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William Henry Jones
b.Est 1755
d.Abt 1815
Facts and Events
Bath County, VA Records
Virginia, Bath County Abstracts Wills and Inventories, 1791-1842, page 31
Pg. 248 - Will of Abel Jackson of Bath, dated Nov. 18, 1802
Wit: John McDuff, Adam Quickle and John Hoover
Probated February, 1803 Court
Exec: son Edward and Edward Morris
Beq: to wife Hanna(h) all movable estate of goods, horses and cattle and life use of plantation
plantation then to be sold with equal division among sons Jesse, Abel, Crawford and Hezekiah
it is my will that my daughter Hanna who is married to HENRY JONES shall have no other part than what she has had, having received one bed"
to daugters Patience and Rhoda each a cow of the price thereof
to son Edward one bed and furniture "as soon as he shall change his way of living or enter into marriage"
Abstracts of the Wills and Inventories of Bath County, Virginia
Pg 76
Power of attorney by Edward Morris to William McClintic to prosecute suit in chancery in Bath County Court against HENRY JONES, dec., and his wife and Benjamin Blankenship and Patience his wife for Negro woman and her children, left to his wife Rhody by her grandfather Simon Handcock at the death of her mother Hannah Jackson.
February 1816. Wit: W. H. Cavendish and Henry Smith
Augusta County, VA Records
From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:
- Vol. 2 - Jackson vs. Jones--O. S. 171; N. S. 60--Spa. to Bath County, October, 1811. to summon Henry Jones to answer Hannah Jackson, widow of Asabel Jackson, deceased. Jesse, Asabel, Crawford and Hezekiah Jackson, heirs and representatives of said Asabel.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bruns, Jean Randolph. Abstracts of the wills and inventories of Bath County, Virginia, 1791-1842. (Va.?: Clearfield, c1995 (Baltimore : Printed for Clearfield Co. by Genealogical Pub. Co.))
Pages 31, 76.
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