Adam JONES

1674 - Bef 1734  (60 years)

• Name	Adam JONES
  Birth	1674	Barnsrable, Barnstable, Massachusetts
  Gender	Male
  Death	Bef 1734	Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts
  Person ID	I25132	kirkpatrick
  Last Modified	4 Jul 2006

  
  

  Family	Mary BAKER,   b. Abt 1680, Martha's Vineyard, Dukes, Massachusetts d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	26 Oct 1699	Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts   [1]
  Children	1. Marcey JONES,   b. 21 Jun 1703, Wareham, Plymouth, Massachusetts d. 15 May 1786, Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts (Age 82 years)
  Family ID	F8295	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	8 Apr 2007

  
  

• Notes

  Adam Jones was originally of Wareham, Plymouth, Massachusetts and in 1732 was mentioned as a Yeoman in Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts. Adam must have lived neat to a road being planned by the Town ofPlymouth, as his land is mentioned in the following report: Wee the subscribers, Selectmen of the Town of Plimouth, being desiredby some of the proprietors of Agawame to lay out some wayes within sdpropiety and we accordingly went & laid out ye ways ffollowing on ye 3rdDay of october 1717 The lower Way That leads out of the Neck & soe along by Adam Joneshouse Begins at A white oak bush marked standing on Samuel Kings landabout seaven or Eight rod from ye Corner of Giffords fence & from sd bushto A White oak Tree standing neere a llittle swomp and from Thence to ared oak Tree marked standing neere a slough in ferrens land and fromThence To a maple Tree marked & from Then To a pine Tree marked Which isThe corner Bounds of Warrens lot and from Thence by Warrens lot till itcoms To a pine tree marked standing by Muddy Cove & from Theace Cross yoCove To a red oake Tree Which is Warrens bound marke and from Thence to Astake Which is The Corner Bounds of Bates his land and ffrom Thence To apine tree marked standing by ye Way that leads from swifts to Jones andfrom Thence as The Way now goes to a red oak tree marked standing bylittle herring river and from Thence to a stake sett in the ground betwensd herring river and Adam Jons house and Thence by sd Jons fence Tell itcoms to a pine tree marked and from Thence to a pine tree marked :11:Which is the corner bounds of sd Jons old lot & from Thence by ye raingeof Trees marked at ye heads of the lots Till it coms To ye Way that leadsfrom Rochester To Sandwich There being a pine Tree marked and from thencethe Way to goe as it now goes to Red brook and the sd Way is to be Twerods With A Way laid out of Two rods Wide To Goe to ye Burail yard Tobegin at a stake sett in The ground betwen the course of Warrens houseand from sd stake to a red oak Tree marked standing in Warrens rainge andfrom Thence To a stake sett in the ground and from Thence to ye landWhich is laid out for A bural yard. Alice Hunter and Adam Jones of Plymouth were fined for having a"bastard child" in September, 1704 (Plymouth 1:274)

  
  

• Sources

  [S167] Vital Records of the Towns Barnstable & Sandwich, Barnstable, Volume XIV (1912), Page 49 (Reliability: 3). Married by Esq. Lothrop.