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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 10., Mrs. Frances W. Jones. (search)
t with marked success in the schools of her native city, and to the time of her death maintained a lively interest in the Hancock School Association, of which for two years she was the efficient president. September 29, 1859, she was united in marriage to Charles N. Jones, who is the secretary of the Medford School Board. After a brief residence in Chelsea they came to Almont street, Medford, and later moved to 352 Salem street, where she died July 25. Two children were born to them. Carrie, who died in infancy, and Amy Whitmore, principal of the Curtis School. Mrs. Jones was possessed of a strong personality, of executive and literary ability to a marked degree—her interesting letters being prized by those so fortunate as to receive them. She was appointed by the First M. E. Church to write its history, a portion of which is enclosed in the corner stone of the new building. For keenness of intellect, sympathetic help, and conscientious performance of duty, excellent jud