RN #115 JONES Chronology NC 1693-1750

A chronological listing of the JONES surname as it is recorded in the historical records of NC.  It begins with a Charles Jones 1693 (Perquimans Co.) to a Robert Jones 1750 (New Hanover Co.).  There are over 40 Jones families included.

Abstract of Will (NC) 1600-1760.
Summary table for 22 NC counties.

For discussion see: http://thejonessurname.blogspot.com for "JONES and North Carolina 1693" dated Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

RN #114 NC State Records 1769-1771

This notebook continues the NC state records abstracted for the surname JONES.  Starting 22 Sept. 1769 with Tignal Jones and Nathanial Jones.

Prefatory notes to the eighth volume.
Colonial Records, Vol. 8
Unhappy state of this Province, Oct. 9, 1769
Elected representatives House of Assembly 1769
List of the Clergy in NC 1770
Judge Richard Henderson
Loyal Regulators' Association
Representatives Oct. 1771
The War of The Regulation - Its Causes and It Effects (written 1823)
Early German Reformed Settlements in NC
Early Lutheran Settlements in NC

RN #113 NC State Records 1759-1768

This notebook continues the analysis of the state records of North Carolina for the surname JONES.  It begins 25 October 1760 and ends November 18, 1768.  This is volume 6 and volume 7 of the records of NC.

Mr. Robert Jones, Jr. 1759
Copies of Colonial Records
Copies of Prefatory notes
List of Taxables in the Province of North Carolina 1767
Notes from Council Journals, 1768
Regulators' Advertisement No. 9 1768
Manuscript records in Office of Secretary of State NC 1768
Letter from Governor Tryon to the Board of Trade 1768
A "General Return" of the troops assembled Hillsborough Camp 22 Sept 1768

RN #112 NC State Records 1752-1759

This notebook contains the NC State records Vol. V, abstracted for the surname JONES.  It begins 1752 when the French forces were given orders to take possession of the territories of the Ohio Valley.  Following the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle in 1748, the boundaries between the British and French provinces in America were left unsettled.  Thus all the trouble yet to come...

NC State Records, Vol. 5, 1752-1759. [F251.N6 1886 v.5, University of Kentucky Library]
Abstracts of returns from the several counties in response to circular from Gov. Dobbs, 1754
The "Number of Souls of the Whites" in British Colonies 1755
A List of "Tithables" [in VA] sent to the Lords of Trade, Feb 23, 1756.
A List of "the Militia and Taxable Persons" in several counties NC for 1755
Land grant procedures prior 1758 NC
Early origins of "Regulator Moment" NC
Outline of NC counties development
Early history of the Moravians in NC 1753
Early Baptist settlements in NC
Early Presbyterian settlements in NC
Maps settlement period 1760

RN #111 State Records NC 1662-1713

This notebook begins the research into the JONES surname in NC.  Starting with the state records [found University of Kentucky Library F251.N6 1886] it records the folks with the JONES surname and other surnames related to my JONES family tree.

Thomas Slaughter & Margrett Slaughter (estate) May 1693
Mr. Charles Jones [first JONES] Feb. 1693-1694.

Jones listed page by page volume 1, 1662-1712.
Colonial Records NC, volume 2- volume 4, 1715-1752.

Other records involved:
  British Public Record Office
  Colonial Entry Book
  Colonial Papers
  Shaftesbury Papers
  Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts
  Board of Trade
  Board of Trade Proprietors
  Board of Trade Journals
  Plantations General
  America and West Indies

For discussion see: http://thejonessurname.blogspot.com for "JONES and North Carolina 1693" dated Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

RN #110 NC History

The next series of notebooks contain my research on the JONES surname and the state of North Carolina.  It involves a detailed analysis of the historical documents giving a view of the JONES surname over the earliest period of NC history.

NC history - time lines from 1700
History of "the regulators" 1768
Inhabitants of Orange Co. (NC) 1768
Montgomery Co. (NC) the regulators 1765-1770
Orange Co., NC - regulators 1768
[A little history of Tennessee] much related to NC history.

For discussion see: http://thejonessurname.blogspot for "JONES and North Carolina 1693" dated Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

RN #109 Cadwallader Jones(es) A List

The name "Cadwallader" appears as early as 500 AD.  This notebook contains a listing of the Cadwallader(s) as discovered by my research over the years.  In the colonies, the name Cadwallader Jones occurs as early as 1623.  The notebook continues with an outline of these folks.

Cadwallon ap Einion ap Cunedd (500AD-534AD)
Cadwallon ap Cadfan (ca. 590 AD)
Cadwallon ap Cadwalader (655AD-682AD)
Cadwallon ab Ieuaf (985-986AD)
Cadwallon ap Gruffudd ap Cynan (ca. 1137AD)
Cadwallon ap Gwriad
Cadwallon ap Madog ap Cadwgan
Cadwalloon ap Madog ab Idnerth
Cadwallon ap Maredudd
Cadwallon ab Owain Gwynedd
Cadwaladr ap Gruffydd (d. 1172)

Cad. (1623)
Cadwallader (1650-1703)
Cadwallader, Jr.(1685)
Cadwallader, MD (1694)
Cadwallader (1704)
Cadwallader, PA (1701)
Cadwallader, VA (1745)
Cadwallader, VA (1728)
Cadwallader, KY (1800)
Cadwallader, ME (1800)
Cadwallader, NC (1760)
Cadwallader, NC (1838)
Cadwallader, IN (1820)
Cadwallader, IL (1820)
Cadwallader, AL (1808)

For discussion see: http://cadwalladerjones.blogspot.com