(1) Hij is getrouwd met Mary Catherine Adams.
Zij zijn getrouwd op 28 december 1782 te Bedford, Virginia, United States, hij was toen 32 jaar oud.
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(2) Hij is getrouwd met Susanna Wilburn.
Zij zijn getrouwd.
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PVT Stephen Jones Sr.<br>Birth name: Stephen Jones Sr<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: Aug 15 1750 - St. Mary's, Maryland, British Colonial America<br>Christening: 1750 - St. Mary's, Maryland, United States<br>Military Service: Revolutionary War - Between 1779 and 1781 - North Carolina, United States<br>Military Service: Pvt Enoch Osburn's Co, Montgomery County Militia, Revolutionary War - 1792<br>Military Service: Between 1812 and 1815 - United States<br>Military Service: Mar 4 1831 - Kentucky, United States<br>Military Service: Between 1846 and 1848<br>Marriage: Spouse: Mary Catherine Adams - Dec 28 1782 - Bedford, Virginia, United States&;lt;br>Residence: 1779 - Granville, North Carolina, United States<br>Residence: 1780 - Wake, North Carolina, United States<br>Residence: Moved to Surry County, NC - 1781 - Surry, North Carolina, United States<br>Residence: Moved to a part of Knox Co, KY that would become Harlan, KY in 1819 - 1793 - Knox, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1800 - Knox, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1800 - Hillsborough, Orange, North Carolina, United States<br>Residence: 1810 - Knox, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: This section of Knox County becomes Harlan County - 1819 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1820 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1820 - Banister, Halifax, Virginia, United States<br>Residence: 1830 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1830 - Halifax, Virginia, United States<br>Residence: 1830 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: Mar 4 1831 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1834 - Kentucky, United States<br>Residence: 1835 - Virginia, United States<br>Residence: 1840 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Death: 1840 - Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Burial: 1840 - Crab Orchard Cemetery, Verda, Harlan, Kentucky, United States<br>Spouses: Mary Catherine Jones (born Adams), Susanna Jones (born Wilburn)<br>Children: Gabriel Jones, Mary Anna Segraves (born Jones), John Jones Sr, William H Jones, Elijah Jones, Wiley Jones, Zachariah Martin Jones, Mary "Sally" Jones, Sarah Sally Jones, Mary Wolfe (born Jones), Stephen Zachary Jones, Stephen Jones<br> Additional information: ParentsofthisStephenJones:Many people think Ambrose and Catherine Collins Jones are the parents of this Stephen Jones. This is incorrect.LifeSketch:Stephen Jones, Sr0ty, the Stephen Jones buried in Harlan County, Ky is NOT the son of Ambrose and Catherine Jones.830) also paid poll tax in the early 1800's in what would become the Harlan County, Ky area. Could Edmund also be Stephen's brother?aft. 5 May 1806 [date of Edward Wilbourn of Surry NC's codicil]). Mrs. Mary Jones, Stephen's later wife, received Stephen's widow's pension. . Stephen resided in Virginia immediately before and after the Revolutionary War. During the Revolutionary War, her served three, 3-month tours in North Carolina militias and was enumerated in North Carolina during the war. After the war he returned to western Virginia, where he continued to serve in local militias. Stephen was a member of the militia that took down Chief Benge and rescued members of the Livingston family. Around 1800, Stephen received Land Grants in Ky and removed to what would become Harlan County, Ky where he lived for the remainder of his life. timeline and bibliography:n associated with Stephen S. Jones. And it would appear that Birth, Marriage, and Death dates were given to the wives so they "fit". Given all the Stephen Jones found in VA and NC, confusing them would not be difficult. This date the only evidence found at this time. Space:Will Of Edward Wilburn - 1806 Surry County, North Carolina m the Harlan County Deed Book A, page 225 (January 28, 1828), where Stephen S. Jones, Sr., gives Power of Attorney to Richard Wilburn [Welborn] regarding the estate of Jane Wilbourn of Surry NC (Susanna's sister). Susannah is mentioned as Stephen's lawful wife. Susanna Wilbourn is the daughter of Edward and Mary (Sinclair) Wilburn. [3] Susanna married Stephen S. Jones before 5 May 1806 as evidenced by her father Edward Wilburn's will (Granville County, NC). A codicil to Edward's will was added on 5 May 1806 and it listed a daughter named "Susanna Jones", along with Jane, John, Richard, and Edward to name a few. Edward Welbourn, Susanna's brother moved to Knox County KY before 1800 as evidenced by the Knox County, Tax Lists (See Below). ry (MNU) - Aft. 5 May 1806 in Harlan County, Kentucky. Mary Jones is listed in the Widow's Pension Payment Ledgers of 1835-1850 next to Stephen Jones who receives $23.33 per annum. [4] [5] dren :Revolutionary Soldier from Virginia, brought his family across the mountains to a place near what is now is called Verda. On his first trip he encountered Indians who had killed a buffalo. They had skinned the animal and were carving out the meat they wanted. Stephen hid until the Indians finished their talk and left, then he emerged and took some of the meat for himself. The Indians were so intent on their feast that they left without molesting the Jones family, although there is no doubt that the Indians were aware that the white people were there. He stayed in the area for two or three days, camping under a cliff at night and scouting the area by day. He went back to Virginia and told his sons what he had found. Later he and his sons moved their belongings across the mountains by wagons and established their home at the head of Jones Creek in Harlan County. While residing in Granville County, North Carolina, in 1779, he served three months as a Private in Capt. Richard Cook's Company, of Colonel William Moore's North Carolina Regiment. In 1780 he served about one month, names of Officer's not given. He moved to Surry County, North Carolina in 1781 and served three months in Capt. John Nall's Company, of Colonel Moore's regiment. He was allowed a Pension on his application which was executed on April 16, 1834, when he lived on Clover Fork of the Cumberland River in Harlan County, Kentucky. It is said at this time he had lived in Kentucky for about 40 years. According to stories handed down through generations of Kentuckians, Stephen Jones was the first white man to settle in the area of Verda, Kentucky. He is buried on a hill above Jones Creek behind the house of Joe & Polly Dean. He was approximately 90 years old when he died. No records show his wife's name but some old timers said he married an Indian. In 1940 the Government held a memorial service and erected a tombstone at the place believed to be his burial site.reat grandfather.3 - 1888)*es
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