Mother's Day Letter May 23, 1918
Hast thou sounded the depths of yonder sea.
And counted the sands that under it be.
Has thou counted the stars in heaven above.
Then mayest thou think of a mother's love.So Dear Mother, moved by an inspired thought I am sending you this letter, a token of love and to tell you, dear mother, I haven't forgotten you, and there isn't a day passes but what I think of you. Your loving son,
J. WM. Coons.
Q. M. Sergt.. Q. M. C. Sr. Grade.
Chief Instructor. U. S. A.
Zetta was the mother of John William Coons, Edith Pearl Coons Morris, Walter Smith Coons.
My dear Great Grandmother, Lillian Stratton
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1918 Article about Jacob Smith Coons.
For his 3rd wife Mr. Coons Married Emma Crowell, who was born in Indiana, a daughter of John and Diantha (Jennison) Crowell. She was only two years of age when the family came to Illinois, and as one of eight children she grew up and received her education in the public schools of Champaign County. Mr. and Mrs. Coons had two children, Edith and Walter. They were well educated in the local schools and went to St. Joseph High School. Edith attended Brown's Business College at Champaign.
The article said she had 2 children, but they had three, John William, Edith Pearl and Walter Smith.
Hast thou sounded the depths of yonder sea.
And counted the sands that under it be.
Has thou counted the stars in heaven above.
Then mayest thou think of a mother's love.So Dear Mother, moved by an inspired thought I am sending you this letter, a token of love and to tell you, dear mother, I haven't forgotten you, and there isn't a day passes but what I think of you. Your loving son,
J. WM. Coons.
Q. M. Sergt.. Q. M. C. Sr. Grade.
Chief Instructor. U. S. A.
Zetta was the mother of John William Coons, Edith Pearl Coons Morris, Walter Smith Coons.
My dear Great Grandmother, Lillian Stratton
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1918 Article about Jacob Smith Coons.
For his 3rd wife Mr. Coons Married Emma Crowell, who was born in Indiana, a daughter of John and Diantha (Jennison) Crowell. She was only two years of age when the family came to Illinois, and as one of eight children she grew up and received her education in the public schools of Champaign County. Mr. and Mrs. Coons had two children, Edith and Walter. They were well educated in the local schools and went to St. Joseph High School. Edith attended Brown's Business College at Champaign.
The article said she had 2 children, but they had three, John William, Edith Pearl and Walter Smith.
Mother's Day Letter May 23, 1918
Hast thou sounded the depths of yonder sea.
And counted the sands that under it be.
Has thou counted the stars in heaven above.
Then mayest thou think of a mother's love.So Dear Mother, moved by an inspired thought I am sending you this letter, a token of love and to tell you, dear mother, I haven't forgotten you, and there isn't a day passes but what I think of you. Your loving son,
J. WM. Coons.
Q. M. Sergt.. Q. M. C. Sr. Grade.
Chief Instructor. U. S. A.
Zetta was the mother of John William Coons, Edith Pearl Coons Morris, Walter Smith Coons.
My dear Great Grandmother, Lillian Stratton
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1918 Article about Jacob Smith Coons.
For his 3rd wife Mr. Coons Married Emma Crowell, who was born in Indiana, a daughter of John and Diantha (Jennison) Crowell. She was only two years of age when the family came to Illinois, and as one of eight children she grew up and received her education in the public schools of Champaign County. Mr. and Mrs. Coons had two children, Edith and Walter. They were well educated in the local schools and went to St. Joseph High School. Edith attended Brown's Business College at Champaign.
The article said she had 2 children, but they had three, John William, Edith Pearl and Walter Smith.
Hast thou sounded the depths of yonder sea.
And counted the sands that under it be.
Has thou counted the stars in heaven above.
Then mayest thou think of a mother's love.So Dear Mother, moved by an inspired thought I am sending you this letter, a token of love and to tell you, dear mother, I haven't forgotten you, and there isn't a day passes but what I think of you. Your loving son,
J. WM. Coons.
Q. M. Sergt.. Q. M. C. Sr. Grade.
Chief Instructor. U. S. A.
Zetta was the mother of John William Coons, Edith Pearl Coons Morris, Walter Smith Coons.
My dear Great Grandmother, Lillian Stratton
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1918 Article about Jacob Smith Coons.
For his 3rd wife Mr. Coons Married Emma Crowell, who was born in Indiana, a daughter of John and Diantha (Jennison) Crowell. She was only two years of age when the family came to Illinois, and as one of eight children she grew up and received her education in the public schools of Champaign County. Mr. and Mrs. Coons had two children, Edith and Walter. They were well educated in the local schools and went to St. Joseph High School. Edith attended Brown's Business College at Champaign.
The article said she had 2 children, but they had three, John William, Edith Pearl and Walter Smith.
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