The Index, Hermitage, Missouri 18 Nov 1926 Thursday
MRS. W.S. JONES DEAD
Mrs. Frances Jones-Robinson after a sickness of a month's duration, died at the family home southeast of Weaubleau last Friday night and was brought to the family burial grounds at Clark cemetery northeast of Hermitage, Saturday afternoon and laid to rest there. The lady was the wife of W. Sterling Jones, and a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, who resided until death on the old homestead near Hermitage. She was the mother of six children and five with the husband surviving. The eldest son, Sam, a sister, Mrs. Press Wall, and a brother, Samuel Robinson, of Kansas City came Friday, the brother Edgar Robinson, resides here and Mrs. Ed Brackins south of town, the younger sister, Frona, who was at the Jones home were present, and another brother, Henry, in Kansas City, are all the Robinson children. Mrs. Jones was aged about 52 years.
MRS. W.S. JONES DEAD
Mrs. Frances Jones-Robinson after a sickness of a month's duration, died at the family home southeast of Weaubleau last Friday night and was brought to the family burial grounds at Clark cemetery northeast of Hermitage, Saturday afternoon and laid to rest there. The lady was the wife of W. Sterling Jones, and a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, who resided until death on the old homestead near Hermitage. She was the mother of six children and five with the husband surviving. The eldest son, Sam, a sister, Mrs. Press Wall, and a brother, Samuel Robinson, of Kansas City came Friday, the brother Edgar Robinson, resides here and Mrs. Ed Brackins south of town, the younger sister, Frona, who was at the Jones home were present, and another brother, Henry, in Kansas City, are all the Robinson children. Mrs. Jones was aged about 52 years.
The Index, Hermitage, Missouri 18 Nov 1926 Thursday
MRS. W.S. JONES DEAD
Mrs. Frances Jones-Robinson after a sickness of a month's duration, died at the family home southeast of Weaubleau last Friday night and was brought to the family burial grounds at Clark cemetery northeast of Hermitage, Saturday afternoon and laid to rest there. The lady was the wife of W. Sterling Jones, and a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, who resided until death on the old homestead near Hermitage. She was the mother of six children and five with the husband surviving. The eldest son, Sam, a sister, Mrs. Press Wall, and a brother, Samuel Robinson, of Kansas City came Friday, the brother Edgar Robinson, resides here and Mrs. Ed Brackins south of town, the younger sister, Frona, who was at the Jones home were present, and another brother, Henry, in Kansas City, are all the Robinson children. Mrs. Jones was aged about 52 years.
MRS. W.S. JONES DEAD
Mrs. Frances Jones-Robinson after a sickness of a month's duration, died at the family home southeast of Weaubleau last Friday night and was brought to the family burial grounds at Clark cemetery northeast of Hermitage, Saturday afternoon and laid to rest there. The lady was the wife of W. Sterling Jones, and a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, who resided until death on the old homestead near Hermitage. She was the mother of six children and five with the husband surviving. The eldest son, Sam, a sister, Mrs. Press Wall, and a brother, Samuel Robinson, of Kansas City came Friday, the brother Edgar Robinson, resides here and Mrs. Ed Brackins south of town, the younger sister, Frona, who was at the Jones home were present, and another brother, Henry, in Kansas City, are all the Robinson children. Mrs. Jones was aged about 52 years.
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