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Comment by Amy Selby on January 31, 2013 at 3:55pm Looking for more info on this line?
Jesse Jones (1816 - 1879) (is my 4th great grandfather)
Thomas Jefferson Jones (1847 - 1907)(is my 3rd great grandfather)
Son of Jesse
Maude May Jones (1882 - 1955) (is my 2nd great grandmother)
Daughter of Thomas Jefferson
Bertha Naomi Murphy (1902 - 1942) (is my great grandmother)
Daughter of Maude May
Robert Hearld Cassel (1923 - 1962) (is my grandfather)
Son of Bertha Naomi
Jesse Jones Parents of Jesse Jones: Mr ?? Jones & Lydia () Jones
Birth abt 1816 in North Carolina, USA
Death 1873-1879
Buried: Cunot Cemetery in Jackson Township, Owen County, IN, Usa
Marriage:April 25, 1839, Jessie Jones married Sarah E. Young in Union County, Indiana
Sarah E. Young Parents of Sarah E. Young: Elijah Young & Elizabeth Ferguson.
Birth abt 1820 in Indiana, USA
Death aft 1880
Buried: Cunot Cemetery in Jackson Township, Owen County, IN, Usa
Jesse was found in the 1850 census of Abington township of Wayne County, Indiana. He owned $800 worth of land. Neither he or Sarah could read or write. He was next found farming in Cloverdale township of Putnam County, Indiana in 1860-1870. He owned $2,600 worth of land there in June 1870. On November 28, 1870 Jesse purchased 133 acres in Jackson (now Jennings) township of Owen County. He owed back taxes on 21 acres of that land in 1873.
Jesse Jones died between 1873 and 1880, when Sarah is found in the 1880 Owen County, Indiana census listed as a widow. She lived in Jennings township. It is likely that the family moved to Owen County in the 1870's.
Elijah Young
Birth: Oct. 26, 1772 North Carolina, USA.
Death: Oct. 26, 1856 Union City, Union, Indiana, USA.
Elizabeth Ferguson
Birth: Apr. 30, 1788 Salisbury Dst, Rockingham, North Carolina, USA.
Death: Sep. 1, 1864 Union City, Union, Indiana, USA.
Parents: John Ferguson 1755 – 1842 & Phebe Hill Barrow 1751 – 1827
Mr ?? Jones & Lydia () Jones possible children:
Susan Jones m. 22 July 1832 Robert Stevens (married in Wayne Co. Indiana)
Jesse Jones (1815-1879??)
Sampson K. JOnes (1821-1880)
Solomon K. JOnes 1816-1851
Buried in Cloverdale, Putnam, Indiana. Living in Lydia Jones household, 1850.
Margaret Jones (ca.1828-
Anderson Jones ca.1811- m. November 8, 1838 Sarah Burrows in Union Co. Indiana
Several members of this family left the Union-Wayne County, Indiana area in the 1840s for the area of Cloverdale, Putnam County, Indiana and adjoining Owen County, Indiana.
Comment by Kurt Herrel on January 30, 2013 at 9:02am I am researching my paternal line of Jones. I am looking for Jones families that lived in the Belmont Ohio area. Here are my ggg and gg and great grandfathers.
Josephus Jones 1835-1870 Married Angelina Luke
Thomas Jones 1853- ? Married Ruth Jumps
Clyde O Jones 1887-1974 Married Nellie Drury
any help or direction would be wonderful
Thanks Kurt
Comment by CJ Hoogewind on January 2, 2013 at 5:50pm Researching James D Jones 1860 birthplace? wife; Georgia Dixon, children: Anna Mabel, Frank, Lola, Clarence, Myrtle Jones, Home in 1900- 1910 Danville, Vermilion, Illinois. James D Jones worked in the coal mines. He may have had a second wife, Jennie Jones.
Comment by Thomas Z. Jones on December 21, 2012 at 11:14am Im looking for anyone descendants to Owen Jones and Gwendolyn Jones of Mission,Brown,Kansas, Griffith Jones of Youngstown,Mahoning,Ohio, Robert P Jones of Bangor,Northampton,Pennsylvania all emigrated during the 1850's from Wales
Comment by Kathy Jones Woodruff on April 23, 2012 at 6:31pm I am looking for info on my great-grandfather, Samuel M Jones. I think the M is for Melvin because it has been used in 3 more generations. He was bc 1848 in NC or TN. He married Lucy Yarborough bc 1865 in GA, d/o William Y and Frances Busby. Their children were: Fannie, Rosa, Bessie, Annie, John Robert, and Charlie Melvin (called Ted) my grandfather, h/o Martha IRENE Beckham.
Not sure when Samuel Jones moved to GA and not sure where he moved from. He may have known the Yarboroughs in NC and moved with them...just not sure. The earliest thing I have is from a book "A History of Coweta County, Georgia, The Newnan-Coweta Historical Society", p. 387.
If anyone has any info on this Jones or Yarborough family, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
Comment by Byron Keith Jones on February 20, 2012 at 8:17pm I have information on Jonses in Union & Johnson Counties in Illinois back to William D. Jones b. 1780 in NC. My direct line also includes William A. Jones, Isaac Newton Jones, William Henry Jones, and more. I also have a book, The Joneses of Kentucky's Calloway and Marshall Counties 1820-1910 that has some good information.
Comment by Charlene Gillespie on February 2, 2012 at 9:36am I am looking for any information on Sina Jones b. 1807, I know not where, m. Timothy Biram Vining 22 May 1826, Meiggs County, Ohio and d. 1891 Meiggs County, Ohio. Any information will be more than appreciated. Thanks.
Comment by Martha St George on November 14, 2011 at 8:35pm I am researching my gggrandfather Bluford Hayes Jones born 1829 in Alabama.His parents were born in South Carolina. His siblings were Emily, Mary and a brother name "Ortha". I have researched back to 1850 but can't get back any farther to find his parents.
The 1850 census document is written in cursive. It is hard to read. The name Ortha is best that I can figure out. Has anyone heard of that name before? I do know for certain Ortha is a male. I thought I would try researching that name and see what I can find out. Thanks for any help!
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