Agnes Jones

The only record of her name is in the will of George Jones, Inkeeper and she was called Agnes see: TAG 58:244-46 Jones Thacher Sears England and Massachusetts by Myrtle Stevens Hyde

She was also said to be Agnes. 542

She was said to be from Dinder, Somerset, England. 318

"It has been claimed for many years, that Richard Jones of Dorchester, MA came from Dinder, Somerset, in 1635, with the group led by Rev. Joseph Hull. See Search Series Volume 22, pp. 50-51. It has also been claimed that he had two sisters who came over, Dorothy, who married Richard Sears and Elizabeth, who married Anthony Thacher. Acording to Robin Rush the origins of this Jones family from Dinder have never been satisfactorily researched. He has ow completed an extensive search of the Dinder records and has found the baptisms of Richard and Elizabeth Jones. The earliest surviving volume of the Dinder parish registers covers only burials from 1578 to 1637 (the second volume of baptisms, marriages and burial dates only from 1695). The following burial entries were noted in the first volume: . . . Alce wife of Georg Jones 22 Jan. 1615/6" 542

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GEDCOM Note

Biography ==Agnes is named in her husband's will dated the last day of April 1626 and was still living when it was probated 20 Nov 1626.<ref name=hyde>Hyde, Myrtle Stevens. "Jones - Thacher - Sears: England and Massachusetts." The American Genealogist 58 (1982): pp. 244-6. Digital image at americanancestors.org (subscription required).</ref>

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