Jones Burial Ground, Brooks Co. GA

Submitted by Kimberly Gandy, gradyco@hotmail.com

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This burial ground is located 4 miles south of
Quitman on old Madison highway. Turn left on dirt
road for approximately 1 mile. Graves are in a wooded
area on the right. I don't have any other information
on this cemetery. There are only two people buried
there.

Jones, Francis no date-12/24/1849
Jones, Rachael 11/16/1797 -12/07/1862


UPDATE: The following information was received on 11
Mar 2002 from James A. Jones (1grouch@charter.net):

The Francis JONES and Rachel you list above are some
of my JONES folks.  I don't have much on them other
than she was an INMAN and I have their marriage date
abt. 1823 in Screven County.

According to my notes, Francis was the son of James
Jones, R.S. (1764-1824) And Elizabeth Mills (abt
1774-1836).  I'm not absolutely positive, but I think
Rachel's sister, Elizabeth? married Francis' brother,
Matthew.

If you or anyone else might have "more" on these
folks/or their families, I would be very interested
in finding out more.

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