Charles Archibald Jones

Charles married Marie Ethel Myers on 23 Apr 1927 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Marie was born on 13 Feb 1905; died on 19 Nov 1998. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Charles Lewis Jones was born on 12 May 1928 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri; died on 10 Oct 2016.

Archibald married Anna Inez Campbell on 9 May 1896 in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Anna was born on 25 Jun 1877 in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee; died on 21 Feb 1957. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1830'S, Phelps County, Missouri

Archibald married Nancy Elizabeth Snow on 1 Sep 1867 in Phelps County, Missouri. Nancy was born on 19 Jan 1841; died on 10 Feb 1905. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Military: War of 1812

Notes:

Ensign Zachariah Jones
Born about 1782 in Sussex, Delaware
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of Ebenezer Jones and Ann (Rogers) Jones
Brother of Prettyman Jones, Ebenezer Jones Jr., Comfort Jones, James R. Jones, Thomas Jones and Thomas Jefferson Jones
Husband of Rebecca (Hitchcock) Jones — married 25 Jul 1803 (to 11 Jul 1825) in White County, TN
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Mary Ann (Jones) Gracey, Nancy (Jones) Anderson, Archibald Jones, Thomas Jones, Rebecca (Jones) Gracey, John Jones, Unknown (Jones) Deen, Eliza (Jones) Cameron, James Jones and Jefferson Jones
Died 11 Jul 1835 in White County, Tennessee

Biography

Zachariah Jones was born in about 1782 in Sussex, Delaware. He married Rebecca (Hitchcock) Jones. They had ten children. Zachariah and his brothers fought in the war 1812 in the Battle of New Orleans with Major General Andrew Jackson. He was an Ensign (Junior, Officer, Company Grade). He died on 11 Jul 1835.

Sources


Zachariah Jones.
United States Census, 1820. Name Zachariah Jones. Event Type Census. Event Date 1820. Event Place Northwest Fork Hundred, Sussex, Delaware, United States. Page 264. Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1820," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHG3-8T4 : accessed 14 December 2016), Zachariah Jones, Northwest Fork Hundred, Sussex, Delaware, United States; citing p. 264, NARA microfilm publication M33, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 4; FHL microfilm 205,610. [1]

Zachariah Jones.
United States Census, 1830. Name Zachariah Jones. Event Type Census. Event Date 1830. Event Place White, Tennessee, United States. Page 21. Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1830," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHPT-2PH : 18 August 2015), Zachariah Jones, White, Tennessee, United States; citing 21, NARA microfilm publication M19, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 182; FHL microfilm 24,540. [2]

Zachariah Jones.
United States Registers of Enlistments in the U.S. Army. Name Zachariah Jones. Event Type Military Service. Event Date 04 Jul 1813. Event Place , , , United States. Age 27. Birth Year (Estimated) 1786. Volume Number 013. Page 253. Citing this Record: "United States Registers of Enlistments in the U.S. Army, 1798-1914," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD5-V49G : 24 May 2014), Zachariah Jones, 04 Jul 1813; citing p. 253, volume 013, , , , United States, NARA microfilm publication M233 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 7; FHL microfilm 350,313. [3]

(https://familysearch.org/search/record/results#count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3AZachariah~%20%2Bsurname%3AJones~%20%2Bbirth_place%3A%22Sussex%2C%20Delaware%22~%20%2Bdeath_place%3A%22White%20County%2C%20Tennessee%22~%20%2Bfather_givenname%3AEbenezer~%20%2Bfather_surname%3AJones~%20%2Bmother_givenname%3AAnn~%20%2Bmother_surname%3ARogers~%20%2Bspouse_givenname%3ARebecca~%20%2Bspouse_surname%3AHitchcock~%20%2Bdeath_year%3A1833-1837~)

Generation No. 6.
9. ZACHARIAH6 JONES (EBENEZER5 , WILLIAM THOMAS JR.4 , EBENEZER3 , THOMAS2 , WILLIAM1 ) was born Abt. 1781 in Sussex Co., DE, and died July 11, 1835 in White Co., TN. He married REBECCA HITCHCOCK July 25, 1803 in Blount Co., TN, daughter of JOHN HITCHCOCK. She was born Abt. 1783, and died Aft. 1860 in White Co., TN. Notes for ZACHARIAH JONES: In 1797 the Hawkins line was surveyed to determine the boundary between Tennessee and the Cherokees. It appears, using present day locations, that the Hawkins line ran south of Maryville and north of Friendsville in Blount County, and northeast of Kingston in Roane County, Tennessee. After the line was completed it was discovered that several white families were living south of the line on Indian lands. By Octobert 1797 the Federal government had removed these families from the Indian lands. We know that Zachariah was in the families removed from the Indian lands because on 7 April 1798 Governor John Sevier issued a : "Passport into Indian lands Prettyman Jones, Zachariah Jones, John Hackney, David Styrhete, Joshua Parsons David Oatts, John Ore, Christopher Huzey, Alexander Ford, Joseph Gomry for the purpose of removing their cattle and stock from the Indian lands and to care for their growing grain. Also living on the Indian lands was Annis Joans [Ann Jones] Zachariah’s mother. Further activity by Zachariah with his brother Prettyman occurred in Blount County area. The Indian Agent Return J. Meigs reported on 31December 1801: "That three horses were stolen from the Cherokees on or about the 5th day of October last [1801]. Two horses were stolen from Granny Maw, widow of the Cherokee Chief Hanging Maw, and one horse was stolen from the Cherokee Deer Biter. From circumstances of the most convincing nature, all the horses were stolen by Prettyman Jones, Zachariah Jones, and Edward Stone, all of the County of Blount in the State ofTennessee."

Zachariah served in the War of 1812 from 13 November 1814 to 13 March 1815 as an Ensign in Captain Danie Newman’s Company, 3rd Regiment Tennessee Militia under General Carroll. His unit was in the Battle of New Orleans. For more details on battle see Chapter Four on his brother Prettyman Jones. [4]

3rd Regiment, West Tennessee Militia Infantry

COLONEL JAMES RAULSTON, Commanding.
DESIGNATION: 3rd Regiment West Tennessee Militia Infantry DATES: November 1814 - May 1815. MEN MOSTLY FROM: Jackson, Sumner, Wilson, Overton, Smith, and White Counties. CAPTAINS: James A. Black, Matthew Cowen, Henry Hamilton, Elijah Haynie, Wiley Huddleston, Matthew Neal, Daniel Newman, Edward Robinson, Charles Wade, Henry West. BRIEF HISTORY: Part of Major General William Carroll's division at the battles for New Orleans, this regiment suffered casualties during the skirmish of 28th December 1814 and had two of the handful of fatalities on the famous 8 January 1815 battle. General Carroll's report of the battle tells that Captains Elijah Haynie and Matthew Neal "had the honor of receiving and repelling the attacks of the British forces." After the war, James Raulston became a prominent member of the state legislature of Alabama. [5]

The American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI)

indicates bio info War 1812 for Zachariah. Zachariah, served in the War of 1812 and fought with Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans. He served as an Ensign in Captain Daniel Newman's Company of the 3rd Regiment of the West Tennessee Militia, commanded by Col. James Raulston, composing part of Maj. (Gen.) William Carroll's division; called into the service of the United States for the protection of New Orleans, from the 13th of Nov. 1814 to the 13th day of May 1815. This information was obtained from his military records. Two of Zachariah's brothers, Thomas and Prettyman, were also in the Battle of New Orleans. They were privates and served in Capt. Matthew Owens's company under Raulston's command. General Carroll's command fought on the left side of General Andrew Jackson's line where the fighting was the heaviest. He married Rebecca Hitchcock Probate 1836 will book b-203 and 1848 will book c-346[1]
[6]

The Battle of New Orleans

Main article: Battle of New Orleans.
The Battle of New Orleans. General Andrew Jackson stands on the parapet of his makeshift defenses as his troops repulse attacking Highlanders, by painter Edward Percy Moran in 1910 (See Image). [7]

Zachariah Jones.
1782 – 11 July 1835. • K8JC-9YK. ?Family Search, Church of LDS, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Zachariah Jones.
in the U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815. Enlistment Zachariah Jones. Company: 3 REG'T (ROULSTON'S) WEST TENNESSEE MIL. Rank - Induction: ENSIGN. Rank - Discharge: ENSIGN. Roll Box: 113. Microfilm Publication: M602.

Ancestry.com. Tennessee, Early Tax List Records, 1783-1895 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013. This collection was indexed by Ancestry World Archives Project contributors.

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Military:
Zachariah and his brothers fought in the war 1812 in the Battle of New Orleans with Major General Andrew Jackson. He was an Ensign (Junior, Officer, Company Grade).

Zachariah married Rebecca HitchcockWhite County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth: Jan. 3, 1746
Worcester County
Maryland, USA
Death: Dec. 26, 1796
Blount County
Tennessee, USA


Family links:
Parents:
Thomas Jones (1724 - 1798)

Children:
Thomas Jones (1788 - 1883)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Unknown

Created by: Lindan S Caldwell
Record added: Mar 10, 2012
Find A Grave Memorial# 86529970

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Ebenezer Jones
Born 3 Jan 1746 in Worcester Co., Maryland (became Sussex Co., Delaware)
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of Thomas Jones and Elizabeth (Prettyman) Jones
Brother of Elizabeth Jones, Comfort (Jones) Harvey, Ebenezer Jones Jr. and James R Jones
Husband of Ann (Rogers) Jones — married 1771 in Sussex County, Colony of Delaware
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Prettyman Jones, Ebenezer Jones Jr., Comfort Jones, James R. Jones, Zachariah Jones, Thomas Jones and Thomas Jefferson Jones
Died 26 Dec 1796 in Blount Co.,Tennessee

Biography

Ebenezer Jones was born in January 1746, in Worcester County, Maryland on land that became Sussex Co., Delaware after the Mason-Dixon Line survey. He was the son of Thomas Jones and his wife, Elizabeth (Prettyman) Jones. His mother was the daughter of [[Prettyman-86 | John Prettyman III], making Ebenezer a cousin of the large Prettyman family of Sussex County.
"Ebenezer, [son] of Thomas Jones," was baptized January 3, 1747, at St. Georges' Protestant Episcopal Church, near Lewes, Delaware.[1] He grew up on a farm just one mile from that of John & Comfort (Prettyman) Rogers, who had a daughter Ann, born ca. 1756. Ebenezer Jones and Ann Rogers were married in 1771 in Indian River Hundred, Sussex County, Delaware.

They had the following children:[2]

1. Prettyman JONES b: 22 Feb 1772 in Dagsboro HD, Sussex Co., DE.
2. Ebenezer JONES b: ABT 1774 in Sussex County, DE.
3. Comfort JONES b: ABT 1775 in Sussex County, Delaware.
4. James R. JONES b: ABT 1779 in Sussex County, Delaware.
5. Zachariah JONES b: ABT 1781 in Sussex County, Delaware.
6. Thomas JONES b: ABT 1788 in Iredell County, North Carolina.

The Ham/m Family Tree - Ebenezer Jones It was a frontier area at that time. Most homes were of log construction and the Jones family were farmers.

Research Notes

D.Mitchell Jones' Writings on Ebenezer Jones: NOTE: D. Mitchell Jones died in 2006; in May 2014, his family removed his genealogical web site from the Internet, thereby removing his research and writings from public view. Mitch always allowed other family genealogists to copy his material; several pieces of his web site thus "live on" on Rootsweb and WikiTree and Ancestry. These writings on Ebenezer Jones were transcribed on: Watson-Stubbs Family Tree - Ebenezer Jones and placed here by Chet Snow. Please do NOT remove without consultation. Oct. 13, 2015.

"Ebenezer5 Jones, (Thomas4, Ebenezer3, Thomas2, William A-1), b 3 Jan 1745/46 Worcester Co., MD; d 26 Dec 1796, Blount Co., TN. Ann Rogers b ca 1748/49 Worcester Co., MD d ca. 1803/4 Blount Co., TN dau. of John Rogers and Comfort Prettyman. Ebenezer was baptized at St. Georges' Protestant Episcopal Church which on the church records is listed "Ebenezer of Thomas Jones" b. Jan 3, 1746/47. The next record of Ebenezer is also in the St. George Church records which lists his son's birth and baptism as "Prettyman son of Ebenezer and Ann Jones," b. Feb 22, 1772 and baptized Dec 6, 1772."

"On Mar 16, 1776 Ebenezer was granted 100 acres of land on the north side of Sheep-pen Branch in Sussex County, PA (DE). The 100 acres was called "Jones First Choice", and adjoined a tract of land he lived on. On Jan 19 1780 Ebenezer purchased for 30 pound 70 acres from Robert Ingram, and on Jan 20, 1780 he purchased 76 acres of "Good Hope" from his father for 50 pounds."

"It is apparent that Ebenezer and his family moved from Sussex County in 1786 for in that year he sold all his land. On Feb 4 1786 Ebenezer of Sussex, DE, Planter, sold to John Darby 76 acres of land called "Good Hope" and 100 acres of "Jones First Choice" on the north side of Sheep-pen Branch for 200 pounds. Also on the same day Ebenezer and Ann his wife sold to John Darby for 50 pounds the 70 acres he had purchased from Robert Ingram. Another indication that he moved in 1786 is that he is on the 1784 and 1785 Tax lists of Dasborough Hd, Sussex Co, but he is not on the 1787 Tax List which is the next surviving list."

"We do not know why Ebenezer moved from Sussex Co. but it is only reasonable to assume that he moved to acquire better land and to improved his family's economic conditions. One writer wrote that, "most Delawareans felt that the end of the Revolutionary War with Great Britain would bring prosperity. Instead they encountered frustrations, disappointments, and hardships. Paper money declined in value in relation to specie until 1785, when the state called in the paper money issued in the past and redeemed it at the rate of seventy-five to one in new bills. Clashes between political parties intensified, resulting in both verbal and physical abuse."

"Between 1786 and 1796 the only references to Ebenezer are found in August County, Virginia. At this period of time the classic migration pattern from Delaware to the present states of Georgia, Kentucky, North & South Carolina, and Tennessee was to go north to Pennsylvania and down the Valley of Virginia. Augusta County is in the Valley of Virginia and would have been a logical stopping place on the way South. Ebenezer is found on the 1787 Tax list in Augusta County, Virginia with no white males between ages of 16-21, two horses, and two cattle. He is listed on Jan 21 1789 List of Insolvent for Taxes of 1787 as Ebinezer Jones gone to Kentucky and owning two horses. Also on this list were Jobe Ingram, Samuel Gillaspy, Henry Null, and Abraham Ingram. He is also on the Mar 18 1790 Insolvents list for 1788, and is listed as Ebenezer Jones moved to Carolina with 1 slave and 7 horses. Other names on the list were Abram, Job, and Uriah Ingram."

"In the Blount County, Tennessee Court Minutes we see an inquest was held about the death of Ebenezer Jones. He was found dead on Dec 26, 1796, and having with him. a gun and an ax. He died having a claim of 320 acres of land, a house, six head of cattle, and other property."

"It is probable that Ebenezer and his family moved to Tennessee from Augusta County, Virginia. At the Treaty of Dumplin Creek in 1785, the Cherokee's agreed that the boundary between the Whites and the Indians would be the ridge dividing the water of Little River and the Tennessee River, and agreed to the cession of all the lands south of the French Broad and Holston Rivers, east of that ridge. The Dumplin Creek Treaty along with the great land grab of the 1780's by North Carolina's Legislators combined to open large areas of good rich land at very cheap prices to settlers. This opportunity for cheap land was a magnet drawing people into the area that would later be Tennessee. It was especially easy for settlers to move by way of the valley system that extended from Pennsylvania through Virginia into present day Tennessee. This was a much easier and more natural route into Tennessee that crossing the mountains while traveling from East to West. Blount County, Tennessee was at this time still a frontier area. Peace with the neighboring Indians was achieved only a few months before Tennessee achieved statehood in 1796. Consistent with the frontier conditions is that homes in the area were of log construction, and that our Joneses were farmers."

Descendants of William Jones.

Generation No. 1. 1. WILLIAM1. JONES. Notes for WILLIAM JONES: JONES FAMILY LINEAGE COMPILED BY MITCHELL JONES. [1]


D. M. Jones Sources:

1. St. George's Chapel and Church, Indian River, Sussex Co. DE Microfilm, FHL, Salt Lake City, UT, p. 14. 2. Blount Co, TN Court Minutes, Pleas & Quarter Sessions, Vol. 1, A-C, p. 30 4. Sussex Co, DE Wills A97/3 & AA94/114 5. St. George's Chapel, FHL, p 60 6. Sussex Co, PA (DE) Surveys, FHL, SLC, UH, Microfilm, pp. 313-314.

Sources

? Wright's Vital Records, p. 60 [birth of son named "Prettyman"]
? From the research of D. Mitchell Jones - see below. They may have had one or two more daughters, not mentioned in local records.
See also:

LDS family tree
TNTcarden.com
D. Mitchell Jones
AJLambert.com
Roberts/Holland Tree - Ebenezer Jones
Acknowledgments

Thank you to Holly Knight for creating] Jones-19593 on 31 Aug 2013.
Thank you to Chet Snow for researching this profile, editing the biographical sketch, adding children and sources and adding the Research writings of family genealogist D. Mitchell Jones as transcribed and copied on a Rootsweb web site, on October 13, 2015.

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Birth:
Worcester Co., Maryland (became Sussex Co., Delaware)

Ebenezer married Ann Rogers in 1771 in Sussex County, Delaware. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Planter

Notes:

William Thomas Jones Jr.
Born 1724 in Somerset, Maryland
ANCESTORS ancestors
Son of Ebenezer Jones and Hannah (Kenney) Jones
Brother of Thomas Jones Jr., Martha Jones, Ann Jones, Zachariah Jones, Bridget Jones, Ann Jones, Agnes Jones and Lavinia (Jones) Prettyman
Husband of Elizabeth (Prettyman) Jones — married 25 May 1749 in Sussex, Delaware
DESCENDANTS descendants
Father of Ebenezer Jones, Ann (Jones) Short and Thomas Jones
Died 1798 in Sussex, Delaware, United Statesmap
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William Thomas Jones Jr. was born in 1724 in Somerset Co., MD. He married Elizabeth Prettyman about 1745, daughter of John Prettyman. She was born Abt. 1726 in Sussex Co., PA, and died Bef. 1795 in Sussex Co., DE.

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Research Notes
Sources

We believe that Thomas only had one wife, and that was Elizabeth (Betty) Prettyman. We have only found three references to her. The first is in the will of her father, John Prettyman, on 21 April 1745. In that will she is listed as Elizabeth Prettyman, and she must have married shortly after the will was made. The lifestyle of Thomas and Elizabeth was probably very much like that of Thomas's parents in that they lived on a farm, and all of their food would have been raised on the farm. They would have had cattle and hogs for their meat, and probably grew corn and wheat for their bread. They would have had a garden in which they grew a variety of vegetables. They would have had sheep for wool clothing, and would have grown flax for linen. Since Thomas owned slaves, and Elizabeth had inherited two female slaves from her father; they would have had the slaves to help with the farm and household chores. Elizabeth or the slaves would have spun the wool and flax to make thread for cloth. Then she or the female slaves would have made all the clothing for the family. It is obvious from Thomas's will that he owned a horse to ride, and his wife had a horse to ride as she owned a side saddle. Notes for ELIZABETH PRETTYMAN: b. Sussex Co., PA (DE) Children of WILLIAM JONES and ELIZABETH PRETTYMAN are: 5. i. EBENEZER5 JONES, b. January 03, 1745/46, Indian River, Sussex, Delaware or Worcester Co., MD; d. December 26, 1796, Blount Co., TN. ii. ANN JONES, b. Abt. 1747, Worcester Co., MD. Notes for ANN JONES: b. ca 1747/8 She apparently died young as no other record of her was found after she was baptised at St. Georges. iii. MILES JONES, b. Abt. 1752, Worcester Co., MD; m. SCARBOROUGH HARRIS. iv. THOMAS JONES, b. Abt. 1754, Worcester Co., MD; m. MARY. 6. v. ELIZABETH JONES, b. Abt. 1756, Worcester Co., MD. vi. NANCY JONES, m. WINGATE SHORT. Notes for NANCY JONES: b bet 1755-1774 Worcester Co., MD. Notes for WILLIAM THOMAS JR. JONES: Thomas appears to have been born and lived all his life on the family farm "Peppers Choice" located on Sheeppen Branch. We first find him on the 1740 tax list of Somerset County, Maryland. The next record of him is when his son, Ebenezer, was baptised at St. Georges Protestant Episopal Chapel, and the church records list Ebenezer as born 3 January 1746/7. We do not know when the Joneses first started attending St. Georges, but they may have been attending for several years, as Thomas's father's first cousin, Parker Aliff, did attend. The Prettyman family had a long association with St. George's. St. George's is located in the Angola Neck area and Love Branch area in Sussex County, and is presently about seven miles northwest of Millsboro between Millsboro and Lewes. Land for St. George's was donated in 1706, and a log church was built that year. The church is still in existence, with a modern brick building surrounded by the gravestones of Burtons, Prettymans, etc. The oldest tombstone at St. George's is the tombstone of Thomas Prettyman, Esquire, brother of Elizabeth Prettyman Jones. Thomas Jones was a farmer, and was sometimes described as a "Planter" in the records. "Planter" at this time meant the owner of a plantation, but we should not confuse this plantation with the large southern type plantation. The term "Planter" seemed to imply that his landholdings put him in a social class above that of the small farmer or "Yeoman" farmer. By his landholdings Thomas would seem to qualify for the title "Planter". As his father's heir at law) he inherited all of his father's land which included 150 acres of "Good Hope", 96 acres of "Jones Neck", and 150 acres of "Peppers Choice". D. Mitchell Jones

JONES GENERATION FOUR.
4. WILLIAM THOMAS JR.4 JONES (EBENEZER3 , THOMAS2 , WILLIAM1 ) was born Abt. 1724 in Somerset Co., MD, and died Abt. 1798 in Sussex Co., DE. He married ELIZABETH PRETTYMAN Abt. 1745, daughter of JOHN PRETTYMAN. She was born Abt. 1726 in Sussex Co., PA, and died Bef. 1795 in Sussex Co., DE. [1]

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William Thomas Jones
BIRTH 1724
Somerset County, Maryland, USA
DEATH 1798 (aged 73–74)
Maryland, USA
BURIAL Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 86531911 · View Source

Planter on his families farm, "Pepper's Choice".
Married Elizabeth Prettyman in 1745.

Family Members
Parents
Ebenezer Jones
1692–1767

Children
Ebenezer Jones
1746–1796

Occupation:
on his family farm, "Pepper's Choice"

Thomas married Elizabeth Prettyman on 25 May 1749 in Sussex County, Delaware. Elizabeth was born in ~1726 in Sussex County, Delaware; died before 1795 in Sussex County, Delaware. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Ebenezer Jones
BIRTH 1692
Sussex County, Delaware, USA
DEATH 29 Jul 1767 (aged 74–75)
Maryland, USA
BURIAL Unknown
MEMORIAL ID 86532040 · View Source

Family Members
Children
William Thomas Jones
1724–1798

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Ebenezer married Hannah Kenney in 1720. Hannah was born in (Sussex County, Delaware); died in 1767-1770 in (Maryland). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Bridget LNU. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Ruth Colledge. Ruth was born in 1637-1647 in England; died in BY 5 Sep 1694 in Sussex County, Delaware. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]