I looked at area wills that might contain a Jane and John Jones....found this, for Bucks Co, that you might want to explore; Page 402. Jane Jones, Northampton Twp. "Far advanced in age." August 12,1794. Proved August 21, 1794.Isaac Chapman exr. Ch. Mary Ann Courson, William Jones, Benjamin Jones; Jane Jones dau. of son Benjamin, gdsn. John Jones; son-in-law Cornelius Courson. Wits: Isaac Edwards, Kuerthe Jones, Isaac Chapman. this is from Chester Co; - JoNES, JANE. Widow. Coventry.August 20, 1747. October 1, 1747. B. 233.To eldest son John Jones £5. To son David Jones £10 being one years rent due to me also £1-10 being money paid Abraham Wideman of his account and to Luce his wife, flannel for a petticoat. To son Evan Jones a horse and to Anne his wife articles named and to his daughter Anne, a mare. To cousin Margaret Davies 20 shillings and drugget to make her little boy a tunic. To son in law John Godfrey all my other effects also executor. Witnesses: David Morgan, Jos. Millard, Benj. Millard. here's another that might be of interest.....there is no will, but there are adm. papers that you can order by visiting Chester County Archives and Records site. JONES, JANE.March 24, 1761. Goshen.Adm. to Evan Jones. Mention of a Jane Jones Williams..... WILLIAMS, ISAAC. Goshen.May 3, 1788. June 19, 1788.To wife Esther her heirs and assigns, plantation whereon I now dwell, containing by estimate, 127 acres, also stock, etc. Plantation in Goshen and Willistown, containing 110 acres and tract in Northumberland containing 301 acres to be sold and proceeds of remainder of estate dividedas follows: To wife £30. To Nephew Ellis Williams £50. To Mary, wife of Henry Lewis, £30, and £5 to each of her children, Esther and Enos. To Jonathan Davis £10, and to his daughter Esther Davis £5. To sister-in-law Elizabeth Williams £3. To nephew Joshua Williams £5. To niece Ann Williams £3. To sister Mary Garrett £10, and to her children £10 to be divided. To sister-in-law Lydia Williams £1. To nephew Jesse Williams 5 shillings. To nephew Isaac Williams £5. To niece Jane Jones 40 shillings. To Nathan Williams 15 shillings. To niece Lydia Williams £1. To cousin Lewis Williams £5. To my wife's grandson Davis Garrett £3. Executors: Wife Esther, nephew Ellis Williams, and Henry Lewis of Radnor. Letters to Esther and Ellis Williams, Lewis having renounced.Wit: James Garrett, Joseph Eldridge, Joshua Evans. (there are many other Jane Jones, but I've looked for those with some sort of a John Jones or a Williams tie.) from your last email "I 'googled' Daniel Williams and found the info that his grandmother was named Jane JONES. Jane Jones m. John Williams in 1717 and they appear to have lived in Goshen, Chester Co., PA. " Because of the Goshen tie, I looked at the births, deaths and marriaged of the Goshen meeting, and while there are many Jones and many Williams, there is no Daniel William and no John Jones/John/Johns.... from your last email; "Fortunately, Wrightsborough , GA, has a nice genealogy page, and they list Daniel Williams, b. 17 July 1747, Chester, PA; m. 11 June 1772, Lancaster, PA; died Wrightsborough, GA 7 Feb. 1802. " Does this info come with any sort of documentation? Do you have ANY idea where it came from? One thing I note is the dates, as they are given. These would never have been used by Quakers, who always date things such as 1st mo 2nd, 1777, for example......if interested, read up a bit on Quaker dating, for the 1st mo is not January and it'd be easier for you to just read about it, if you want, that for me to try to explain it. I, personally, leave them as I find them and don't try to 'change' them into 'normal' dates...too much room for mistakes on my part! Again, if you do some research and see what meetings were in the area where they lived, I'll be glad to see if I can find them in NC meetings.....with a common name like John A Jones you need all the help you can get, in the way of EXACT locations and aprox. dates. Sandra