Jones Family Cemetery
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Jones Family Cemetery

One of two Jones Family Cemeteries in Fannin county.
This one is located North of the Selfs Community and North of Cr2715


This family was from Ohio, there are
supposed to be unmarked graves here.
Jones, John W.  1785-1850 |Jones, Tamazine 1791-1853


 Jones Family Cemetery ~ 1850
The Jones Family

1846 ~ Arrive in Fannin County
1847 ~ Build Flour Mill on Sandy Creek Spring
1848 ~ Founding Members Honey Grove Baptist Church

100` Dedicated in loving memory by ;
Marvin N. Jones & Margaret Jones Robinson & Mary Virginia "Gina" Jones Hazelwood to parents ~ Marvin Horatio Jones & Mary M. Bowman.
Grandparents ~ H. Wescott Jones & "Carrie" Diggs.
GGPRTS ~ Horatio W. Jones & Elizabeth Cheatham
GGG ~ John Wescott Jones & Tamson D. Finley

Restoration by K. Massey

View the Tombstone    |    View the cemetery before restoration


    Tamezine died in Ft.Smith Ark.and her sons brought her back to be buried here.
    This came from a cemetery book that was put together by a group in the 50's. Billy Suitor gave
    me a copy of it.

    It contained this extra info:
    There is another grave beside them "unknown" "The Jones family came to Texas in 1846 from
    North Bend, Ohio (now part of Cincinnati). They came by boat down the Ohio and Mississippi 
    Rivers  to New Orleans, and thence up the Red River to Shreveport. From there the family
    traveled by wagon to the spot where the graveyard is located one mile north of Selfs. It took five 
    months for this move from Ohio to Texas"

    Jones Mill Community Historical Marker

    Thanks to Marvin Jones of Jefferson City, Mo. for initiating and funding 
    the cemetery restoration and the state historical marker.


Also contact: 
Also Researching this Family is Barbara Craddock Pike
 
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