Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Notes for Vincent Jones
The following person could possibly have been the brother of Ebenezer Jones:3069
Vincent Jones was born 1762 in North Carolina, died 28 September 1839 in Shelby County Alabama. His burial place is unknown. He enlisted as a Private in South Carolina and on 20 August 1832 his pension, number S-32-343, was executed in Shelby County Alabama.
His last will and testament, dated 20 February 1839, was filed in Shelby County Alabama, which he had appointed Thomas Edwards to be the Executor of his estate, and the heir was his second wife, Patty Jones, the daughter of Zachariah Nettles from Fairfield District South Carolina.
On 14 November 1841 in Shelby County Alabama Jacob Mink married Patty Nettles. Martha "Patty" Mink died in Shelby County Alabama in about January 1856. In an interrogatory dated 4 May 1859, William Page indicated that he first knew Vincent Jones "on Yellow Leaf in Shelby County Alabama. He moved from Yellow Leaf somewhere up about the Cross Road in this county ... and I think he died up in there."
Vincent Jones was born 1762 in North Carolina, died 28 September 1839 in Shelby County Alabama. His burial place is unknown. He enlisted as a Private in South Carolina and on 20 August 1832 his pension, number S-32-343, was executed in Shelby County Alabama.
His last will and testament, dated 20 February 1839, was filed in Shelby County Alabama, which he had appointed Thomas Edwards to be the Executor of his estate, and the heir was his second wife, Patty Jones, the daughter of Zachariah Nettles from Fairfield District South Carolina.
On 14 November 1841 in Shelby County Alabama Jacob Mink married Patty Nettles. Martha "Patty" Mink died in Shelby County Alabama in about January 1856. In an interrogatory dated 4 May 1859, William Page indicated that he first knew Vincent Jones "on Yellow Leaf in Shelby County Alabama. He moved from Yellow Leaf somewhere up about the Cross Road in this county ... and I think he died up in there."