Gainesville Daily Register
Friday, December 30, 1921
Mrs. FAYETT JONES
Mrs. FAYETT JONES of Era, an old and pioneer settler of the Rosston community, passed away in Thursday afternoon, Dec. 29, at her home in Era. Mrs. Jones came to Texas in the early days. She joined the Methodist Church in the early days. She leaves her husband, "Uncle" FAYETT JONES, her daughter Mrs. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, her brother HENRY AIRHART of Amarillo, and other relatives. The funeral services were conducted by Rosston today by Rev. MINOR BOUNDS, directed by S. W. Gibson.
(Submitted by Rosebud)
Friday, December 30, 1921
Mrs. FAYETT JONES
Mrs. FAYETT JONES of Era, an old and pioneer settler of the Rosston community, passed away in Thursday afternoon, Dec. 29, at her home in Era. Mrs. Jones came to Texas in the early days. She joined the Methodist Church in the early days. She leaves her husband, "Uncle" FAYETT JONES, her daughter Mrs. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, her brother HENRY AIRHART of Amarillo, and other relatives. The funeral services were conducted by Rosston today by Rev. MINOR BOUNDS, directed by S. W. Gibson.
(Submitted by Rosebud)
Gainesville Daily Register
Friday, December 30, 1921
Mrs. FAYETT JONES
Mrs. FAYETT JONES of Era, an old and pioneer settler of the Rosston community, passed away in Thursday afternoon, Dec. 29, at her home in Era. Mrs. Jones came to Texas in the early days. She joined the Methodist Church in the early days. She leaves her husband, "Uncle" FAYETT JONES, her daughter Mrs. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, her brother HENRY AIRHART of Amarillo, and other relatives. The funeral services were conducted by Rosston today by Rev. MINOR BOUNDS, directed by S. W. Gibson.
(Submitted by Rosebud)
Friday, December 30, 1921
Mrs. FAYETT JONES
Mrs. FAYETT JONES of Era, an old and pioneer settler of the Rosston community, passed away in Thursday afternoon, Dec. 29, at her home in Era. Mrs. Jones came to Texas in the early days. She joined the Methodist Church in the early days. She leaves her husband, "Uncle" FAYETT JONES, her daughter Mrs. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, her brother HENRY AIRHART of Amarillo, and other relatives. The funeral services were conducted by Rosston today by Rev. MINOR BOUNDS, directed by S. W. Gibson.
(Submitted by Rosebud)
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