Husband of Annie Bowden Jordan.
Married Jan 31, 1900 in Crenshaw Co., Alabama.
He appears to have one of the distinctive Woodmen of the World organization "tree stump" style headstones. This was a practice that dropped out of use in the 1920's due to cost.
1900 US Census Daisy, Spring Hill, Butler, Alabama 21 and 18, no children.
1910 US Census Daisy, Butler, Alabama 31 and 30, no children.
Married Jan 31, 1900 in Crenshaw Co., Alabama.
He appears to have one of the distinctive Woodmen of the World organization "tree stump" style headstones. This was a practice that dropped out of use in the 1920's due to cost.
1900 US Census Daisy, Spring Hill, Butler, Alabama 21 and 18, no children.
1910 US Census Daisy, Butler, Alabama 31 and 30, no children.
Husband of Annie Bowden Jordan.
Married Jan 31, 1900 in Crenshaw Co., Alabama.
He appears to have one of the distinctive Woodmen of the World organization "tree stump" style headstones. This was a practice that dropped out of use in the 1920's due to cost.
1900 US Census Daisy, Spring Hill, Butler, Alabama 21 and 18, no children.
1910 US Census Daisy, Butler, Alabama 31 and 30, no children.
Married Jan 31, 1900 in Crenshaw Co., Alabama.
He appears to have one of the distinctive Woodmen of the World organization "tree stump" style headstones. This was a practice that dropped out of use in the 1920's due to cost.
1900 US Census Daisy, Spring Hill, Butler, Alabama 21 and 18, no children.
1910 US Census Daisy, Butler, Alabama 31 and 30, no children.
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