John son of Robert John of Tynycoed, drover, and Jonet his wife (baptismal record)
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John Jones of Chwilog bâch was named in the 1803 Will of his father-in-law the Rev. John Thomas of Wern in the Parish of Llanfrothen in the County of Merioneth as husband of his eldest daughter Jane.
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12 Nov 1806
1. Dorothy Jones of Tyn y Coed, widow.
2. John Jones of Chwilog Bach, drover.
FEOFFMENT of messuages, tenements and lands called Ty yn y lon or Gorsedda, pa.[rish] Llandwrog, with Power of Attorney for the giving of possession and seizin invested in Robert Griffith of Pwllheli, gent.
Consideration: "natural love and affection".
Endorsed: NOTE of possession and seizin taken by Robert Griffith, gent. and attorney.
Attached: RECEIPT (31 Oct .1833) of £100, the legacy bequeathed to Miss Elizabeth Jones in the last will and testament of her father Mr. John Jones decd., from Robert Jones. 4
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John Jones of Aberkin was the sole executor of the Will of his stepmother Dorothy Jones of Ty'n llan in the Parish of Cricieth, widow (1817).
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John Jones of Aberkin died aged 60 years (burial record).
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Abstract of the Will of John Jones of Abercyn in the Parish of Llanystumdwy in the County of Caernarvon, Farmer, written 17 Jul 1832, proved 17 Apr 1833. 5
Gives and devises all his messuage, tenement, farm and lands called Tynlôn otherwise Gorseddau in the parish of Llandwrog in county Carnarvon to his son Robert Jones and his heirs forever, subject to the payment of £100 to his daughter Elizabeth within twelve months of his decease.
Gives £250 to his son Griffith Jones.
All the rest, residue and remainder of his personal estate and effects he gives to and amongst his children Jane, George and Elizabeth as tenants in common but not as joint tenants. If his daughter Jane should marry within two years after his decease then she will lose all right and interest as one of his residuary legatees and instead she will receive £200 within six months of such a marriage.
Nominates and appoints Maurice Jones of Parkiau mawr in the parish of Criccieth in county Carnarvon, Gent. and William Jones of Yscyborhen in the parish of Llanystymdwy, Gent., Guardians and Trustees of his said children as shall happen to be minors at the time of his decease, and nominates, constitutes and appoints the said Maurice Jones and William Jones Executors of his last will and testament.
Signed
Witnesses:
Thomas Ellis, solicitor, Pwllheli
Evan Ellis, Henfelin
John Ellis, Feathers, Llanystymdwy
An inventory was taken 15 Apr 1833 of the goods and chattels of John Jones late of Aberkin in the County of Carnarvon, farmer, deceased, and valued to £693 18s.
Marriage Information:
John married Jane Thomas, daughter of the Rev. John Thomas of Wern and Elizabeth Morris, on 6 May 1799 in Llanfrothen, Merioneth, Wales. (Jane Thomas was christened on 13 Feb 1777 in Llanfrothen, Merioneth, Wales and was buried on 23 Oct 1830 in Llanystumdwy, Caernarvonshire, Wales, aged 53 years.)
Marriage Notes:
John Jones, singleman, drover, Llanfihangel Bachellaeth, Caernarfonshire to Jane Thomas, sp., Llanfrothen, Merioneth.
Marriage Bond 6 May 1799 (Bangor A 32/73)
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John Jones of the Parish of Llanfihangel Bachelleth in the County of Carnarvon, singleman, and Jane Thomas of this Parish, spinster
Married by Licence
Witnesses: William Owen, John Thomas
