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Jones Cemetery, 37-5 Summary Report, page 9
To any of the Judges of said State, any Justice of the Peace of said County, or other person legally authorized:
THESE arc to authorize you, or either of you, to solemnize the rights of matrimony between
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of said County; agreeably to the statute in such case made and provided. Given at the Office of the Judge of Probate of said County, this /''' day of 185^
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The Madison County deed images inserted below show that Albert H. Jones had moved to Lauderdale County (Florence), Alabama, as a physician and with Maria's power of attorney when the deed was executed in 1867. More noticeably, Maria was living in Havana, Cuba, when the transaction occurred. It may be that the family had holdings in Cuba for many years, since none of them were found in the 1830, 1840, or 1850 census records of the United States. However, there was a Jones family living very near Archibald McDonnell (who lived on land adjacent to the Jones 37-5 Cemetery), Abraham Beadle, and the nearby Matkin families in the 1850 census of Madison County. This family of Fred Jones included a son named
9 - (1865)