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Jones, Anna H. |
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1901 Census for Frederica F. Jones - 1900
Partial record. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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2444 Montgall Avenue, Kansas City, MO - 2009
Anna H. Jones' home at 2444 Montgall Avenue in Kansas City, MO. This street was written about as a noteworthy street of accomplished African Americans. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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A Bill of Sale for Allen Jones' 'purchase' of his father Charles who was enslaved. Dated 1829. - 1829
A Bill of Sale for Allen Jones' 'purchase' of his father Charles who was enslaved. Dated 1829. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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About Sophia B. Jones from the "Story of Spelman College"
Book writtten by Florence Mathilda Read. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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A Century's Progress for the American Colored Woman by Anna H. Jones
In Voice of the Negro (September 1905): 631–633 and (October 1905): 692–694. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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Allen Chavis and Margie Carr Facebook chat
Contains links to resources for Margie Carr's planned book "Kansas City's Montgall Avenue". From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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Allen Jones
Facts about Allen Jones life -- dates of birth, marriages, where he lived, when he died, offspring and census records listing him. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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Allen Jones' Emacipation Papers
To the Honorable the Judge of the Superior Court of the County of Wake. Petition of emancipation for the slaves Allen owned, having bought them from their slaveowners, including Allen's wife Tempe, three of their children Munro (James Monroe), Bethena and (Charles) Brougham.
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Allen Jones' purchase of his father Charles Jones' freedom from George W. Jeffreys - 1929
Allen Jones' purchase of his father out of slavery, from George W. Jeffreys of Person County for $350. Allen was by this time a 'free man of color', having paid for his own freedom.
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A.M.E. Zion Forum - Young People's Forum - 1925
March March 1 1925, Anna H. Jones to read a paper on the "Negro In Slavery".
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Anna Havener Jones
Anna Havener Jones was the daughter of George A.M. Jones, named for her Aunt Anna Holland Jones and her mother Martha C. Havener.
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Anna H. Jones
A collection of images of Anna at different points in her life. From a scrapbook of family history compiled by Anna H. Jones and Sophia Bethany Jones family descendent Renée Cochée with contributions from Ron Clark.
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Anna H. Jones
An image of Anna H. Jones in her later years, taken in Kansas City, showing her dignity. See also OBJ ID: AHJ 247.
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Anna H. Jones - c. 1910
This photograph captures her strength and dignity. The photographer Henri Charles Membrey Gascon was born in England c. 1870 by 1908 was living in Kansas City Missouri, which he did until after 1920. Anna lived in Kansas City during this time, moving to California in late 1919 or early 1920. Mr. Gascon's advertisements say he is formerly of London and Paris and that his photographs are "high-class".
Record Type: Photo
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Anna H. Jones at Douglass School - c. 1915
In 1911, Miss Anna H. Jones became the first African American principal in Kansas City, MO at Douglass High School.
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