Martha Hardwick Jones, the daughter of Lucy Thomas and Jesse Jones, was born 18 January 1829 in Georgia. Her father, a native of Virginia, was born in 1780 and moved to South Carolina, then to Georgia where he died in 1830. He was a farmer and a dealer in race horses. He owned several fine 'racers' when he died. Jesse's parents were Martha Hardwick and Ambrose Jones.
Martha's mother, Lucy Thomas, the daughter of Ellen Pickett and Hincher Thomas, was a native of South Carolina until her marriage in 1826. When Martha's brother, Sidney M. Jones, was four years of age, their mother removed to Macon County, Alabama. Lucy had three known children; Sidney M. Jones immigrated to Limestone County, Texas; "Martha, wife of Robert C. Robinson (sic), of Georgia, a merchant and lumber dealer" (Book, Reprints of Biographies from The Lone Star State, Jones & Related Families p. 353), and Lucy Jones, wife of ____ Tarver (1870 census Limestone County, Texas).
p. 257, Samuel Robison of Washington County Georgia, by Ruby Robison Penton
Martha's mother, Lucy Thomas, the daughter of Ellen Pickett and Hincher Thomas, was a native of South Carolina until her marriage in 1826. When Martha's brother, Sidney M. Jones, was four years of age, their mother removed to Macon County, Alabama. Lucy had three known children; Sidney M. Jones immigrated to Limestone County, Texas; "Martha, wife of Robert C. Robinson (sic), of Georgia, a merchant and lumber dealer" (Book, Reprints of Biographies from The Lone Star State, Jones & Related Families p. 353), and Lucy Jones, wife of ____ Tarver (1870 census Limestone County, Texas).
p. 257, Samuel Robison of Washington County Georgia, by Ruby Robison Penton
Martha Hardwick Jones, the daughter of Lucy Thomas and Jesse Jones, was born 18 January 1829 in Georgia. Her father, a native of Virginia, was born in 1780 and moved to South Carolina, then to Georgia where he died in 1830. He was a farmer and a dealer in race horses. He owned several fine 'racers' when he died. Jesse's parents were Martha Hardwick and Ambrose Jones.
Martha's mother, Lucy Thomas, the daughter of Ellen Pickett and Hincher Thomas, was a native of South Carolina until her marriage in 1826. When Martha's brother, Sidney M. Jones, was four years of age, their mother removed to Macon County, Alabama. Lucy had three known children; Sidney M. Jones immigrated to Limestone County, Texas; "Martha, wife of Robert C. Robinson (sic), of Georgia, a merchant and lumber dealer" (Book, Reprints of Biographies from The Lone Star State, Jones & Related Families p. 353), and Lucy Jones, wife of ____ Tarver (1870 census Limestone County, Texas).
p. 257, Samuel Robison of Washington County Georgia, by Ruby Robison Penton
Martha's mother, Lucy Thomas, the daughter of Ellen Pickett and Hincher Thomas, was a native of South Carolina until her marriage in 1826. When Martha's brother, Sidney M. Jones, was four years of age, their mother removed to Macon County, Alabama. Lucy had three known children; Sidney M. Jones immigrated to Limestone County, Texas; "Martha, wife of Robert C. Robinson (sic), of Georgia, a merchant and lumber dealer" (Book, Reprints of Biographies from The Lone Star State, Jones & Related Families p. 353), and Lucy Jones, wife of ____ Tarver (1870 census Limestone County, Texas).
p. 257, Samuel Robison of Washington County Georgia, by Ruby Robison Penton
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