Fanny C. Jones papers, 1970.

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Fanny C. Jones papers, 1970.

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Fanny C. Jones was a Butte, Montana, resident. Papers consist of a letter (1970) to the Montana Historical Society providing her memories of the miners' strike in Butte in 1914, the destruction of Miners Union Hall, and the hanging of Frank Little. Papers consist of a letter (1970) to the Montana Historical Society providing her memories of the miners' strike in Butte in 1914, the destruction of Miners Union Hall, and the hanging of Frank Little.

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Montana Historical Society

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Jones, Fanny C., 1889-1974

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Fanny C. Jones was born on 12 May1889 in Williamson County, Ill. She grew up in southern Illinois and attended Southern Illinois College for two years. She graduated from the State Normal College at Dillon, and taught school in Illinois for six years, and in Montana for thirty-one years. In 1913 she married Thomas Lloyd Jones in West Frankfurt, Ill. They came to Butte, Mont., that same year. In 1914 the couple witnessed some of the events during the miners' strike. In 1918 a daughter, Martha L. ...

Little, Frank, -1917

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