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About Mary Jones
Mary, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Batte, Sr.
Wife of Capt. Peter Jones, (II) ~ married October 1688, Henrico Co., VA
Their children were ...
- 1. Peter Jones (m. Dorothy Chamberlayne)
- 2. Martha Jones (m. Benjamin Ragsdale, Sr.)
- 3. John Jones, Sr. (m. 1st., Sarah "Sallie" Batte and 2nd., Elizabeth Judkins)
- 4. Mary Jones (m. 1st., Richard Parker, Jr. and 2nd., John Worsham)
- 5. Frederick Jones, Sr. (m. Elizabeth "Betsy" Epes)
- 6. Abraham Jones (m. Sarah "Sallie" Batte)
- 7. William Jones
- 8. Thomas Jones
- 9. Wood Jones (m. 1st., Sarah Stratton and 2nd., Amy Jones)
- 10. Margaret Jone (m. 1st., Edward Goodrich and 2nd., Col. Richard Jones)
Notes from http://genforum.genealogy.com/hinton/messages/2223.html
....concerning Margaret Jones. I sure would like to find a marriage record or other evidence concerning the identity of Margaret Jones. It is apparent, however, that she was indeed the mother of Christopher Hinton's children based on Bristol Parish records I've not personally seen. The preponderance of second-hand evidence I've seen on the internet suggests that she was the daughter of Peter Jones and Mary Batte. This means she was the sister of the Peter Jones after whom Petersburg, Virginia was named. This also means that she was descended from the Batte family, which, because of its descent from nobility, is a genealogical goldmine! Precisely because of there being multiple Peter Jones, as you pointed out, it seems there's been a lot of confusion about Margaret's ancestors. She was the granddaughter of Peter Jones and Margaret Wood; hence the name Wood passed down through the Hintons and allied families for the next two hundred years. Some theorize that Margaret Wood was not the daughter of Abraham Wood but his step-daughter. The fact remains, however, that Abraham Wood was wealthy enough and influential enough that the Hintons wanted to be associated with his name. Careful study of the known birth, marriage and death dates for the Jones and Woods and Battes mentioned above convinces me that Margaret Jones was indeed the daughter of Mary Batte and the granddaughter of Margaret (Wood).
- Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jan 9 2021, 18:52:16 UTC
Col. Richard Jones was the son of Richard and Amy Batte Jones.
He served in the Amelia County VA Militia, beginning in 1736; and he represented Amelia County in the House of Burgesses from 1734 to 1736.
He married first Sarah Stratton, and second Margaret Jones, daughter of Peter and Mary Batte Jones.
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Mary Jones's Timeline
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1668
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Henrico County, Virginia Colony
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| 1690 |
1690
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Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia
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1691
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Parish, Prince George County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
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1693
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Prince George County, Virginia Colony
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1694
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Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia Colony
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1700
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Henrico County, Virginia
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1701
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Province of Virginia
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1701
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Prince George, Virginia, Colonial America
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1702
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Bristol Parish, Prince George County, Virginia, British Colonial America
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