RN #228 Thomas/Richard Llanfair

This notebook contains examination and analysis of Thomas Jones and Richard Jones of Llanfair.  It is work to identify and separate the JONES family groups that occupied this geographic area during the Act of Union 1536.  This was another bridge period for my own JONES family tree.

John ap Robert (JP-1)
Richard ap John (JQ-95)
Robert ap John (JQ-1)
Thomas Jones (JR-180) St. Asaph
Richard Jones (JS-165)
Dating charts from 1530 - 1650
John Hanmer, Bishop of St.Asaph
Gray's Inn Admission (chart analysis)
Dudley Papers (Cat.Ref. DU)
Marrington Collection (Cat.Ref. 448 631)
Phillipps Collection (Cat.Ref. 1)
Records presented by Richard Sandford (Cat.Ref. 170)
Venables Collection (Cat.Ref.484)
Anstey and Thompson of Exeter (Cat.Ref. 1926 B)
Roborough Estate (Cat.Ref. 70)
Drake of Buckland Abbey (Cat.Ref.346M)
Welsh Probate Records, Diocese of St.Asaph (Cat.Ref. SA)
Variety of charts/family tress/connectors

RN #193 House of Lords

This notebook contains references from the House of Lords, Volume 8, 2 June 1646.  This period was analyzed for the surname JONES.  It contains the acts recorded for Inigo Jones, and Richard Jones, who were two of my family members.  It records the English Commissioners first paper to the Scots committee, concerning their powers and instructions from the Parliament of England.  It contains the "Ordinance to clear Inigo Jones of his Delinquency".  It also contains the "Names of Englishmen in the Scotish Army, who have served the Enemy, delivered to the Scots Commissioners 27 April, 1646.  In this file is listed: "Richard Jones, late in Service with the Enemy, and now in Lieutenant Colonel Urrye's Troop."  My JONES family, always getting into trouble!

RN #180 Richard Joneses

The JONES surname presents many challenges.  At anyone time, and in the same geographic area there are many who share the same first name.   This notebook begins a series of collection on studies of the various first names that appear together in my JONES tree climbing experience.  The first is "Richard Jones".

Chronological sequence from Nov. 5, 1635 to 1665 (Virginia)
Migration years 1648 - 1651 (Virginia)
Richard Jones by Virginia counties 1635 - 1665
Richard Jones, Queen's Creek 1637
Richard Jones, 1649 (transported by Nicholas Dale)
Mr. Richard Jones, "marriner"
Richard Jones, James City
Richard Jones, Pagan Point Creek

There were 51 references to Richard Joneses 1635 - 1665 in Virginia.

RN #144 Richard Jones of St.Clement, Eastcheap

This notebook contains my genealogical research into the father of Cadwallader Jones.  Richard Jones of St. Clement, Eastcheap, London who died in Virginia before 20 March 1653.  It has personal notes, family trees, documentation, wills, etc. of the life and times of this Richard Jones.

Land of Richard Jones, VA
Entry, P.C.C.  Adm Act Book, 1659, fo. 232
Glocester Co., VA land, maps, research
Records of St. Cement's Eastcheap
   Baptisms 1539-1839
   Marriages 1559-1849
   Burials 1539-1663
   Burials 1671-1853
   Marriages 1625-1738
   Baptists 1625-1812
   Burials 1624-1812

Inhabitants of London in 1638, St. Clement's Eastcheap
Frances (nee Baldwin) Townshend Jones
Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. 23, Westmoreland Co., 1653-1657
Townsend family research
   Adventurers of Purse and Person
      Townshend (1607-1625)
Baldwin family research
William family research
Chotank (VA) research

RN #77 Amelia Co. VA

Amelia Co. VA was formed 1735 out of Prince George and Brunswick Counties.  It was the home of many, many with the surname JONES.

Will BK I, Amelia Co. VA Wills 1735-1761.  Index analysis for JONES.
Bonds 1735-1754.
Will BK I, after 1735.
Amelia Co., VA, Grantors Deeds Index
Marriages- Amelia Co. from 1750-1796
Research notes on Peter Jones d. before 1682
Research notes on Capt. Richard Jones, 1658