son of Albert E. Jones
James was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 1906. He moved to southern California, and was admitted to the California Bar. He started his practice in Los Angeles shortly before his death. The death notice published in the Burlington Weekly Free Press suggests he died of a ruptured aorta while on Mt. Lowe in LA County.
James was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 1906. He moved to southern California, and was admitted to the California Bar. He started his practice in Los Angeles shortly before his death. The death notice published in the Burlington Weekly Free Press suggests he died of a ruptured aorta while on Mt. Lowe in LA County.
son of Albert E. Jones
James was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 1906. He moved to southern California, and was admitted to the California Bar. He started his practice in Los Angeles shortly before his death. The death notice published in the Burlington Weekly Free Press suggests he died of a ruptured aorta while on Mt. Lowe in LA County.
James was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 1906. He moved to southern California, and was admitted to the California Bar. He started his practice in Los Angeles shortly before his death. The death notice published in the Burlington Weekly Free Press suggests he died of a ruptured aorta while on Mt. Lowe in LA County.
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