Interactive research graph

White Jones Family Tree

The Jones core family, generation by generation: Capt. Lewellen Jones and Mary Anderson (married 22 Oct 1792, Louisa Co., VA) through the John N.S. Jones and Alexander P. Jones lines, with the Haywood, Perkins, and Donnell marriages that connect them. Elizabeth, Evelina, Ann, and Shandy — manumitted by legislative act in December 1820 — appear as named individuals, not footnotes. Generations read left to right, earliest first. Scroll to zoom, drag to pan, click any person for dates, sources, and notes. Click the ▾ badge on a person to collapse or expand their branch.

Reading rule: every link carries a confidence level. confirmed_primary (read from the manuscript) and confirmed_secondary are citable; lead and unresolved are hypotheses, not facts — never display them as fact. The red dotted do_not_merge link marks the Bedford County Lewellen Jones as a different person from the Madison County Avalon founder. Where the record is thin, the tree says so.

View the Counter-Archive Family Tree v1 → The new interactive tree: 21 people across four clusters — Jones patriarchs, the Shandy/Elizabeth/Evalina/Ann cluster, Anthony–Mary (unconfirmed), and Columbus & Reuben. Color-coded (enslaver/enslaved), with firewalled identities and dashed unconfirmed links.

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    People
    • Jones line
    • Married into the Jones line
    • Grandparent generation
    • Descendant (Perkins / Donnell)
    • Manumitted Dec 1820 — named individual
    • ▾ click to collapse / expand a branch
    Links
    • confirmed primary
    • confirmed secondary
    • lead / unresolved
    • do-not-merge safeguard

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    Data sources: the 1792 Louisa County, VA marriage register; Lewellen Jones's 1818 will (Madison Co., Ala. Terr.) and 1820 estate file, Case No. 223; the December 1820 Alabama legislative manumission act; the Jones-Donnell Cemetery transcriptions (Valley Leaves); the John N.S. Jones and J.W.S. Donnell family Bible records; the Harrison & Cape family manuscript; and the project's research database (DB1). Every person panel lists its DB1 rows — click any name for the full references.