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George Jones (of Swansea) and his descendants

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CONNECTIONS THROUGH MARRIAGE (on this page)
ALGAR	BENTLEY	BOND	BOWEN	BROWN	CROWTHER
DACEY	DAVIES	DENDLE	EVANS	GARDNER	HAMBLIN
HARVEY	HILL	JAMES	JONSON / JOHNSON		JONES
LEWIS	LILLEY	LINTON	MASSEY	MIDDLETON	MORGAN
MORT	PIERCE	POWDITCH	PRICE	QUICK	RAYMOND
RICHARDS	ROSS	SCOTT	SMALE	SMITH	SNELL
SPEARS	STEVENS	STRETTON	STURT	TAYLOR	THOMAS
TUCKER	TYLER	WALTERS	WILKINSON	WILLIAMS	WILSON

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MORT Family
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Sources:

Richard Williams’ (of Byfleet, Surrey) research History of the Jones, Middleton, and associated families).

John C Algar’s research of the Jones family.

Minnie (Queenie) Algar (nee Jones)’s personal recollections.

Various letters and family reminiscences.

Incidentally, after you've read the following, should you be able to help fill in

any of the 'missing' names, dates or places where I have indicated that the

information is 'missing', hasn't been provided or hasn't been researched to date,

I would be exceedingly grateful to hear from you.

My email address is webmaster@powditch.plus.com

and on receipt of any 'missing' information, I will update this page accordingly.

Thank you

Generation No. 1

Up to the present day, very little has been discovered about GEORGE JONES although it is

possible that he was born sometime between 1785/6, and that he may have died in the

1851 to 1861 period.

What is known however, is that he married twice. In August 1807 he married SARAH

BENTLEY (she died March 1835) whilst less than 5 months after her death, he married

again, and this time, to RACHEL EVANS.

GEORGE’s first wife, SARAH had been the second daughter ( and just one of the

10 children) of GEORGE BENTLEY and REBECCA MASSEY. The family had (as far as

has been researched to date) originated from Staffordshire, and had worked within the

Pottery industry in that County.

GEORGE BENTLEY is believed to have been born between 1760 and 1765, and on

7 April 1787 at ?‘Norton-le-M’ in Staffordshire, he married his wife REBECCA MASSEY

(who had been born about May 1764 in ?Woolstanton, Staffordshire).

In all, their children were;-

i	CHARLOTTE BENTLEY, who was born about February 1788, in Woolstanton, Staffordshire, and baptised there on 17 February 1788. CHARLOTTE died in May 1807 at Swansea, and on 3 May 1807, she was buried at St. John's- juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's) Church, High Street, Swansea
ii	SARAH BENTLEY, was born between 1789 and 1790, in Staffordshire, and she died in March 1835, at Swansea, South Wales (see main body of this text for details re her marriage to GEORGE JONES).
iii	MARTHA BENTLEY, was born on 23 April 1792, although it is not known to date whether her birth was in Swansea or in Staffordshire. What is known, is that she was baptised on 8 October 1794, St. Mary's Church, Swansea, and that just under 10 years later, in August 1814, she died at Swansea. MARTHA was buried on 21 August 1814, at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's) Church, High Street, Swansea.
iv	REBECCA BENTLEY, was born on 2 May 1794, and baptised on 8 October 1794, St. Mary's Church, Swansea. Twenty-one years later on 11 November 1815, REBECCA married JOHN GARDNER at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. To date, details of his date and place of birth have not been traced, and also not known, to date, are REBECCA and JOHN’s dates and places of death and burial).
v	GEORGE BENTLEY, was born on 22 March 1797, and baptised on 4 June 1797, St. Mary's Church, Swansea, Whilst it is not known for certain, GEORGE may have been a twin of JOHN BENTLEY (q.v.) who is believed to have been born 1797/8. To date, GEORGE’s date and place of death has not been found.
vi	JOHN BENTLEY, was born between 1797 and 1798, but his baptism (if he ever had one) has not to date been traced. As written above, he may have been a twin of GEORGE BENTLEY (q.v.) who was born on 22 March 1797. JOHN died in June 1817, at Swansea, and he was buried at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's Church), High Street, Swansea, on 4 June 1817, aged 20 years old.
vii	JEMIMA BENTLEY, was born on 15 April 1799, and she was baptised on 16 April 1799, at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. JEMIMA was the twin of WILLIAM BENTLEY (q.v.). She died in August 1799, at Swansea, and she was buried at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's Church), High Street, Swansea, on 16 August 1799
viii	WILLIAM BENTLEY, was born on 15 April 1799, but his baptism (if he ever had one) has not to date been traced. WILLIAM was the twin of JEMIMA BENTLEY (q.v.). He died in May 1826, at Swansea, South Wales, although the place of his burial has not yet been found.
ix	ELIZABETH BENTLEY, was born between 1801 and 1806. Although it is known that she was married to WILLIAM EVANS, the date and place of their marriage has not, to date, been traced. WILLIAM’s own date of birth is believed to have been between 1801 and 1806, although to date, details of the place of his birth have not been traced, and also not known, to date, are ELIZABETH and WILLIAM’s dates and places of death and burial).
x	JOB BENTLEY, was born in 1802, and he died on 11 January 1840, in Swansea, South Wales (no further details are known regarding JOB).

Around 1790/1, the BENTLEY family had moved from the established potteries of Staffordshire

to the fledgling ones of Swansea, for in 1791, Pottery Records reveal that GEORGE

BENTLEY was a “ 'modeller' at the Cambrian Pottery, Swansea”. By 1794 GEORGE

and REBECCA were having their Swansea-born children, baptised at the Parish Church

of St. Mary’s, in the centre of Swansea town.

Five years after the birth of their tenth, and last, child, JOB (q.v.), GEORGE and REBECCA

BENTLEY’s daughter, SARAH, married GEORGE JONES - their marriage taking place on

10 August 1807 in the Parish Church of St. Mary's, Swansea.

GEORGE and SARAH were to have 8 children. They were;-

i	ROBERT JONES (1) , who was born on 19 March 1810, and baptised on 12 May 1811, at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. ROBERT died in January 1815, at Swansea, and he was buried on 15 January 1815, at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's) Church, High Street, Swansea
ii	?JAMES JONES (1), was born in February 1813, Swansea, South Wales. Some 7 months later, ?JAMES died, and he was buried, on 23 February 1813, at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's) Church, High Street, Swansea
iii	CHARLOTTE JONES, was born on 5 June 1814, and was baptised on 26 June 1814, at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. She died just over 4 years later, in September 1819, and was buried at St. John's-juxta- Swansea (now St. Matthew's) Church, High Street, Swansea on 12 September 1819.
iv	ROBERT JONES (2), was born on. 18 October 1816. On 21 October 1857, he died; his address at the time being: Graig Gardens, Swansea. (For further details re ROBERT JONES' life etc, see below).
v	GEORGE JONES (1), was born on 29 July 1820, and he was baptised on 20 August 1820, at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. GEORGE died in November 1822, and he was buried on 21 November 1822, in, it is believed, ?St. Mary's Church, Swansea
vi	GEORGE JONES (2), was born on 18 February 1826, and he was baptised on 12 March 1826, at the Goat Street Wesleyan Chapel, in Swansea. According to the 1841 Census for Swansea, he was (at that time) living with GEORGE and RACHEL JONES, and his occupation was shown to be that of a 'Potter'. To date, the place and date of his death and burial has not been traced.
vii	REBECCA JONES, was born about 1828. On the 1841 Census for Swansea, she was (at that time) living with GEORGE and RACHEL JONES. To date, the place and date of her death and burial has not been traced.
viii	JAMES JONES (2), was born on 9 August 1833, and it is believed that he was baptised at ?St. Mary's Church, Swansea. To date, the place and date of his death and burial has not been traced.

In March 1835, SARAH JONES (nee BENTLEY) - GEORGE’s wife - died. Although her exact

age has not yet been determined, it is believed that she was approximately 45 years old.

SARAH was buried on 15 March 1835, at St. John's-juxta-Swansea (now St. Matthew's

Church), High Street, Swansea, thus joining within the churchyard, many of her children,

as well as her brothers and sisters.

GEORGE JONES appears not to have wasted any time after the death of SARAH, to remarry,

for on 20 July 1835, he married RACHEL EVANS at Llangyfelach, near Swansea,. RACHEL

had been born about 1793 (based on her age details on the 1841 Census for Swansea). As far

as has been ascertained to date, GEORGE JONES and RACHEL (nee EVANS) do not appear

to have had any children after their marriage. Also, although the date of GEORGE’s death has

been narrowed down to the 1851 to 1861 period, to date, details of RACHEL’s death and place

of burial have not been traced.

Between 1841 and 1847, GEORGE JONES was referred to as being a “ 'Potter', at

Cambrian” (‘Cambrian’ being one of the Pottery works in Swansea ), and in 1851, according

to the Census for Swansea, he was living in Bethesda Street, Swansea. Still alive in 1851,

GEORGE JONES is believed to have died some time between that year and the Census of

1861, but as to when and where hasn’t currently been traced. I seem to have a vague idea

that someone once upon a time had told me that GEORGE had died in Bristol, but I do not

have anything to prove that possibility. I would say however, that within the 1851 to 1861

period, the Civil Registration for England and Wales, has a very substantial number of

persons named GEORGE JONES whose deaths were registered. Regrettably, until

further details re GEORGE, or more ‘concrete’ information is uncovered, there will remain

a ‘blank’ for the date and place, of his death and burial.

Generation No. 2

First surviving son of GEORGE JONES was ROBERT, who was born on 18 October 1816,

and baptised on 17 December 1816, at St. Mary's Church, Swansea. During the period

1841 to 1847 he lived at Queen Street, Swansea, whilst at the time of the 1851 Census for

Swansea, his occupation was stated to have been that of a “ 'Potter' and 'Fireman' at

Cambrian Pottery, Swansea”. ROBERT JONES, aged just 41 years old, died on

21 October 1857 in Graig Gardens, Swansea, from "Aneurism of Thoracic Aorta.

Uncertain Dilation of Heart" (Certified). According to details provided by ANN JONES

(ROBERT's widow) on his Death certificate, ROBERT JONES had been a “Potter

(Journeyman)”.

ROBERT JONES married (1) CAROLINE DAVIES, on 20 November 1836 in St. Mary's

Church, Swansea.

CAROLINE was the daughter of JOHN DAVIES and MARGARET (..?...), and she had been

born on 16 August 1816, and baptised on 8 September of the same year, at Goat Street

Wesleyan Chapel, Swansea. CAROLINE died on 30 March 1846 in Queen Street,

Swansea, aged just 29 years old, from "Emplaysema Myplytrophy of the Heart (Certified)".

(Note: Richard W. Williams has a copy of her death certificate)

ROBERT and CAROLINE only had the one child;-

GEORGE JONES, who was born on 18 February 1846, at

Queen Street, Swansea, of which, Richard W. Williams

has a copy of his birth certificate, On the 1861 Census for

Swansea, GEORGE was stated to have been a “Copper-

plate printer' (at ?Cambrian Pottery)”. To date, the date

and place of his death has not been traced.

ROBERT next married (2) ANN MIDDLETON on 25 April 1847 in Lady Countess Huntingdon's

Chapel, Swansea, according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Connexion. According to the

local Newspaper, "The Cambrian", Swansea, for 7 May 1847, the Marriages Column stated

"On the 25th ult. by the Rev. T. Dodd at Lady Huntingdon's Chapel. Mr Robert Jones to Miss

Ann Middleton, both of Swansea" (details provided by Richard W. Williams in 1987)

ANN MIDDLETON was the daughter of WILLIAM MIDDLETON and MARY BOND. She had

been born about the year 1820 in Bristol, and she was baptised on 23 April 1820, at

St. James', Bristol . By 25 April 1847, she was shown to be living at Oxford Street,

Swansea. Interestingly, the 1861 Census for Swansea, states that her occupation (and

address) was that of “keeping a Grocer's shop at The Graig, adjacent to the quarries,

Swansea”, whilst 10 years later, the 1871 Census, shows her to be living at 2 Graig Gardens,

Swansea. Twenty-two years later, ANN JONES (nee MIDDLETON) died, aged 72 years

old. Her death, on 21 September 1893 in 147 St. Helen's Avenue, Swansea, South Wales,

was due to “'Heart Disease Exhaustion” (Certified by Alex'r Deas Davidson, MD), the details

of which, are provided on ANN’s Death Certificate, the informant who was present at the

death, being ELIZA JONES (nee QUICK), ANN’s daughter-in-law.

The children of ROBERT JONES and ANN MIDDLETON were:

ROBERT MIDDLETON JONES, who was born between July and

September 1848, in Swansea, South Wales. Although he married

FANNY LILLEY (who was born c1852/3 at Warington/Werrington,

Northants), the date and place of their marriage hasn't so far, been traced.

ROBERT, who had "worked at (the) Pottery as a boy", and who, according

to the 1881 Census for Swansea, lived at 29 Nicholl Street, Swansea,

died on 15 February 1895, at 37 George Street, Swansea. ROBERT's

wife, FANNY, who was referred to on different occasions as both a

'Missionary' as well as her being the Superintendent of Swansea Y.M.C.A.,

died in 1939.

ROBERT MIDDLETON JONES made a Will, the contents of which, are as

follows;-:

"This is the last Will and Testament of me Robert Middleton Jones

House Painter etc of 37 George Street in the town of Swansea

Glamorganshire S Wales I give devise and bequeath to my wife

Fanny Jones all and every my household furniture linen wearing

apparel books plate pictures china and also all and every sum

and sums of money which may be in my house or about my person

or which may be due to me at the time of my decease And also all

my policies of Assurance and monies invested in stocks funds

and securities for money book debts money on bonds bills notes

or other securities and all and every other my estate and effects

whatsoever and wheresoever both real and personal whether in

possession reversion remainder or expectancy unto the said

Fanny Jones of 37 George Street Swansea to and for her own use

and benefit absolutely And I nominate and appoint the said Fanny

Jones to be Executrix of this my Will and hereby revoking all Wills

by me at any time heretofore made do declare this only to be my

last Will and Testament In witness whereof I have hereunto set my

hand this seventeenth day of January one thousand eight hundred

and ninty one 1891

signed by the said Testator Robert M Jones as and for his last Will

and Testament in the joint presence of us who at his request in his

presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto

subscribed our names as witnesses

Signature of Testator Robert M Jones

Name George Parker	address 3 Calvert Terrace Swansea
Name Ann Slingsby Parker	address 3 Calvert Terrace Swansea

On the 5th day of March 1895 Probate of this Will was granted at

Carmarthen to Fanny Jones widow the Relict the sole Executrix"

'A correct copy'

(Source: Facsimile copy of Robert Middleton Jones' Will, provided

by Richard W. Williams)

As far as research and the above Will have revealed, ROBERT and his wife FANNY didn't have any children.

WILLIAM HENRY JONES, was born on 20 May 1851, at Bethesda

Terrace, Swansea, and died on 17 May 1935, at 3 Greenfield Terrace,

Sketty, Swansea, South Wales. (For further details re WILLIAM

HENRY JONES' life etc, see below).

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THOMAS JAMES JONES, was born between April and June 1857.

THOMAS married SARAH JANE PIERCE about 1884.

SARAH was born in 1862, and she died between the 2nd and 7th of

October 1923.

THOMAS and SARAH had 8 Children;-

ALICE JONES, was born in 1885. Her date of death is

currently not known.

ALICE married EDGAR HARVEY in 1908, and they had

?one known child;-

i	? HARVEY. (Further details not known)

THOMAS JONES, was born in 1887, and died in 1907

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EDITH JONES, was born in 1891. Her date of death is

currently not known.

EDITH married CHARLES WILSON between. 1914 and

1919, and they had ?one known child;-

i	? WILSON. (Further details not known)

STANLEY JONES, was born in 1893, and died about

1893, in his "infancy".

NELLIE JONES, was born in 189, and died in 1944.

NELLIE married DAVID LEWIS in 1913, and they had

?one known child;-

i	? LEWIS. (Further details not known)

MAUDE JONES, was born in 1897, and died in 1976.

MAUDE "didn't marry".

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MAY JONES, was born in 1899, and died about 1899, in

her "infancy".

viii

WILLIAM JONES, was born in 1902

WILLIAM married I. HAMBLIN about 1929, and they had

?one known child;-

i	? JONES. (Further details not known)

THOMAS JAMES JONES, according to the 1881 Census for Swansea,

was a "House-Painter", whilst the 1891 Census for Swansea, shows him

to be living at 122 Western Road, Swansea.

THOMAS died on 11 April 1908, at 21 George Street, Swansea, in very

tragic circumstances. His death, and the inquest finding re it, makes for

'interesting' reading. The details were reported in the "?South Wales

Evening Post".

"Swansea Painter's Suicide.

Self-Inflicted Wound That Proved Fatal.

Wife's Sad Story of Deceased's Ill-Health.

An inquest was held at Swansea hospital on Monday, on the body

of Thomas Jones (50), painter and decorator, 21, George Street,

who died on Saturday from a self-inflicted wound in the throat.

Sarah Jones, widow, said her husband had been in failing health

for 12 months, and six weeks ago he had a stroke. Witness

thought it greatly affected his mind, in fact deceased told her as

much, and hinted that she would have to put him away. Last

Tuesday he wandered from Swansea, and found himself in

London, and Telegraphed home to say he was coming back.

Coroner: You are confident he did not know what he was about?

- he could not have done.

Witness said deceased could not sleep last week, and on Friday

she woke up at 5:40am to give the men the keys of the next door

house. She left him in bed, and about a quarter past nine went

upstairs and before she got there she heard him groaning and

shivering, and found him in bed covered with blood. She at first

thought it was haemorrhage, but then saw a razor on the floor. The

razor was kept in another room, and belonged to their son-in-

law, and deceased must have got out of bed to get it. Witness

went for a doctor.

Dr. Dury said deceased had a wound in the throat, and died on

Saturday. No large artery was cut; there were also a couple of

cuts on the wrists as well. Death was due to exhaustion and

shock, following the cutting of the windpipe.

Coroner said it was an extremely sad case. It was only evident

that the poor fellows mind had given way, and that he could not

have been held responsible for his action. Deceased was a

respectable man and [...] respectable family, but his mind must

have got into such a state that he did not know what he was

doing. The coroner suggested that the jury should retain a verdict

that deceased died through shock and exhaustion, following on a

self-inflicted wound to the windpipe, whilst irresponsible for his

actions.

Jury returned a verdict accordingly and the Coroner sympathised

with Mrs Jones in her affliction"

Well, what do you think? Did THOMAS do it, or did someone in the family

'put him out of his misery'?

Generation No. 3

WILLIAM HENRY JONES was the second son of ROBERT and ANN JONES, and he was born

on 20 May 1851 in Bethesda Terrace, Swansea.

Following in his family’s footsteps, he “worked at (the) Pottery as a boy”, although at some

indeterminate time in his life, he became involved in the business of Painting and Decorating.

WILLIAM HENRY JONES married twice. He married (1) ELIZA QUICK (who was then living at

6 Oxford Street, Swansea) on 2 June 1873 in Jubilee Chapel, Swansea, according to the Rites

and Ceremonies of the Bible Christians. ELIZA (who was born on 17 April 1851 in 35 Prince

Street, Swansea) was one of the seven children of WILLIAM QUICK and SARAH EVANS.

The QUICK family appear to have originally lived in and around the Tiveton area of

Devon.

Although much still needs to be researched re this family, what is known is that

WILLIAM QUICK, whose occupation was that of a “Shoemaker”, had married a

JANE .... (surname unknown at present), and that they had had at least one child,

a son, WILLIAM QUICK, who was born between 1814/15, at Tiveton, Devon.

WILLIAM QUICK, by 1846 had moved to South Wales, for it was at The Parish

Church, Neath, South Wales, on 2 March 1846, that he married SARAH EVANS

(born c1818 in “London”), daughter of WILLIAM EVANS and .... .

According to the Marriage Certificate, SARAH EVAN’s father was a “Blacksmith”.

On the 1851 Census for Swansea, WILLIAM QUICK is recorded as being a

“'Dealer in old clothes”

The children of WILLIAM QUICK and SARAH EVANS were;-

ABRAHAM QUICK (1), who was born between October and December

1847, at Pontypool, South Wales. The date and place of his death is

not known to date, although he is thought to have died by 1856, when

his parents, WILLIAM and SARAH, had another child which they also

named ABRAHAM..

WILLIAM QUICK (1), was born between April and June 1849, at

Swansea, South Wales. As at 26 October 1875, he was living at Wye

Street, Hereford (stated on his father's Death Certificate). The date

and place of his death is not known to date, although he is thought to

have died before 1854, when WILLIAM and SARAH had another child

which they named WILLIAM..

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ELIZA QUICK, was born on 17 April 1851, at 35 Prince Street,

Swansea. ELIZA married WILLIAM HENRY JONES (see below for

further information).

ELIZA JONES (nee QUICK) died on 3 November 1913, at 147 St

Helens Avenue, Swansea.

HARRIETT EMMA QUICK, was born between July and September

1852; She married a (MR) ... BROWN (although the date and place

is not currently known)

Between 1923 - 1947, the QUICK family had ?owned a Sweet shop

at Tiveton (at 32 St. Peter's Street) which had been in the name of

MARY JANE QUICK in 1919 (and in HARRIETT EMMA BROWN's

name from 1923 to 1947)

The only known child of HARRIETT QUICK and (MR) BROWN is:

ALICE BROWN, whose date and place of birth is not

currently known.

It is known however, that ALICE married a (MR) H.

MORGAN, but further details have not, to date, been

researched.

WILLIAM QUICK (2), was born about 1854. The date and place of his

death is not known to date.

ABRAHAM QUICK (2), was born after 1856. He married, but details of

his wife's name, and where and when they married, are not currently

known.

ABRAHAM and his wife had three children, who were;-

i	DENISE QUICK, (whose date and place of birth have not been researched)
ii	CARRIE QUICK, (whose date and place of birth have not been researched)
iii	REGGIE QUICK, who was born about 1890. (Further details have not been researched) d. Unknown.

The dates and places of the deaths of ABRAHAM QUICK and his wife

are not currently known.

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MARY JANE QUICK, was born on 10 December 1857. The family

?owned a Sweet shop at Tiveton (at 32 St. Peter's Street) which was

in the name of MARY JANE QUICK in 1919 (and in HARRIETT EMMA

BROWN's name from 1923 to 1947). MARY JANE QUICK's date and

place of death has not been researched to date.

WILLIAM QUICK , the husband of SARAH (nee EVANS) died on 26 October 1875,

at 60 Oxford Street, Swansea. His son, also named WILLIAM QUICK was in

attendance at (and the informant of) his father's death (the son as at that date was

living at Wye Street, in Hereford).

WILLIAM QUICK senior was aged 64 years old at the time of his death, and he

died from “Erysofrates” (Certified by Jabez Thomas, L.R.C.P.)

Some time after WILLIAM QUICK (senior)’s death, his widow, SARAH married

again. Although details of the marriage have not been researched to date, it is

known that she married at Mr. STURT (no further details known).

To return to the JONES family, and to WILLIAM HENRY JONES family, in particular.

Eight years after WILLIAM HENRY JONES married ELIZA QUICK the family at the time of the

1881 Census, were to be found living at 15 Burrow Road (near ?St. Helen's Road), Swansea.

The children of WILLIAM JONES and ELIZA QUICK were:

SARAH ANNE JONES, who was born about 1874, and who died in

1960.

During her lifetime, she married JENKIN DAVIES (although the date

and place of their marriage isn't currently known), and they had 11

children, who were;-

i	DAVID DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
ii	GEORGE DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
iii	MAY DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
iv	AMY DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
v	CYRIL DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
vi	FLORRIE DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
vii	ARTHUR DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
viii	GLYN DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
ix	ROSIE DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
x	JACK DAVIES. ( Further details not known)
xi	JOAN DAVIES. ( Further details not known, although a note within the family states "adoption". Whether the note means that JOAN was adopted by SARAH and JENKIN DAVIES, or put out to adoption by them, hasn't been made clear)

ELIZA JANE JONES, was born about 1875, and she died in 1891.

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LOUISA HARRIET JONES, was born in 1876, and she died in

1910, from 'Consumption' LOUISA appeared on the 1881

Census for Swansea, and was shown there as being "Aged

4 years old". (MINNIE VERA ALGAR (nee JONES)' c1983

memories of LOUISA, were that she had "Had a Grocery Shop

in Caswell Street, Swansea")

FANNY ELIZABETH JONES, was born in 1878, and she died in 1965.

On the 1881 Census for Swansea she was shown to be "Aged 2 years

old". In later years (although not known whether it was before or after

her marriage), FANNY apparently "went to Africa as a missionary".

FANNY ELIZABETH JONES married JACK RICHARDS (although the

date and place of their marriage isn't currently known), and their only?

child was;-

i	LESLIE RICHARDS ( Further details not known)

GEORGE HENRY JONES, was born on 5 March 1880, and he

died in December 1936.

GEORGE married MINNIE JOHNSON about 1900, (although the

exact date and place of their marriage isn't currently known).

She was born 13 March 1880 and died in August 1947, at

Swansea, South Wales.

GEORGE and MINNIE had 5 children, who were;-

i	MINNIE VERA JONES, w