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Joines Family Cemetery |
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Buhler
Settlement, Jackson County, Texas
Private Property
Marker
photos courtesy of Bryan Martin
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W. R. Joines, Sr.
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Sallie Ann Duncan Joines |
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W. R. Joines, Sr.
Born December 21, 1870 in Giles County, Tennessee
Died March 18, 1937 in Buhler, Jackson County, Texas
Son of Emmanuel Thomas Joines & Henrietta Tabitha
Thurman Joines
Married Sallie Ann Duncan Joines June 29, 1892 in Manor,
Travis County, Texas
The
death of Mr. W. R. Joines brought quite a
crowd to our community--Messrs. Clyde and
Guy Joines, Theo. Koch and Willie Koch and
families of Beaumont, Mrs. Ruby Plant of El
Campo; Messrs. Alexander, Calvin, Otis,
Tommy and George Joines; Mesdames Wingate
and Wiles and Joines and Edward Morrow, all
of Houston were here to attend the funeral. |
This community was shocked last Thursday
when it was learned that Mr. W.R. Joines had
passed away suddenly at his home about 2
o'clock Thursday morning. W. R. Joines came
to this county in 1893, and has resided in
the Buhler settlement since that time.
Besides his family he enjoyed a wide circle
of friends, all of whom will mourn his
passing. W. R. Joines died March 18, 1937.
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Sallie Ann Duncan Joines
Born April 3, 1877 in Giles County, Tennessee
Died March 23, 1916 in Galveston, Galveston County,
Texas
Daughter of Rubin C. Duncan & Nancy P. Joines Duncan
Mrs.
Sallie A. Joines
On March 23rd, 1916, Mrs.
Sallie A. Joines, our friend and neighbor,
died in Galveston where she was taken in
January to under go an operation. Mrs.
Joines would have been 38 years old in
April. She has spent nearly the whole of her
married life at her home near Buhler. She
was born and reared in Tennessee, and was
converted just as she blossomed into
womanhood and became a member of the
Methodist church, remaining a faithful
worker to the end. This loved and loving
wife, mother, sister, friend died where
womanhood's morning touches noon, and while
the shadows had hardly turned from the west.
It seems to us that her life was cut off by
the.....too soon, but when the message comes
for the soul to step across to
life--celestial life--real life, the body
does not resist but gives up its carefully
guarded jewel with scarce a struggle and
surely no regret. We see it come to the
children, pure and sweet; we see it come to
the boys and girls while life is sweet
before them; we see it come to the mothers
and fathers while they are still co-workers
with the Divine in molding the lives of
their little ones; and then to the aged with
their wrinkled brow and hair of snow; we see
it all along the way. So death had no
terrors for our friend. She knew her
condition and seemed to welcome the end as a
relief from pain and sorrow. She now rests
under the shade of the trees and awaits the
coming of her loved ones. Mrs. Joines
leaves a husband, eleven children, two grand
children, one brother and a number of
relatives here in our midst to mourn her
loss and her gain. Funeral services were
held at the family home which was filled to
overflowing with relatives and friends. The
remains were then carried to the grave made
ready just back of the home. Her six
brothers-in-law acted as pallbearers. As the
casket was made ready to be lowered "Asleep
in Jesus" was sung softly and a prayer
offered. She was remembered kindly by her
friends by several beautiful offerings of
flowers.
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She has
peace and joy and gladness
With never, never pain,
And into this world of sadness
She will not come back again.
But is waiting over yonder,
Just across the border land,
And it seems that we can see her
Reaching out a loving hand,
Saying "little ones, my children
It is such a restful place,
It is glorious, glorious,
glorious,
I can see my Savior's face."
--Contributed
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Wheeler Gordon Joines
Born July 11, 1906 in Buhler, Jackson
County, TX
Died August 12, 1973 in Victoria, Victoria
County, Texas
son of W. R. Joines & Sallie Duncan Joines
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Wheeler Joines
FRANCITAS -- Funeral
services for Wheeler G. Joines, 67, of
Francitas will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at
the Jackson County Funeral Chapel. Burial
will be in the Joines Family Cemetery
near LaWard, under direction of Jackson
County Funeral Service.
Mr. Joines was born
July 11, 1906 in Jackson County and was a
member of the Church of Christ. He died
Sunday morning in a Victoria hospital after
a brief illness.
Surviving are two
brothers, Robert of Francitas and Otis of
Houston; two half brothers, W. R. Joines of
Francitas and James T. of Thompsons; three
sisters, Mrs. Lillie Moore of Beaumont, Mrs.
Ruby Carre of Vidor and Mrs. Sylvia Linton
of Houston and a half sister, Mrs. Etta
Gibbs of Bay City.
Victoria Advocate,
August 13, 1973
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Ethel A. Hemphill Joines
Born November 26, 1895
Died May 27, 1923
wife of Clarence Emmett Joines
married August 7, 1915 in Jackson County, Texas
Daughter of Benjamin Franklin Hemphill & Lizzie May
Montgomery Hemphill
Ethel Hemphill
Joines
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With sadness we
chronicle the death of Mrs. Clarence Joines,
which occurred in Houston Sunday morning.
She had recently undergone an operation for
removal of an abscess on the brain and was
doing nicely, thought to be out of danger,
but early Sunday morning took a relapse
which resulted in her death. She was 27
years of age, and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Hemphill, of Oconto, Nebraska, who
with the grief-stricken husband, two sisters
and four brothers are left to mourn her
loss. The remains were shipped to Francitas
for burial. Our sympathy goes out to the
bereaved.
Palacios Beacon, June 1, 1923
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Ophelia Sally Joines
Born January 26, 1919
Died February 16, 1919
Daughter of Guy W. Joines & Theresa Augusta Koch Joines
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Infant Carvell
Child of Robert Carvell & Ethel Durham Carvell
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Infant Joines
Child of Clyde Joines & Lucy Joines
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R. V. Linton
Born June 27, 1915
Died February 8, 1919
Son of William L. Linton & Addie Louise Joines Linton
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Turner C. Martin
Born July 8, 1915
Died April 9, 1921 Buhler, Jackson County,
Texas
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Floyd, Reda and Turner
Martin
Marker photo courtesy of
Angie Joines
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DEATH OF A CHILD
Clifford Turner Martin,
the little six year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Martin, died Saturday afternoon, April
9th, 1921 at about two o'clock at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carvell near Buhler.
There are flowers in
every home. Some bloom longer than others,
but not more beautiful. But you know God
controls the flowers that bloom so lovely
today, and tomorrow are cast into the fire.
Consider the lillies of the field, how they
grow "they toil not, neither do they spin."
They are beautiful and sweet, and "even
Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed
like one of these." But there is nothing
more glorious nor more holy than a dear
sweet child which god has given to bless the
home. If ever a child blessed a home little
Clifford did. As this sweet flower blessed
the home here and all of its friends so it
will bless heaven. Why God called it home no
one knows, but we know that God's ways are
best. So we bade him goodbye that he might
go home to glory to be with God and the
angels. --Contributed
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E. T. Joines Family
W. R. Joines
Family
Additional Joines Family Pictures
Joines Family Cemetery
- Jackson County, Texas
Francitas, Jackson
County, Texas
Ezekiel Joines Family Page - Eldon Joines
Thomas Joines
Family Page - Paul Ridenour
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