Prince Edward District Court Records
"Robert Glover, in his deposition taken April 27th, 1793 said he had known John Jones for 50 years and that he was the son of Thomas Jones."
"In a deposition of Charles Maxey made June
8th 1793 he said that
John Anthony Jones was the son of William
Jones. Note- the above William
Jones was the son of the original Thomas
Jones."
"There is a deed from William Jones to John Anthony Jones for 800 acres of land deeded Dec.10th 1776 from father to son."
"John Jones, Sr. in a statement said that his father, Thomas Jones, asked permission to live with him, the said John Jones, in his old age. To this he agreed, in order that he might render his father help and assistance in his infirmity."
Jones vs. Jones, 1793, Deposition of Thomas Jones Jr. "..... that his father did agree to give Aaron Burleson a certain tract of land..... the quantity of acres not known by me but my brother John Jones did purchase the said tract of land of the said Burleson...."
"There was a marriage between William Jones and Agnes Walker, the daughter of James, as shown in this as follows -
Prince Edward District Court
Deed Book 6, pg 516
"I, David Walker of Prince Edward, declare
and confirm that a negro girl, Kate,
my property, I lent to my father, James Walker,
of Buckingham. I sold to my
brother, Henry Walker, decd., Kate
and Milly. That the period at which the loan of Kate took place was a considerable
time before the marriage of my sister, Agnes, with William Jones, decd.
Sworn before a Magistrate May 19th 1783. Charles Allen - Magistrate."
Prince Edward County, VA,
Aug. 11, 1774 and recorded in Dec. Court
1774.
Inventory and appraisement. Bedford Co.,
VA agreeable to an Order of the Nov. Court of Prince Edward Co., VA. WILLIAM
JONES of Falling River, Preston Gilbert, and WILLIAM JONES, appraised personal
estate of Constant Woodson deceased of Bedford Co. This document was signed
by Jacob Woodson,adm'r as well as WILLIAM JONES SR and WILLIAM JONES JR.
Prince Edward Co. Va. District Court
Records at large book II page 286
Elizabeth Guilliam received a judgment from
the court, but William Johns'
administrator John Guilliam did not pay her
, the District Court awarded
a judgment against the estate of William
Jones
