Isaac Jones
Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Patricia Jane Loomis ← Edward Byron Loomis ← Isaac Hayes Loomis ← Juliette Cordelia Hayes ← Sarah Sally Jones ← Russell Jones ← Nathan Jones ← Isaac Jones
Family
Children
- Joel Jonesb. August 28, 1718
- Elijah Jonesb. January 21, 1720
- Hannah Jonesb. March 12, 1721
- b. June 19, 1722
- Samuel Jonesb. April 24, 1724
- Lydia Jonesb. November 14, 1725
- William Jonesb. September 18, 1727
- Ezekiel Jonesb. March 23, 1729
- Asa Jonesb. October 16, 1733
- Eunice Jonesb. March 10, 1735
- Sarah Jonesb. February 16, 1736
- Mary Jonesb. July 27, 1737
- Lemuel Jonesb. October 18, 1739
- b. January 20, 1740/1741
Siblings
- Lydia Jonesb. August 25, 1668 · d. May 21, 1718m. Nathaniel Cooledge, January 2, 16873/1688
- b. October 20, 1670, in Weston, Massachusetts · d. December 21, 1734m. Abigail Barnes around 1692
- Mary Jonesb. December 10, 1672m. John Brewer, July 32/53, 1693; John Brown
- Nathaniel Jonesb. December 31, 1674, in Watertown, Massachusetts · d. November 1745 in Falmouth (now Portland), Mainem. Mary Cooke; Mary Flagg around 1735
- Samuel Jonesb. July 9, 1677 · d. January 17, 1717/1718m. Mary Woolson, May 19, 1706
- James Jonesb. September 4, 1679 · d. September 14, 1770m. Sarah Moore
- Sarah Jonesb. February 6, 1681 · d. July 9, 1705, due to childbirthm. John Warren, May 20, 1704
- Anna Jonesb. June 251/282, 3, 1684 · d. 1736m. Joseph Mixon1/Mixer
- John Jonesb. March 19, 1686 · d. Abt. 1768 in Weston, Massachusettsm. Mehitable Garfield, December 8, 1715
In brief
Born Baptized: May 25, 1690, in Watertown, Massachusetts. He married July 11, 1717, in Colchester, Connecticut. He died February 15, 1782 in Colchester, Connecticut.
Life story
A Colchester and Bolton Farmer
Isaac Jones was baptized May 25, 1690, in Watertown, Massachusetts, and settled in Colchester, Connecticut, by 1714, where he farmed for twenty-five years and represented the town in the Connecticut General Assembly in 1739. In 1746 he served as an ensign in a planned military expedition to Canada that was called off before it sailed, leaving his company to spend the summer garrisoned near Albany instead. Isaac moved to Bolton, Connecticut, in 1743, buying a farm with a mansion house, and was active in founding its church, signing a 1750 petition to have Bolton recognized as its own ecclesiastical parish. In his October 1778 will, Isaac left his remaining home and land to his son Nathan, who had cared for him in his old age, noting he had already provided for his other children.
At a glance
Sources (3)
- Nathan Henry Jones, The Ancestors of My Daughters (Poultney, Vermont: Nathan Henry Jones, 1914).
- William Blake Trask, Some of the Descendants of Lewis and Ann Jones of Roxbury, Mass (Boston, Massachusetts: Gunn, Bliss & Company Printers, 1878).
- Elbert Smith, The Descendants of Joel Jones (Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Company, 1925).