teacher in
Bentonville at the old "Sandy Grove" School that was built by Wm N. Rose, Jr (His Uncle) and others in the community. He later was in the mercantile business
in Clinton.
He and his wife died of smallpox.
Four Children
Robert "Robbie" Allen Rose
Mamie Rose Taylor
Fannie Rose Bell
Joseph Ethan Rose
Inscription
Joseph L
Son of
Wm N. & Pherbee Rose
Born Dec 26, 1859
Died Feb 15, 1902
Aged 42 yrs, 1 mo, 19 d
_____________________
Weep Not He Is At Rest
Gravesite Details
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