Person:Jane Jones (62)

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Jane Jones
b.Abt 1698 Prince George's, Maryland, United States
d.Aft 27 Jul 1727
Parents and Siblings
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m. Abt 1690
  1. John JonesAbt 1692 -
  2. Thomas JonesAbt 1694 - Bef 1727
  3. Notley JonesAbt 1696 - Bef 1727
  4. Jane JonesAbt 1698 - Aft 1727
  5. Anne JonesAbt 1700 -
  6. Elizabeth JonesAbt 1702 - Aft 1727
Spouse and Children
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m. 1707
  1. Elizabeth Edelen1708 -
  2. Anne Edelen1710 -
  3. John Edelen1712 -
  4. Richard Edelen1715 -
  5. Jane Edelen1718 -
  6. Benjamin Edelen1720 -
  7. Christopher Edelen1723 -
  8. Eleanor Edelen1725 -
  9. Catherine Edelen1727 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Jane Jones
Baptismal Name[1][2] Jane Jones
Married Name[1][2] Mrs. Jane Edelen
Gender Female
Birth[1] Abt 1698 Prince George's, Maryland, United States
Marriage 1707 Piscataway, Prince George's, Maryland, United StatesChurch of England, St. John's Parish
to Christopher Edelen
Property[2] 27 Jul 1727 Prince George's, Maryland, United Statesnamed in Indenture record
Death? Aft 27 Jul 1727
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jane Jones, in Newman, Harry Wright. Charles County gentry : a genealogical history of six emigrants, Thomas Dent, John Dent, Richard Edelen, John Hanson, George Newman, Humphrey Warren, all scions of armorial families of old England who settled in Charles County, Maryland, and their descendants showing migrations to the South and West. (Washington D.C.: The author, 1940)
    p 172.

    ... About 1707 he [Edward Edelen] married Elizabeth, the widow of Moses Jones, of Prince Georges County. Moses Jones died in 1706, and left besides his widow six minor children - John, Thomas, Notley, Jane, Anne, and Elizabeth. [1] The tracts "Thomas Chance" and "Pinner" held by Edward Edelen at his death were formerly a part of the estate of Moses Jones.
    In 1708 Edward Edelen "who married Elizabeth the executrix of Moses Jones" petitioned the court to pass his account upon the estate. [2] It seems as if the estate was not settled until many years thereafter. In April 1715 he submitted an account, and others in May 1725, and December 1726. [3]
    At an account filed on May 7, 1727, it distinctively states "Edward Edelen who married the relict of Moses Jones". He accounted for a disbursement to "Christopher Edelen who married the said Jones' daughter" as well as one to "Robert Innis who married another daughter". The balance due the heirs on that date was 13 shillings and 5 pence. [4] ...

    [1] Wills, Liber 3, folio 637.
    [2] Test. Pro., Liber 21, folio 3.
    [3] Ibid., Liber 22, folio 458.
    [4] Adm. Accts., Liber 8, folio 167. ...

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 .

    Source: Prince George's Land Records, 1726-1730 - Liber M, p 226.
    27 Jul 1727 - Indenture between Christopher Edelin and Jane his wife and Dr. Robert Innis and Elizabeth his wife of one part and Edward Edelin, carpenter; Moses Jones bequeathed the moiety of land called "Thomas' Chance" to son Thomas Jones who died intestate and without heirs; then to Moses' son Notley Jones who died intestate and without heirs; it became the right of Jane and Elizabeth Jones, sisters to said Thomas and Notley Jones; this indenture for and in consideration of a tract called "Dublin" and £10 conveys to Edward Edelin their part of "Thomas' Chance", containing 100 acres of land.
    Signed: Christopher Edelin, Jane Edelin (mark), Robt. Innis, Elizabeth Innis (mark).
    Witnesses: George Noble, John Magruder.
    Acknowledged: 27 Jul 1727 by Christopher Edelin and Jane his wife, Dr. Robert Innes and Elizabeth his wife.
    Enrolled: 22 Aug 1727 at request of Edward Edelin.
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    [Note: Edward Edelen was married to Elizabeth (Jenkins) Jones, the widow of Moses Jones.]

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