Austin Ballard Stone, s/o Tobias Stone & Mary White.
His mother, Mary, was the d/o Omeara White & Margaret Ann Ballard, and the
granddaughter of James Austin Ballard, who rests nearby.
Austin Stone was married 14 Aug 1891 in Jessamine Co. to Laura L. Goodlet, d/o
William M. and Marilda Goodlet. She is called "Vonie" on her headstone.
They had a son who is mentioned in his father's obit whose name was likely John
B. Stone [The 1897 obit of James Austin Ballard mentions descendents A. B. Stone
and John B. Stone]
Appearing in the Richmond Climax, April 5, 1899
Austin B. Stone, aged 29 years and son of Tobias Stone died on Thursday near this city. He leaves his wife, formerly Miss Goodlet and one child. He lately bought Lyman Parrish's livery stable and had inherited a nice sum from his wealthy grandfather the late James Austin Ballard. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W.R. Lloyd and the burial in the Richmond Cemetery. We have heard expressions of the deepest regret over Mr. Stone's death. He was greatly beloved for his sunny nature generosity good fellowship and other noble qualities. To his bereaved ones, our sympathy is extended.
His mother, Mary, was the d/o Omeara White & Margaret Ann Ballard, and the
granddaughter of James Austin Ballard, who rests nearby.
Austin Stone was married 14 Aug 1891 in Jessamine Co. to Laura L. Goodlet, d/o
William M. and Marilda Goodlet. She is called "Vonie" on her headstone.
They had a son who is mentioned in his father's obit whose name was likely John
B. Stone [The 1897 obit of James Austin Ballard mentions descendents A. B. Stone
and John B. Stone]
Appearing in the Richmond Climax, April 5, 1899
Austin B. Stone, aged 29 years and son of Tobias Stone died on Thursday near this city. He leaves his wife, formerly Miss Goodlet and one child. He lately bought Lyman Parrish's livery stable and had inherited a nice sum from his wealthy grandfather the late James Austin Ballard. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W.R. Lloyd and the burial in the Richmond Cemetery. We have heard expressions of the deepest regret over Mr. Stone's death. He was greatly beloved for his sunny nature generosity good fellowship and other noble qualities. To his bereaved ones, our sympathy is extended.
Austin Ballard Stone, s/o Tobias Stone & Mary White.
His mother, Mary, was the d/o Omeara White & Margaret Ann Ballard, and the
granddaughter of James Austin Ballard, who rests nearby.
Austin Stone was married 14 Aug 1891 in Jessamine Co. to Laura L. Goodlet, d/o
William M. and Marilda Goodlet. She is called "Vonie" on her headstone.
They had a son who is mentioned in his father's obit whose name was likely John
B. Stone [The 1897 obit of James Austin Ballard mentions descendents A. B. Stone
and John B. Stone]
Appearing in the Richmond Climax, April 5, 1899
Austin B. Stone, aged 29 years and son of Tobias Stone died on Thursday near this city. He leaves his wife, formerly Miss Goodlet and one child. He lately bought Lyman Parrish's livery stable and had inherited a nice sum from his wealthy grandfather the late James Austin Ballard. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W.R. Lloyd and the burial in the Richmond Cemetery. We have heard expressions of the deepest regret over Mr. Stone's death. He was greatly beloved for his sunny nature generosity good fellowship and other noble qualities. To his bereaved ones, our sympathy is extended.
His mother, Mary, was the d/o Omeara White & Margaret Ann Ballard, and the
granddaughter of James Austin Ballard, who rests nearby.
Austin Stone was married 14 Aug 1891 in Jessamine Co. to Laura L. Goodlet, d/o
William M. and Marilda Goodlet. She is called "Vonie" on her headstone.
They had a son who is mentioned in his father's obit whose name was likely John
B. Stone [The 1897 obit of James Austin Ballard mentions descendents A. B. Stone
and John B. Stone]
Appearing in the Richmond Climax, April 5, 1899
Austin B. Stone, aged 29 years and son of Tobias Stone died on Thursday near this city. He leaves his wife, formerly Miss Goodlet and one child. He lately bought Lyman Parrish's livery stable and had inherited a nice sum from his wealthy grandfather the late James Austin Ballard. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W.R. Lloyd and the burial in the Richmond Cemetery. We have heard expressions of the deepest regret over Mr. Stone's death. He was greatly beloved for his sunny nature generosity good fellowship and other noble qualities. To his bereaved ones, our sympathy is extended.
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