JONES - LINE 1

"Rescuing a motor car from burial in the snow on a Long Island Highway. One kind of horsepower providing assistance to
another kind. In: "Handbook of Snow Removal" by Good RoadSnow Removal/

NOAA Photo Library Search Results: Long Island:
Image ID: wea01915, NOAA's National Weather Service (NWS) Collection
Call No. M 1270 G646.
Photo Date: 1926 ca.
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 Treasure in Aachen WIKIPEDUA

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 17th century commemorative fresco from Bernard's grave in Milan, Italy

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"Ruth was Thomas' first wife.
Death date came from Weis. !Ancestral Roots of Sixty colonist, who came to New
England between 1623 and 1650, by Frederick Lewis Weis, 6th Edition, 1988, page
167"

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Rev Thomas James
Ruth Jones
married - Around 1646
"Immigration: 2 OCT 1635 Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts (On the ship
'Defence')"
Sources:

1. Author: Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck
Title: The History of Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut from the Settlement of the
Town in 1639 to
1818, Volume I
Publication: New York, Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck, 1889
Abbrev: Schenck, Elizabeth, History of Fairfield
Date: 27 FEB 2001

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Rev Thomas James
Ruth Jones
"Name: Ruth Jones
Year: 1635
Age: 7
Place: America
Source Publication Code: 1674
Primary Immigrant: Jones, Ruth
Annotation: This edition was privately printed in 75 quarto copies for W. Elliot
Woodward. Same as the octavo edition of 1860 with an additional section, "The
First Settlers of Plymouth," pp. 115-122. Research originally done, 1858-1860, for
The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, now corrected and
enlarged. For original edition, 1860, see no. 1672.
Source Bibliography: DRAKE, SAMUEL G. Result of Some Researches Among the
British Archives for Information Relative to the Founders of New England .... 3rd ed.
Boston: John Wilson and Son, 1865. 122p.Page: 39"

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"Thomas James (Rev.), will of June 5, 1696, eldest dau., Sarah, wife of Peregrine
Stanborough; dau. Mary, wife of John Stretton; dau. Hannah, wife of James Dyment;
dau. Ruth, wife of Thomas Harris; gr.ch. Mary Stanborough and Mary Stretton; dau.
in law Anne, now wife of Mr. Abraham Howell of Southampton, formerly wife of
testator's son Nathaniel; eldest gr. son John M. Stanborough; dau. in law Mary, wife
of John Mulford; dau. in law Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Osborn; sons in law
Stanborough, Stretton, Dyment and Harris, ex'rs; sons in law Mulford and Osborn
overseers; proved June 23, 1692

"Ancient Long Island Epitaphs From the Towns of Southold, Shelter Island and
Easthampton, NY." by Edward Doubleday Harris. Pub. by Genealogical Publishing
Co."

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Rev Thomas James
Ruth Jones

"The January 1996 article "The Rev. John Jones of Fairfield, Connecticut"
byFrederick C. Hart, Jr., as
published in The American Genealogist (71:1), hasgreat information on the English
beginnings of Ruth and
her immediate family.(See her father's page for more information.)

Sources:
(other than census, if applicable)

*Vineland Historical Magazine, Volume XXXV-1950, 1 and 4, January-April
*The American Genealogist, 71:1, January 1996, "The Rev. John Jones ofFairfield,
Connecticut" by
Frederick C. Hart, Jr."

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"Rev John Jones Immigration: "Defense" 3 Oct 1635 Boston, Suffolk, MA, USA
Note: He may have come earlier and then sent for his family on th e Defense
arriving Boston Oct 3, 1635. He is not listed o n the passenger list, but his wife and
children are"

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John JONES - Reverend
born - 22 Nov 1591
died - 9 Feb 1665

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"There is a memorial stone in his memory in the OId Fairfield Burial Grounds,
Fairfield, CT."
"1644: Left Concord, MA and went to Fairfield, CT"

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"Rev. John Jones was first minister of Fairfield, CT in 1644 and also had links to the
founding of Concord, MA"

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"John matriculated sizar from Queens College, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1608 as
John "Johnes". He received his B.A. 1612/3; M.A. 1616; and was ordained deacon at
Peterboro, 19 Dec 1613. He probably was Rector of Abbot's Ripton, co. Huntington,
1619-1630, when he was deprived. The "Calendar of State Papers, Domestic
Series, of the Reign of Charles I" 4:275 (cited in TAG 71:52) tells: "1630 June 3:
Sentence of removal and suspension by the Court of High Commission against
John Jones, rector of Ripton Abbatt's, co. Huntingdon, for refusing to adhere to rites
and ceremonies in the book of public prayers."
John had children baptized at Abbot's Ripton parish 1621-1628. Three more
children were baptized 1631 to 1635 at St. Stephens, Coleman Street, London. His
presence there provides a link with Rev. John Danvenport, who was vicar of that
parish from 1624 to August 1633 when he left London after the appointment of
William Laud as Archbishop of Canterbury. John's marriage to Sarah and the birth
of their daughter Sarah had not been located when Hart wrote (published 1996).
He came on the Defence from London, arriving at Boston 3 October 1635, with wife
Sarah age 34, children Sarah 15, John 11, Ruth 7, Theophilus 3, Rebecca 2, and
Elizabeth 1/2. Savage notes that John's name was not on the passenger list nor in
the list at the custom house, "for good reason," and that the same was true for his
fellow-passenger Rev. Thomas Shepherd.
(Savage discusses at length the "common report" -- which he asserted to be
incorrect -- that Rev. John was the son of William Jones of Abergavenny in Co.
Monmouth, and entered Jesus College at Oxford in 1624 at age 17.)
Emma Lewis Sanford wrote: "Mather tells of a dangerous crossing, the ship
springing a leak in the first storm," and "It was supposed he came under an
assumed name as they wished him to stay in England." The Ackley/Bosworth
genealogy tells that Jones was entertained upon his arrival by Gov. Winthrop in his
Boston house.
Jones settled at Concord, MA with Rev. Peter Bulkeley. He was ordained pastor at
Concord 6 April 1637, and in 1644, removed with other Concord settlers to Fairfield.
Late in life he married (2) Susannah, a widow with a daughter whom Winthrop
referred to in 1663 as 'Mary Holsworth' aged 26, daughter of the wife of Mr. Jones,
Pastor of Fairfield. Susannah's daughter Mercy, as wife of Thomas Disbrow, was
the noted witch convicted at Fairfield in 1692, but fortunately reprieved and never
executed. A letter written in 1696 by Rev. Gershom Bulkeley to a nephew in Fairfield
calls her "Mercy Holbridge (now Disborough)," so she was evidently that Mercy
"Halbidge" baptized at New Haven on 30 June 1650.
His will was dated 17 January 1664/5; inventory was taken 9 February 1664/5. The
will gave to his wife Susanna the L50 he had promised her and made her Executrix.
He referred to L7 he owed the heirs of Capt. Cullick and named his children: John
Jones, Eliphalet Jones, Sarah Wilson, Widow; Ruth James, Rebecca Hull and
Elizabeth Hill."

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"Little is known of the history of the Rev. John Jones who became the
first minister of Fairfield, CT. in 1644. He had been educated and
regularlyordained a clergyman of the Church of England. He married in
England and had several children born there. He settled at Concord,
Mass. and on April 6, 1637 was ordained pastor of the Congregational
Church gathered there July 1636. At the same time Rev. Peter Buckley
was ordained teacher. Both gentlemen, before their ordination, were
called upon to renounce their Episcopal vows, and express regret that
they had ever been ministers in the Church of England. The feelings
of those who had been silenced for non-conformity, were in some cases
very bitter. Soon difficulty arose about the support of two ministers
& great dissatisfaction prevailed in the settlement in regard to
barren soil and marshy land. Many emigrated to other plantations and
as some turned their faces towards Fairfield, Mr. Jones resolved to
join them and "view the beautiful country" of which such glowing
accounts had been given him."

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John JONES - Reverend
SARAH
"John Jones, (Rev.) was born in County Northampton, England, about 1593, and
died in Connecticut in January, 1664/5. Sarah _____ was born in England about
1601. They were married in England. She took the name Sarah Jones. They had
seven children:

i. Sarah Jones was born in England about 1620, and died in Connecticut in 1683.
ii. John Jones was born in England about 1624. He graduated from Harvard
College in 1643; was a preacher in Nevis, Bermuda. He died early.
iii. Ruth Jones was born in England about 1628. She married Thomas James,
(Rev.).
iv. Theophilus Jones was born in England about 1631. He died young in
Connecticut.
v. Rebecca Jones [#1309]: She was born in England about 1633.
vi. Elizabeth Jones was born in England about 1635. She was 6 months old when
the family sailed to America. She married William Hill.
vii. Eliphalet Jones was born in Concord, Massachusetts, on January 9, 1640/1, and
died in Huntington, Long Island, about 1732.

His second marriage was to Susanna _____. She was born about 1605 and
perhaps was the widow of Richard Hollingsworth of Salem. Her daughter, Mercy,
was tried for witchcraft in 1692.

John Jones matriculated sizar from Queens College, Cambridge, Michaelmas
1608, as John "Johnes"; B.A., 1612/13; M.A. 1616; ordained deacon at Peterboro,
December 19, 1613. He probably was rector of Abbot's Ripton, county Huntington,
1619–1630, when he was deprived—removed from his office.

He and his family sailed on Defence: his wife Sarah, age 34, and children Sarah 15,
John 11, RUTH 7, Theophilus 3, Rebecca 2, and Elizabeth 6 months. It was a
terrifying crossing; the ship sprung a leak during the first storm.

Upon his arrival, he was entertained by Governor Winthrop in his Boston house. He
settled in Concord, Massachusetts, with Rev. Peter Bulkeley.

Rev. Jones's will was dated January 17, 1664; his wife, Susanna, was the executrix.
It contained: ?50 that he promised his wife; he owed the heirs of Capt. Cullick ?7;
children listed: John Jones, Elaphalet Jones, Sarah Wilson (widow), Ruth James,
Rebecca Hull, and Elizabeth Hill. The overseers were Mr. Gold and Mr. Pell; the
inventory was dated February 9, 1664/5."

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John Jones - Rev.
Sarah
"Immigration: 3 OCT 1635 Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts (On the ship
'Defence')" "Little is known of the history of the Rev. John Jones who became the
first minister of Fairfield, CT. in 1644. He had been educated and regularlyordained
a clergyman of the Church of England. He married in England and had several
children born there. He settled at Concord, Mass. and on April 6, 1637 was
ordained pastor of the Congregational Church gathered there July 1636. At the
same time Rev. Peter Buckley was ordained teacher. Both gentlemen, before their
ordination, were called upon to renounce their Episcopal vows, and express regret
that they had ever been ministers in the Church of England. The feelings of those
who had been silenced for non-conformity, were in some cases very bitter. Soon
difficulty arose about the support of two ministers & great dissatisfaction prevailed
in the settlement in regard to barren soil and marshy land. Many emigrated to other
plantations and as some turned their faces towards Fairfield, Mr. Jones resolved to
join them and "view the beautiful country" of which such glowing accounts had been
given him."
Sources:
1. Author: Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck
Title: The History of Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut from the Settlement of the
Town in 1639 to
1818, Volume I
Publication: New York, Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck, 1889
Abbrev: Schenck, Elizabeth, History of Fairfield
Date: 27 FEB 2001

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John Jones - Rev.
Sarah
"Ordained in England; came to America on the ship "Defence" in 1635; reo rdained
6 Apr 1637 and made pastor of the church at Concord, Massachuse tts. In Sept
1644 he moved with parishoners to Fairfield, where he was f irst pastor until his
death."

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John Jones - Rev.
Sarah
"The details regarding Sarah's birth and their possible marriage in Wales as well
as John'sfather being William come from the LDS Ancestral File. I am now less
certain of illiambeing John's father, but leave the theory as food for thought. A
wealth of information is available in the January 1996 article "The Rev. John
Jones ofFairfield, Connecticut" by Frederick C. Hart, Jr., as published in The
American Genealogist(71:1). Some facts from that piece: John matriculated at
Queens College, Cambridge, England in 1608, received his B.A. inMarch 1611/12,
and his M.A. in 1616. He was pastor at Abbot's Ripton, Huntington,England from
at least 1621-1628, when his first six children were baptized there. Thenext three
were baptized in London at St. Stephens in Coleman Street, between October1631
and April 1635. The article has some interesting speculation on what John
wasdoing in London. In 1635 the family, except for Eliphalet who was not born yet,
arrived in Boston,Massachusetts, on the Defence. John was the first pastor of the
Congregational Churchof Fairfield, Connecticut. Sources: (other than census, if
applicable)"

*Aldermans in America, p586
*The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-33
*The American Genealogist, 71:1, January 1996, "The Rev. John Jones of Fairfield,
Connecticut" by
Frederick C. Hart, Jr.
http://www.hypertree.com/jones/john.html

Rev. John Jones. Born ca 1593 in Northampton, England.13 John died in 1665.
Education: Queens College,
Cambridge, BA 1612/3, MA 1616.13

John was ordained decon at Peterboro on 19 Dec 1613, probably record of
Abbot'sRipton, county Huntington 1619-1630, when he was deprived. He came to
New England,arriving at Boston 3 Oct 1635, on the Defence, from London, in 1635,
with his wife Sarahage 34, and children Sarah 15, John 11, Ruth 7, Theophilus 3,
Rebecca 2 and Elizabeth6 months.13,4

A note on p. 51 of the very agreeable Annals of the Am. Pulpit repeats the idle tradit.
But the sagacious writer perhaps took his revenge by add. the truth, that he d. a.
1664,aged "upwards of seventy yrs." unless he had adopt. contradictory acco. and
dared notindicate a preference. The want of courage must not be imput. to Dr.
Sprague. Incuriafudit. Yet Dr. Allen, in his new Ed. of the Biog. Dict. foll. him without
hesitat. or scrutiny.He was ord. 6 Apr. 1637, pastor to the ch. gather. in July preced.
of wh. the more import.min. call. teacher, was Peter Bulkley; there had Eliphalet, b.
9 Jan. 1641, but in Sept.1644 went with many of his parish to Fairfield. Perhaps the
w. and s. Theophilus d. at C.He d. early in 1665; his inv. bear. date of 9 Feb. and his
will made 17 Jan. preced. Itment. w. Susanna, s. John, and Eliphalet, ds. Sarah
Wilson, w. of Anthony, wh. had beenw. of Thomas Bulkley; a wid. Ruth James,
Rebecca Hall, and Elizabeth Hill.4

John first married Sarah [Jones]. Born ca 1601.13

They had the following children:
535i.Sarah (ca1620-ca1682)
536ii.John (ca1624-)
537iii.Ruth (ca1628-)
538iv.Theophilus (Died young) (ca1631-)
539v.Rebecca (ca1633-)
540vi.Elizabeth (ca1635-)
541vii.Eliphalet (1641-ca1732)
aft 1654 John second married Susanna [Jones].13 Born ca 1605.13
Susanna was perhaps the widow of Richard Hollingsworth of Salem.13
Connecticut genealogy website"

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John Jones - Rev.
Sarah
"John matriculated sizar from Queens College, Cambridge, Michaelmas 1608 as
John "Johnes". He received his B.A. 1612/3; M.A. 1616; and was ordained deacon at
Peterboro, 19 Dec 1613. He probably was Rector of Abbot's Ripton, co. Huntington,
1619-1630, when he was deprived. The "Calendar of State Papers, Domestic
Series, of the Reign of Charles I" 4:275 (cited in TAG 71:52) tells: "1630 June 3:
Sentence of removal and suspension by the Court of High Commission against
John Jones, rector of Ripton Abbatt's, co. Huntingdon, for refusing to adhere to rites
and ceremonies in the book of public prayers." John had children baptized at
Abbot's Ripton parish 1621-1628. Three more children were baptized 1631 to
1635 at St. Stephens, Coleman Street, London. His presence there provides a link
with Rev. John Danvenport, who was vicar of that parish from 1624 to August 1633
when he left London after the appointment of William Laud as Archbishop of
Canterbury. John's marriage to Sarah and the birth of their daughter Sarah had not
been located when Hart wrote (published 1996). He came on the Defence from
London, arriving at Boston 3 October 1635, with wife Sarah age 34, children
Sarah 15, John 11, Ruth 7, Theophilus 3, Rebecca 2, and Elizabeth 1/2. Savage
notes that John's name was not on the passenger list nor in the list at the custom
house, "for good reason," and that the same was true for his fellow-passenger Rev.
Thomas Shepherd. (Savage discusses at length the "common report" -- which he
asserted to be incorrect -- that Rev. John was the son of William Jones of
Abergavenny in Co. Monmouth, and entered Jesus College at Oxford in 1624 at
age 17.) Emma Lewis Sanford wrote: "Mather tells of a dangerous crossing, the
ship springing a leak in the first storm," and "It was supposed he came under an
assumed name as they wished him to stay in England." The Ackley/Bosworth
genealogy tells that Jones was entertained upon his arrival by Gov. Winthrop in his
Boston house. Jones settled at Concord, MA with Rev. Peter Bulkeley. He was
ordained pastor at Concord 6 April 1637, and in 1644, removed with other Concord
settlers to Fairfield. Late in life he married (2) Susannah, a widow with a daughter
whom Winthrop referred to in 1663 as 'Mary Holsworth' aged 26, daughter of the
wife of Mr. Jones, Pastor of Fairfield. Susannah's daughter Mercy, as wife of
Thomas Disbrow, was the noted witch convicted at Fairfield in 1692, but fortunately
reprieved and never executed. A letter written in 1696 by Rev. Gershom Bulkeley to a
nephew in Fairfield calls her "Mercy Holbridge (now Disborough)," so she was
evidently that Mercy "Halbidge" baptized at New Haven on 30 June 1650. His will
was dated 17 January 1664/5; inventory was taken 9 February 1664/5. The will gave
to his wife Susanna the L50 he had promised her and made her Executrix. He
referred to L7 he owed the heirs of Capt. Cullick and named his children: John
Jones, Eliphalet Jones, Sarah Wilson, Widow; Ruth James, Rebecca Hull and
Elizabeth Hill"

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13
William Jones
Elizabeth Morgan
" REDEGAR ESTATE PAPERS (NLW)
101/36.
1767, July 4
1. William Jones, youngest son of John Jones, late of Llanarth Court, co. Mon., but
now of Clytha, co. Mon., esq.
2. Elizabeth Morgan of Basseleg, co. Mon., spinster, only surviving child of Sir
William Morgan, hitherto of Tredegar, co. Mon., kt, dec., by the Rt Hon. Lady Rachael,
and sister and heir-at-law of William Morgan, late of Tredegar, esq., dec., who was
the eldest son and heir of the said
Sir William Morgan, and also brother and heir of Edward Morgan, dec., younger son
of Sir William Morgan, which said Elizabeth was administratrix of the personal
estate of the said William Morgan
3. The Rt Hon. Charles Cavendish, commonly called Lord Charles Cavendish, and
the Rt Hon. William Manners, commonly called Lord William Manners
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT made before the marriage of the said William Jones
and Elizabeth Morgan touching lands in co. Mon. not in question in any law- suit and
of which the said Elizabeth Morgan was seized or in which she had an estate or
interest; also touching £12,000 and interest due to the said Elizabeth Morgan; also
touching £600 Bank Annuities and household goods, etc. due to the said Elizabeth
Morgan.
Attested copy dated 1788, May 28.
75/45.
1777, Nov. 20
A BILL OF COMPLAINT (copy) in Chancery of Mary Brettargh of Mawley Hall,
Shropshire, widow, the administratrix of the goods of Ann Bryan, her late sister, and
also administratrix de bonis non, with the will annexed of Thomas Bryan of
Bassalleg, gent., who was employed as steward to receive the rents of estates
belonging to William Morgan in co. Mon., 1747 - 1763, and those of General
Thomas Morgan and Thomas Morgan, his son, till Bryan's death in 1769, against
Charles and John Morgan, the executors of the estate of their brother, Thomas
Morgan, and William Jones, the husband of Elizabeth, sister of the said William
Morgan, in a suit respecting the settlement of an account.
101/38.
1788, March 3
1. William Jones of Hanover Square, Middlesex, esq., administrator of the goods
and chattels of his late wife, Elizabeth Jones, formerly Elizabeth Morgan, dec.
2. John Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., esq., brother and heir-at-law and
administrator of the goods and chattels of Charles Morgan, esq., dec.
RELEASE, in consideration of £25,000, of all the claim and interest of the said
William Jones through his late wife, Elizabeth Jones, to portions of the Tredegar
Estate.
86/99.
1793, May 8
1. Sir Charles Morgan of Tredegar, co. Mon., bart, sole executor of the will of the late
John Morgan of Tredegar, esq., dec.
2. William Jones of Clytha House, co. Mon., esq., administrator of the goods of
Elizabeth Jones, his late wife, dec., née Elizabeth Morgan, child of Sir William
Morgan of Tredegar
MUTUAL RELEASE, in consideration of six hundred and forty-seven pounds paid by
the said Sir Charles Morgan to the said William Jones, of all their claims against
each other, as specified in two documents annexed.
COLEMAN PAPERS NLW
D. D. 1,448.
COPY OF THE WILL of William Jones of Clytha House, co. Mon., esq. Testator, after
directing that his body should be buried by the side of his dec. wife in the
churchyard of the p. church of Lanarth, co. Mon., devised as follows:- To my
executors, Thomas Wright of Henrietta St, Covent Garden, Westminster, banker,
esq., Charles Butler of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esq., and James Croft of Lanarth
aforesaid, gent., my freehold estates in p's, &c. Clytha, Lanthewy-vach, Betters
Navidd, and Langattock Caerleon, co. Mon., and in p. Ruddry, co. Glam., and my
copyhold property in p's, &c. Nash, Goldcliff, and Basaleg, held of the man's of
Goldcliff and Duffren, co. Mon., the rectory of Newport, co. Mon., with the glebe lands,
in p's St Woolas and Christchurch, co. Mon., and the great tithes of p's St Woolas
and Bettus and the tithe barn of St Woolas, held by lease for lives from the bishop of
Gloucester, also the man. of Peterstone, &c. on trust for my great nephew, William
Jones, esq. (third son of my nephew, John Jones, esq., who was the only son of my
late brother, Philip Jones, of Lanarth aforesaid, esq.), for his life, with remainder to
his first and other sons successively in tail, with similar remainders in succession
to Edward Jones, Henry Wyborn Jones (the fourth and fifth sons respectively of my
said nephew, John Jones), the other younger sons of the said John Jones, and
Philip Jones and John Jones (the second and eldest sons respectively of my said
nephew, John Jones), with remainders over, with remainder to the heirs of the body
of my grandfather, William Jones, esq.; to my sister, Florence, an annuity of £100 for
her life; to my 3 sisters, Mrs Lee, Mrs Florence, and Mrs Jane Jones, and my
nephew, John Jones, £100 each; to my nieces, Mrs Jones, Mrs Berkeley, and Miss
Lee, £100 each. The last pages of the will containing the date, &c. are missing."

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20
John ap THOMAS
Anne verch DAVID
"Of Treowen. Children adopted the English custom of fixed surnames by using the
surname Jones (Johns) as children of John.'

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22
David ap JENKIN
Margaret HUNTLEY
'Acquired Treowen by marriage. Killed in the Battle of Banbury while fighting
under the standard of his cousin the Earl of Pembroke."

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23
Jenkin ap HYWEL
born -
died -
married -
Constance verch ROGER VYCHAN
born -
died -
Children
1.David ap JENKIN


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24
Hywel ap GWILLIM
born -
died -
married -
Maud verch HYWEL
born -
died -
Children
1Jenkin ap HYWEL

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25
Gwillim ap JENKIN
born -
died -
married -
Gwenllian verch HYWEL ICHON
born -
died -
Children
1. John Jenkin ap GWILLIM
2. David ap GWILLIM
3. Hywel ap GWILLIM
4. Thomas(Sir) ap GWILLIM

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25
Gwillim ap JENKIN
Gwenllian verch HYWEL ICHON
"Lord of Gwarin Ddu (Gwarindee, Warndee, Warndu), near Abergavenny, who
resided at Perthir, near Monmouth from 1307 to 1337.
Also known as William Herbert."

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27
Adam FITZHERBERT
Christian verch GWARIN DDU
'Lord of Llanlowell (Llan-Hywel) near Usk and of Betesley (Beachley) through
inheritance from his grandmother"

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28
Herbert FITZPETER
born -
died -
married -
Margaret WALSH
born -
died -
Children
1 Adam FITZHERBERT

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32
Herbert FITZPETER
Emma BLOIS
'Chamberlain and Treasurer of England"

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35
Herbert III DE VERMANDOIS
Ermengarde de Bar
"COUNT OF VERMANDOIS
SOURCE--ANCESTRAL ROOTS OF CERTAIN AMERICAN COLONISTS WHO
CAMETO AMERICA BEFORE 1700, SEVENTH EDITION, COPYRIGHT 1995,
PAGE51, 123"

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Herbert De Vermandois - Hubert Comte De St. Lis
Count Of Troyes - Vermandois - SENLIS
"1 NAME Herbert Comte /De Vermandois/ 1 NAME Herbert II /de Vermandois/ 2
SOUR S033320 3 DATA 4 TEXT Date of Import: Jan 17, 2001
[De La Pole.FTW]
Sources: RC 166, 169, 188, 231, 235, 239, 258; Coe; A. Roots 48-19, 49, 50-18,
118, 121E, 136; AF: Smallwood; Kraentzler 1160, 1451; Pfafman.
Count of Vermandois, Troyes, Meaux and Soissons. Coe calls him Heribert II.
Called in RC 166 the Count of Blois and Chartres. K. calls him Herbert I.
Roots: Herbert II, Count of Vermandois and Troyes. Died 943.
1 NAME Herbert Comte /De Vermandois/ 1 NAME Herbert II /de Vermandois/ 2
SOUR S033320 3 DATA 4 TEXT Date of Import: Jan 17, 2001
[De La Pole.FTW]
Sources: RC 166, 169, 188, 231, 235, 239, 258; Coe; A. Roots 48-19, 49, 50-18,
118, 121E, 136; AF: Smallwood; Kraentzler 1160, 1451; Pfafman.
Count of Vermandois, Troyes, Meaux and Soissons. Coe calls him Heribert II.
Called in RC 166 the Count of Blois and Chartres. K. calls him Herbert I.
Roots: Herbert II, Count of Vermandois and Troyes. Died 943.
Per Weis" "Ancestral Roots. . ." (48:19), (49:19), (50:18), (118:18),
(121E:19), (136:18), Count of Vermondois and Troyes"

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38
Herbert De Vermandois - Comte De Vermandois Comte de Senlis
Beatrice Bertha De Morvois Of Vermandois Miss Princess of FRANCE
Bertha (Hersent) de MORVOIS

"1 NAME Herbert I Comte /De Vermandois/ 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT. 848 2 PLAC
Vermandois, Neustria
[De La Pole.FTW]
Sources: RC 199, 231, 264, 351; A. Roots 48, 50, 118; Kraentzler 1451; Pfafman;
Carolingian Ancestry.
He was murdered. Don't know why.
RC: Count of Vermandois and Soissons, Seigneur of Senlis, Peronne and St.
Quentin. K: Imperial Ambassador to Rome.
Roots: Herbert I, Count of Vermandois, Seigneur of Senlis, Peronne and St. Quintin.
Murdered about 902.
Carolingian: Heribert I, Count of Vermandois. No wife listed.
pg 55, 61, 107 & 123, "Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists etc" by Frederick Lewis
Weiss, 6th Edition
also thanks to J. K. Loren
Please send ANY errors, or extensions by E-mail, as I can't trace anything by Post-
em. If the name you want is not in this data base, I don't have it. Sorry
Source: Please cite original sources.
Compiled by: J. K. Loren
1 NAME Herbert I Comte /De Vermandois/ 1 BIRT 2 DATE ABT. 848 2 PLAC
Vermandois, Neustria
[De La Pole.FTW]
Sources: RC 199, 231, 264, 351; A. Roots 48, 50, 118; Kraentzler 1451; Pfafman;
Carolingian Ancestry.
He was murdered. Don't know why.
RC: Count of Vermandois and Soissons, Seigneur of Senlis, Peronne and St.
Quentin. K: Imperial Ambassador to Rome.
Roots: Herbert I, Count of Vermandois, Seigneur of Senlis, Peronne and St. Quintin.
Murdered about 902.
Carolingian: Heribert I, Count of Vermandois. No wife listed"

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 Throne of Charlemagne and the subsequent German Kings in Aachen Cathedral

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