Individual Details

Gabriel Jones was a Captain in the army during the Revolution. He died of illness possibly contracted while in service.

The will of Captain Jones is dated September 3, 1776, and was probated October 20,
1777. (W. B. B, pp. 229-233). A brief description follows: 1. To daughter, Ann Jones, six
negroes and reversion of slaves I claim in possession of Mrs. Waller, grandmother of said
Ann. 2. To wife Martha and her four children, Robert, Gabriel, Francis Slaughter, and Mary
residue of my estate to be divided by executors as directed. 3. In case all children should die, estate to be divided between my four sisters, Lucy Poindexter, Betty Green, Jane Gray, and Dorothy Johnston. 4. Property devised to my wife is only for life; after her death to be
divided between her four children. 5. Stock of horses, hogs, cattle, etc., and debts that can be collected to be applied to the payment of my debts; if same not sufficient, some of my slaves to be sold. 6. To my four children: Robert, Gabriel, Francis Slaughter, and Mary, money derived from the sale of my lands on the Ohio. 7. If my wife should remarry, she should take her part, sell the rest of the land, and divide it among the children. Executors - friends -James Green and John Gray (brothers-in-law).

Birth	1740	Essex County, Virginia
Marriage	1762	Mary Anne Waller
Marriage	21 Jun 1766	Martha Slaughter
Military	1776	Col. Geo. Gibson, 1st VA Regt, Revolutionary War
Death	20 Oct 1777	Culpeper County, Virginia

Spouse	Mary Anne Waller ( - )
Child	Ann Jones (1763 - 1846)

Spouse	Martha Slaughter (1740 - )
Child	Robert Jones (1767 - 1837)
Child	Gabriel Jones III (1768 - 1835)
Child	Francis Slaughter Jones (1770 - 1826)
Child	Mary Jones ( - 1847)

Father	Gabriel Jones (1715 - 1767)
Mother	Mary Johnson ( - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Jones ( - )
Sibling	Lucy Jones (1739 - 1796)
Sibling	Living
Sibling	Dorothy Jones ( - )