Martha Butler was born in Elbert County, Georgia in 1791 to James Butler and Sarah Christopher.
She married Asa Jones on June 10th of 1808 in Elbert County, Georgia. The War of 1812 Pension Record for Asa Jones states that their date of marriage was June 9th of 1807.
Asa Jones served in the War of 1812 under Captain Dunston Blackwell's Co. Georgia Militia and received a pension for his service.
Nathan Olious Jones was born in Georgia in 1814.
Martin Jones was born on May 16th of 1816 according to bible records. He married Keziah Busby.
Rebecca Jones was born 1817 in Alabama, so the family must have relocated to Alabama before this time. She married John A. Busby, a brother of Keziah Busby.
Autosomal DNA suggests that descendants of Martin Jones are related to Nathan Olious Jones as well as descendants of William Ozley and Sarah Butler. For these reasons I have decided to connect these memorials with the hope that it will assist other researchers of this line. While the paper trail remains inconclusive, it is my hope that the appropriate male descendants can be located and tested to substantiate this lineage.
Online genealogies list a Sanders Jones, born 1816, who married Judy Ann Street as a child of this couple, which could not be true, as Sanders Jones was born in South Carolina in 1816, where the family was not located.
Martha Jones appears in the 1850 Shelby County, Alabama Census with her husband, Asa Jones and three of their children. John Jones, born 1826 in Alabama, Martha Jones, born 1833 in Alabama and Francis Jones, born 1837 in Alabama.
The date of death for Martha Jones comes from the War of 1812 Pension Record for her husband, Asa Jones.
She married Asa Jones on June 10th of 1808 in Elbert County, Georgia. The War of 1812 Pension Record for Asa Jones states that their date of marriage was June 9th of 1807.
Asa Jones served in the War of 1812 under Captain Dunston Blackwell's Co. Georgia Militia and received a pension for his service.
Nathan Olious Jones was born in Georgia in 1814.
Martin Jones was born on May 16th of 1816 according to bible records. He married Keziah Busby.
Rebecca Jones was born 1817 in Alabama, so the family must have relocated to Alabama before this time. She married John A. Busby, a brother of Keziah Busby.
Autosomal DNA suggests that descendants of Martin Jones are related to Nathan Olious Jones as well as descendants of William Ozley and Sarah Butler. For these reasons I have decided to connect these memorials with the hope that it will assist other researchers of this line. While the paper trail remains inconclusive, it is my hope that the appropriate male descendants can be located and tested to substantiate this lineage.
Online genealogies list a Sanders Jones, born 1816, who married Judy Ann Street as a child of this couple, which could not be true, as Sanders Jones was born in South Carolina in 1816, where the family was not located.
Martha Jones appears in the 1850 Shelby County, Alabama Census with her husband, Asa Jones and three of their children. John Jones, born 1826 in Alabama, Martha Jones, born 1833 in Alabama and Francis Jones, born 1837 in Alabama.
The date of death for Martha Jones comes from the War of 1812 Pension Record for her husband, Asa Jones.
Martha Butler was born in Elbert County, Georgia in 1791 to James Butler and Sarah Christopher.
She married Asa Jones on June 10th of 1808 in Elbert County, Georgia. The War of 1812 Pension Record for Asa Jones states that their date of marriage was June 9th of 1807.
Asa Jones served in the War of 1812 under Captain Dunston Blackwell's Co. Georgia Militia and received a pension for his service.
Nathan Olious Jones was born in Georgia in 1814.
Martin Jones was born on May 16th of 1816 according to bible records. He married Keziah Busby.
Rebecca Jones was born 1817 in Alabama, so the family must have relocated to Alabama before this time. She married John A. Busby, a brother of Keziah Busby.
Autosomal DNA suggests that descendants of Martin Jones are related to Nathan Olious Jones as well as descendants of William Ozley and Sarah Butler. For these reasons I have decided to connect these memorials with the hope that it will assist other researchers of this line. While the paper trail remains inconclusive, it is my hope that the appropriate male descendants can be located and tested to substantiate this lineage.
Online genealogies list a Sanders Jones, born 1816, who married Judy Ann Street as a child of this couple, which could not be true, as Sanders Jones was born in South Carolina in 1816, where the family was not located.
Martha Jones appears in the 1850 Shelby County, Alabama Census with her husband, Asa Jones and three of their children. John Jones, born 1826 in Alabama, Martha Jones, born 1833 in Alabama and Francis Jones, born 1837 in Alabama.
The date of death for Martha Jones comes from the War of 1812 Pension Record for her husband, Asa Jones.
She married Asa Jones on June 10th of 1808 in Elbert County, Georgia. The War of 1812 Pension Record for Asa Jones states that their date of marriage was June 9th of 1807.
Asa Jones served in the War of 1812 under Captain Dunston Blackwell's Co. Georgia Militia and received a pension for his service.
Nathan Olious Jones was born in Georgia in 1814.
Martin Jones was born on May 16th of 1816 according to bible records. He married Keziah Busby.
Rebecca Jones was born 1817 in Alabama, so the family must have relocated to Alabama before this time. She married John A. Busby, a brother of Keziah Busby.
Autosomal DNA suggests that descendants of Martin Jones are related to Nathan Olious Jones as well as descendants of William Ozley and Sarah Butler. For these reasons I have decided to connect these memorials with the hope that it will assist other researchers of this line. While the paper trail remains inconclusive, it is my hope that the appropriate male descendants can be located and tested to substantiate this lineage.
Online genealogies list a Sanders Jones, born 1816, who married Judy Ann Street as a child of this couple, which could not be true, as Sanders Jones was born in South Carolina in 1816, where the family was not located.
Martha Jones appears in the 1850 Shelby County, Alabama Census with her husband, Asa Jones and three of their children. John Jones, born 1826 in Alabama, Martha Jones, born 1833 in Alabama and Francis Jones, born 1837 in Alabama.
The date of death for Martha Jones comes from the War of 1812 Pension Record for her husband, Asa Jones.
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