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| Surname
origins |
First
name
Derived from the first name of an ancestor |
| Meaning |
i)
Son of John |
| Geographic
origins |
i)
The most common name in Wales and in England the second most common
name after Smith |
| Language |
Old
French (Norman) |
| Sources |
i)
Cottle, Basil, The Penguin Dictionary of Surnames (London:
Penguin UK, 1967)
ii) Reaney & Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames (Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 1958) |
William
and Mary Jones lived
in the Southwark
area of London in the first half of the 19th century. At least two
generations of their family worked in the cloth trade as dyers.
Their granddaughter - my great grandmother - Hetty Jones was born
in 1865 in Westminster and married William Sidney Clark
in Lambeth
in 1892. They had 3 sons. |
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you have any information on the following person? |
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| Benjamin
John Jones |
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b. 1829 (in Newington, Southwark) |
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