John Maddock Jones

bachelor, Esq., of Penybryn in the parish of Ruabon, Denbighshire · married Margarett Maria Isabella D'Arcy at Chatham, 23 October 1806

record FreeREG, Chatham St Mary the Virgin · the source ↗ · Berkeley, Gloucestershire →

of Ruabon, Denbighshire · will proved 24 January 1844, TNA PROB 11/1991/312 · and “of Penybryn esq” in a Shropshire deed of 18 February 1829, SRO 2847/7/173

record TNA PROB 11/1991/312 · the source ↗ · The Hornby claim →

“21st, at Ingonville, near Havre, MAJOR MADDOCK JONES, late of the ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA, and PEN-Y-BRYN, RUABON” · Argus, 1 April 1843 — he died within weeks of his wife, both in Normandy

record Argus, or Broad-sheet of the Empire, 1 April 1843, p.15 · the source ↗

DEATH ACT N° 113, Ingouville, 21 MARCH 1843 · “John Maddack Jones (Major), vivant de son revenu”, died that day at eight in the morning at his home, RUE DU CHAMP DE FOIRE · AGED SIXTY-EIGHT — born about 1774 · his birthplace and both his parents entered as unknown · “veuf de Marguéritta Maria Elisabella Darcy” · declared the same day at three in the afternoon by Généreux Edouard Laillet, appariteur de police, 22, and Jean Philippe Hébert, cultivateur, 48, both of Ingouville and neither a relative

record Archives départementales de la Seine-Maritime, 4 E 9077 — Le Havre, ancienne commune d'Ingouville, registre des décès 1843, view 58 · the source ↗

marriage notice · “CAPTAIN J. M. JONES, of the ROYAL DENBIGH MILITIA” — married at Chatham Church by the Rev. I. T. Jones, November 1806

record Chester Courant, 11 Nov 1806, p.3 · the source ↗