Son of James & Sarah Jones of Weston, baptized Oct. 6, 1728. He married Mary Willis of Medford in Medford on March 4, 1762 (int. Jan. 30).∼In January, 1775, the Whigs of Worcester County, in convention assemblied, passed the following:
"RESOLVED that it be earnestly recommended to all the inhabitants of this County, not to have any commercial connections with Isaac Jones, but to shun his house and person and treat him with the contempt he deserves: and should any persons in this County be so lost to a sense of their duty, after this recommendation, to have any commercial connections with said Tory, we do advise the inhabitants of this County to treat such persons with the utmost neglect."
Isaac was evidently unpopular.
"RESOLVED that it be earnestly recommended to all the inhabitants of this County, not to have any commercial connections with Isaac Jones, but to shun his house and person and treat him with the contempt he deserves: and should any persons in this County be so lost to a sense of their duty, after this recommendation, to have any commercial connections with said Tory, we do advise the inhabitants of this County to treat such persons with the utmost neglect."
Isaac was evidently unpopular.
Son of James & Sarah Jones of Weston, baptized Oct. 6, 1728. He married Mary Willis of Medford in Medford on March 4, 1762 (int. Jan. 30).∼In January, 1775, the Whigs of Worcester County, in convention assemblied, passed the following:
"RESOLVED that it be earnestly recommended to all the inhabitants of this County, not to have any commercial connections with Isaac Jones, but to shun his house and person and treat him with the contempt he deserves: and should any persons in this County be so lost to a sense of their duty, after this recommendation, to have any commercial connections with said Tory, we do advise the inhabitants of this County to treat such persons with the utmost neglect."
Isaac was evidently unpopular.
"RESOLVED that it be earnestly recommended to all the inhabitants of this County, not to have any commercial connections with Isaac Jones, but to shun his house and person and treat him with the contempt he deserves: and should any persons in this County be so lost to a sense of their duty, after this recommendation, to have any commercial connections with said Tory, we do advise the inhabitants of this County to treat such persons with the utmost neglect."
Isaac was evidently unpopular.
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