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Spouses/Children:
Chester R. JONES
- Chester R. JONES Jr.
- Mildred T. JONES
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Susan "Beatrice" KING
- Born: 25 Sep 1890, Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA 1
- Married: 28 Jan 1914, Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA 2
- Died: 31 Dec 1947, 1128 N. Jackson St., Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA 3
 Research Notes:
In 1910 Susie B. King (19) of Delaware, stenographer building supplies, was with her parents in Wilmington Ward 9, New Castle, Delaware, USA.
In 1920 Beatrice K Jones (29) of Delaware (parents born in England) and husband Chester R Jones (28) of Delaware (parents born in Delaware), purchasing agent for iron co., were living in Wilmington Ward 7, New Castle, Delaware. Present were children (born in Delaware): Chester R J (1), and Mildred T. (0)
In 1930 Beatrice K Jones (39) of Delaware and husband Chester R Jones (38) of Delaware, office clerk, were living in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware. At home were children: Chester R (12), Mildred T (10).
In 1940 Beatrice Jones (49) of Delaware and husband Chester Jones (48) of Delaware, insurance agent, were living in Wilmington Ward 7, New Castle, Delaware. Present were son Chester Jr. (22), theatre usher, and daughter Mildred (20).
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Beatrice K. Jones, wife of Chester R. Jones, b. Sept. 25 1890 in Wilmington, daughter of William D. King of England and Susan Henery [Trenery] of England, died aged 57 years 3 months, 6 days as a result of carcinoma of the colon. 3
Marriage Information:
Susan married Chester R. JONES, son of John Randolph JONES and Idalette SPRINGER, on 28 Jan 1914 in Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware, USA. (Chester R. JONES was born on 21 Aug 1891 in Newark, Sussex Co., DEL, USA and died on 13 Jan 1965 in Sussex, DEL, USA.)
Marriage Notes:
Chester R. Jones, 22, of Wilmington, Del, clerk, born in Delaware, single, son of John Jones and Idalette Springer, and
Susie B. King, 23, of Wilmington, Del, born in Delaware, single, daughter of William King of England and Susan Ramsey [sic] of England
Witness: Josephine Cockran of Wilmington
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