Immigration Record Passengers on Ship:  Arizona Arrival Date:  15 Jul 1879 - Port of New York Thos Jones - 43 - salesman - England Sarah - 36 - wife - England Eliza - 5 - child - England Sarah - 4 - England Maggie - 3 - England Thos - infant - England They were in 'second cabin' as opposed to steerage. Thomas JONES b. 30 Nov. 1835 in Corris, Merionethshire, North Wales married Sarah HUGHES b. 4 Feb. 1836 in Wales had children Elizabeth Beatrice, Sarah H., Maggie or Margaret who were baptized at St. George, Everton, Lancashire, England and Thomas JONES born in England. They lived in Joliet, Platte County, Nebraska, USA, where Lewis, William D. [Willie], Sarah and Helen [Ellen] were born. THANKS :) to Sharrie for this lookup. Jan Hughes Jordan <[email protected]>

At 05:35 PM 6/21/2005 -0500, you wrote: >Are there any MD, PA, OH, IL, IA JONES lines reading this list? > >Julie JONES My father and i were both born in OH. Does that count? Edward Jones Darke County CC - Darke County, Ohio - http://www.genexchange.org/county.php?state=oh&county=darke Ripley County CC - Ripley County, MO - http://www.genexchange.org/county.php?,p&county=ripley (Mine http://www.members.global2000.net/~toolmaker/ or http://www.members.global2000.net/~toolmaker/geanea.htm (for family tree))

My elusive ancestor was Jackson Allen Jones, date of birth or death unknown. His youngest child was born in Georgia in 1872. He was married at least twice, with children from both marriages. The 1880 census of Bartow County, Georgia shows Celia Jones as head of household and a widow. North Carolina is shown as the birthplace of Jackson Allen Jones. Children from the first marriage included a John S. Jones and William Perry Jones. William Perry married JoAnna McCravey in Bartow County, Ga in the early 1880's. Family legend is that Jackson's father was known as "Billy Pap" Jones. Billy Pap was supposed to have been a judge during the Civil War. Legend is that Jackson had at least four brothers, Jesse, Joe, Darrel and John. Any help is appreciated. RoseMary

Are there any MD, PA, OH, IL, IA JONES lines reading this list? Julie JONES -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.7.8/22 - Release Date: 6/17/2005

Vicky, Jonathan (Shelby?) Jones, b. 19 Dec 1783, Edgefield Co., South Carolina; d. 23 Jul 1833, Bibb Co., Alabama; buried on old plantation; m. Epsey Dilla Jones (daughter of Nathan Jones and Elizabeth Slaughter) 30 Oct 1805, Columbia Co., Georgia. She was b. bet 1790-1795, Georgia, d. 19 Aug 1839, Bibb Co., Alabama. He was a member of the State Legislature from Bibb Co., Alabama from 1819 to 1829. Children were (1) John William, b. 1812, m. Mary Ray in Bibb Co., Alabama; (2) Augustus Washington, b. 1815, Georgia; (3) Jonathan Shelby, II, b. 1818, Georgia, m. Bethany Williams 31 Dec 1840, Bibb Co., Alabama; (4) Martha Susannah, b. 26 Mar 1824/25, Bibb Co., Alabama, m. Thomas Jefferson Gentry 10 Oct 1844, Bibb Co., Alabama, d. 16 Dec 1909, Bibb Co., Alabama, buried family cemetery on old Gentry plantation; (5) David Jasper, b. 25 May 1828, Alabama, m. Elizabeth Atchison, d. 14 Apr 1914; (6) Baylor Pickens, b. 1830, Alabama, m. (1) Mattie Weeks, (2) Tinzy Richardson, d. 27 May 1899, Pletcher, Chilton, Alabama; (7) Epsa Elizabeth Lucretia, b. abt 1833, Bibb Co., Alabama, m. James A. Bishop 24 Oct 1872, Bibb Co., Alabama. The only Lewis Jones I have is Lewis L. Jones, b. Mar 1869, Iowa, parents John Whitfield Cicero and Harriet C. (McClane) Jones. Does this help? Gayle

I am still searching for any info as to the parents of my ggrandfather A J Jones .He states in the census that his father was born in Ga . A J . served in the 12th Ill Cavalry, then later moved from Hancock Co. Ill with his family of wife and five boys to Arkansas . He died in La in the home of his son Oliver. He is buried on the homestead here in Ark.

Hi Roberta, My name is Dixie Pace & I have some info. on Andrew & Syrena & I would love to share it with you or anyone else!My Andrew's mother & father were Stephen & Jane Frances Howard Jones.I have all of their children names that I know of. What can I help you with? I would like to know more about the kids. Glad to know ya!!! Dixie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 10:11 PM Subject: [Jones] Andrew Jones > Hi all, > I am looking for Paula Harman and I thought she might be on this list. I > tried sending a message to her from the Boone Co. Arkansas list but her E-mail > address is wrong. I am looking for information on Andrew Jones and his wife > Serena Wooley Jones and I understand she is related to one of their sons. If anyone > has her E-mail address or if she is on the list I would like to hear from > her. If anyone knows anything about Andrew Jones from Jackson Co. Arkansas I > would really enjoy hearing from them. Thanks. > Roberta Summers > > > ==== JONES Mailing List ==== > Direct your questions, comments or problems to the listowner at [email protected] > For detailed instructions on subscribing and unsubscribing visit this site: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/j/jones.html > browse the archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/jones > search the archives: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=JONES > Unusual JONES given names, http://members.aol.com/stjones/jones/oddnames.html > >

Hi Jerry! I am also interested! Thanks, Dixie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 7:18 PM Subject: Re: [Jones] Re: Jones Genealogist > Jerry, > > I am also interested in the Jones stuff too. > > jamie > > > ==== JONES Mailing List ==== > Direct your questions, comments or problems to the listowner at [email protected] > For detailed instructions on subscribing and unsubscribing visit this site: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/j/jones.html > browse the archives: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/jones > search the archives: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=JONES > Unusual JONES given names, http://members.aol.com/stjones/jones/oddnames.html > >

I don't see the connection, but it is very interesting to have "our" JONES families with similar stats: My (involves some Quaker search) JONES-FINNEY FAMILY, [James Jones b:1782 of ILL d: 1 June 1848 married Mary Jones b: 1773 of ILL D: 1 APR 1867 (or: 4 Mar 1867)] Their child: NACY HARRISON JONES b: 19 Oct 1817 IN., m: 1838 to RACHAEL FINNEY b: 27 Mar 1821 IN. * * * * Below is copied a note from Norma M. (Rayl) Rock: Parents of Nacy Harrison Jones are James and Mary Jones. They were from Illinois. Nacy Harrison Jones was born in Parke co IN. (My father was born there, too). After his marriage, Nacy and his family moved to Douglas co, IL, and in 1850 he moved to Willmington, Will co, IL. His father James Jones had died 1 Jun 1848 in his 66th year, this making his calculated year of birth 1782. Mary (Jones) died 1 Apr 1867 in her 94th year, making her year of birth cal 1773. I do not know where they are buried. I wonder is Nacy moved back to Will co to be with his mother. According to their death records, Mary would have been nine years older than James! The first wife of N. H. Jones, Rachel, died 21 Apr 1860 in Illinois leaving 7 children. Nacy remarried 11 Jun 1860 to Margaret and she had 7 children all b in IL. That means she helped to rear 14 children. * * * * Children by Rachael : Oliver Hazard Perry JONES born 1840, married Catherine Elizabeth (Kate) HOOD. Died in CA (my Great-Grandparents) Joseph Wesley JONES born 1841 married Mary GAWTHROP. Died in OKLA in 1912. Elizabeth A. 'Polly' JONES born 1843 married Eban PHELPS. Permelia Catherine JONES born 1846, perhaps in Douglas Co., IL., married Fred SWIVEL. Robert Lewis JONES born 1849, died 1853. Buried in old Oak Hill cemetery, Wilmington, IL., Will County. Sarah 'Sally' Jones born 1852 in Will Co, IL. Married George McAFEE. George A. JONES born 1853, died young. Nacy JONES then married Joanne Jones Lehman's great-grandmother Margaret G. SPRINGER HOFFMAN, a widow, 11 June 1860 in Will County. They had the following children: Robert Louis JONES born 1861 in Will Co., IL. Married Miss BRADLEY. He died in CA in 1933. Mary Rachel JONES born 1863. Married Harvey KEEN. Lived in Iroquois County. James Harrison JONES born 1864 in Will County. Died in Sheldon, IL< Iroquois County in 1934. Frank W. JONES born 1865. Married Carrie PERRY in CA. Died in CA c. 1899. George Davis 'Scott' JONES born 1868. Married Rhoda COFFELL. Died in Kankakee, IL in 1933. Martha Matilda born 1871, died 1872. Buried in Wilton Center Cemetery, Will Co. His widow and children moved to Fayette Co., IL after his death, where Margaret married Thomas KEEN. ABOVE WRITTEN BY JOANNE JONES LEHMAN (who I would love to correspond to share family stories) ******** ************ *************** OLIVER PERRY JONES b: 14 may 1840 in Pike, Marion Co, Indiana. (1880 census has Oliver born in Virginia = enumerator error) I have a copy of OLIVER'S military papers that show: (He called the civil war the "WAR OF THE REBELLION") :>)) 22 July 1862 mustered as a private in Company "A"100th Regiment Illinois Volunteers.(Union Army) 08 Aug 1864 transferred as Corporal to Company "K" 1st U.S. Engineer Corps. 30 June 1865 Honorable discharge at Nashville ,TN. 23 Aug 1866 in Naperville, Du Page County, Ill (directly west of Chicago) Married Catherine Elizabeth Hood b: Nov 1848 Saratoga, N.Y.("Katie" he called her) 1880 census for Crystal, Tama County, Iowa lists Oliver, his wife Catherine , and five children, one of them being my grandfather: Joseph Harrison Jones. (Oliver's father born Virginia, mother born S. Carolina) (Catherine's father & mother both born in NY) (children all born in Iowa) .......Indiana, Illinois, Iowa...he is slowly edging west. Family story has him coming to California in 1887 on a real estate promotional train ( I suppose he was with his wife and children) Oliver's children were born : CARRIE R JONES 04 JULY 1868 ROBERT F JONES 01 NOV 1869 MAMIE M. JONES 07 OCT 1872 JOSEPH HARRISON 16 DEC 1875 ? ETTIE JONES JULY 1878( died at 13 yrs?about 1891) 1900 census for Kern county, CA (Dist #5 Enum dist #33 pg. 6) lists Oliver, his wife Catherine and only Joseph. (JOSEPH HARRISON JONES married my grandmother LOURENA ALICE WILKINSON in Maricopa, Kern County, CA 1904) Oliver was a physician, (assisted in my grandfather Joseph's children's birthing). Oliver was horticulturist/nurseryman, real estate investor in Santa Ana, California. He played the violin well. Oliver received his service disability pension from 19 May 1910 through to his death 12 Aug 1912. Oliver was buried Fairhaven Cemetery, Santa Ana, Orange County, CA. ABOVE TAKEN FROM CENSUS AND OLIVER'S MILITARY PENSION. Well that was more than I thought I had, but now, I would like to tie this family ancestors and descendants together. Any information or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Margaret (mema) ----- Original Message ----- From: "natha lee bilash" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 9:51 AM Subject: Re: [Jones]Andrew Jackson- 1840 Indiana >I am still searching for any info as to the parents of my ggrandfather A J > Jones .He states in the census that his father was born in Ga . > A J . served in the 12th Ill Cavalry, then later moved from Hancock Co. > Ill > with his family of wife and five boys to Arkansas . He died in La in the > home of his son Oliver. He is buried on the homestead here in Ark. > > > > ==== JONES Mailing List ==== > JONES Family Mail List Archives: > courtesy of Rootsweb, our gracious host! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > Just type in the mail list's name: JONES >

Hello Karli. There is always hope! There is a record dated 29 April 1768 in which the then governor of NC (Tyron) grants 200 acres of land to Wylie Jones, Solomon Alston and Joseph Montfort. This land was in Mechlenburg Co, on both side of "2nd Broad River". This was a very difficult time for those in NC. The western settlers were rebelling against the eastern "establishment" and was about to lead to the Battle of Alamance where over 200 western settlers, called Regulators, where killed. Two key political leaders on the "eastern" side were an Allen Jones, and a Willie Jones. It would not surprise me that Willie, Wyllie, Wylie where of the same group. I have abstracted the Colonial Records of the state of NC, 1662 - 1776, for the JONES SURNAME, and this research is available at the Joseph Wheeler Jones Memorial Library, Danville, KY. This would give you a chronological abstract of the JONES surname in NC and some of the historical content which often helps in sorting out the various JONES groups. Hope this is helpful. Jerry.

----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [Jones] Re: Jones Genealogist/Wylie Jones | Hello Karli. There is always hope! There is a record dated 29 April 1768 in | which the then governor of NC (Tyron) grants 200 acres of land to Wylie This was scary!!! I was sitting here staring at another JONES email from Jonesgenealogist and this new email popped up....Wylie JONES. I wondered what the chance was that anyone would have any info on this particular JONES. I have lost my information on my line and all I remember of the early information is the name Wylie JONES. I think I have broken all the laws of the JONES list sending this reply so I will go hide and later, when it is safe, I will come back out on my limbless tree and contact the JonesGene Have a good day.... MaryAnn SMITH

Hello Lee Anne. The Joseph Wheeler Jones Memorial Library has an extensive collection on the JONES SURNAME including SC, GA, and AR. There is a complete set of the publication called JONES JOURNEYS which covers a wide area of information on the JONES SURNAME for these states. My newsletter, The Jones Genealogist, has a focus on VA, KY, WALES, ENGLAND, and a historical perspective on the JONES SURNAME. The library is physically located in Danville, KY and is open at no charge to the genealogist. You may wish to check our website: thegoldenlionbb.com. Hope this is helpful. Jerry

Hello Louise. I have attempted to establish a genealogical research center for the JONES surname. There is a JONES SURNAME MUSEUM, and a research library which contains mostly research on the JONES surname. There are also seminars available to help those who are "stuck" with their "brick walls". I also publish a JONES SURNAME newsletter called The Jones Genealogist. The center is located in Danville, KY and is open to the genealogist for independent research. You may wish to check our web site: thegoldenlionbb.com. Hope this is helpful. Jerry.

My elusive Jones was born in VA abt 1750. Don't know what part of VA. His first name is JAMES, making things more difficult. Even worse, he married a Sarah JOHNSON! They were in Orange Co NC by 1774 where a son James Jr was born. James Jr grew up to be a preacher, most likely Baptist, and married Naomi Baker. We believe he had 16 kids and was married twice. He died before 1850 and there is nothing to show the names of his children except one, Calvin S B Jones, born in 1822.... and that is my GGgrandfather, who lived in Chatham Co NC. I welcome ANY leads at all to finding these James Joneses and their children. <sigh> Nancy dotsicle

Thanks, Jan, for letting me eliminate with your info. I too search for Sarah JONES. Mine is born about 1820 {could be born in SC} and is recorded in 1860 in TN/GA Blue Ridge area, has children with her (Eliza, Flora, James/Henry, Stacy) in 1860 but no husband. Later (between 1870-1880) she married Mr. Stafford. She died as Sarah Stafford in 1896, buried in Mobile Cemetery, right around the GA/TN border Fannin/Polk Counties. Sharon Boyer Bates Surnames: Falls, HAWKINS, JONES, Kell, King, Lusk, Meadows, McCOY, Self, Stafford, and Sayne no more Surnames: Barr, Broyles, DENTON, Hogg, Isbill, Lee, Maze, Mize, REAGAN, Wilhoit, Wilson, Moore and more -----Original Message----- From: Jan J. [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 7:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Jones] Sarah J. JONES + 1900 IA=>NE Milton MANSFIELD ================================== MARRIAGE RECORD 306 THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, PLATTE COUNTY, To any person authorized to solemnize marriages, greeting: You are hereby authorized to join in the holy bonds of matrimony, and to celebrate within said County the rites and ceremonies of Marriage between Mr. Milton Mansfield and Miss Sarah J. Jones. The father's name of the said Milton Mansfield is Wesley Mansfield and the maiden name of the mother is Elizabeth Phillips. The said Milton Mansfield resides in the County of Platte and State of Nebr. and is age 28 years, was born in Centerville [?], Iowa and is a white person. The father's name of Sarah J. Jones is William E. Jones and the maiden name of the mother is Jane Jones. The said Sarah J. Jones resides in the County of Platte and State of Nebr. is age 22 years, was born in Louisa County, Iowa and is also a white person. And these presents shall be your good and sufficient warrant, and you are required to return this license to me within three months from the celebration of such marriage, with a certificate of the same appended thereto, signed by you, under the penalty of five hundred dollars. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court of said County of Platte, this 27th day of February A.D. 1900. T.D. Robinson,, County Judge. ---------------------------------------------- THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, PLATE COUNTY, BE IT REMEMBERED, that at Postville, Nebraska in said County of Platte on the 7th day of March A.D. 1900 Mr. Milton Mansfield and wife, Miss Sarah J. Jones named in the foregoing license, were legally united in marriage by me in the presence of Martin Welin and Miss Alma Swanson. WITNESS my hand this 7th day of March A.D. 1900. T.F. Schlosser, Minister of the Gospel. ================================= Data above is not for my Sarah JONES, daughter of Thomas and Sarah HUGHES JONES, b. 1875 in England. Hope it helps someone else. Transcribed by Jan Hughes Jordan <[email protected]> ==== JONES Mailing List ==== Need to unsubscribe? Just send a message to [email protected] put the word "unsubscribe" in either the subject line or message body.

My line is Frances Jones father John Jones. This what do know Southside Virginia Families" by John Bennett Boddie - page 228 states Elizabeth Frances Jones, daughter of John Jones, married Joel Halbert abt 1740. From Old Rappahannock & Essex Co. Marriages - Book D27, page 71. John Jones is said to born c 1700 d c 1795, I can find not record for him. Frances is said to born c 1700/05 unknown death date Caroline Co., Va Order Bk 1755-1763 p 272. Date 1762 On motion of Frances Halbert, widow and relict of Joel Halbert dec'd, administrator on the estate, is granted to the said Frances Halbert, she having been given bond according to law. p. 491 Date:? Frances Halbert qualified (their mother) to wards William, John, Elizabaeth, Martha, Frances and Joel. Order Bk 1764-67, p 72, March Court 1764 William, John & Elizabeth Halbert with the approbation of the Court made choice of Frances Halbert as their guardian. [Making choice signifies they were of the age of 14 or above but under 21]. p. 161. June Court 1764 On motion of Frances Halbert, she appointed guardian of Martha, Frances and Joel Halbert, orphans of Joel Halbert, dec'd and the said Frances Acknowledged a bond for same. (These three then were under the age of 14.) Okay, if William was born Oct 14, 1744, in 1764 he wouldn't have been a minor long. And if John WAS the oldest, as some records have shown, and older than William,he would have been older than 21 at the date of these guardian bonds, and would then not have needed a guardian. This means that William was over 14 and his siblings were under 14 making them minors. Janet Ariciu

--- JEWELL PETERS <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Penny. I am from the Isaac Carroll Jones and > Sidney Ann (Smith) Jones > branch. Have you been to Rootsweb.com? If not > enter Arick Jones and there > will be four Gencoms pretainting to the JONES`. > I do not have a Gencom, > but, you will find alot of info. Let me know if > I can help. > Jewell > > ______________________________ > > From: "Ronald Athey" <[email protected]> > > Date: Saturday, June 18, 2005 11:24 PM > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Andrew Jackson Jones of TN > > > > I have been working on the VA>NC>TN branch of > Joneses. They are descendants > > of Wilson JONES, b. VA and md. 26 Mar 1803 in > probably Person Co, NC to > > REbecca McKISSICK or McKISSACK, d. 1818 Pulaski, > Giles Co, TN. I am looking > > for information on any Joneses born in TN to see > if they fit into this > > puzzle that I have going. I am at a brick wall as > to the ancestors of > > Wilson Jones, who was a respected judge in NC. His > descendants for four > > generations embraced the legal profession. I have > some of them but am > > lacking a whole lot of information. I feel that > Wilson Jones must have come > > from a family or attorneys or judges. Any help is > greatly appreciated. > > > > Penny Ellis Athey > > > >

================================== MARRIAGE RECORD 306 THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, PLATTE COUNTY, To any person authorized to solemnize marriages, greeting: You are hereby authorized to join in the holy bonds of matrimony, and to celebrate within said County the rites and ceremonies of Marriage between Mr. Milton Mansfield and Miss Sarah J. Jones. The father's name of the said Milton Mansfield is Wesley Mansfield and the maiden name of the mother is Elizabeth Phillips. The said Milton Mansfield resides in the County of Platte and State of Nebr. and is age 28 years, was born in Centerville [?], Iowa and is a white person. The father's name of Sarah J. Jones is William E. Jones and the maiden name of the mother is Jane Jones. The said Sarah J. Jones resides in the County of Platte and State of Nebr. is age 22 years, was born in Louisa County, Iowa and is also a white person. And these presents shall be your good and sufficient warrant, and you are required to return this license to me within three months from the celebration of such marriage, with a certificate of the same appended thereto, signed by you, under the penalty of five hundred dollars. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereto set my hand and affixed the seal of the County Court of said County of Platte, this 27th day of February A.D. 1900. T.D. Robinson,, County Judge. ---------------------------------------------- THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, PLATE COUNTY, BE IT REMEMBERED, that at Postville, Nebraska in said County of Platte on the 7th day of March A.D. 1900 Mr. Milton Mansfield and wife, Miss Sarah J. Jones named in the foregoing license, were legally united in marriage by me in the presence of Martin Welin and Miss Alma Swanson. WITNESS my hand this 7th day of March A.D. 1900. T.F. Schlosser, Minister of the Gospel. ================================= Data above is not for my Sarah JONES, daughter of Thomas and Sarah HUGHES JONES, b. 1875 in England. Hope it helps someone else. Transcribed by Jan Hughes Jordan <[email protected]>

Seeking middle name starting with "D" of the 3 daughters of David O. and Catherine [Kate] OWEN JONES, listed below in Granville, NY. Jan Jordan <[email protected]> ======== In 1900 Granville town, Washington, NY JONES, David O - Jun 1857 - 42 - m 18 (yrs) - Wales-Wales-Wales - imm 1880 NA - quarreyman      Kate A - Feb 1862 - 38 - 6 children 3 living - VT-Wales-Wales      Margaret D - Jun 1883 - 16 - NY-Wales-VT - servant      Elizabeth D - Jun 1888 - 11 - NY-Wales-VT - at school      Blodwen D - Oct 1891 - 8 - NY-Wales-VT - at school ======== In 1900 Granville, Washington, NY census JONES, David O - Jun 1855 Wales - imm 1857, wife is Katerine A. b. Sept. 1860 in England, and they were married in 1890. Child was Elison [?] age 9 b. NY. ======== Catherine [aka Kate] JONES, daughter of Owen JONES, died May 20, 1926, in Middle Granville, Washington Co., New York.

Seeking marriage records of David R. JONES to his 2nd wife: Ann ROWLANDS b. 8 Sept. 1859 Wales, d. 11/21/39 Granville, NY and 1st wife Jane EDWARDS d. 26 Aug. 1882. 1990 Plainfield, Otsego, New York JONES, David R - Feb 1855 - 45 m 15(yrs) - Wales-Wales-Wales - farmer - imm 1886 NA      Ann - Dec 1857 - 42 m 15 - Wales-Wales-Wales   -  10 children 6 living      John R - Nov 1886 - 13 - NY-Wales-Wales - at school      David M - July 1885 - 14 - NY - Wales-Wales - at school      Lewis I/T - July 1888 - 11 - NY-Wales-Wales - at school      Homer - Jun 1891 - 8 - NY-Wales-Wales - at school      Harry - Jul 1892 - 7 - NY-Wales-Wales - at school      Idris (?) - son - Aug 1895 - NY-Wales-Wales  -  note:  this one has a cross where the age would be and nothing listed under occupation so assuming this one died just prior to the census ======= 1910 census - Granville, Washington, NY John - 54 b Wales - slate worker - imm 1886 NA - married 24 years - married twice Ann - 50 - b Wales - wife   -   11 children 6 living  -  married once John R - 22 - b NY - slate trimmer David M - 22 - b NY - slate trimmer Lewis - 20 - b NY - brick maker Homer - 18 - b NY - brick maker Harry B - 16 - b NY - laborer ============================ In 1900 Granville, Washington Co., New York: David O. JONES was born Jun 1855 Wales and imm 1857, wife is Katherine A b Sep 1860 in England, they have been married 10 years.  Only one child and that is a daughter Eilson (?) age 9 b NY. THANKS :) to Sharrie for these lookups. Jan Jordan <[email protected]>