Aaron Conrad Jones

• of 125 East 4th Avenue Conshohocken
  • see also https://morethanthecurve.com/the-freedom-valley-chronicles-the-notc... for Wood and Jones and E. 4th Ave.
• Treasurer of the I. P. Thomas & Sons fertilizer concern; offices in the Drexel Bldg. 5th and Chestnut St, Philadelphia.

another address was I. P. Thomas & Sons fertilizer 721 Market St. Camden NJ

• Instrumental in the organizing of the Conshohocken Free Library (Lukens family connection) A Lukens house became the Conshohocken Free Library (see photo in sources)
• (probably attended) Plymouth Friends School (see: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/96717228/a-conrad-jones-of-plymouth... )
  • The official founding date of Plymouth Meeting Friends School is 1780 when the first written record of the school appears in Plymouth Monthly Meeting minutes. https://pmfs1780.org/about-pmfs/history/
• Attended Swarthmore College
• School committee of the Society of Friends at Plymouth Meeting
• On the board of the Historical Society of Montgomery Co., like his brother-in-law Theo. Lane Bean of Norristown

Quaker Pedigree

both A.Conrad and his wife Mary Louise are obliquely related to Alice Potts immigrant from the Bolland/Settle Mtg. in Yorkshire.

https://www.geni.com/path/Aaron-Jones+is+related+to+Alice-Potts?from=6000000019358130145&path_type=blood&to=6000000000947800420

Mary Louise's niece Elizabeth Lee Bean is also directly descended from Alice née Croasdale. The line is shared through the Plymouth Meeting which the Jones family belonged to.

His middle name and chosen nickname "Con" comes from his second great grandmother: Rachel Shoemaker descended from: Thones Kunders, Original 13 Families of Germantown, PA

Ellwood Roberts also write of David Jones' descendants (briefly) in description of the large number of them who were part of the Plymouth Meeting Friends of the end of the 19th century (see Project for citation)

"A considerable part of the Borough of Conshohocken was owned by the (Jones) family for several generations" as written by Ellwood Roberts (a friend of A. Conrad Jones and his wife Mary Louise Bean)