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the manor of Welford jure uxoris in 1644,
but he was apparently not buried in that
parish. Mary, the great-granddaughter of
Sir Francis, and only surviving child and
heir of Richard Jones (whose age is wrongly
given in Visit. Berks, 23 March, 1664/5, as
" 5 years "), was baptized at Welford 15 June,
1661 ; married to John Archer, of same and
of Coopersale, co. Essex, esquire, son of Sir
John Archer, the judge (ob. 8 February,
1681/2, eel. 83); and buried at Welford in
her father's grave 13 September, 1702, with
M.I. ; but her husband appears to have
been buried elsewhere. From Sir Francis
Jones the Welford estate, which he probably
purchased from Sir Thomas Knivett in 1617
or 1618, has descended to the present day
through the well-known and allied families
of Archer, Eyre, and Houblon. To the last
two of these, as well as to that of Hinton
and of Popham (another of their alliances),
I am myself related.
Extracts from the Parish Register of Welford, co. Berks.
Baptisms.
1622, Oct. 29. Tho. Joans fil. Abrahami Jones. 1622, Oct. 29. Eliz. Jones fil. Abrah. Joanes. 1624, Apr. 16. Georgius films Abrahami Jones. 1626, Apr. 20. Willielmus filius Abrahami Jones. 1628, Oct. 20. Richard son'e of Abraham Johnes.
1636, Sep. 23. Thomas fil. Gulielmi et Susanna Hinton.
1&37/8, Jan. 2. GuHelmus fil. Gulielmi et Susanna? Hinton.
1639, Oct. 21. Susanna fil. Gulielmi et Susannse Hinton.
1661, June 15. Mary Jhones daughter of Rich: and Ann Jhones.
Marriage.
1635, Aug. 8. Gulielm us Hinton et Susanna Jones.
Burials.
1622, Nov. 8. Elizab. Jones. 1622, Dec. 22. Fran. Jones, Armiger. 1622/3, Jan. 8. Tho. Jones fil. Abra^ Jones. 1628/9, Jan. 14. Abraham Johnes, Esquier.
1637, Nov. 22. Thomas Hinton. 1658, May 22. Richard Jhones. 1664/5, Feb. 11. M r Richard Jhones. 1675, June 4. M i8 Susanna Hinton. 1702, Sep. 13. M 8 Mary Archer.
I may state that the register (which dates from 1559 for burials, 1562 for baptisms, and 1603 for marriages) contains no other entries relating to this family of Jones who pro- bably did riot reside in the parish until 1618, if indeed so early nor to that of Hinton.
Below is a copy of the Latin M.I. (on a stone slab on the chancel floor) to the said Richard Jones, as kindly furnished by Mrs. Batson. It differs somewhat from that given by my friend Mr. Cokayne in his 'Lord Mayors and Sheriffs of London, 1601-1625.' The age appears as "in thirty-sixth year,"
but he was in his thirty-seventh year at date
of death.
" Ricardus Ihones vere Armiger | vnius vxoris Maritus | et unices filiie sup'stitis pater | Morbi malignitate nullis medicinis superanda | cum luctu omnium et desiderio | fato concessit | mensis febru- arii die quinto | Anno D'ni millesimo Sexcentesimo Sexagesimo | Quarto et aetatis Suse trigesimo sexto | Quod mortale fuit hie depositum | sub indubitata immortalitatis induendse Spe | Spiritus vero (exuto corpore) ad patrem Spirituum | remeavit."
W. 1. R, V.
PLACE-NAMES IN THE * JOTJKNAL OF GEORGE
Fox' (9 th S. viii. 245). Mendle, associated
with Long Crendon and Chesham in Buck-
inghamshire, is undoubtedly Meadle, a hamlet
in the parish of Monks Ris borough in the
same county. Fox's itinerary is very clearly
indicated. He went from Long Crendon
through Thame, past Kingsey, to Ilmere
(now llmire), or, as the Ordnance map has
it, Iliner, thence to Longwick, and on by the
Icknield Way to Meadle, and from Meadle,
still following the Icknield Way, to Weston
Turville. In the 'Life of Thomas El wood '
the good old Quaker relates how he went
(circa 1660) from Crowell, near Chinnor, to
the nearest Friends' meeting "at a little
village called Meadle, in the house of one
John White, which is continued there still."
In Besse's ' Sufferings ' John White of Meadle
occurs as a victim, having had goods valued
at 92/. taken from him at the suit of
" Timothy Hall, priest of Monks Risborough,"
in 1667, and other seizures made in 1671
and 1687. As a boy I was often at Meadle
Farm, and knew well the orchard which was
formerly the burying-ground of the Meadle
Quakers. RICHARD WELFORD.
Causal or Cossel, in Warwickshire, may represent Coleshill. John Tuke's ' Nomina Villarum Eboracensium,' 1816, gives Eldroth in the parish of Clapham, and High Town in the parish of Birstall. W. C. B.
Patchgate is situated on the main road from Brighton to Horsham, about a mile and a half on the Horsham (north) side of the village of Cowfold. It is referred to in 'Some Records of the Early Friends in Surrey and Sussex' (London, 1886), p. 28.
JOHN PATCHING.
139, Ditchling Rise, Brighton.
There is a Hightown, Liversedge, under 'Norman ton,' in the * Postal Guide.'
S. L. PETTY. Ulverston.
Jubbs or Jubbes Court is in the hamlet or village of Failand, in the parish of Wraxall,
