Memorial Card cover for Martha Jones | People's Collection Wales

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Description

A memorial card which records the death of Martha Jones, aged 77, wife of Morgan Jones, Upper Lodge

External source:

http://www.ourwales.org.uk/index.php?option=com_joomcaw&controller=image&task=s…

Uploaded by

Cofnodion Cwmystwyth

Date Joined:

08/05/2014

Owner:

Gemma Jones

License information:

Reproduced by permission of Gemma Jones

All Rights Reserved

Copyright Details:

unknown

Publisher Ref:

CNA12186

Item uploaded:

8/2/2012

Date originally created:

20/2/1906

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