Thomas P Jones
American
Thomas P Jones, an American Planter and slave owner in Thomas County, Georgia, was the father of Florida House of Representative James Young Jones and Dr Thomas Capers Jones of Suwannee Gables. - AsNotedIn
Thomas P Jones, an American Planter and slave owner in Thomas County, Georgia, was the father of Florida House of Representative James Young Jones and Dr Thomas Capers Jones of Suwannee Gables. - AsNotedIn
| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
| 1802/05/14 | Elizabeth Mills Jones, wife of James Jones, gives birth to a son, Thomas P Jones, Screven County, Georgia. | Born | |||||
| 1826/09/00 | Lavinia Young, daughter of William Young and Elizabeth Henderson, marries Thomas Jones. They will have nine children, James Young, Mary Elizabeth, Francis Remer, Harriet Lavenia. Thomas William, Susan Estelle, Henry Francis, Florence and Martha Tallulah. | Groom | |||||
| 1827/00/00 | Thomas P Jones purchases four 230 acre land lots in District 18 from men who had drawn these lots in the 1820 Land Lottery. | Owner | Greenwood Plantation | Thomasville | |||
| 1839/00/00 | Thomas P Jones purchases nine slaves for $10,000. At his peak, Jones will own more than 2,000 acres for several years. | Owner | Greenwood Plantation | Thomasville | |||
| 1851/00/00 | Hayes House is by Thomas Jones of Greenwood Plantation as a wedding gift for his daughter Harriet and her husband, Dr David S Brandon. | Father of the Bride | Dr David Brandon House | Thomasville | |||
| 1860/00/00 | Thomas P Jones is Thomas County's largest rice producer with 8,000 pounds. The county is the 7th leading rice producer in Georgia. | Owner | Greenwood Plantation | Thomasville | Rice | ||
| 1869/02/24 | Thomas P Jones dies in Thomas County, Georgia. Mr Jones is buried at Greenwood Plantation Cemetery in Thomasville. In the last years of the Jones ownership, Greenwood includes c 1300 acres. | Died | Greenwood Plantation | Thomasville |
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