Age 67 years, 8 months. Buried March 23, 1909.
On October 17, 1861 as Annie W. Miller, she married Charles S.D. Jones at Boyd, Kentucky.
He was the son of Senator George W. Jones of Iowa.
They were the parents of six children.
On the 1880 Census for Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, his marital status was Divorced.
They were the parents of Josephine Jones born about 1864 in Virginia, Katharine Stribling Jones Dawson [born about 1867 at Virginia; died April 3, 1953] and George W. Jones. Another daughter married Maynard Bayles.
Some Virginia Families by Hugh Milton McIlany, 1903
The Stribling Family pages 48-49
Daughter of Ann Taliaferro Stribling (parents Taliaferro Stribling and Mary Tate), born December 21, 1917; died Washington, D.C., June 8, 1854; married Roselawn, Frederick County, November 7, 1837, James Jones Miller (born Leesburg, October 18, 1812; died Denton, Kentucky, December 5, 1898; parents Samuel Miller and Hannah Potter. He was connected with the Indian and Post Office Departments of the Government and was later an editor and publisher at Lexington, Kentucky.
Annie Wallace Miller (born in Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, July 30, 1842; married in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky October 17, 1861 Charles Scott Dodge Jones [born in Sinsinawa Mound, Grant County, Wisconsin, September 23, 1832, a lawyer, he was appointed Captain and Assistant Adjutant General, CSA, on the staff of General Bushrod R. Johnson, September 7, 1863 to July 21, 1864. Jones went on to serve under Johnson in the early stages of the Petersburg campaign in Virginia. Captured at Drewry's Bluff, May 17, 1864. Jones was finally exchanged March 4, 1865. He died in Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, January 1890. His father was United States Minister to Colombia and Governor of Iowa.] She lived at one time post-bellum in Washington, D.C.
Children:
Nannie Stribling Jones, born and died in Richmond, Virginia, 1862.
Mary Josephine Jones, born near Richmond, Virginia, 1864.
Katharine Stribling Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, February 8, 1867; married Washington, D.C., November 1, 1892, Clarence Edward Dawson (born Kendal Green, Maryland, July 31, 1869; parents Edward Matthew Dawson and Susan Hambleton Parrott. He has been Private Secretary to the Post Master General of the United States.
George Wallace Jones, born in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa, 1869; he is connected with the Post Office Department in Washington, D.C.
Mary Taliaferro Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, September 23, 1871 [died June 1918 at New York City]; married Washington, D.C. July 3, 1895, John Josephus Lordan (born Galveston, Galveston County, Texas; he was a lawyer in New York City). They resided in New York, New York, where he resided alone on the 1920 census.
Eliza Ben Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, May 31, 1876; married Baltimore, Maryland, August 28, 1895, Willis Owen Hohenstein (born in Missouri, September 9, 1872; he is manager for Armour's establishment in Washington, D.C.).
On October 17, 1861 as Annie W. Miller, she married Charles S.D. Jones at Boyd, Kentucky.
He was the son of Senator George W. Jones of Iowa.
They were the parents of six children.
On the 1880 Census for Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, his marital status was Divorced.
They were the parents of Josephine Jones born about 1864 in Virginia, Katharine Stribling Jones Dawson [born about 1867 at Virginia; died April 3, 1953] and George W. Jones. Another daughter married Maynard Bayles.
Some Virginia Families by Hugh Milton McIlany, 1903
The Stribling Family pages 48-49
Daughter of Ann Taliaferro Stribling (parents Taliaferro Stribling and Mary Tate), born December 21, 1917; died Washington, D.C., June 8, 1854; married Roselawn, Frederick County, November 7, 1837, James Jones Miller (born Leesburg, October 18, 1812; died Denton, Kentucky, December 5, 1898; parents Samuel Miller and Hannah Potter. He was connected with the Indian and Post Office Departments of the Government and was later an editor and publisher at Lexington, Kentucky.
Annie Wallace Miller (born in Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, July 30, 1842; married in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky October 17, 1861 Charles Scott Dodge Jones [born in Sinsinawa Mound, Grant County, Wisconsin, September 23, 1832, a lawyer, he was appointed Captain and Assistant Adjutant General, CSA, on the staff of General Bushrod R. Johnson, September 7, 1863 to July 21, 1864. Jones went on to serve under Johnson in the early stages of the Petersburg campaign in Virginia. Captured at Drewry's Bluff, May 17, 1864. Jones was finally exchanged March 4, 1865. He died in Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, January 1890. His father was United States Minister to Colombia and Governor of Iowa.] She lived at one time post-bellum in Washington, D.C.
Children:
Nannie Stribling Jones, born and died in Richmond, Virginia, 1862.
Mary Josephine Jones, born near Richmond, Virginia, 1864.
Katharine Stribling Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, February 8, 1867; married Washington, D.C., November 1, 1892, Clarence Edward Dawson (born Kendal Green, Maryland, July 31, 1869; parents Edward Matthew Dawson and Susan Hambleton Parrott. He has been Private Secretary to the Post Master General of the United States.
George Wallace Jones, born in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa, 1869; he is connected with the Post Office Department in Washington, D.C.
Mary Taliaferro Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, September 23, 1871 [died June 1918 at New York City]; married Washington, D.C. July 3, 1895, John Josephus Lordan (born Galveston, Galveston County, Texas; he was a lawyer in New York City). They resided in New York, New York, where he resided alone on the 1920 census.
Eliza Ben Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, May 31, 1876; married Baltimore, Maryland, August 28, 1895, Willis Owen Hohenstein (born in Missouri, September 9, 1872; he is manager for Armour's establishment in Washington, D.C.).
Age 67 years, 8 months. Buried March 23, 1909.
On October 17, 1861 as Annie W. Miller, she married Charles S.D. Jones at Boyd, Kentucky.
He was the son of Senator George W. Jones of Iowa.
They were the parents of six children.
On the 1880 Census for Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, his marital status was Divorced.
They were the parents of Josephine Jones born about 1864 in Virginia, Katharine Stribling Jones Dawson [born about 1867 at Virginia; died April 3, 1953] and George W. Jones. Another daughter married Maynard Bayles.
Some Virginia Families by Hugh Milton McIlany, 1903
The Stribling Family pages 48-49
Daughter of Ann Taliaferro Stribling (parents Taliaferro Stribling and Mary Tate), born December 21, 1917; died Washington, D.C., June 8, 1854; married Roselawn, Frederick County, November 7, 1837, James Jones Miller (born Leesburg, October 18, 1812; died Denton, Kentucky, December 5, 1898; parents Samuel Miller and Hannah Potter. He was connected with the Indian and Post Office Departments of the Government and was later an editor and publisher at Lexington, Kentucky.
Annie Wallace Miller (born in Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, July 30, 1842; married in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky October 17, 1861 Charles Scott Dodge Jones [born in Sinsinawa Mound, Grant County, Wisconsin, September 23, 1832, a lawyer, he was appointed Captain and Assistant Adjutant General, CSA, on the staff of General Bushrod R. Johnson, September 7, 1863 to July 21, 1864. Jones went on to serve under Johnson in the early stages of the Petersburg campaign in Virginia. Captured at Drewry's Bluff, May 17, 1864. Jones was finally exchanged March 4, 1865. He died in Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, January 1890. His father was United States Minister to Colombia and Governor of Iowa.] She lived at one time post-bellum in Washington, D.C.
Children:
Nannie Stribling Jones, born and died in Richmond, Virginia, 1862.
Mary Josephine Jones, born near Richmond, Virginia, 1864.
Katharine Stribling Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, February 8, 1867; married Washington, D.C., November 1, 1892, Clarence Edward Dawson (born Kendal Green, Maryland, July 31, 1869; parents Edward Matthew Dawson and Susan Hambleton Parrott. He has been Private Secretary to the Post Master General of the United States.
George Wallace Jones, born in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa, 1869; he is connected with the Post Office Department in Washington, D.C.
Mary Taliaferro Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, September 23, 1871 [died June 1918 at New York City]; married Washington, D.C. July 3, 1895, John Josephus Lordan (born Galveston, Galveston County, Texas; he was a lawyer in New York City). They resided in New York, New York, where he resided alone on the 1920 census.
Eliza Ben Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, May 31, 1876; married Baltimore, Maryland, August 28, 1895, Willis Owen Hohenstein (born in Missouri, September 9, 1872; he is manager for Armour's establishment in Washington, D.C.).
On October 17, 1861 as Annie W. Miller, she married Charles S.D. Jones at Boyd, Kentucky.
He was the son of Senator George W. Jones of Iowa.
They were the parents of six children.
On the 1880 Census for Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, his marital status was Divorced.
They were the parents of Josephine Jones born about 1864 in Virginia, Katharine Stribling Jones Dawson [born about 1867 at Virginia; died April 3, 1953] and George W. Jones. Another daughter married Maynard Bayles.
Some Virginia Families by Hugh Milton McIlany, 1903
The Stribling Family pages 48-49
Daughter of Ann Taliaferro Stribling (parents Taliaferro Stribling and Mary Tate), born December 21, 1917; died Washington, D.C., June 8, 1854; married Roselawn, Frederick County, November 7, 1837, James Jones Miller (born Leesburg, October 18, 1812; died Denton, Kentucky, December 5, 1898; parents Samuel Miller and Hannah Potter. He was connected with the Indian and Post Office Departments of the Government and was later an editor and publisher at Lexington, Kentucky.
Annie Wallace Miller (born in Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia, July 30, 1842; married in Ashland, Boyd County, Kentucky October 17, 1861 Charles Scott Dodge Jones [born in Sinsinawa Mound, Grant County, Wisconsin, September 23, 1832, a lawyer, he was appointed Captain and Assistant Adjutant General, CSA, on the staff of General Bushrod R. Johnson, September 7, 1863 to July 21, 1864. Jones went on to serve under Johnson in the early stages of the Petersburg campaign in Virginia. Captured at Drewry's Bluff, May 17, 1864. Jones was finally exchanged March 4, 1865. He died in Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, January 1890. His father was United States Minister to Colombia and Governor of Iowa.] She lived at one time post-bellum in Washington, D.C.
Children:
Nannie Stribling Jones, born and died in Richmond, Virginia, 1862.
Mary Josephine Jones, born near Richmond, Virginia, 1864.
Katharine Stribling Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, February 8, 1867; married Washington, D.C., November 1, 1892, Clarence Edward Dawson (born Kendal Green, Maryland, July 31, 1869; parents Edward Matthew Dawson and Susan Hambleton Parrott. He has been Private Secretary to the Post Master General of the United States.
George Wallace Jones, born in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa, 1869; he is connected with the Post Office Department in Washington, D.C.
Mary Taliaferro Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, September 23, 1871 [died June 1918 at New York City]; married Washington, D.C. July 3, 1895, John Josephus Lordan (born Galveston, Galveston County, Texas; he was a lawyer in New York City). They resided in New York, New York, where he resided alone on the 1920 census.
Eliza Ben Jones, born Dubuque, Iowa, May 31, 1876; married Baltimore, Maryland, August 28, 1895, Willis Owen Hohenstein (born in Missouri, September 9, 1872; he is manager for Armour's establishment in Washington, D.C.).
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