Married Cynthia Woodard Rice, 1840, moved to Cross Plains, WI area approx 1850
Children: Thadeus 1841, Delilah Rice Jones 1843, Mary E. Rice Jones 1844, Martha Ann Rice Smith 1847, James W. 1849, William Curtis 1852, Sarah Jane 1854, John F. 1856, Rowena Rice 1861, George Washington Rice 1862
He was one of 12 Civil War veterans buried in Hamlin Cemetery. His brother Obadiah, also buried in Hamlin was also a Civil War Vet. The Rice's originally started the cemetery as a family lot and then agreed to let it be used for public use about 1866 when Thankful Jones was first public burial there.
Married Cynthia Woodard Rice, 1840, moved to Cross Plains, WI area approx 1850
Children: Thadeus 1841, Delilah Rice Jones 1843, Mary E. Rice Jones 1844, Martha Ann Rice Smith 1847, James W. 1849, William Curtis 1852, Sarah Jane 1854, John F. 1856, Rowena Rice 1861, George Washington Rice 1862
He was one of 12 Civil War veterans buried in Hamlin Cemetery. His brother Obadiah, also buried in Hamlin was also a Civil War Vet. The Rice's originally started the cemetery as a family lot and then agreed to let it be used for public use about 1866 when Thankful Jones was first public burial there.
Family Members
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Delilah Rice Jones
1843–1917
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Mary Elizabeth Rice Jones
1844–1928
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Martha Ann Rice Smith
1847–1915
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James Woodard Rice
1849–1867
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William Curtis Rice
1852–1892
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Sarah Jane Rice Lampman
1854–1918
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John Freemont Rice
1856–1881
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Rowena Eugenia Rice Jones
1860–1949
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George Washington Rice
1862–1890
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Cynthia Miranda Rice
1867–1867
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