Son of Clay b. N.C. and Flora Jones b. Tenn.
In the 1930 Census Elmo G. Jones b. S.C. was aboard the Coast Guard Destroyer Trippe docked in Stapleton, Staten Island, N.Y. He was a 1st class quartermaster. The Trippe was a Navy Destroyer in World War I then transferred to the Coast Guard in 1924 to help with boats smuggling alcoholic beverages during prohibition.
In the 1930 Census Elmo G. Jones b. S.C. was aboard the Coast Guard Destroyer Trippe docked in Stapleton, Staten Island, N.Y. He was a 1st class quartermaster. The Trippe was a Navy Destroyer in World War I then transferred to the Coast Guard in 1924 to help with boats smuggling alcoholic beverages during prohibition.
Son of Clay b. N.C. and Flora Jones b. Tenn.
In the 1930 Census Elmo G. Jones b. S.C. was aboard the Coast Guard Destroyer Trippe docked in Stapleton, Staten Island, N.Y. He was a 1st class quartermaster. The Trippe was a Navy Destroyer in World War I then transferred to the Coast Guard in 1924 to help with boats smuggling alcoholic beverages during prohibition.
In the 1930 Census Elmo G. Jones b. S.C. was aboard the Coast Guard Destroyer Trippe docked in Stapleton, Staten Island, N.Y. He was a 1st class quartermaster. The Trippe was a Navy Destroyer in World War I then transferred to the Coast Guard in 1924 to help with boats smuggling alcoholic beverages during prohibition.
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