Daniel was one of ten children of James & Susannah [Williams] Jones.
1. Enoch, aft 1735-bef 12/1787, marr. Jane Boggs, 4 children
2. Mary, aft 1735-1810 DE, m1 Jos. Griffith, 6 children, m2 Rev John Boggs
3. James Jr, aft 1735-aft 1783, marr. Mary Creighton
4. Jane, 1743-1826 PA, marr. Wm Buckingham, 13 children
5. Hannah, 1746-1805, marr. Robert Shields, 4 children
6. Susannah, 1742-1812, marr. John James, 2 children
7. Esther, 1752-1800 DE, never married
8. Abel, 1757-1831 PA, marr. Margaret Lewis, 5 children
9. Margaret, 1760-1826 DE, marr. Isaac Menough
Here is chronical of some of the events in Daniel's life:
On 27 Dec 1776 he became a member of the Delaware Militia serving in Captain Thomas Watson's company in the 2nd Battalion. His brothers James & Enoch were also at this session.
On 22 Jun 1778 Daniel before Justice Thos. James signed the Pencader Oath of Allegiance.
When Daniel's father James died on 26 May 1786 his will gave Daniel the plantation and some slaves.
Mary Alston became Daniel's wife on 24th of July 1788 in Delaware.
Per the History of Clark Co, OH, 1881, pg 1069
After marrying they moved to VA, stayed for a few years, went to Pennsylvania [Greene Co, near [Daniel's older sister Jane Jones Buckingham and his cousin Morgan Jones], and about 1812, removed to Hamilton Co., Ohio, settling on the Little Miami River, (other Buckingham family was here) and in 1816 came to Clark Co., (other Buckinghams & Jones were there) and settled in the southern part of Harmony Township, where they remained until death.
Other land and court records show Daniel (starting with 1790) in Whitely township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Daniel and Mary had 11 known children, (these are not listed in birth order):
1. John, 1792 VA - unk, m. Ann, son Newton, dau Lavinia
2. Susan
3. Abel
4. Lewis
5. Levi
6. James
7. Margaret
8. Mary
9. Isiah
10. Enoch, 1789 DE - 1852 OH, m. Rebecca Harvey, 6 ch
11. David, 1798 WV - 1849 IN, m. Mary Owen, son Harvey
On 18 Sep 1811 Daniel sells 184 acres of land in Whitely township, PA for $1823. In 1812 the family was in Hamilton County, OH (Little Miami).
Records show in 1816 that Daniel was in the south part of Harmony township, Clark County, Ohio.
In all of the places that Daniel lived there were other Jones family members and (by marriage) Buckinghams.
Info also shows that Daniel was a Baptist.
It is not know when Daniel's wife Mary died or where she is buried. The 2 other Mary Jones currently shown in this cemetery are not Daniel's wife. Perhaps after Daniel died she moved away to live with one of her 11 children.
1. Enoch, aft 1735-bef 12/1787, marr. Jane Boggs, 4 children
2. Mary, aft 1735-1810 DE, m1 Jos. Griffith, 6 children, m2 Rev John Boggs
3. James Jr, aft 1735-aft 1783, marr. Mary Creighton
4. Jane, 1743-1826 PA, marr. Wm Buckingham, 13 children
5. Hannah, 1746-1805, marr. Robert Shields, 4 children
6. Susannah, 1742-1812, marr. John James, 2 children
7. Esther, 1752-1800 DE, never married
8. Abel, 1757-1831 PA, marr. Margaret Lewis, 5 children
9. Margaret, 1760-1826 DE, marr. Isaac Menough
Here is chronical of some of the events in Daniel's life:
On 27 Dec 1776 he became a member of the Delaware Militia serving in Captain Thomas Watson's company in the 2nd Battalion. His brothers James & Enoch were also at this session.
On 22 Jun 1778 Daniel before Justice Thos. James signed the Pencader Oath of Allegiance.
When Daniel's father James died on 26 May 1786 his will gave Daniel the plantation and some slaves.
Mary Alston became Daniel's wife on 24th of July 1788 in Delaware.
Per the History of Clark Co, OH, 1881, pg 1069
After marrying they moved to VA, stayed for a few years, went to Pennsylvania [Greene Co, near [Daniel's older sister Jane Jones Buckingham and his cousin Morgan Jones], and about 1812, removed to Hamilton Co., Ohio, settling on the Little Miami River, (other Buckingham family was here) and in 1816 came to Clark Co., (other Buckinghams & Jones were there) and settled in the southern part of Harmony Township, where they remained until death.
Other land and court records show Daniel (starting with 1790) in Whitely township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Daniel and Mary had 11 known children, (these are not listed in birth order):
1. John, 1792 VA - unk, m. Ann, son Newton, dau Lavinia
2. Susan
3. Abel
4. Lewis
5. Levi
6. James
7. Margaret
8. Mary
9. Isiah
10. Enoch, 1789 DE - 1852 OH, m. Rebecca Harvey, 6 ch
11. David, 1798 WV - 1849 IN, m. Mary Owen, son Harvey
On 18 Sep 1811 Daniel sells 184 acres of land in Whitely township, PA for $1823. In 1812 the family was in Hamilton County, OH (Little Miami).
Records show in 1816 that Daniel was in the south part of Harmony township, Clark County, Ohio.
In all of the places that Daniel lived there were other Jones family members and (by marriage) Buckinghams.
Info also shows that Daniel was a Baptist.
It is not know when Daniel's wife Mary died or where she is buried. The 2 other Mary Jones currently shown in this cemetery are not Daniel's wife. Perhaps after Daniel died she moved away to live with one of her 11 children.
Daniel was one of ten children of James & Susannah [Williams] Jones.
1. Enoch, aft 1735-bef 12/1787, marr. Jane Boggs, 4 children
2. Mary, aft 1735-1810 DE, m1 Jos. Griffith, 6 children, m2 Rev John Boggs
3. James Jr, aft 1735-aft 1783, marr. Mary Creighton
4. Jane, 1743-1826 PA, marr. Wm Buckingham, 13 children
5. Hannah, 1746-1805, marr. Robert Shields, 4 children
6. Susannah, 1742-1812, marr. John James, 2 children
7. Esther, 1752-1800 DE, never married
8. Abel, 1757-1831 PA, marr. Margaret Lewis, 5 children
9. Margaret, 1760-1826 DE, marr. Isaac Menough
Here is chronical of some of the events in Daniel's life:
On 27 Dec 1776 he became a member of the Delaware Militia serving in Captain Thomas Watson's company in the 2nd Battalion. His brothers James & Enoch were also at this session.
On 22 Jun 1778 Daniel before Justice Thos. James signed the Pencader Oath of Allegiance.
When Daniel's father James died on 26 May 1786 his will gave Daniel the plantation and some slaves.
Mary Alston became Daniel's wife on 24th of July 1788 in Delaware.
Per the History of Clark Co, OH, 1881, pg 1069
After marrying they moved to VA, stayed for a few years, went to Pennsylvania [Greene Co, near [Daniel's older sister Jane Jones Buckingham and his cousin Morgan Jones], and about 1812, removed to Hamilton Co., Ohio, settling on the Little Miami River, (other Buckingham family was here) and in 1816 came to Clark Co., (other Buckinghams & Jones were there) and settled in the southern part of Harmony Township, where they remained until death.
Other land and court records show Daniel (starting with 1790) in Whitely township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Daniel and Mary had 11 known children, (these are not listed in birth order):
1. John, 1792 VA - unk, m. Ann, son Newton, dau Lavinia
2. Susan
3. Abel
4. Lewis
5. Levi
6. James
7. Margaret
8. Mary
9. Isiah
10. Enoch, 1789 DE - 1852 OH, m. Rebecca Harvey, 6 ch
11. David, 1798 WV - 1849 IN, m. Mary Owen, son Harvey
On 18 Sep 1811 Daniel sells 184 acres of land in Whitely township, PA for $1823. In 1812 the family was in Hamilton County, OH (Little Miami).
Records show in 1816 that Daniel was in the south part of Harmony township, Clark County, Ohio.
In all of the places that Daniel lived there were other Jones family members and (by marriage) Buckinghams.
Info also shows that Daniel was a Baptist.
It is not know when Daniel's wife Mary died or where she is buried. The 2 other Mary Jones currently shown in this cemetery are not Daniel's wife. Perhaps after Daniel died she moved away to live with one of her 11 children.
1. Enoch, aft 1735-bef 12/1787, marr. Jane Boggs, 4 children
2. Mary, aft 1735-1810 DE, m1 Jos. Griffith, 6 children, m2 Rev John Boggs
3. James Jr, aft 1735-aft 1783, marr. Mary Creighton
4. Jane, 1743-1826 PA, marr. Wm Buckingham, 13 children
5. Hannah, 1746-1805, marr. Robert Shields, 4 children
6. Susannah, 1742-1812, marr. John James, 2 children
7. Esther, 1752-1800 DE, never married
8. Abel, 1757-1831 PA, marr. Margaret Lewis, 5 children
9. Margaret, 1760-1826 DE, marr. Isaac Menough
Here is chronical of some of the events in Daniel's life:
On 27 Dec 1776 he became a member of the Delaware Militia serving in Captain Thomas Watson's company in the 2nd Battalion. His brothers James & Enoch were also at this session.
On 22 Jun 1778 Daniel before Justice Thos. James signed the Pencader Oath of Allegiance.
When Daniel's father James died on 26 May 1786 his will gave Daniel the plantation and some slaves.
Mary Alston became Daniel's wife on 24th of July 1788 in Delaware.
Per the History of Clark Co, OH, 1881, pg 1069
After marrying they moved to VA, stayed for a few years, went to Pennsylvania [Greene Co, near [Daniel's older sister Jane Jones Buckingham and his cousin Morgan Jones], and about 1812, removed to Hamilton Co., Ohio, settling on the Little Miami River, (other Buckingham family was here) and in 1816 came to Clark Co., (other Buckinghams & Jones were there) and settled in the southern part of Harmony Township, where they remained until death.
Other land and court records show Daniel (starting with 1790) in Whitely township, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Daniel and Mary had 11 known children, (these are not listed in birth order):
1. John, 1792 VA - unk, m. Ann, son Newton, dau Lavinia
2. Susan
3. Abel
4. Lewis
5. Levi
6. James
7. Margaret
8. Mary
9. Isiah
10. Enoch, 1789 DE - 1852 OH, m. Rebecca Harvey, 6 ch
11. David, 1798 WV - 1849 IN, m. Mary Owen, son Harvey
On 18 Sep 1811 Daniel sells 184 acres of land in Whitely township, PA for $1823. In 1812 the family was in Hamilton County, OH (Little Miami).
Records show in 1816 that Daniel was in the south part of Harmony township, Clark County, Ohio.
In all of the places that Daniel lived there were other Jones family members and (by marriage) Buckinghams.
Info also shows that Daniel was a Baptist.
It is not know when Daniel's wife Mary died or where she is buried. The 2 other Mary Jones currently shown in this cemetery are not Daniel's wife. Perhaps after Daniel died she moved away to live with one of her 11 children.
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