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History of Northern Wisconsin
pub: The Western Historical Company,
     Chicago, 1881


         [page 186]
         
         D. V. JONES, clerk with P. Werner, Brillion. Born in Stock-
       bridge, Wis., in 1858. He is one of a family of seven, the 
       children of Rev. J. P. JONES who was a native of Carnarvon-
       shire, Wales, and came to America in 1822. In Stockbridge he 
       married Miss McMULLEN. They moved to Brillion in a covered 
       wagon, and D. V. attended school here till 1863. and remained 
       in the village till 1870, when he went to Spring Green to at-
       tend the Academy. He returned to Brillion in 1873. The family
       now live on the old homestead, his father still pursuing his 
       professional duties. In 1876, D. V. taught school in Manitowoc, 
       then at Potter's Mills and four terms at Brillion, but left 
       the profession and began clerking. In 1876, he and EDWARD 
       DASKAM laid out JONES & DASKAM'S addition to Brillion. He 
       also owns forty acres of land in Marathon County.

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