Charles E. Jones, 1832–1913 (aged 80 years)
- Name
- Charles E. /Jones/
- Given names
- Charles E.
- Surname
- Jones
- Nickname
- Charlie
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Birth
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a brother
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a sister
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND WALLINGFORD, ELIZA L.
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a son
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State: Illinois Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a son
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Birth of a son
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Birth of a daughter
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Marriage of a son
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Marriage of a daughter
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Death of a wife
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MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND , SALLY
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Shared note: In the 1910 census, they were each showing this as their second marriage, with a calculated date of… In the 1910 census, they were each showing this as their second marriage, with a calculated date of 1906. |
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Death
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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Burial
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State: Kentucky Country: United States of America |
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1832–1913
Birth: 27 November 1832
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— Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America Death: 8 January 1913 — Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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13 months
younger brother |
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7 years
younger sister |
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1832–1913
Birth: 27 November 1832
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— Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America Death: 8 January 1913 — Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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1837–1904
Birth: 11 July 1837
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— Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America Death: 1904 |
| MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND WALLINGFORD, ELIZA L. | MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND WALLINGFORD, ELIZA L. — 29 April 1855 — Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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14 months
son |
1856–1941
Birth: 26 June 1856
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— Illinois, United States of America Death: 18 January 1941 — Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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9 years
son |
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3 years
son |
1866–1944
Birth: 15 June 1866
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— Kentucky, United States of America Death: 12 August 1944 |
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5 years
son |
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5 years
daughter |
1874–1939
Birth: 30 May 1874
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— Kentucky, United States of America Death: 4 October 1939 — Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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1832–1913
Birth: 27 November 1832
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— Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America Death: 8 January 1913 — Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky, United States of America |
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| MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND , SALLY | MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND , SALLY — 1906 — |
| MARRIAGE OF JONES, CHARLES E. AND , SALLY |
Shared note
In the 1910 census, they were each showing this as their second marriage, with a calculated date of 1906. |
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Shared note
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He was a farmer. |
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Shared note
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He died of some sort of poisoning (word not clear) with an enlarged prostrate as a contributory cause. |
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Shared note
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His death certificate refers to him still being married at the time of his death. |
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Shared note
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In the 1900 Fleming County, Kentucky census Eliza (62) and Charlie (66) are shown with a boarder. |
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Shared note
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From http://files.usgwarchives.org/ky/ky-footsteps/1998c/v01-447.txt Book: 36 Grantor: Thomas S. Givens, Commissioner for: William R. Denton, Mary Magdaline Denton, Eliza Ellen Denton, John T. Denton, John Jackson and Matilda J. Jackson, his wife, Charles Jones and Eliza Jones, his wife; Reuben Denton, Administrator of the Estate of Abram Denton, dec'd, James Denton, Guardian, etc, and Saunders? Burbour? Grantee: Daniel Johnson Consideration: $238.55 Acres: 32 1/2 acres Water Course: Licking River in Fleming Co., KY Neighbors/Bordering Properties: Johnson, River Hill Comments: Givens was appointed by the Fleming Co., KY Circuit Court in the action in Equity, pending of Jackson P. Rogers against William R. Denton and others. At the March Term 1860 a judgement was rendered by which, among many other things, it was adjudged that a sale should be made of so much of the land mentioned and described in the pleadings as might be necessary to raise the sum of $238.55 with interest from 8 Jun 1858 until paid and his (Rogers?) costs. John W. Dulin was appointed to make the sale at the courthouse door in Flemingsburg. It was offered on |
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