John was the son of John Mason Arline
and Mattie Taylor Arline.
John was married to Elizabeth Hobbs
(1877 - 1930) who is known to be buried in Westview Cemetery. Presently, John is presumed to be buried next to his wife.
John and Elizabeth did not have any known children.
Coincidentally, there is a marker at a West View Cemetery in Wrightsville, Johnson County, Georgia with the name "John Jethro Arline" engraved on it however the dates on the stone 1847 - 1912 do not match this individual. It was determined that the stone in Wrightsville, GA was in error and that it should have read "John Mason Arline" which was this individual's father.
and Mattie Taylor Arline.
John was married to Elizabeth Hobbs
(1877 - 1930) who is known to be buried in Westview Cemetery. Presently, John is presumed to be buried next to his wife.
John and Elizabeth did not have any known children.
Coincidentally, there is a marker at a West View Cemetery in Wrightsville, Johnson County, Georgia with the name "John Jethro Arline" engraved on it however the dates on the stone 1847 - 1912 do not match this individual. It was determined that the stone in Wrightsville, GA was in error and that it should have read "John Mason Arline" which was this individual's father.
John was the son of John Mason Arline
and Mattie Taylor Arline.
John was married to Elizabeth Hobbs
(1877 - 1930) who is known to be buried in Westview Cemetery. Presently, John is presumed to be buried next to his wife.
John and Elizabeth did not have any known children.
Coincidentally, there is a marker at a West View Cemetery in Wrightsville, Johnson County, Georgia with the name "John Jethro Arline" engraved on it however the dates on the stone 1847 - 1912 do not match this individual. It was determined that the stone in Wrightsville, GA was in error and that it should have read "John Mason Arline" which was this individual's father.
and Mattie Taylor Arline.
John was married to Elizabeth Hobbs
(1877 - 1930) who is known to be buried in Westview Cemetery. Presently, John is presumed to be buried next to his wife.
John and Elizabeth did not have any known children.
Coincidentally, there is a marker at a West View Cemetery in Wrightsville, Johnson County, Georgia with the name "John Jethro Arline" engraved on it however the dates on the stone 1847 - 1912 do not match this individual. It was determined that the stone in Wrightsville, GA was in error and that it should have read "John Mason Arline" which was this individual's father.
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