The J. W. Jones plot is located just south of the N. Rasmussen plot.
This plot was identified because of a cemetery census that was conducted by Percy Morse and given to William R. Neil. The year Mr. Morse conducted his research is unknown. I think it's likely that J. W. Jones is actually C. W. Jones, who is buried in Brookside Cemetery.
This plot was identified because of a cemetery census that was conducted by Percy Morse and given to William R. Neil. The year Mr. Morse conducted his research is unknown. I think it's likely that J. W. Jones is actually C. W. Jones, who is buried in Brookside Cemetery.
The J. W. Jones plot is located just south of the N. Rasmussen plot.
This plot was identified because of a cemetery census that was conducted by Percy Morse and given to William R. Neil. The year Mr. Morse conducted his research is unknown. I think it's likely that J. W. Jones is actually C. W. Jones, who is buried in Brookside Cemetery.
This plot was identified because of a cemetery census that was conducted by Percy Morse and given to William R. Neil. The year Mr. Morse conducted his research is unknown. I think it's likely that J. W. Jones is actually C. W. Jones, who is buried in Brookside Cemetery.
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