Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameMarie A. Brown 
Birth24 Jan 1879, Springfield, Greene Co., Missouri104
Death17 Apr 1964, Multnomah Co., Oregon31
BurialWillamette National Cemetery
Burial MemoPlot: Section H Site 1426
Alias/AKAMrs. C. G. Jones
FatherJohn Fulton Brown (1858-1939)
MotherMartha Ann Woodward (1860-1943)
Spouses
Birth28 Jul 1879, Bodie, California
Death30 Nov 1954, Humboldt Co., California
BurialWillamette National Cemetery
Burial MemoSection H Site 1427
ChildrenJohn H. (Adopted) (~1919-)
Notes for Marie A. Brown
92. . . lived in Everett, Washington in July of 1932 according to the obituary of Robert F. Brown, in the Kendrick Gazette, July 29, 1932
Evelyn Brown [e. june brown's sister] went to live with George and Marie (Brown) Jones sometime in the 30’s.
. . . resident of Banks, Oregon in Nov., 194397
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from Ancestry.com -
Name: Jones, Marie A
County: Multnomah
Death Date: 17 Apr 1964
Certificate: 5989
Age: 85
[this is a guess as far as her death certificate- any information on this would be greatly appreciated - craig sndyer]
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U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 about Marie A Jones
Name:
Marie A Jones
Service Info.:
CAPT US ARMY
Birth Date:
24 Jan 1879
Death Date:
17 Apr 1964
Relation:
Wife of Jones, Christopher G
Interment Date:
22 Apr 1964
Cemetery:
Willamette National Cemetery
Cemetery Address:
11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266
Buried At:
Section H Site 1426
Evelyn Brown [e. june brown's sister] went to live with George and Marie (Brown) Jones sometime in the 30’s.
. . . resident of Banks, Oregon in Nov., 194397
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from Ancestry.com -
Name: Jones, Marie A
County: Multnomah
Death Date: 17 Apr 1964
Certificate: 5989
Age: 85
[this is a guess as far as her death certificate- any information on this would be greatly appreciated - craig sndyer]
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U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 about Marie A Jones
Name:
Marie A Jones
Service Info.:
CAPT US ARMY
Birth Date:
24 Jan 1879
Death Date:
17 Apr 1964
Relation:
Wife of Jones, Christopher G
Interment Date:
22 Apr 1964
Cemetery:
Willamette National Cemetery
Cemetery Address:
11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266
Buried At:
Section H Site 1426
Notes for Christopher George (Spouse 1)
he was an engineer (built bridges that Emulus Brown helped with)
“Uncle George”
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1930 United States Federal Census about Christopher G Jones
Name: Christopher G Jones
Gender: Male
Birth Year:abt 1880
Birthplace: California
Race: White
Home in 1930: Echo, Summit, Utah
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Marie A Jones
Father's Birthplace: Ireland
Mother's Birthplace: Ireland
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Household Members:
Name Age
Christopher G Jones 50
Marie A Jones 49
John W Jones 11
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Home in 1940:
Manning, Washington, Oregon
U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 about Christpher George Jones
Name: Christpher George Jones
Birth Date: 28 Jul 1879
Birth Place: Bodie, California
Residence: Banks, Oregon
Race: White
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U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 about Christopher G Jones
Name: Christopher G Jones
Service Info.: CAPT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Birth Date: 28 Jul 1879
Death Date: 30 Nov 1954
Service Start Date: 21 Feb 1918
Interment Date: 6 Dec 1954
Cemetery: Willamette National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266
Buried At: Section H Site 1427
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74Christopher G Jones
Birth:
Jul. 28, 1879
Death:
Nov. 30, 1954
Inscription: CAPT US ARMY, WORLD WAR I
Burial:
Willamette National Cemetery
Portland
Multnomah County
Oregon, USA
Plot: Section H Site 1427
Created by: GCO (Inactive)
Record added: Apr 24, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 36274918
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From: ALASKA RAILROAD RECORD, April 19, 1918
GIFT SWORD WILL BE PRESENTED
FORMER ROADMASTER C. G. JONES
A handsomely engraved service sword, the gift of Anchorage friends and former associates, will be presented to Captain C. G. Jones, who resigned his position as roadmaster of Anchorage Division recently to accept a commission in the Thirty-first Engineering regiment, now recruiting at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The presentation will be made through Col. Frederick Mears, commander of the regiment, who until last January was a member of the Alaskan Engineering Commission.
The scabbard of the sword will bear this legend: "To Captain Christopher George Jones, Thirty-first Engineers, U. S. A., from friends and employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commission."
When the saber is presented to Captain Jones, the following letter, signed by the donors, will be delivered to him:
Anchorage, Alaska, April 1, 1918. Dear Captain:
When your appointment as captain in Colonel Mears' regiment was announced, almost immediately followed by your departure for your new station to serve your country and your flag, a feeling of deep regret was felt by your many friends in the employ of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, whom you left behind. This feeling, however, was assuaged by the fact that you were leaving for a field of broader responsibilities and greater usefulness— one in which your abilities as a man and an executive would be given to the service of your country, at this time when it needs the best of its manhood.
The undersigned, some of whom have been associated with you for years, and others who have been employed under your direction since the commencement of construction of the Government railroad in Alaska, as a remembrance of the friendship and esteem in which you are held by this community; as a token of your splendid managerial capacity; and above all, as an appreciation of your qualities as a man, take pleasure in presenting you with this sword.
As an army officer you have never as yet been tried, but we, your friends, have an implicit and abiding faith that you will acquit yourself with that credit and honor which are so closely associated with all the noble traditions of our Army.
As you well know, the best wishes and friendly feelings of this community will always be with you, whether at home or in a foreign land, in camp or on the battlefield; and with these sentiments goes the conviction that you will ever cherish this sword as an insignia of the full significance which it represents, that its wearer is an officer and a gentleman.
(Signed) F. A. Hansen, maintenance engineer; W. R. Manning, material yard, stores department; James Hanahan, acting roadmaster; H. B. Laughlin, division camp auditor; William Mclnnis, assistant superintendent construction; M. L. Peters, timber inspector; J. L. Strong, train dispatcher; George L. Jenkins, conductor; J. J. C. Moore, conductor; B. C. Elms, locomotive engineer; H. A. Tracey, locomotive engineer; Jos. J. Jeffries, steam shovel engineer; A. A. Lewis, brakeman; Dan Mclnnis, brakeman; William Hammar, baggageman; E. C. Connors, general foreman, T. & T. department; James McGill, foreman, B. & B. gang No. 5; L. G. Jackson, station agent, Matanuska; J. E. Manning, station agent, Chickaloon; Arthur Sessions, station agent, Wasilla; W. L. Durham, clerk, Maintenance of Way Dept.; W. A. Costello, timekeeper; J. J. Delancy. timekeeper; W. P. Gullic, timekeeper; W. S. Jones, timekeeper; L. A. Radigan, timekeeper; V. A. Stewart, foreman, Anchorage yards; Edward Krygier, foreman, water service; J. W. Barnes, section foreman, Houston; Steve Bunos, section foreman, Birchwood; John Canfield, section foreman, Wasilla; Thos. Hogan, section foreman, Kuney; Dan Lee, section foreman, Chickaloon; Ole Low, section foreman, Eska; T. G. Makris, section foreman, Campbell; J. J. Mangan, section foreman, Matanuska; H. H. McCutcheon, section foreman, Whitney; J. K. Moore, section foreman, Moose Creek; Grant Smith, section foreman, Pittman; W. C. Snook, section foreman, Camp No. 27; Ford Woolley, section foreman, Palmer; George Vassil, section foreman, Eklutna; Harry Zervas, section foreman, Potter; O. J. Hague, carpenter, B. & B. gang No. 5; James Hill, lineman, T. & T. Dept; C. H. Dech, pumpman, Pittman; Harry Walton, pumpman, Chickaloon; H. K. Marshall, steam shovel fireman; Andy Gerden, cook, Camp No. 187; R. E. Shanklin, cook, Camp No. 174; C. S. Spaulding, miner, Chickaloon; L. N. Markle, trackwalker, Mocse Creek; George L. Morin, trackwalker, Birchwood; Bill Baioutis, section laborer, Moose Creek; Jim Bolas, section laborer, Eska; John Cost, section laborer, Eska; Spero Gost, section laborer, Anchorage; Peter Jim, section laborer, Potter; Charles Martin, section laborer, Palmer.
“Uncle George”
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1930 United States Federal Census about Christopher G Jones
Name: Christopher G Jones
Gender: Male
Birth Year:abt 1880
Birthplace: California
Race: White
Home in 1930: Echo, Summit, Utah
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Marie A Jones
Father's Birthplace: Ireland
Mother's Birthplace: Ireland
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Neighbors:
View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Christopher G Jones 50
Marie A Jones 49
John W Jones 11
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Home in 1940:
Manning, Washington, Oregon
U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 about Christpher George Jones
Name: Christpher George Jones
Birth Date: 28 Jul 1879
Birth Place: Bodie, California
Residence: Banks, Oregon
Race: White
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U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 about Christopher G Jones
Name: Christopher G Jones
Service Info.: CAPT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
Birth Date: 28 Jul 1879
Death Date: 30 Nov 1954
Service Start Date: 21 Feb 1918
Interment Date: 6 Dec 1954
Cemetery: Willamette National Cemetery
Cemetery Address: 11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266
Buried At: Section H Site 1427
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74Christopher G Jones
Birth:
Jul. 28, 1879
Death:
Nov. 30, 1954
Inscription: CAPT US ARMY, WORLD WAR I
Burial:
Willamette National Cemetery
Portland
Multnomah County
Oregon, USA
Plot: Section H Site 1427
Created by: GCO (Inactive)
Record added: Apr 24, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 36274918
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From: ALASKA RAILROAD RECORD, April 19, 1918
GIFT SWORD WILL BE PRESENTED
FORMER ROADMASTER C. G. JONES
A handsomely engraved service sword, the gift of Anchorage friends and former associates, will be presented to Captain C. G. Jones, who resigned his position as roadmaster of Anchorage Division recently to accept a commission in the Thirty-first Engineering regiment, now recruiting at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The presentation will be made through Col. Frederick Mears, commander of the regiment, who until last January was a member of the Alaskan Engineering Commission.
The scabbard of the sword will bear this legend: "To Captain Christopher George Jones, Thirty-first Engineers, U. S. A., from friends and employees of the Alaskan Engineering Commission."
When the saber is presented to Captain Jones, the following letter, signed by the donors, will be delivered to him:
Anchorage, Alaska, April 1, 1918. Dear Captain:
When your appointment as captain in Colonel Mears' regiment was announced, almost immediately followed by your departure for your new station to serve your country and your flag, a feeling of deep regret was felt by your many friends in the employ of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, whom you left behind. This feeling, however, was assuaged by the fact that you were leaving for a field of broader responsibilities and greater usefulness— one in which your abilities as a man and an executive would be given to the service of your country, at this time when it needs the best of its manhood.
The undersigned, some of whom have been associated with you for years, and others who have been employed under your direction since the commencement of construction of the Government railroad in Alaska, as a remembrance of the friendship and esteem in which you are held by this community; as a token of your splendid managerial capacity; and above all, as an appreciation of your qualities as a man, take pleasure in presenting you with this sword.
As an army officer you have never as yet been tried, but we, your friends, have an implicit and abiding faith that you will acquit yourself with that credit and honor which are so closely associated with all the noble traditions of our Army.
As you well know, the best wishes and friendly feelings of this community will always be with you, whether at home or in a foreign land, in camp or on the battlefield; and with these sentiments goes the conviction that you will ever cherish this sword as an insignia of the full significance which it represents, that its wearer is an officer and a gentleman.
(Signed) F. A. Hansen, maintenance engineer; W. R. Manning, material yard, stores department; James Hanahan, acting roadmaster; H. B. Laughlin, division camp auditor; William Mclnnis, assistant superintendent construction; M. L. Peters, timber inspector; J. L. Strong, train dispatcher; George L. Jenkins, conductor; J. J. C. Moore, conductor; B. C. Elms, locomotive engineer; H. A. Tracey, locomotive engineer; Jos. J. Jeffries, steam shovel engineer; A. A. Lewis, brakeman; Dan Mclnnis, brakeman; William Hammar, baggageman; E. C. Connors, general foreman, T. & T. department; James McGill, foreman, B. & B. gang No. 5; L. G. Jackson, station agent, Matanuska; J. E. Manning, station agent, Chickaloon; Arthur Sessions, station agent, Wasilla; W. L. Durham, clerk, Maintenance of Way Dept.; W. A. Costello, timekeeper; J. J. Delancy. timekeeper; W. P. Gullic, timekeeper; W. S. Jones, timekeeper; L. A. Radigan, timekeeper; V. A. Stewart, foreman, Anchorage yards; Edward Krygier, foreman, water service; J. W. Barnes, section foreman, Houston; Steve Bunos, section foreman, Birchwood; John Canfield, section foreman, Wasilla; Thos. Hogan, section foreman, Kuney; Dan Lee, section foreman, Chickaloon; Ole Low, section foreman, Eska; T. G. Makris, section foreman, Campbell; J. J. Mangan, section foreman, Matanuska; H. H. McCutcheon, section foreman, Whitney; J. K. Moore, section foreman, Moose Creek; Grant Smith, section foreman, Pittman; W. C. Snook, section foreman, Camp No. 27; Ford Woolley, section foreman, Palmer; George Vassil, section foreman, Eklutna; Harry Zervas, section foreman, Potter; O. J. Hague, carpenter, B. & B. gang No. 5; James Hill, lineman, T. & T. Dept; C. H. Dech, pumpman, Pittman; Harry Walton, pumpman, Chickaloon; H. K. Marshall, steam shovel fireman; Andy Gerden, cook, Camp No. 187; R. E. Shanklin, cook, Camp No. 174; C. S. Spaulding, miner, Chickaloon; L. N. Markle, trackwalker, Mocse Creek; George L. Morin, trackwalker, Birchwood; Bill Baioutis, section laborer, Moose Creek; Jim Bolas, section laborer, Eska; John Cost, section laborer, Eska; Spero Gost, section laborer, Anchorage; Peter Jim, section laborer, Potter; Charles Martin, section laborer, Palmer.