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Mabra Madden Jones and James Lovelady Families

Mabra Jones and wife Sarah Lovelady, daughter of Rev James Lovelady and Nancy Linville (maiden name unproven) - this family settled in Dewitt and Lavaca counties area of Texas before 1850, eventually spreading out to places like Waco and Beaumont and Palestine. This album is dedicated to that family unit. Letters written by some of these family members, mostly Mary Jones, are included. These letters span a time from 1855 on through in the 1920s. They were transcribed and supplied to me by Leonard Meyer in the late 1990s. He was from Halletsville and a descendent of the Butts, Bounds, Coolie families. James Lovelady's daughter Jane died with a young family of her own. Her husband, Andrew Butts, stayed a "son" to the family, even after he remarried Susan Bounds. Susan became the beloved Aunt to the Jones children who most of these letters were written to. While the Jones children were still young, Sarah Lovelady, daughter of James, and sister to Jane, died at an early age. Mabra remarried Martha Ponton and had several more children. But it's through these letters that we get a good view of the whole family and indeed brings them all to life and allows us to share their memories.

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East Hill Cemetery, Jones, Martha Ann Ponton

Palestine, Anderson County, Texas
(taken and supplied by John Reedy)

Status: Located

Owner of originalSherry Sharp
Date16 Jan 2003
PlacePalestine, Texas
File nameJones-Martha-M.jpg
File Size136.75k
Dimensions800 x 600
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Linked toEast Hill Cem, Palestine, Anderson Co, Texas; Martha M. Ponton (Burial)
AlbumsMabra Madden Jones and James Lovelady Families

East Hill Cemetery, Palestine, Anderson County, Texas, USA

Notes: Now known as Palestine City Cemetery

Originally there were several separate cemeteries adjacent to one another in Palestine, Anderson County, Texas. Through the years as they all expanded they merged into what is now known as PALESTINE CITY CEMETERY which is now made up of 5 sections.
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