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Canadian County, Oklahoma
Dr. John Wesley Jones
Frisco Herald - 8 Jan 1891
Dr. J. Wesley Jones died at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr.
Graham, (Samuel) on Saturday night and was buried on Mr.
Graham's claim on Monday by the G. A. R. Post. (Moved to
Frisco).
Dr. Jones was one of the best-known as well as one of the most
skillful physicians and surgeons in this part of the country.
He was for a number of years a surgeon in the United States Army
and had only a few weeks before his death been granted a pension
of about four thousand dollars. Besides being a thorough master
of medicine, he was a well informed man upon all subjects. He
was afflicted with an incurable disease and this led him to
excesses and despondency that may have hastened his death. He
leaves no relatives that we know of except Mrs. Graham, his
daughter, (Belle) who will inherit his farm and other property.
Additional Info: Dr. Jones Homesteaded the NE 1/4 of Sec 32 Twp
13 Rg 5. One the 1890 census he was age 54 born in Virginia.
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