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From: "B. Warner" <>
Subject: Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] CAIN/KANE/FOX/SWINFORD
Date: Sun, 15 May 2005 12:58:21 -0500 (CDT)
References: <20050515.130133.-1765673.8.DARRYL.ERMALEE.LAWSON@juno.com>
In-Reply-To: <20050515.130133.-1765673.8.DARRYL.ERMALEE.LAWSON@juno.com>
Listing I have for Woodlawn Cemetery at Leadington indicates that Jennie
Swinford Fox was born June 27, 1879, and died Jan. 21, 1942. Joseph Fox
is not listed, however, there is a listing for a Baby Fox, child of Joseph
& Martha Fox, who died Feb. l9, 1926, and grave for its mother, Martha Fox
(daughter of William Asbury), wife of Joseph, who died Feb. 9, 1926, in
childbirth. There are two other Fox graves with no dates. One grave is
for a Sadie Fox and the other is for an infant, Velma Lucille Fox. Both
graves are listed in same plot (M-36) so I assume they may both be babies.
The other Fox graves don't give plot numbers so I don't know their
proximity to these last two Fox graves. It follows that Joseph is probably
buried here too since his first wife and children are, but his grave may
be unmarked. Do you have a date of death for Joseph Fox? If so, perhaps
his obituary will tell where he is buried. I don't find either Joseph Fox
or George Swinford listed in the indexes of any of the Cemetery books.
Would this George Swinford be the same George Swinford who was a brother
to Ollie Swinford and James Swinford? Did he survive Jennie? If so, he
was living in Wickcliff, Ky in 1946 at the time his brother, James
Franklin Swinford, a/k/a Frank Swinford, died. Perhaps he is buried there.
Bettye
On Sun, May 15, 2005 12:01 pm, said:
> Correction!!! Woodlawn Cemetery, in Leadington is in St. Francois Co.,
> not Iron County.
>
> Darryl Lawson
>
> On Sun, 15 May 2005 12:38:28 EDT writes:
>> Jennie A. CAIN, 1880 - 21 Jan 1942, married 1st, 1898, Geo T.
>> SWINFORD,
>> married 2nd, 1920 to 1942, Joe FOX.
>>
>> Jennie was murdered, most likely in Lesterville, Reynolds Co. and
>> buried in Woodlawn Cem., Leadington, Iron Co.
>>
>> Are Geo. and Joe buried in Woodlawn Cem?
>>
>> Thank you, B
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