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]>

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