RN #204 JONES Surname Virginia 1609 - 1660

This notebook contains my research into the surname JONES in Virginia from 1609.  It follows the appearance of the surname recorded in Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants 1623 - 66, by Nugent.  The following shows the first page from this research, beginning with "Elizabeth Joones", servant of Thomas Dunthorne.  The coding system is shown, and the page of reference is recorded.  There were 651 with the JONES surname recorded during this period.

Color coding was also used to try and group the folks from the same general area...eg. green for "within precincts of Eliz. City".

Also, a study into the reference for "Jones' Creek(s)" was done.

RN #203 Writers of History

This notebook contains a record of the early writers of history.  It begins with Eusebius and goes through Historia Brittonum ca. 324 AD to 829 AD.  It is my collection of notes and research.

Eusebius - The History of The Church From Christ to Constantine
      Greek Bishop ca.263 - 339 AD
St. Augustine (Bishop of Hippo) The City of God
      Bishop 354 AD - 430 AD
Germanus (Bishop) ca 429 AD
Gildas (British Cleric) ca. 500 - 570 AD
    De Excidio et Conquestu Britanniae
        narrative of the post-Roman history of Britain
Bede  ca 672 - 735 AD
    Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum
    (The Ecclesiastical History of the English People)
Alcuin ca 735 - 804 AD
Nennius (Celtic monk) ca. 829 AD
    Historica Brittonum (History of the Britons)
 

RN #202 Virginia Indians and Jamestown

A study into the relationship between Jamestown and the early ethic groups (Indians) that occupied the land, is an important undertaking.  This effort provides a context to one of the many factors that affected the earliest years of struggle of my ancestors.  This notebook contains a copy of "Chapter 77: A Seventeenth Century Chronology Drawn from Colonial Records with Contemporary Native Perspectives", by Danielle Moretti-Langholtz and Angela L. Daniel. [http://www.nps.gov/history ]  The native and local writers provide a source of information [names] in my own JONES family tree climbing.

The above is taken from the cover of of the book named:

"The Generall Historie of Virginia, New-England, and the Summer Ifles: with the names of the Adventures, Planters, and Governors from their firft beginning, An: 1584. to this prefent 1624. "
 Written by none other than Captain John Smith.

RN #201 Welsh Name Analysis

Welsh names as recorded in history represent a window into the culture and language of this Celtic people.  A particular clan system (family) and  tribal organization is represented  among the names recorded.  This notebook contains my research into this Welsh naming process recorded upon the pages of history.   The alphabet and naming method was analyzed from the names 470's to 790's.  The Welsh language was being formed during this period.  How the name was used and recorded was grouped by its organization. (Spelling and word order.)

There were 355 historic Welsh  names recorded during this period.  Word (name) order was:

"name" ap "name" recorded 161 times = 45%
     eg. Griffith ap Res

"name" "qualifier" recorded 68 times = 19%
     eg, Yevan Gogh

"name" ap "name" ap "name" recorded 63 times = 18%
     eg. Yevan ap Howel ap Kenn

"name" ap "name" "qualifer" recorded 20 times = 6%
     eg. William ap Yevan Lippa

"qualifer" "name" ap "name" "qualifier" recorded 16 times = 5%

There were additional forms and name order.  A detailed chronology of these names, their alphabet, and word order is contained.  My research over many years.

RN #200 Ancient Chronologies

This notebook contains a copy of the work by Bill Cooper called Ancient Chronologies.  It contains a number of listings including the following:

The Chronicles of the early Britons
The Descent of the Anglo-Saxon Kings
The Descent of the Danish and Norwegian Kings
The Descent of the Irish Celtic Kings
The Genealogy of the early British Kings

RN #199 Underwood Surname

The surname Underwood was a bridge to my JONES family beyond the great pond.  This notebook contains my research into this surname in England.

Underwood 1st listing 1441 - Stone mason
Northumberland Co. 1466, 1472
Hertfordshire 1539
Norfolk 1539
Bedfordshire 1547, 1678
Cheshire 1524/1526
London 1651 - 1653

Thomas Underwood of Weston (family tree) 1540
     Pryor family of Weston Park, Weston, Hertfordshire (Cat.Ref. DE/Pr)
     Balderston and Warren, solicitors of Baldock, Hertforshire (Cat. Ref. DE/Bw)
Kent Co., England
     Kent Quarter Sessions (Cat.Ref. Q/A)
     Weller family of Tonbridge, Kent (Cat.Ref. HA 519)
London
     Bridge House Estates, London (Cat. Ref. CLA/007)
     Wood family (Cat.Ref. ACC/0928/022)
     Moulton family (Cat.Ref. DE/Z120)
The Iveagh (Phillipps) Suffolk Manuscripts (Cat. Ref. HD 1538)
House of Lords (Cat.Ref. HL)
Nelthorpe family of Scawby Hall, Lincolnshire (Cat.Ref. Nel )

RN #198(A) A Family Analysis Year by Year

Starting on the "other" side of the great pond is my family analysis starting 1500 - 1650 AD.  Year by year, the names most associated with my own JONES family are analyzed, grouping those who share the geography (space) and the time (chronology).

Robert Jones (I) [ Jonys] 1500
Henry Jones (I) [Joonys] 1507
Thomas Jones (I) 1508
Thomas Jones (II) [Jonys, Johens, Jhonys ] 1513
Thomas Jones (III) [Jonys, Johens] 1518
Thomas Jones (IV) [Jonis, Joonys] 1528
David Jones [Jonys] 1530
Thomas Jones (V) 1535
Robert Jones (II) 1541
Robert Jones (III) 1544
Roger Jones (I) [Jonys] 1546
Henry Jones (II) 1549
Richard Jones (I) 1558
Thomas Jones (VI) 1561
Henry Jones (III) 1562
Henry Jones (IV) 1562
Owen Jones (I) 1568
Roger Jones (II) 1571
Edward Jones (I) 1576
Robert Jones (IV) 1585
Thomas Jones (VIII) 1607
Richard Jones (II) 1608
John Jones (I) 1615
Francis Jones (I) 1619
Richard Jones (III) 1619
Roger Jones (III) 1620
Martha Jones (I) 1625
William Jones (I) 1625
Priscilla Jones (I) 1625
John Jones (II) 1634
David Jones (II) 1634
Anthony Jones (I) 1635

RN #198 Land Grant Analysis - Family Clusters

This notebook contains the research into land grant analysis for family related surnames.  It is arranged in chronological sequence by year, and then by monthly intervals.  Individuals that were recorded during the same land grant (time period) where placed in the tables.  The figure below shows such a table taken from the notebook for the year 1662/63.  Those who were recorded being at the same geographic location at the same (or near the same) date would be grouped together.

The notebook begins 1600 and ends 1707.  This allows one to follow individuals along their path of land grants and related family names.

RN #197 Prehistoric Britain

This notebook contains research into the history of ancient Britain.  It contains maps/charts/summary tables/ and some references to prehistoric Britain.

Paviland Cave
     The "Red Lady"
Mesolithic 10,000 - 4000 BC
Windmill Hill
Passage grave builders
Stonehenge I
Beaker Invasions
Stonehenge II
Wessex Culture
Stonehenge Completed
Arras
Belgae (Brythonic)
Bronze Age ca. 2300 BC
Iron Age 750 BC
Celtic Culture
Iron age tribes southern Britain
     Cornovii
     Deceangli
     Ordovices
     Demetae
     Silures
maps/charts/Celtic and Roman Britain
     contour intervals/ Wales

RN #196 Calendar of Patent Rolls 1301

Homage and fealty was to be payed to the King. [In this case Edward I]   This notebook contains a copy of : "Exemplicfication of a certificate by the treasurer and barons of the exchequer of the names of those who in the time of Edward I did homage and fealty to Edward his son, then prince of Wales and earl of Chester...". [ 18 Edward III. - Part 1, p. 227-234.]  It is in effect a census of those felt to be given the English in Wales.  Dated 18 April 29 Edward I it is for:

Chester: Barons, Knights, Clerks, Foresters
Ruthyn (Ruthin)
Odyham
Flynt (Flint)
Englefend
Maillorseisnek
Hope
Kardigan
Creuthin
Merunegh
Nanconewey
Atleghan
Angleseye
West Wales
Merionyth
Snoudon
South Wales
Kaernarvan
North Wales
Salop

It is a list of names recorded over a several month period 1301 in Wales.

RN #195 Old Rappahannock Co. 1650

This notebook contains working groups of individuals who had settlements/patents/transportation/ to Old Rappahannock Co., VA. [1656 - 1692]  Early settlements and plantations were established as early as 1642 along Rappahannock River.  This is my research into the various individuals involved with this area.

Cavaliers of the King in VA 1644
Titled Cavalier Emigrants
Royalist Families VA
Nicholas Dale 1649
Sir Thomas Luntsford 1650
Settlers of Rappahannock 1650
Capt. Samuel Mathews 1 Aug 1643
Thomas Evan 31 Aug 1643
Sir Francis Wyatt 29 Sept 1643
John Carter 15 Aug 1642
John Benton 13 Oct 1642
graphs/charts/maps
Associated names
     Toby Smith 22 May 1637
     Margarit Upton 1 Oct 1656
     Clement Herbert 8 Oct 1657
     John Catlett 23 May 1650
     Ralph Rousey 23 May 1650
     Thomas Lucas 7 June 1652
     Thomas Hawkins 4 May 1659
     Alexander Fleming 29 Apr 1658
     William Underwood 13 Sept 1636
     John Slaughter 1620
     Francis Slaughter 1652
     Humphrey Booth 1650
     Samuel Nichous 1659
     John Prosser 4 Nov 1673
     Henry Berry 26 Oct 1658
     Leonard Jones (Totoskey Creek 19 July 1662)
     Rice Jones 10 Oct 1658
     Thomas Savadge (Savage) 12 Oct 1627
     Symon Miller 1664
     Antho. Jackman 18 Apr 1650

RN #194 Rappahannock River Study

Rappahannock River (VA) was the major roadway to my early JONES family in their settlement days of Virginia.  This notebook contains maps, charts, drawings, and land surveys along this river.  Settlement along this river began as early as 1638.   Settlement in earnest began fall of 1642. 

Chart of county formations beginning 1634 to Rappahannock County 3 March 1656.
Maps/charts the rivers of Virginia
Units of measurements : hector, rod, pole, acre
Indian ethic groups along rivers
Tidal station, locations and ranges
South side/ north side from mouth to 50 miles analysis
10 mile interval study/maps
Pneumendsend Creek/ Golden Vale study
Mott's Run study
Rappahannock River above the falls

A sample map at the mouth of the Rappahannock is shown below.

The mouth of the Rappahannock is shown as drawn in 1 mile survey sections.  Thus one can identify any survey that is given as "6 mile" [or mile marker]  up Rappahannock River.

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 #192 Inns of Court

This notebook contains summary tables/chronology for the JONES surname admitted to the Inns of Court 1544 - 1655.   The figure below demonstrates the content beginning 1544.   Other related surnames were added which appeared in documents surrounding my own JONES family.  This provided another method to make connections between the surname groups.

A single "square" represented one individual.  The file number (folio #) was placed in the square with the date and name of the individual given.  Family connections, if given from the documents, were also included.

RN #191 Devon Co. England

This notebook contains information regarding the English county of Devon.  The Devon County Council (Devon Record Office) has some resources to aid genealogical research.

Devon Record Office
Bere Ferres
Devon surnames

My JONES family is connected to a "Manor of Ley" in Bere Ferres.  See my blog :  http://cadwalladerjones.blogspot.com

RN #190A Patent Rolls

Patent Rolls are documents that give one aspect of English history.  Henry III reigned 56 years beginning 1216 AD.  This notebook contains an index to the first of this series, Vol. I, years 1216 - 1225 AD.  I have used it many times to determine the used of certain surnames in English documents.  The name JONES does not appear.  Wales (the Welsh, Wallis) begins with "march of, 109" and "homage of, done at Worcester, 142".  The numbers are the pages where this information has been recorded.

RN #190 Mortality Dates - Working Sheets

Mortality dates become an outline of time when placed in a chronological order. They identify the death of individuals along a course of time which may be used to help place family members in a context.  This note book contains my research into dates of death for historic figures that are involved in my own JONES tree climbing.   The figure below is the first page of this notebook, beginning 800 AD.  The dates are placed to the right at 10 year intervals.  Know "death" dates of historic figures are shown forming a picture of individuals along this time line.

This notebook also contains maps and figures of Wales during the time frames documented.

RN #189 Family Towns (II)

This notebook continues the collection of research into family towns (parish/hundred/lordships/etc.) that were involved with my JONES family.

Ludlow
     Collection Deposited By Mrs D.g. Mead (Cat.Ref. 1623)
          John Jones of Ludlow 1621
Bromfield
     Temporary Marching Camp Bromfield, Shropshire (Roman)
      House of Benedictine monks, Priory of Bromfield
Ellesmere
     Calendar of Patent Rolls 1241 AD
     The Halston Estate (lower ridge Ellesmere (1536) (Cat.Ref. 2171)
     Township of Trugge issa
          Robert ap John
     Township of Ruge within Lordship of Ellyseme 1546 AD
     Township of Ruge and Lower Ruge within Hundred of Ellyseme 1568 AD
          Roabert ap John ap Richard
          Lloyd of Leaton Knolls (Cat.Ref. 103)
               Deeds and  related papers (Ellesmere)
Porkington
     John ap Richard 1555AD
     David ap John 1563 AD
     Richard Jones 1578 AD
     Robert ap John ap Edward 1584 AD
     John ap Edward 1584 AD
     charts/family lines/
     Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire (Cat.Ref. 894 and 1144)
           Muniments of title, Shropshire, Selattyn - Porkington
     National Gazetteer (1868) Selattyn
Castell Brogyntyn (ringwork castle)
maps/charts
Brogyntyn MS ii.1
Montgomeryshire
     Aston and Mellington - Thomas Jones 1568 AD
     Lloyd family of Leaton Knolls - deeds and related papers (Montgomeryshire)
     Willis Collection (Cat.Ref. 2589)
           Jones of Aston Hall, Montgomery
     Deeds and papers relating to The Dudmaston Estate of the Wolryche family (Cat.Ref. 2922)
          Pope family property in Montgomeryshire [ the "Welsh estate"]
     Ludford Park Collection (Cat.Ref..11)
Leighton
     Leigh of West Hall, High Legh (Cat.Ref. DLL)
     Leigh family of High Legh, Chesshire
     Moseley Collection (Cat.Ref. 2089)
     Moseley family of Buildwas, Shropshire
     Mostyn-Owen (Cat.Ref. 3890)
           Mostyn Owen family of Rednal, Shropshire
     Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire (Cat.Ref. 894 and 1144)
     Sudeley Manuscripts (Cat.Ref. D2153)
Chester
      Arderne Collection (Cat.Ref. DAR)
      Mayor of Chester (Cat.Ref. ZM)
      Park Hall Estate (Cat.Ref. 2216)
      Chew's Foundation, Dunstable (Cat.Ref. X277)
      Cotton of Combermer (Cat.Ref. CR72)
      Chester City Quarter Sessions (Cat.Ref. Q)
      Tunstall Old Court (Cat.Ref. 5194)
      Cholmondeley of Cholmondeley (Cat.Ref. DCH)
      Massey of Whitepool (Cat.Ref. DMW)
      Alyn Arthur Guest Willams Collection (Cat.Ref. DGW)
      Vernon Collection (Vernon of Kinderton, Warren of Poynton)
      Records of The Boycott Family of Rudge Hall (Cat. Ref. 330, 2028, 2029, 2161, 1008, 1190)
      House of Lords (Cat.Ref. HL)
      Wilbraham of Nantwich Collection (Cat.Ref. DWN)

RN #188 Family Towns

This notebook continues the study of towns (settlements/manors/parishes/etc.)  that were related to my JONES family.  The associated surnames were applied to the geographic areas that connected my family tree.  This provided a means to separate and establish certain family groups.

Flintshire
    Young/Lloyd of Halghton/ Eyton/ Lloyd of Pengwern
    Mostyn of Mostyn/Trevor-Roper of Plas Teg/Jones-Parry
    Yale/Pennant
Feilding of Newnham Paddox (The Pennant Papers) (Cat.Ref. CR 2017)
Brynkinallt
Bersham
     Papers of The Kay Shuttleworth Family of Gawthorpe (Cat.Ref.DDKS)
     Valelntine Broughton (Cat.Ref. CHC/3)
     Shackerley Collection (Cat.Ref. 1781)
           Jones family of Donington, Shropshire
     Land in Bersham, Co. Denbigh
Almer
     John Almer
Hanmer
     Hanmer of Hanmer, Co. Flint
     Sir John Hanmer
     Puleston (family)
The River Dee at Glyndyfrdwy
A Collection of deeds and papers relating to the Hanmer family of Pentrepant (Cat.Ref. 894 & 1144)
Documents presented by Mr. L.C. Lloyd (Cat.Ref. 7)
Cholmondeley of Cholmondeley (Cat.Ref. DCH)
Emral
Shrewsbury
     Capital Messuages in Salop (Shrewsbury)
     Moseley Collection (Cat.Ref. 2089)
          Moseley family of Buildwas, Shropshire
          Mostyn - Owen (Cat.Ref. 3890)
                 Mostyn Owen family of Rednal, Shropshire
Miscellaneou Deeds (Cat. Ref. 1375)
William Jones, High Street, Shrewsbury 1595
Edward Jones of Shrewsbury 1588
Shropshire
     Powys and the Marches
     Roman order (Gildas)
     The Bright Collection (Cat.Ref. 807)
     Sandford of the Isle (Cat. Ref. 465)
     Eyton family (Cat.Ref. 665)
           Eyton family of Eyton, Shropshire
     Documents Relating to the Thornes Family (Cat.Ref. 867, 1488)
          Thornes family of Shropshire
Selattyn (Estate leases and administration papers) Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire
The More Collection (Cat.Ref. 1037)
     More family of Linley, Shropshire
Marrington Collection (Cat.Ref. 448, 631)
     Price-Davies family of Marrington Hall, Chirbury, Shropshire)
Documents relating to the Wakeman and Penbury Families (Cat.Ref. 936)
Shropshire Archives - Venables Collection (Cat.Ref. 484)
Rednal
     Mostyn Owen family of Rednal
     Owen, Mostyn family of Woodhouse, Shropshire (Title Deeds) (Cat.Ref. 3890)
     Edward Jones 1619
Acton Burnell
     Catalogue of the Shropshire deeds and papers of the Smythe Family of Acton Burnell (Cat.Ref. 
           1514)  Acton Burnell Parish/ Acton Burnell & Acton Pigott
Buildwas
     Moseley Collection (Cat.Ref. 2089)
          Moseley family of Buildwas, Shropshire
     Buildwas, Abbey, Shropshire
     Shackerley Collection (Cat.Ref. 1781)
         Jones family of Donington, Shropshire
     Cressett Deeds (Cat.Ref. 5460, 563, 4152)
Bishop's Castle
     More family of Linley
     The More Collection (Cat.Ref. 1037)
     Ludford Park Collection (Cat.Ref. 11)

RN #187 House of Trevor Geography

This notebook contains much early work on the lineage of Tudor Trevor.  It is a collection of items pertaining to the history and geographic areas that were part of the family's history.  Several items are summary papers written for the family newsletter The Jones Genealogist, first published in 1989.

Record of the House of Trevor (summary paper)
Chronological chart(s) 350 AD -1980 AD
Cholmondeley of Cholmondeley (Cat.Ref. DCH)
Gretton (Sherard) Manuscripts (Cat.Ref. DE1431)
House of Trefor (Trevor) flow chart 900 AD -1680 AD
Maelors
Oswestry
     Leighton (Sweeney) Leighton family of Sweeney, Oswestry, Shropshire (Cat.Ref. 177)
     Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire (Cat.Ref. 894 and 1144)
     The Halston Collection (Cat.Ref. 2171)
     The Henlle Hall Collection (Cat.Ref. SRO 2847)
     Lloyd family of Leaton Knolls (Cat.Ref. 103)
     Fitz-Alan family, Earls of Arundel
     Venables Collection (Cat.Ref. 484)
Whittington
     Parish in hundred of Oswestry, Co. Salop
     A Topographical Dictionary of England, by Lewis
     Whittington Castle
     Halston Estate, Muniments of title, Whittington, land in Hindford
     Whittington, Common Rights in Babbinswood
     The Henlle Hall Collection (Cat.Ref. SRO 2847)
     Halston Estate, Muniments of title, Lower Ridge, Ellesmere
Valle Crucis
Dinas Bran
Simcoe family of Devon (Cat.Ref. 1038 M)
Shropshire or Salop
Llwyn - Onn (Llwynynn)
     City of Chester Assembly (Cat.Ref. ZA)
     Mostyn-Owen (Cat.Ref. 3890)
Pengwerne (Pengwern)
     Chester City Quarter Sessions (Cat.Ref. Q)
     The Cobden Papers (Cat.Ref. COBDEN)
     City of Chester Town Clerk (Cat.Ref. ZTC)
historic maps/charts/figures

RN #186 Chronological Work Sheets Family Names

Detailed chronology becomes very helpful in complex genealogy tree climbing.  This notebook combines a detailed chronology for a group of surnames (families) that needed to be understood in the context of the historic time period.  It begins 1050 AD and proceeds over ten year periods to 1800 AD.  Multiple sources were combined to form a unified system of names and dates.

Beginning of Crusades 1096 AD
Cadwallon d. 1132 AD
Gruffudd ap Cynan d. 1137 AD
Rulers of England : The Norman Line 1027-1160 AD
Owain Gwynedd d. 1170 AD
Cadwalader d. 1172 AD
Cynan d. 1173 AD
Rhodri d. 1195 AD
The Rulers of England : The Angevin Line 1154 - 1327 AD
The Dynasty of Gwynedd
The Dynasty of Deheubarth
The Dynasty of Powys
Treaty of Worcester 1218 AD
The Rulers of Scotland
maps/charts/graphs of historic time period
Hanmer (of Saxon origin) 1250 AD
Treaty of Montgomery 1267 AD
Shropshire 1267 AD
     John Fitzalan (Earl of Arundell) d. 18 March 1272 AD
     Peter de Eyton 1279 AD
The marcher lordships
Lord John de Lee 1323 - 1327 AD
The Third Part of The Hundred of Oswestry 1388 - 1389 AD
Admissions to Lincoln's Inn 1422 AD (Jones, Eyton, Townsend, )
Robert Townsend 1525 AD
Manors of the Lee and The More 1580 AD
Lordship of Whitinton 1462 AD
John Lighfoot of Shrewsbury 1463 AD
John Thornton of London (Middle Temple) 1494 AD
Middle Temple Admission 1501 AD (for Jones)
Oxford Admission 1507 AD (for Jones)
Cambridge Admissions 1531 AD (for Jones)
John Jeffreys (Middle Temple 1554 AD)
John Lightfoot (Lincoln's Inn 1505 AD)
Edward Rowsse (Lincoln's Inn 1530 AD)
John Trevor (Upton field 1531)
Geoffrey Upton (Middle Temple 1572 AD)
Jones: St. Asaph 1552 AD
charts/tables/graphs/ from 1550 AD of various surnames to 1850 AD

The following graph is an example of one page dealing with the JONES surname and chronology surrounding St. Asaph 1550 AD - 1599 AD given as an example of the research contained in this notebook. (#186)

RN #185 Jefferys Family of Acton Park

The Jefferys family of Acton Park, Wrexham, share a common ancestor to my own JONES family.  They share several of my family tree branches.  Understanding and separating this family tree help solve many of my own JONES branches.  Surname spelled: Jeffrys, Jeffreys, Jeffries, Jeffreys .

John Jeffery , Gray's Inn Admission 1544 AD
      multiple family names in these admission records
Lancaster County Quarter Sessions (Cat. Ref. Q)
Corporation of London (Cat.Ref. COL)
The Stobbs Collections (Cat. Ref. 163,215,227,261,416,443,610,612)
Wolryche family of Bridgnorth (Cat.Ref. 2922)
family charts/graphs/tables
Acton Park
     John Jeffreys (foundations of Acton Park)
     family trees (Jeffery ap Hugh) (Jeffrey ap Jevan)
George Jeffreys (1645-1689)
     The Life of Judge Jeffreys
     Bulstrode Estate (Cat.Ref. D-RA)
     Oswestry Borough Records (Cat.Ref. OB)
Robert Jeffreys (Sir Robert Jeffreys) [spelled Geffreys]
      Wakeman family of Shropshire (Cat.Ref. 938)
       Worestershire Quarter Sessions (Cat.Ref. 1)
Thomas Jeffreys fl. 1604 (Cat. Ref. ACC/0233)
Geoffrey Jeffrey of Breconshire
      family group
Herbert Jeffereys (VA)
     Virginia Gleanings In England
     Virginia in 1678-1679
      William and Mary Quarterly
Jeffereys in VA
     notes and family history
     Virginia Colonial Abstracts, Vol. 22, Lancaster Co. 1652-1655
Vicissitudes of Families, by Sir Bernard Burke, Vol. II
     George, Lord Jeffereys, of Wem
     Jeffreys of Wem
Welsh Probate Records, Archdeaconry of Brecon (Cat.Ref. BR)
Hanmer family of Pentrepant, Shropshire (Cat. Ref. 894 and 1144)
Lloyd of Leaton Hall (Cat. Ref. 103)
Haslewood Collection (Cat.Ref. XD3614)
House of Lords (Cat.Ref. HL)
Clayton Family Records (Cat.Ref. D 135)

RN #184 Lightfoot Family

The Lightfoot family was associated with my JONES family very early in the English side of the family tree. [Actually the Welsh side that had come to Kent, and the London area, to make its way in this new world of English.]  As a surname, Lightfoot helped separate and identify my branch of the family tree.

Lightfoot (Lyghtfoot, Lyghtfot, Lyghtfote )
     John Lightfoot of Hereford, 18 Feb. 1297 AD, King's clerk
     Robert Lightfoot (late keeper) 18 July 1298 AD
     John Lightfoot of Shrewsbury, weaver, 26 Dec 1463 AD
     George Lightfoot 1567 AD
Shrewsbury Drapers' Company (Cat. Ref. 1831)

John Lightfoot of Gray's Inn
charts/graphs/family trees
Lightfoot, index analysis VA
John Lightfoot, James City Co. 1624 (VA)
The Lightfoot Family of Sandy Point Charles City (VA)
      William and Mary College Quarterly
The Lightfoots from History of St. Mark's Parish (Culpeper Co. VA)
Lightfoot, New Kent Co. VA 1689
Worcestershire Quarter Sessions (Cat. Ref. 1)
   

RN #183 Aske Family

This notebook contains research into the Aske family of Aughton.  They are connected to my JONES family of Kent Co., England.

Robert Aske, of Aughton d. 1604
Priscilla Aske d. 1625
John de Aske
     family tree charts
Papers of the Aske Family of Aughton (Cat. Ref. DX/55)
Robert Aske, d. 1537 [Pilgrimage of Grace ]
Bridge House Estates (Cat. Ref. CLA/007)
The Pilgrimage of Grace 1536-1537

RN #182 Thomas Joneses

This notebook continues the research documentation of my JONES family.  Crossing the great pond was part of the challenge of my tree climbing.  Thomas Jones was the connection between the Virginia family and the Welsh family. [Living in county Kent.]  A great deal of time was needed to make this connection, but it provided the bridge between the two continents.   On the front of this notebook is the following:

...a fitting symbol to my JONES family tree.

Thomas Jones, Gray's Inn 1599
     Jones, Lightfoot, Aske, Fairfax (By L.H. Jones, Louisville, KY)
     Lewisham, Co. Kent
Thomas Jones, Gray's Inn 1625
     Robert Aske, of Aughton
     Rev. Richard Lightfoot, of Stoke Bruene
     Sir Richard Young, of London
Archdeaconry of Rochester (Cat. Ref. DRa)
     Administrative Records- Induction Mandates - (ref. DRa/A/)
Kent Quarter Session (Catalogue Ref. Q)
     West Kent Quarter Sessions Records (ref. QM/SRc)
     Dering family of Surrenden, Pluckely, Kent (Cat. Ref. U1107)
     Kilnwick Percy Estate (Cat. Ref. DDKP)
     Sandwich Borough (Cat. Ref. Sa)
     G Brown and Ellmhirst, Solicitors, York ( Cat. Ref. DDEL)
     House of Lords (Cat. Ref. HL)
Church of England, Cheshire Diocese, Consistory Court (Cat. Ref. EDC)
Archive of Rye Corporation (Cat. Ref. RYE)
Records of The Archdeaconry of At. Albans (Cat. Ref. ASA)
Diocese of Rochester (Cat. Ref. DR)
Archbishops of Canterbury Archives (Cat. Ref. AA)
Kent Co., England
     British Civil Wars, Commonwealth and Protectorate 1638-1660
     1648 Kent & Essex
     Population in Central Kent 1563-1676
     Jones families Kent (with coat of arms)
     Jones surname Kent, legal records
     Index of Kent wills (for Jones)
     maps/charts
     bibliography (references) Kent Co.
     Kent Quarter Sessions (Cat. Ref. Q)
     Stanhope of Chevening Manuscripts (Cat. Ref. U1590)
     Barrett-Lennard Manuscripts (Cat. Ref. U1450)
     Bishopric of Rochester (Cat. Ref. DRb)
Manuscripts in the Society of Antiquaries of London (Cat. Ref. SAL/MS)
Dean and Chapter Archives (Cat. Ref. CCA-DCc-ChAnt)
Diocese of Chichester: Episcopal Records (Cat. Ref. Ep)

RN #181 William Jones N'ampton Co.

This notebook contains my research into the name "Capt. William Jones".  He was from Northampton Co., near the head of Hunger's Creek.   This JONES family was connected by a number of other individuals to my own JONES family.

Capt. Wm. Jones (Mrs. Ann Jones, relict of)
      near head Hunger's Creek 1663
      450 acres granted 22 July 1645
      next land Richard Smith
Joyce Jones, daughter
    Alexander Fleming (husband)
    Lawrence Washington (husband)
    James Yates (husband)
charts/graphs/maps

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.