George was a son of Joseph Madison Jones and Rachel Walker. He married Elizabeth Chadwick in Dade County, Georgia April 13, 1848.
George & Elizabeth came to Baxter County from Alabama in 1853 and settled on Big Creek, about three miles south of Mountain Home, Arkansas
During the Civil War, while George served in the Confederacy, his property was destroyed, his stock driven off, and his family was forced to move to Pineville, Izard County, Arkansas, for safety. After the War, however, he rebuilt on the same place.
George & Elizabeth came to Baxter County from Alabama in 1853 and settled on Big Creek, about three miles south of Mountain Home, Arkansas
During the Civil War, while George served in the Confederacy, his property was destroyed, his stock driven off, and his family was forced to move to Pineville, Izard County, Arkansas, for safety. After the War, however, he rebuilt on the same place.
George was a son of Joseph Madison Jones and Rachel Walker. He married Elizabeth Chadwick in Dade County, Georgia April 13, 1848.
George & Elizabeth came to Baxter County from Alabama in 1853 and settled on Big Creek, about three miles south of Mountain Home, Arkansas
During the Civil War, while George served in the Confederacy, his property was destroyed, his stock driven off, and his family was forced to move to Pineville, Izard County, Arkansas, for safety. After the War, however, he rebuilt on the same place.
George & Elizabeth came to Baxter County from Alabama in 1853 and settled on Big Creek, about three miles south of Mountain Home, Arkansas
During the Civil War, while George served in the Confederacy, his property was destroyed, his stock driven off, and his family was forced to move to Pineville, Izard County, Arkansas, for safety. After the War, however, he rebuilt on the same place.
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