William Jereboam Owens was a son of Owen William Owens and Mary Jones, natives of Wales. He was married 30 January 1884 in St. Clair County, IL to Margaret Ann Klock. They had eight children: Daisey, Bessie, Catherine, Owen Levi, Benjamin Fisher, John Watkins, Evona, and Theatus.
Like the other men in the Owens family, William worked his entire life in the coal mines of Illinois. He was a track layer and mine inspector.
William J. Owens lies in an unmarked grave in Gillespie Cemetery.
Like the other men in the Owens family, William worked his entire life in the coal mines of Illinois. He was a track layer and mine inspector.
William J. Owens lies in an unmarked grave in Gillespie Cemetery.
William Jereboam Owens was a son of Owen William Owens and Mary Jones, natives of Wales. He was married 30 January 1884 in St. Clair County, IL to Margaret Ann Klock. They had eight children: Daisey, Bessie, Catherine, Owen Levi, Benjamin Fisher, John Watkins, Evona, and Theatus.
Like the other men in the Owens family, William worked his entire life in the coal mines of Illinois. He was a track layer and mine inspector.
William J. Owens lies in an unmarked grave in Gillespie Cemetery.
Like the other men in the Owens family, William worked his entire life in the coal mines of Illinois. He was a track layer and mine inspector.
William J. Owens lies in an unmarked grave in Gillespie Cemetery.
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