Emeline pursues independent dental practice across states after Daniel's death.
In 1864, following the passing of her husband, Daniel Jones, Emeline Roberts Jones continued to practice independently as a traveling dentist in Connecticut and Rhode Island. This period not only tested her resilience but also showcased her unwavering commitment to her profession.
As a female professional traveling and working independently, Emeline defied conventional expectations, setting a precedent for women in dentistry to take control of their careers, even in challenging personal circumstances.