JACKSON WAITES was the son of George Waites and Mrs. Jennie Waites.
He worked as a farmer.
He was the husband of Mrs. Rebecca (Tolbert) Waites.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on the grounds of Core Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker W.S.H. Pryor, of Jefferson.
Their son, Sterling W. Waites, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources ~ Texas Death Certificate 19119; Texas County Marriage Record; and the 1880-1940 census records of Marion County, Texas
He worked as a farmer.
He was the husband of Mrs. Rebecca (Tolbert) Waites.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on the grounds of Core Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker W.S.H. Pryor, of Jefferson.
Their son, Sterling W. Waites, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources ~ Texas Death Certificate 19119; Texas County Marriage Record; and the 1880-1940 census records of Marion County, Texas
JACKSON WAITES was the son of George Waites and Mrs. Jennie Waites.
He worked as a farmer.
He was the husband of Mrs. Rebecca (Tolbert) Waites.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on the grounds of Core Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker W.S.H. Pryor, of Jefferson.
Their son, Sterling W. Waites, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources ~ Texas Death Certificate 19119; Texas County Marriage Record; and the 1880-1940 census records of Marion County, Texas
He worked as a farmer.
He was the husband of Mrs. Rebecca (Tolbert) Waites.
Upon his passing, he was laid to rest on the grounds of Core Cemetery.
Burial arrangements were managed by undertaker W.S.H. Pryor, of Jefferson.
Their son, Sterling W. Waites, was the informant on the death certificate.
Sources ~ Texas Death Certificate 19119; Texas County Marriage Record; and the 1880-1940 census records of Marion County, Texas
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