Souvenir Edition, The Williamstown Courier, Williamstown, Ky, May 30, 
1901, reprinted September 19, 1981 by the Grant County KY Historical
Society.

C. F. JONES.  Among the railroad agents of the Q. & C., in Grant County,
C. F. Jones, of Blanchett, stands at the forefront.  He is a product of
Grant County, having been born at Corinth, August 28, 1867.  He is a son
of Henry and Willie Jane Jones and was educated at the Corinth Academy,
and worked during his boyhood with his father at the blacksmith trade.
July 3, 1888, he was married to Miss Francis Powell.  Five children were
born to this union, two of whom are still living, Harry Carlton, aged
11, and Mary Cecil May, aged 8.  His first wife died Jun 12, 1894, and 
he was again married on August 7, 1895, to Mrs. Lizzie Booth.  One 
child, a boy of 4, named Leo, is the result of his union.  There are 
altogether four living children in this family, there being one by her 
first husband, a boy named Harry Booth, aged 14.  Charley Jones learned 
telegraphy in 1889, with C. B. Skeggs as his tutor.  He secured a 
position with the C.N.O.T.P.R.R., February 14, 1889, and worked at 
various places on the road until November, 1894, when he was transferred
to the mechanical department and fired on a locomotive until December, 
1895, when he was appointed agent at Donerail, Ky., and transferred to 
Blanchett, August 1, 1898, which position he has held since.  He has 
never been suspended for a day since beginning work on the road.  
Charley Jones is of an inventive turn of mind.  He has secured several 
patents on useful articles, mainly railroad facilities, for which he 
has realized considerable remuneration.  He is industrious, and when 
off duty, always working at some invention or idea.  He will no doubt 
be heard from in the patent world some day as an inventor of much 
repute.

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