Name also seen as Adam Willie/Wylie Jones or Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones. This is because, although the middle name is spelled Willie, the pronunciation is with a long "i", as in Wylie.
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"[Adam Willie(Wylie)Jones] d. ... at Cullman, Alabama, and is bur. there beside his son, Frank Reps Jones, who d. Sept. 5, 1910."
[SOURCE: The Genealogy of Peiter Heyl and his Descendants, 1100-1936; Elizabeth Hoyle Rucker, editor, (Shelby, North Carolina: Zolliecoffer Jenks Thompson and Others, 1938)]
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Obituary
"CULLMAN, ALA. Jan. 20, 1912 -- A. W. JONES, an old and highly respected citizen of this city died at his home and was buried this morning. Mr. Jones formerly hailed from Georgia, where he was well known and a very influential citizen of the town of Griffin. The deceased was 82 years of age and leaves two sons, a daughter and a brother to mourn his loss.
He moved to Cullman five years ago with his son Frank Jones who died in this city three years ago. Since that time he has remained with his only daughter Miss Sarah and they have made their home in this city.
Mr. Jones was one of the early settlers of Atlanta, Ga."
[Obituary in Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama), Sunday, Jan. 21, 1912, issue 21, p. 2; GenealogyBank.com (http://www.genealogybank.com)]
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NOTE: Per Rucker, Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones was bur. beside his son, Franklin Reps Jones. In his son's obituary, the cemetery is named, Protestant Cemetery.
[Source: NewspaperARCHIVE.com; Cullman Times Democrat, 8 September 1910, Thurs., p. 1]
The Protestant Cemetery was later known as Cullman City Cemetery per, "Cullman County, Alabama Cemeteries, Vol. 2,"(Author compiler: Robin Sterling; Pub. Lulu Edition, Raleigh, NC, 2013). In it, Mr. Sterling indicates, "Cullman City Cemetery (The Protestant Cemetery),...Location in the City of Cullman, 9th Street and West Main...."
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"[Adam Willie(Wylie)Jones] d. ... at Cullman, Alabama, and is bur. there beside his son, Frank Reps Jones, who d. Sept. 5, 1910."
[SOURCE: The Genealogy of Peiter Heyl and his Descendants, 1100-1936; Elizabeth Hoyle Rucker, editor, (Shelby, North Carolina: Zolliecoffer Jenks Thompson and Others, 1938)]
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Obituary
"CULLMAN, ALA. Jan. 20, 1912 -- A. W. JONES, an old and highly respected citizen of this city died at his home and was buried this morning. Mr. Jones formerly hailed from Georgia, where he was well known and a very influential citizen of the town of Griffin. The deceased was 82 years of age and leaves two sons, a daughter and a brother to mourn his loss.
He moved to Cullman five years ago with his son Frank Jones who died in this city three years ago. Since that time he has remained with his only daughter Miss Sarah and they have made their home in this city.
Mr. Jones was one of the early settlers of Atlanta, Ga."
[Obituary in Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama), Sunday, Jan. 21, 1912, issue 21, p. 2; GenealogyBank.com (http://www.genealogybank.com)]
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NOTE: Per Rucker, Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones was bur. beside his son, Franklin Reps Jones. In his son's obituary, the cemetery is named, Protestant Cemetery.
[Source: NewspaperARCHIVE.com; Cullman Times Democrat, 8 September 1910, Thurs., p. 1]
The Protestant Cemetery was later known as Cullman City Cemetery per, "Cullman County, Alabama Cemeteries, Vol. 2,"(Author compiler: Robin Sterling; Pub. Lulu Edition, Raleigh, NC, 2013). In it, Mr. Sterling indicates, "Cullman City Cemetery (The Protestant Cemetery),...Location in the City of Cullman, 9th Street and West Main...."
Name also seen as Adam Willie/Wylie Jones or Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones. This is because, although the middle name is spelled Willie, the pronunciation is with a long "i", as in Wylie.
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"[Adam Willie(Wylie)Jones] d. ... at Cullman, Alabama, and is bur. there beside his son, Frank Reps Jones, who d. Sept. 5, 1910."
[SOURCE: The Genealogy of Peiter Heyl and his Descendants, 1100-1936; Elizabeth Hoyle Rucker, editor, (Shelby, North Carolina: Zolliecoffer Jenks Thompson and Others, 1938)]
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Obituary
"CULLMAN, ALA. Jan. 20, 1912 -- A. W. JONES, an old and highly respected citizen of this city died at his home and was buried this morning. Mr. Jones formerly hailed from Georgia, where he was well known and a very influential citizen of the town of Griffin. The deceased was 82 years of age and leaves two sons, a daughter and a brother to mourn his loss.
He moved to Cullman five years ago with his son Frank Jones who died in this city three years ago. Since that time he has remained with his only daughter Miss Sarah and they have made their home in this city.
Mr. Jones was one of the early settlers of Atlanta, Ga."
[Obituary in Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama), Sunday, Jan. 21, 1912, issue 21, p. 2; GenealogyBank.com (http://www.genealogybank.com)]
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NOTE: Per Rucker, Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones was bur. beside his son, Franklin Reps Jones. In his son's obituary, the cemetery is named, Protestant Cemetery.
[Source: NewspaperARCHIVE.com; Cullman Times Democrat, 8 September 1910, Thurs., p. 1]
The Protestant Cemetery was later known as Cullman City Cemetery per, "Cullman County, Alabama Cemeteries, Vol. 2,"(Author compiler: Robin Sterling; Pub. Lulu Edition, Raleigh, NC, 2013). In it, Mr. Sterling indicates, "Cullman City Cemetery (The Protestant Cemetery),...Location in the City of Cullman, 9th Street and West Main...."
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"[Adam Willie(Wylie)Jones] d. ... at Cullman, Alabama, and is bur. there beside his son, Frank Reps Jones, who d. Sept. 5, 1910."
[SOURCE: The Genealogy of Peiter Heyl and his Descendants, 1100-1936; Elizabeth Hoyle Rucker, editor, (Shelby, North Carolina: Zolliecoffer Jenks Thompson and Others, 1938)]
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Obituary
"CULLMAN, ALA. Jan. 20, 1912 -- A. W. JONES, an old and highly respected citizen of this city died at his home and was buried this morning. Mr. Jones formerly hailed from Georgia, where he was well known and a very influential citizen of the town of Griffin. The deceased was 82 years of age and leaves two sons, a daughter and a brother to mourn his loss.
He moved to Cullman five years ago with his son Frank Jones who died in this city three years ago. Since that time he has remained with his only daughter Miss Sarah and they have made their home in this city.
Mr. Jones was one of the early settlers of Atlanta, Ga."
[Obituary in Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama), Sunday, Jan. 21, 1912, issue 21, p. 2; GenealogyBank.com (http://www.genealogybank.com)]
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NOTE: Per Rucker, Adam Willie(Wylie) Jones was bur. beside his son, Franklin Reps Jones. In his son's obituary, the cemetery is named, Protestant Cemetery.
[Source: NewspaperARCHIVE.com; Cullman Times Democrat, 8 September 1910, Thurs., p. 1]
The Protestant Cemetery was later known as Cullman City Cemetery per, "Cullman County, Alabama Cemeteries, Vol. 2,"(Author compiler: Robin Sterling; Pub. Lulu Edition, Raleigh, NC, 2013). In it, Mr. Sterling indicates, "Cullman City Cemetery (The Protestant Cemetery),...Location in the City of Cullman, 9th Street and West Main...."
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