Son of ALEXANDER JONES & SUSAN WOOSLEY
Married (1): Oct 21, 1832, MARY COX
Children:
1. Willis JONES
1832 - 1894
2. Robert JONES
abt 1834
3. Alexander JONES
1835 - 1878
4. Samuel Ulysses JONES
1837 – 1915
5. Charles JONES
1839 -
Married (2): SARAH ANN STICE
Children:
1. Sarah Ann "Sally" JONES
1839 - 1858
2. William Frank JONES
unkn
3. Moses A. JONES
abt 1842 - in 1860 census
4. Beryl/Burrel T. JONES
abt 1845 - in 1860 census
Married (3): Dec 7, 1847, MARY ELIZABETH "POLLY" MILLER, Missouri
Two children:
1. John Franklin JONES
1851 – 1927
2. Missouri A. JONES
1853 - 1929
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From a family biography written in 1958 by Myrtle Dove Lotton Jones, wife of Charles Rosenthal Jones who was the 10th child of Samuel Ulysses Jones:
(James B. Jones) was married three times. He had three sets of children, I think about 9 or 12. One brother, John T. lived on the old homestead place for some years. He is the only one of Daddie's (Samuel Ulysses Jones) family remembered by Charles. The others leaving there in early life, going to Springfield, Illinois, and other places. Some of them thru Stock Brokerage became quite rich.
The Father (James B.) must have been well educated, judging from some of his old bookkeeping books and his beautiful handwriting. For years he was the Dallas County Recorder; and bought up much land from people coming in by wagon from other states to make homes, getting discouraged and selling for money enough to get back to their old homes. He paid their price, but it seems he had plenty of money, so acquired quite an acreage of land."
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Source: Roscoe Burl Jones, grandson of John Burl Jones
Married (1): Oct 21, 1832, MARY COX
Children:
1. Willis JONES
1832 - 1894
2. Robert JONES
abt 1834
3. Alexander JONES
1835 - 1878
4. Samuel Ulysses JONES
1837 – 1915
5. Charles JONES
1839 -
Married (2): SARAH ANN STICE
Children:
1. Sarah Ann "Sally" JONES
1839 - 1858
2. William Frank JONES
unkn
3. Moses A. JONES
abt 1842 - in 1860 census
4. Beryl/Burrel T. JONES
abt 1845 - in 1860 census
Married (3): Dec 7, 1847, MARY ELIZABETH "POLLY" MILLER, Missouri
Two children:
1. John Franklin JONES
1851 – 1927
2. Missouri A. JONES
1853 - 1929
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From a family biography written in 1958 by Myrtle Dove Lotton Jones, wife of Charles Rosenthal Jones who was the 10th child of Samuel Ulysses Jones:
(James B. Jones) was married three times. He had three sets of children, I think about 9 or 12. One brother, John T. lived on the old homestead place for some years. He is the only one of Daddie's (Samuel Ulysses Jones) family remembered by Charles. The others leaving there in early life, going to Springfield, Illinois, and other places. Some of them thru Stock Brokerage became quite rich.
The Father (James B.) must have been well educated, judging from some of his old bookkeeping books and his beautiful handwriting. For years he was the Dallas County Recorder; and bought up much land from people coming in by wagon from other states to make homes, getting discouraged and selling for money enough to get back to their old homes. He paid their price, but it seems he had plenty of money, so acquired quite an acreage of land."
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Source: Roscoe Burl Jones, grandson of John Burl Jones
Son of ALEXANDER JONES & SUSAN WOOSLEY
Married (1): Oct 21, 1832, MARY COX
Children:
1. Willis JONES
1832 - 1894
2. Robert JONES
abt 1834
3. Alexander JONES
1835 - 1878
4. Samuel Ulysses JONES
1837 – 1915
5. Charles JONES
1839 -
Married (2): SARAH ANN STICE
Children:
1. Sarah Ann "Sally" JONES
1839 - 1858
2. William Frank JONES
unkn
3. Moses A. JONES
abt 1842 - in 1860 census
4. Beryl/Burrel T. JONES
abt 1845 - in 1860 census
Married (3): Dec 7, 1847, MARY ELIZABETH "POLLY" MILLER, Missouri
Two children:
1. John Franklin JONES
1851 – 1927
2. Missouri A. JONES
1853 - 1929
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From a family biography written in 1958 by Myrtle Dove Lotton Jones, wife of Charles Rosenthal Jones who was the 10th child of Samuel Ulysses Jones:
(James B. Jones) was married three times. He had three sets of children, I think about 9 or 12. One brother, John T. lived on the old homestead place for some years. He is the only one of Daddie's (Samuel Ulysses Jones) family remembered by Charles. The others leaving there in early life, going to Springfield, Illinois, and other places. Some of them thru Stock Brokerage became quite rich.
The Father (James B.) must have been well educated, judging from some of his old bookkeeping books and his beautiful handwriting. For years he was the Dallas County Recorder; and bought up much land from people coming in by wagon from other states to make homes, getting discouraged and selling for money enough to get back to their old homes. He paid their price, but it seems he had plenty of money, so acquired quite an acreage of land."
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Source: Roscoe Burl Jones, grandson of John Burl Jones
Married (1): Oct 21, 1832, MARY COX
Children:
1. Willis JONES
1832 - 1894
2. Robert JONES
abt 1834
3. Alexander JONES
1835 - 1878
4. Samuel Ulysses JONES
1837 – 1915
5. Charles JONES
1839 -
Married (2): SARAH ANN STICE
Children:
1. Sarah Ann "Sally" JONES
1839 - 1858
2. William Frank JONES
unkn
3. Moses A. JONES
abt 1842 - in 1860 census
4. Beryl/Burrel T. JONES
abt 1845 - in 1860 census
Married (3): Dec 7, 1847, MARY ELIZABETH "POLLY" MILLER, Missouri
Two children:
1. John Franklin JONES
1851 – 1927
2. Missouri A. JONES
1853 - 1929
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From a family biography written in 1958 by Myrtle Dove Lotton Jones, wife of Charles Rosenthal Jones who was the 10th child of Samuel Ulysses Jones:
(James B. Jones) was married three times. He had three sets of children, I think about 9 or 12. One brother, John T. lived on the old homestead place for some years. He is the only one of Daddie's (Samuel Ulysses Jones) family remembered by Charles. The others leaving there in early life, going to Springfield, Illinois, and other places. Some of them thru Stock Brokerage became quite rich.
The Father (James B.) must have been well educated, judging from some of his old bookkeeping books and his beautiful handwriting. For years he was the Dallas County Recorder; and bought up much land from people coming in by wagon from other states to make homes, getting discouraged and selling for money enough to get back to their old homes. He paid their price, but it seems he had plenty of money, so acquired quite an acreage of land."
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Source: Roscoe Burl Jones, grandson of John Burl Jones
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