Jonas was the son of Andrew & Mary Frances Scott Rucker. He married Anna Lou Evans, the daughter of Jerry & Belle Evans, on July 14, 1921 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple's marriage ended in divorce.
Mr. Rucker was employed, as day laborer, at a lumber yard. While at work, he accidentally fell from a warehouse loft and passed away from the effects of his injuries, which included a fractured skull.
Note: DOB is from his WWI Draft registration form. DC listed 09-30-1891 as DOB and the 1900 census listed the DOB as May, 1893.
Mr. Rucker was employed, as day laborer, at a lumber yard. While at work, he accidentally fell from a warehouse loft and passed away from the effects of his injuries, which included a fractured skull.
Note: DOB is from his WWI Draft registration form. DC listed 09-30-1891 as DOB and the 1900 census listed the DOB as May, 1893.
Jonas was the son of Andrew & Mary Frances Scott Rucker. He married Anna Lou Evans, the daughter of Jerry & Belle Evans, on July 14, 1921 in Winchester, Kentucky. The couple's marriage ended in divorce.
Mr. Rucker was employed, as day laborer, at a lumber yard. While at work, he accidentally fell from a warehouse loft and passed away from the effects of his injuries, which included a fractured skull.
Note: DOB is from his WWI Draft registration form. DC listed 09-30-1891 as DOB and the 1900 census listed the DOB as May, 1893.
Mr. Rucker was employed, as day laborer, at a lumber yard. While at work, he accidentally fell from a warehouse loft and passed away from the effects of his injuries, which included a fractured skull.
Note: DOB is from his WWI Draft registration form. DC listed 09-30-1891 as DOB and the 1900 census listed the DOB as May, 1893.
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Inter: 04-30-1952. Informant on DC: Mattie Howard.
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