Roy Harrison Jones, 22, was killed near his home in Unicoi late this afternoon when a team of horses attached to a wagon he was riding ran away, crushing him between the wagon and a tree.
He was brought to a local hospital but was dead on arrival. His chest was severely crushed and several bones were broken.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Jones; three brothers and two sisters, Zeb, Lones and Commodore, Mrs. Turner Walker and Mrs. Nat. Tipton, all of Unicoi. *Source-The Tennessean, Tue, Oct 13, 1936 ·Page 10
Interment in Barnett Cemetery. *Source- Johnson City Chronicle, Tue, Oct 13, 1936 ·Page 1
Roy Harrison Jones, 22, was killed near his home in Unicoi late this afternoon when a team of horses attached to a wagon he was riding ran away, crushing him between the wagon and a tree.
He was brought to a local hospital but was dead on arrival. His chest was severely crushed and several bones were broken.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Jones; three brothers and two sisters, Zeb, Lones and Commodore, Mrs. Turner Walker and Mrs. Nat. Tipton, all of Unicoi. *Source-The Tennessean, Tue, Oct 13, 1936 ·Page 10
Interment in Barnett Cemetery. *Source- Johnson City Chronicle, Tue, Oct 13, 1936 ·Page 1
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