Jane 'Jenny' Richardson married Mason Combs, son of John Combs and Nancy Harding on 1-29-1793 in Wythe Co. Virginia. Her parents are unknown. She had eleven children.

Children of Jenny Richardson and Mason Combs are:

Nancy Combs 1793 Va. m Hardin Combs
Rebecca 'Becca' Combs 1795 Va. m John 'jack' Combs
Sarah 'Sallie' Combs 1797 Va. m William D. Combs Sr.
Tabitha Combs 1798 Va. m Jesse Stacy?
Wilmouth 'Willie' Combs 1799 Ky. m William B. Combs Jr.
Washington 'Luke' Combs 1799 Ky. m Sarah Whitaker
Preston Combs 1800-1877 m Nancy Stacy
Tarleton Combs 1804-1876 m Elizabeth Ison
Massingil Martin Combs 1806 m Elizabeth 'Betts' Combs
Clinton 'Grizzler' Combs 1810 m Elizabeth Combs & Louanna Baker
Napoleon Bonaparte 'Boney' Combs 1811 m Susan Ison

Dickey Diary interview of her son, Napoleon Bonaparte Combs: “My father was Mason Combs. My mother was Jennie RICHESON or RICHARDSON. He and seven brothers came. William Combs, my uncle, went to Fayette County. He was at my mother's after my father died [1822, Perry Co, KY] and wanted to take me to his home to raise. My father had 11 children, 5 girls and 6 boys. I am the youngest. The girls were born first. Willie, the youngest daughter, was born in Kentucky. There are seven children, at least, born after the CombsES came to Kentucky, and the youngest was born in 1808… Stephen JETT told me that he stayed all night at my father's when he moved to Kentucky. My father took up all the land that he could in his own name, and then he took some up in his daughter, Willie's, name. He owned six miles up Carr, also up and down the North Fork. He had land in Tennessee. He left his land on the Holston. He said there were Indians in Kentucky, and if he could not live here, he would have his own land to which to go back. He never sold it. He had plenty here and did not need it…”