Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 
1887, Campbell Co.

THOMAS JONES, a native of Clermont County, Ohio, was born September 17,
1820, but was raised near Newport, Ky., where he moved when a boy.  His
father, David Jones, of Lynchburg, Va., of Welsh origin, was a merchant
and tobacco manufacturer.  He was postmaster at New Richmond, Ohio, and
was also justice of the peace there for thirty years; he was a Methodist
in religion, and married Elizabeth Fowler, daughter of Jonas and
Elizabeth (Stone) Fowler, of New Jersey.  Five children were born to 
them, the subject of this sketch being the second child.  Mrs. Jones 
was a member of the Baptist Church.  Thomas Jones was reared on the 
farm, and spent twenty years on the river, trading as a captain.  His 
first official work was as county assessor, and was then deputy circuit 
and county clerk.  In 1874 he was elected sheriff of his county, 
serving four years, after which he was elected county clerk, which 
position he still holds.  That he has been a faithful servant is 
evidenced by his continuation in office.  He is a member of the Baptist 
Church, and of the Masonic fraternity.  In 1847 he married Anna M. 
Grubb, daughter of Emanuel and Jemina (Walroon) Grubb; she was born in 
1827, and died in 1849, a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  In 
1850 Mr. Jones married Elizabeth Green, daughter of John and Margaret 
(Turpin) Green, natives of Virginia.  She was born in 1828, and died in 
1886, a member of the Baptist Church.  Mr. Jones has an adopted 
daughter, Mrs. Lulu Goetz, with whom he lives in Dayton.

Jones Fowler Stone Grubb Walroon Turpin Green Goetz
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Clermont-OH VA NJ

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