Biographical Sketch of Hon W M Jones
The Carrollton Court notes the death of Uncle Bil Jones born July 20 1834 in Coweta County Georgia who served in the Confederate Army and long served as Constable and Justice of the Peace. He moved to Carroll County and Carrollton where he held public offices, was a devout Primitive Baptist, and a loyal citizen. The court adopts a memorial praising his simplicity integrity fidelity and ingenuity and extends sympathy to his widow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Norman
T. M. Hamiick
N. PL & Ex
Jastier Court
G. M. Carroll Conn
Gaston
W. M. Jones
Bil Jones
Thie Court
Juty
Coweta County
Georgia
Boot, BL
Celia Jones
Carroll Couty
JSG
Uy. 1
1St Ga
Do M. Malock
Carrollton
Wheeler Cavalry
Sir Linetenant
No. 1
Primitive Baptist Church
N. P
J.P
Tie
Bill
Thia
Carroll County
Said
Justice of the Peace
G. M
Enmety
Wl T
Norman
J. P
Hamrick
N.P
Used Cars At Glenn Holmes By Bledsoe and Holmes
A brief classified notice from Bledsoe and Holmes promoting a selection of second hand cars for gale or trade at Glenn Holmes with emphasis on bargains and quick sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Rica
Bowdon Junction
Pine Bluff
Ark
Maple Street
Bowdon
Hulett
Carrollton
Bankhead Highway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roger Meeks
W.L. Folds
Watson & Bonner
V. C, Harris
UO. B
Harris
J.B. F. Dial
Carrollton, Ga
Hon. W. M. Jones
Enatalin Usssetter
Ned
HH. M. Boon
Palthe
Santa
E. T. McGuire
THE
Carroll Free Press
C. A
Ralph Meeks