IMPORTANT NOTE on places of birth AND marriage:
Technically, Benjamin was born in Enfield Massachusetts. Enfield did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Further, Benjamin and Elizabeth Gibbs were married in Somers Massachusetts since Somers did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Marriage intentions were published Aug 16 1735.
Additions and corrections to the children listed below:
first Issacher 1736 - by 1744
Giles 1740-1762
Daniel 1746-1793
Abiel 1761-1829
David 1752–1804
Benjamin 1756–1836
The death record of Benjamin Jones (b. 1710) is cited in the Barbour Collection as appearing in Somers Vital Records, 1:111.
Technically, Benjamin was born in Enfield Massachusetts. Enfield did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Further, Benjamin and Elizabeth Gibbs were married in Somers Massachusetts since Somers did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Marriage intentions were published Aug 16 1735.
Additions and corrections to the children listed below:
first Issacher 1736 - by 1744
Giles 1740-1762
Daniel 1746-1793
Abiel 1761-1829
David 1752–1804
Benjamin 1756–1836
The death record of Benjamin Jones (b. 1710) is cited in the Barbour Collection as appearing in Somers Vital Records, 1:111.
IMPORTANT NOTE on places of birth AND marriage:
Technically, Benjamin was born in Enfield Massachusetts. Enfield did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Further, Benjamin and Elizabeth Gibbs were married in Somers Massachusetts since Somers did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Marriage intentions were published Aug 16 1735.
Additions and corrections to the children listed below:
first Issacher 1736 - by 1744
Giles 1740-1762
Daniel 1746-1793
Abiel 1761-1829
David 1752–1804
Benjamin 1756–1836
The death record of Benjamin Jones (b. 1710) is cited in the Barbour Collection as appearing in Somers Vital Records, 1:111.
Technically, Benjamin was born in Enfield Massachusetts. Enfield did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Further, Benjamin and Elizabeth Gibbs were married in Somers Massachusetts since Somers did not become part of Connecticut until 1749.
Marriage intentions were published Aug 16 1735.
Additions and corrections to the children listed below:
first Issacher 1736 - by 1744
Giles 1740-1762
Daniel 1746-1793
Abiel 1761-1829
David 1752–1804
Benjamin 1756–1836
The death record of Benjamin Jones (b. 1710) is cited in the Barbour Collection as appearing in Somers Vital Records, 1:111.
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age 84 years
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