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Warwick County, Virginia: The 1643 Church on Baker's Neck and the Genealogy of Neighbor Matthew Jones
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Warwick County, Virginia: The 1643 Church on Baker's Neck and the Genealogy of Neighbor Matthew Jones in Ottawa, ON
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Warwick County, Virginia: The 1643 Church on Baker's Neck and the Genealogy of Neighbor Matthew Jones in Ottawa, ON
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This work focuses on the 1643 Warwick County church situated on Baker's Neck and on the genealogy of Matthew Jones, whose home was located close by. This second edition features a very much expanded view of the history of the Matthew Jones family of Mulberry Island, Warwick County, and emphasizes sources of information. Part I is a history of the church on Baker's Neck. This new edition describes the social life provided by the 17th-century church-- particularly the 1643 church on Bakers Neck--with a few corrections. Part II discusses the history and current status of the Matthew Jones House. Part III addresses the genealogy of the Jones family through several generations, including Matthew's grandson, Matthew III, and great-grandson Tignal Jones.
This work focuses on the 1643 Warwick County church situated on Baker's Neck and on the genealogy of Matthew Jones, whose home was located close by. This second edition features a very much expanded view of the history of the Matthew Jones family of Mulberry Island, Warwick County, and emphasizes sources of information. Part I is a history of the church on Baker's Neck. This new edition describes the social life provided by the 17th-century church-- particularly the 1643 church on Bakers Neck--with a few corrections. Part II discusses the history and current status of the Matthew Jones House. Part III addresses the genealogy of the Jones family through several generations, including Matthew's grandson, Matthew III, and great-grandson Tignal Jones.

















