Richard-Jones, Chemin
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Another of Potton's roads named for an older family of the region. Richard A. Jones (1895-1983) and his wife, Bertha Sims (1898-1975), are interred in the Protestant Cemetery of Mansonville. It was on the farmland belonging to Richard Jones that Potton's famous 'Indian rock' and mill site were found. Chemin Richard-Jones is actually located somewhat further north, and branches off Carlton-Oliver Road. It has no outlet and leads to private properties on the lakeshore. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones had one son, Harry, now deceased.
Richard A. Jones (1895-1983) et son épouse, Bertha Sims (1898-19750 reposent au Cimetière protestant de Mansonville.[1]
[1] Source : Inventaire des Sépultures de Potton, Serge Gaudreau, en collaboration avec Pamela Guilbault et Andrée Gratton.
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Richard-Jones, Chemin
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