Abner Adolphus
JONES
(b.
13 June 1809
,
Tennessee, USA
d.
8 May 1888
,
Bethlehem, Marshall, Mississippi, USA
)
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Abner Adolphus JONES was born 13 June 1809 in Tennessee, USA. Abner Adolphus JONES was the child of Elijah Jefferson JONES and Margaret Vincent FENTRESS and the grandchild of: (paternal) Ebenezer JONES and Mary FINNEY (maternal) James FENTRESS and Barbara WELLS
Marriage(s) and Child(ren):
He married Mariah Frances BOBBITT 4 February 1830 in Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA . The couple had (at least) 1 child. Mariah Frances BOBBITT was born 2 November 1809 in Warren, North Carolina, USA. She died 19 April 1877 in Marshall County, Mississippi, USA. She was the daughter of Arthur BOBBIT and Mary SMELLEY.
Abner Adolphus JONES died 8 May 1888 in Bethlehem, Marshall, Mississippi, USA.
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1809 Birth
13 June 1809
, Tennessee, USA
1830 Marriage / Partner
Abner Adolphus JONES and Mariah Frances BOBBITT 4 February 1830, Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA- 1849 Birth of Child
Erasmus JONES was born 27 August 1849, Weakley, Tennessee, USA 
1877 Death of Spouse/Partner
Mariah Frances BOBBITT died 19 April 1877, Marshall County, Mississippi, USA- 1888 Death
8 May 1888
Bethlehem, Marshall, Mississippi, USA
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