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     Marie-Antoinette was born on 4 September 1747 at Richelieu, Québec, Canada.¹ She was the daughter of Antoine Joly dit Pierre and Marie Jean (Unknown Surname). She married Joseph-Etienne St. Martin on 22 February 1773 at Church of St-Pierre-de-Sorel, Sorel, Richelieu, Québec, Canada.^1,2

     Claire-Françoise was born on 14 March 1704/5 at Québec, Québec, Canada. She was christened on 16 March 1704/5, at Québec, Québec, Canada. She married Jean-Baptiste Proulx on 11 November 1727 at Berthier, Chambalon, Québec, Canada.² Claire-Françoise died an unknown date .

     He married Catherine St. Martin on 5 February 1833 at Church of St-Pierre-de-Sorel, Sorel, Richelieu, Québec, Canada.¹

     Amanda was born on 10 March 1917 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. She married Estol Clair Day.

     Austin was born on 26 March 1997. He is the son of Mark Jeffrey Jones and Sheramie Anne Lindaman.

     Bertha was born on 14 April 1921 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. She married Bernard Joseph Schrembs II on 6 January 1940.

     Beverly was born. She is the daughter of James Simon Gabriel Jones and Lorene Lee Mae Gardner.

     Braedon was born on 12 July 2003 at Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California, USA. He is the son of Mark Jeffrey Jones and Sheramie Anne Lindaman.

     Christian was born in August 2000. He is the son of Robert Allen Jones and Lisa Hoppe.

     Colleen was born on 3 December 1946 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of William Basil Bailey Jones and Jean Margaret Huffman. She married William Neal Sharp on 2 September 1966 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA.
     Colleen Sue Jones

Memories of the Basil Jones Family, with information from Jean Huffman Jones, written by Coley Sharp

(see notes under Jean Huffman for more):

Coley is the oldest of the twins by 22 minutes. She and Kathy loved to play 'House' with their dollies. They each had a huge doll and another one they sat in chairs around a table for a tea party. These were their 'granddaughters.' One was named Susie and one was named Bleedy; I've forgotten the names of the other two. What a great time they would have! They played some with a train and trucks Larry had and a doll house Karen had, too.

One time Mom and Dad left the twins with Maudelene Sterner, a good friend; when they came back in two weeks, Coley was not glad to see them. Wouldn't get up on Mom's lap for a while: they'd taken too long a trip to the grocery store.

Coley was real talkative.

Coley didn't have colic. She didn't crawl until she was 9 months old; she would sit and watch Kathy go. When Coley did start, there was no stopping her. When they walked Kathy was a few days ahead of her, but they both walked at a year old. When Coley was 4 she felll downstairs and broke her shoulder bone. Mom took hker to the Dr and hke set it and put a cast on. She hummed all the time he worked on her. Later, when she was 7, Coley cut her arm on the garage door glass--deep. She was singing while the Dr took stitches in it, so that it wouldn't hurt so bad.

     Craig was born on 7 March 1967 at Seattle, King County, Washington, USA. He is the son of Winson Jones and Beverly Wimbush. He married Robin Blue. Craig R Jones and Robin Blue were divorced. He married Jennine Marie Shepherd.

     Dean was born on 22 March 1990. He is the son of Craig R Jones and Robin Blue.

     Estelle was born on 24 February 1923 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. She married Joseph Stewart Price Junior on 6 January 1940. Estelle died 27 May 2005 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA, at age 82.

     Gerald was born on 12 April 1928 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. He was the son of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. Gerald Franklin Jones died on 25 April 1928 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA, of pneumonia. He was buried in April 1928 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA.

     Hattie was born on 17 May 1919 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. She was the daughter of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. She married Edward (Bud) Jerome Rubush on 28 October 1939. Hattie died 3 October 2010 at Senior Care at Lake Point, Rockwall, Rockwall County, Texas, USA, at age 91.

Obituary of Hattie Mae Jones
The Monticello Herald Journal from October 12 to November 12, 2010

Hattie (Jones) Rubush formerly of Chalmers and Hobart died at Rockwall, Texas October 3, 2010 from heart and other problems associated with diabetes. Hattie was born May 17, 1919. She is survived by her son Jerry and his wife Jamie of Rockwall, Texas and her daughter-in-law, Rebecca Rubush of Greenwood, Indiana. Along with grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, she is survived by a sister, Bertha (Jones) Schrembs of Louisville, Kentucky and a brother, Winson Jones and his wife, Diane of Seattle, Washington.
Hattie is predeceased by her husband, Edward (Bud) Rubush, formerly of Monon, a son James Rubush of Martinsville, her parents, Manson and Lucinda (Wakeman) Jones of Chalmers and by four brothers Basil, James, Russell and Gerald Franklin together with two sisters Marie and Stella.
Funeral services will be private. Memorials are suggested for Chalmers Community Church and the American Diabetes Association.

     He married Shirley J. Phelps.

     James was born on 13 June 1886 at Advance, Boone County, Indiana, USA. He married Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman on 5 July 1913 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones died on 18 December 1948 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA, at age 62 of colon cancer.

     James was born on 5 October 1915 at Chalmers, White County, Indiana, USA. He was the son of James Manson Lee (Mink) Jones and Lucinda (Lucy) Wakeman. He married Lorene Lee Mae Gardner on 21 November 1936. James Simon Gabriel Jones died on 16 September 2004 at Indiana, USA, at age 88 of heart problems.

     Jamie was born on 27 July 1959 at Midland, Texas, USA. She is the daughter of James L. Jones and Shirley J. Phelps. She married Edward Jerome (Jerry) Rubush Junior on 1 August 1987 at Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA.

     Jason Jones is the son of Stephen Jones and Carolyn Lee Weibeler.

     Karen was born on 7 March 1938 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of William Basil Bailey Jones and Jean Margaret Huffman. She married Carl Gebert Junior on 29 May 1959 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA.
     Karen Irene Jones

Memories of the Basil Jones Family, with information from Jean Huffman Jones, written by Coley Sharp

(see notes under Jean Huffman, for more):

Karen got to go to Grandma and Grandpa Huffman's to stay by herself when she was little. Grandpa would go, 'Ah, Ah, Ah' and lean close and Karen would do the same to him. She talked young and a lot. She was so helpful when Larry was a baby. Entertained him by banging all the tin dishes on the metal table and do it again and again. Kept him laughing so that he didn't cry and so that Mom could cook supper.

She would go next door and knock, open the screen door and say, ' 'Body home?' She was 18 months old when Larry was born; Dad took her to the neighbors and they took her to bed, supposedly to sleep. Guess who slept there? Nobody. She kept up a constant chatter from 2 am till 7:30 when Dad went back for her.

     Kari was born on 1 March 1977 at South Bend, Saint Joseph County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of Larry Keith Jones and Sandra Jean Cole. She married Jason William Matthews on 17 November 2001 at Paridise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA.

     Kathleen was born on 3 December 1946 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. She is the daughter of William Basil Bailey Jones and Jean Margaret Huffman. She married James Joseph Baker Sr. on 26 September 1964 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. Kathleen Ann Jones and James Joseph Baker Sr. were divorced. She married John Alfred Peters in March 1983 at Monticello, White County, Indiana, USA.
     Kathleen Ann Jones

Memories of the Basil Jones Family, with information from Jean Huffman Jones, written by Coley Sharp

(see notes under Jean Huffman for more):

Kathy had colic for 3 months from 10 pm to 2 am every night. Coley would sleep. Dad had to go to work at 2:30 am; he had to get his sleep and Mom couldn't rock Kathy all night, so she got smart and took Kathy to bed with her, upside down on her chest. Got her warm and they both went to sleep. Coley awoke for her 2 am bottle and Mom wondered, 'Whose baby is that?! Finally, she got up and fed them.

When Kathy was little, she came in one day with a sugar pear. Mom asked, 'Where did you get that?' Kathy answered, 'Out begainst the tree and the fence.' Kathy always followed Mom to the neighbors and listened carefully to each word, correcting whkere it was needed. Whenever anyone wanted to know how old Mom was, Kathy quickly answered before Mom could--with the plain truth.

     Kelly was born on 6 June 1967. She married Donald Frank Durenberger Jr. on 18 January 1992 at Fridley, Anoka County, Minnesota, USA.¹

     Kristen was born on 12 October 1985. She is the daughter of Paul Alan Jones and Leslie Nobles.

     Larry was born on 31 August 1939 at Frankfort, Clinton County, Indiana, USA. He is the son of William Basil Bailey Jones and Jean Margaret Huffman. He married Barbara Lee Kellar on 12 August 1961. Larry Keith Jones and Barbara Lee Kellar were divorced. He married Sandra Jean Cole on 12 August 1967 at Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California, USA.
     Larry Keith Jones

Memories of the Basil Jones Family, with information from Jean Huffman Jones, written by Coley Sharp

(see notes under Jean Huffman for more):

Larry had colic for 4 months. Every evening from 4-8, he cried. Milk was rich and he was gaining, but his tummy hurt. The neighbors on the other side of the house came and rocked him sometimes. They had a restaurant out front, and came back in at midnight, going upstairs noisily. This would awaken Larry and Mom would have to feed him again, but by that time he was worn out and so was Mom.

When Karen started to school, Larry missed her and he came in from playing on a swing in the backyard. He said, 'I heard a noise in the tree, and it wasn't me!' He finally learned to play by himself.

A neighbor boy would always want to fight Larry, but Larry would not defend himself, just come home to Mom, crying. Finally Mom said, 'You go hit him back and maybe then he will quit.' This is what he did and afterward they got along great, no more fighting.

     Mark was born on 11 September 1973 at South Bend, Saint Joseph County, Indiana, USA. He is the son of Larry Keith Jones and Sandra Jean Cole. He married Sheramie Anne Lindaman on 3 August 1996 at Leona Valley, Los Angeles County, California, USA.

     Marsha was born on 26 March 1956 at Washington, District of Columbia, USA. She is the daughter of Winson Jones and Mildred Lois (Mickey) Shannon. She married Steven Morris on 4 November 1988 at Bellevue, King County, Washington, USA. Marsha was divorced from Steven Morris in October 1999 at King County, Washington, USA.

     She married Joseph Bird. Mary died an unknown date .

     Paul was born on 9 March 1953 at Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA. He is the son of William Basil Bailey Jones and Jean Margaret Huffman. He married Leslie Nobles on 8 March 1980 at Colma, San Mateo County, California, USA.
     Paul Alan Jones

Memories of the Basil Jones Family, with information from Jean Huffman Jones, written by Coley Sharp

(see notes under Jean Huffman for more):

Paul was a happy baby. He didn't think Mom could say No to him, but she did. Paul would get up to a floor lamp and stand there, shaking it. Mom would say, 'No!' He would just grin and shake it more. He got his hands smacked and would go back down to the floor to try something else.

When Paul was 2 or 3 he would say, 'Amen!' for Pastor Rowe when he was preaching. Before that, Paul would stand up in the pew beside Mom and Dad and he'd turn around and make faces to entertain the people behind them. After the church service he would stand at the door beside Pastor Rowe and shake hands with everybody.

When Karen got married, the family missed her, so they got a dog, part Cocker and part Collie; they named her 'Bootsie.' When they got her home, Paul took his cello out by the refridgerator so he would be right by Bootsie's dish while she was eating. Mom doesn't know what kind of music she preferred, but, 'Oh, Well!' She heard him say to Bootsie, 'Now remember, I'm your friend. If you need anything at all, just tell me and I'll get it for you.' He was 6 years old then. This was the beginning of a beautiful friendship, not only with Paul, but with the whole family. She lived with them for 11 years.