Nay - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Great Nay family information

DeborahAtkinsonBrown — 2012-04-30 15:24:19Z

Try this link.. let me know if it doesn't work and I'll try again..
http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13257&a...

Re: Great Nay family information

jolay55 — 2012-04-30 15:04:05Z

How do you access here on ancestry?

Great Nay family information

DeborahAtkinsonBrown — 2012-04-20 17:47:11Z

For Those of you researching the Nay surname there is a great book out called "Genealogy of the Nay Family 1743-1949 by Earnest Omar Nay. You can read the entire book on Ancestry.com. It starts with Johann Jacob Nay from Germany.
Johann Jacob Nay 1732 to 1828
Joseph Nay 1768-1851
Elza Nay 1804-1892
Alexander Nay

This is the line I have been researching from the book. I hope this helps some of you out...

Re: Nay - London area, England

d_ney1 — 2012-04-16 09:53:35Z

Hi Karen,
My name is Don Ney and My great great granddad was Benjmin's brother William Boyd Ney and their parents were Robert Nay 1818-1851and Mary Fleming 1818-1897 they both arrived in Australia on a convict boat Robert from England and Mary from Irland. I know you probably already have this information and I have their parents but have come to a stop when it has reached James and mary Ann Powell but this as far back as I have gone, have you got any further?
Thanks
Don

Re: Jackson Everson Nay and Elizabeth "Betty" Romine Nay

lescarp — 2012-03-06 13:47:29Z

Try attaching the picture as a file. Sometimes if you put a large picture in an email, AOL won't let it through.

Thanks!

Les

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

rhoadesjamie — 2012-03-06 01:55:20Z

My great x4 grandpa was William Harrison nay born march 4 1832 Harrison, west Virginia. Think married to Louise Everson. Sound right. Jamie Rhoades. Akron, oh

Re: Jackson Everson Nay and Elizabeth "Betty" Romine Nay

rhoadesjamie — 2012-03-06 01:27:08Z

Tried to email you picture of family tree it wouldn't accept on your end for some reason. This site won't let me send pics. How can I do it now? Jamie.

Re: Jackson Everson Nay and Elizabeth "Betty" Romine Nay

lescarp — 2012-03-05 19:00:21Z

Hey Jamie,

Great to meet you! I'm very sorry about your Grandfather!! It sounds like we are related. Do you know much about the Romine family? Elizabeth's parents were James Latham and Mary Garrett Romine. Her Grandparents were Isaac and Mary (Latham) Romine and John and Jane (Cooper) Garrett. I have lots of information on the Garrett and Romine families. I'm related to both of them.

My email is Lescarp@aol.com if you'd just like to email me there.

I'm curious...do you have any photos of the older Romine family members?

Thanks, and I'll look forward to chatting with you!

Les

Re: Jackson Everson Nay and Elizabeth "Betty" Romine Nay

rhoadesjamie — 2012-03-05 00:52:17Z

Hello I'm Jamie rhoades Akron, oh. My grandfather James William nay just passed. But his great grand father or great great not sure grandpa was Jackson everson. Nay/ Elizabeth nay. Before them William Harrison nay/louise everson. Please respond. I think we have a connection. Neat. :):) thank you. Jamie

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

thomasnay82 — 2012-03-04 22:00:08Z

MY GRANDFATHER WAS THOMAS LEVI NAY AND HIS FATHER WAS OLIVERNAY DONOT KNOW YOUR GRANDFATHER

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

rhoadesjamie — 2012-03-04 19:26:10Z

My grandfather just passed. Name was James William nay born in newcomerstown,coshocton Ohio. Just wanted to know more. I know somewhere maybe grandpa on his moms side last name emery. Help. Thank you, Jamie

Jackson Everson Nay and Elizabeth "Betty" Romine Nay

lescarp — 2012-02-20 19:29:49Z

Hi folks,

I'm trying to find relatives from the Jackson and Elizabeth Romine Nay branch of my family. I'm hoping that someone has photos of Elizabeth's parents, James L. and Mary Garrett Romine. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Les (Lescarp@aol.com)

William George Nay

waycurti — 2012-02-06 15:57:57Z

trying to find relatives of my grandfather. He was born cardiff glamorgan 1909 to william thomas nayand moved to swindon in wiltshire and married Ethel May Morris. Also we have been told the surname had been changed from Nay from Ney and that we orginated from france ??can anyone help ??

Re: Germanna, Jacob Nay confusion: born 1731/2 or 1723?

Naygnlgy — 2012-01-16 00:38:10Z

Hello! I have been researching the Nay family for over 40 years. I have the answer to your question reguarding Jacob Nay's birth, death, etc.. I don't often visit Ancestry.com, therefore my late responce. Feel free to contact me at Naygnlgy@centurytel.net.

Sincerely, Harry Nay

Germanna, Jacob Nay confusion: born 1731/2 or 1723?

jolay55 — 2011-07-16 18:01:46Z

My Nay line coincides with the 1949 Nay Genealogy book (Ernest Omar Nay) with Jacob(1)-Samuel(2)-James(3)- Margaret(4)...

Some trees list our first Jacob b.1731, Trubach, N-S, Germany, arriving Philadelphis 1734, married Mary unknown about 1745, died 1828. Son Samuel, etc.

However this book has a photo of his tombstone reading: 1723-1828 and I see that birth date elsewhere.

Can someone clear up this date discrepancy?

NYE-NIGH-NEU Y-DNA Project at FT DNA

amasonhunter — 2011-04-22 22:23:35Z

The Nigh/Nye Y-DNA Project needs participants. Only males have a Y-chromosome. Best MALE candidate (the older the better) to participate in this Y-DNA project, would have the surname of Nigh, Nye, Neu, or alternate spelling, with an unbroken, father to son, MALE ancestral line.

Other test kits, such as mtDNA (female lines) and the Family Finder kit (males and females) are also available for those wishing to participate in the Nye-Nigh-Neu Project.

Anyone can buy a Y-DNA kit for any male relative who would be willing to supply several inner cheek brushings (NO BLOOD). Donations of any amount are also welcomed to buy kits for those who wish to participate, but whose income is limited.

The 67 Y-DNA marker kit ($238 + nominal shipping) or the 111 Y-DNA marker kit ($339 + nominal shipping) is recommended for this project. These special prices are available when the kit is ordered through the Nye-Nigh Y-DNA Project at Family Tree DNA.

Once there are enough participants, evaluations and results from either the 67 or 111 Y-DNA marker kit should establish and/or confirm descent from German or English lines, and possibly differentiate between the descendants of different ancestral lines detailed in the Nye lineage books published by L. Bert Nye.

Nye-Nigh Y-DNA Project ordering page: http://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Nye

I am not at present an Administrator for the Nye/Nigh Project, but do administer another surname project, and will be happy to try to answer any questions. The surname project I administer has been highly successful at confirming research on the project surnames, and in some cases surprising us! DNA is the way to prove or disprove surname lineages established by research alone.

**I can be contacted directly through an e-mail link (near bottom of page) at the AMASON * AMERSON Family Website at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~amasonamer... S. Nigh

Annie: I received your excellent information on Charlotte and Lee Rucker!

darlenedeem_1 — 2011-04-10 18:51:51Z

I have many stories passed down through our family.

I was able to locate data and family trees completed back to the 1300s for my line, a couple of books to obtain and also located the Rucker family sites.

Thank you for your help.

Darlene

Charlotte "Lottie" Nay, b: Nov 15, 1881, WV

darlenedeem_1 — 2011-04-09 14:30:46Z

I am her g/gdaughter. She married Mason "Lee" Rucker Jan 21, 1899. Their dau, Delphia Nay Rucker Griffith, was my grandmother, Harrison County, WV. Delphia's husband was William Griffith, also of Harrison County, WV.

Please let me know if you have any information on any of them.

Thanks,

Darlene

Photo of Nay, Helen

onlygramplovedme — 2010-09-26 02:19:08Z

Ebay has a "cabinet card" photo of a Helen Nay taken in Milwaukee, WI. It appears to be in the 1800's...Does she belong to your family?

Re: Benjamin Nay around 1880 or so?

b2small4u2c — 2010-08-13 18:23:39Z

benjamin franklin nay.was the adopted grand father of my grand father .he lived near owosso mi. in bennington mi.i have alot of info on this line and been trying to find decendants of b f nay.his son jacob adopted my grand father during the civil war.jacob was a sargent and served in th92 infantry.after the death of his first wife he and benjamin castle (nay) moved to brant mi. and jacob remaried. benjamin nay sn died about 1879 or 1880.he is buried in alton cemetery near the castles.i would so much like to hear from you.i have been searching for benjamin nay's decendants for 2 years .seems they moved to virgina beach where i lost them. James

Re: Benjamin Nay

b2small4u2c — 2010-08-13 18:17:01Z

I have alot of info on benjamin nay. his son jacob p nay was the adopted father of my grand father benjamin b castle.please contact me and we can share notes thank you james

Re: Benjamin Nay around 1880 or so?

LindaBitzer11377 — 2010-05-22 23:36:18Z

Annie Sands was my grandmother's (Margaret) sister. They were from Co. Tyrone Northern Ireland. Benjamin was from NH. Both sisters married and raised their families in NYC. Have further info. Please reply.

Re: Nay - London area, England

karenleighscott — 2010-03-31 07:09:10Z

hi, my name is karen and my family are Nay's from Australia.
My grandfather is Ambrose Henry Nay born 27-2-1896 in Australia. His father was Benjamin Nay who was also born in Australia, but i can't find out anymore info than that.

nay's

karenleighscott — 2010-03-31 07:01:04Z

hi i'm looking for information on the Nay's in Australia. My grandfather was Ambrose Henry Nay, and he was married to Bridget Mary Hogan.They lived in Uralla n.s.w, Australia

Re: To all who research the Nay Families

Naygnlgy — 2009-11-16 10:56:40Z

I know this is a little late, but better late than never. There are actually nine (9) Nay families that do not appear to have a common link. You have correctly identified the two largest families; the Noeh/Nay family of Virginia and the McNee/Nay family of New Hampshire.The nine families were first identified by Dr. Ernest Omar Nay, in his book "Genealogy of the Nay Family", published in 1949. The nine families are: (1) Jacob Noeh/Nay- Virginia; (2)William Nay- Pennsylvania; (3) Samuel H. Nay- New York; (4)John Nay- New Hampshire; (5) John Nay- London, England; (6) Robert Nay- Chicago, Illinois; (7) Robert McNay- Ontario, Canada; (8) William McNee/Nay- New Hampshire; (9) Eugene V. Soloviez/Nay- Missouri (He changed his name to Nay because it was short.) I do not know if the family of John Nay in London, or the McNay family of Ontario ever migrated to the US.

Looking for a long lost Uncle

DarlaNayPinheiro — 2009-11-07 21:11:30Z

My father will be 75 next spring. I would love to reconnect him with his half brother.
My father is Edwin Lawrence Nay (Lawrence Edwin Nay/ Ruby Mae Neasham)
My Uncle is Bill O. Nay (Lawrence Edwin Nay/ Ethel McMurchy).
I know my Uncle was born in 1957ish in Trinity County California. He was living in Wyoming as a child when my grandfather died. Grandpa was buried in Riverton, Wyoming. If any of these names or places sound familiar, Please write to me. alfalfasbestgirl@yahoo.com

Re: Looking for all the Nays that are kin to one another

leslienaysalas — 2009-09-01 02:52:07Z

Hello! I am a Nay - my father is James Dolph Nay - born in
Oklahoma
my grandfather was Horace Eugene Nay -
born in Nebraska
my great-grandfather was James B. Nay -
born in Dundee, Scotland
That's as far back as I can go with the Nays

I am also a Vincent - Great grandmother May was married to James B. Nay -

I figure that as few Nays as there are, we must ALL be related pretty directly, so - Greetings, Cousins!

With lots of Love and Joy, Leslie

Nye/Nay DNA Project July Sale and Group Site

wendyramirez2608 — 2009-07-05 20:24:39Z

For anyone interested in Researching the Nay/Nye Family we have started a combination Research Group and DNA site. You do not need to have taken a DNA test to join the Family Group. We are simply combining our Nay/Nye Family Research with the added Nigh/Nye DNA Group Results. This way we can all participate and learn more about our Nye Family.

The month of July is a good time to consider a DNA test because FTDNA is running a sale on 37 and 67 marker Y-DNA tests. The Sale will run thru the end of July.

If you are interested in Joining the Group or Learning more about our DNA Project Plesae feel free to contact me at:

wendyramirez2608@yahoo.com or nyedna@yahoo.com

Thank You

Wendy (Nye) Ramirez

NAY Josephine ADAMS 1898-1978

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-16 23:58:40Z

NAY Josephine ADAMS 1898-1978

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Brand New Nay/Nye/Neu/Nigh/Ney DNA Project

wendyramirez2608 — 2009-05-13 02:19:18Z

For those of you who may be interested we have started Nay/Nigh/Nye/Neu/Ney DNA Surname projects at both Ancestry.com DNA and FTDNA

These are Y-DNA projects so only Nay/Nigh/Nye/Neu males can participate by taking tests but females can also be involved by asking a male member of their Nigh Family to take a test for their line,

We are hoping this DNA Surname project will be a huge success, so if you are interested in participating or would like additional information Please send me an e-mail at:

wendyramirez2608@yahoo.com or nyedna@yahoo.com

Thank You

Wendy Nye Ramirez

NAY Josephine ADAMS 1898-1978

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-12 14:52:53Z

Nay family DNA

speicher1938 — 2009-02-06 23:12:38Z

I am curious if anyone in the Nay line has had a dna test.
I did the Y-Chromosome 46 test but as I understand that test will only tell about the paternal line. It seems that this could narrow the lines.

Bob Speicher
decendant from Ida Nay

Re: Search for James Nay from Dundee Scotland

naychrissy — 2008-09-23 20:47:09Z

hello,
i am the daughter to a James Nay and we don't know much about my father's father. i read your message and we live in the western states.But i am sure my father wasn't adopted.please write me back.
Christina

Re: Samuel Horace Nay

comtutors — 2008-09-11 00:29:43Z

History of the Town of Peterborough, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
Albert Smith, M.D., L.L. D.
Boston: Press of George H. Ellis – 1876

http://books.google.com/books?id=ODATAAAAYAAJ&printsec=t...

Re: Samuel Horace Nay

HarryNay — 2008-09-10 22:55:18Z

I'm having trouble with Ancestry.com. Please contact me at naygnlgy@aol.com

Re: Samuel Horace Nay

comtutors — 2008-09-09 22:53:45Z

Hello 8 years later! I guess I din't get notice of your reply. This is the one I am researching. He is SUPPOSED to be the father of George who m. Happy Johnson. Do you know who Samuel's paretns were?

Thank you so much, Brenda in Memphis
priority@comtutors.com

SAMUEL HORACE NAY
Ernest Omar Nay
http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/BookView.aspx?dbid=13257&...

Samuel Horace was born August 30, 1812. He married Henrietta McCrillis, March 30, 1834. She died April 28, 1835. He married Sally D. Masten, November 4, 1835. She was born January 1, 1814 and died April 24, 1855.

Children of Samuel Horace and Sally D. (Masten) Nay:

2 (1) Lafayette, b. 6-4-1837; m. 2-16-1864; d. 2-8-1923 mar. Eliza Chester, b. 10-22-1841; d. 5-25-1924
3 (2) Helen, b. 1-1-1839; m. 12-13-1854; d. 1-15-1867 mar. Madison Waddell, b. 1-29-1825
4 (3) George, b. 11-10-1840; m. 1-4-1865; d. 4- -1939 mar. Happy Johnson
5 (4) Rosetta, b. 1-17-1843; m. 1-11-1865; d. 4-25-1873 mar. James Chester, b. 2-22-1840. d. 12-1-1926
6 (5) Horace Franklin, b. 6-27-1845; m. 3-11-1876; d. 10-8-1900 mar. Malinda Bunch, b. 3-30-1856; d. 12-12-1942
7 (6) Lauren Henry, b. 3-11-1848; d. 1-31-1873 mar. Mary Bird
8 (7) Marshall Merritt, b. 3-4-1850; m. 3-17-1872 mar. Emma J. Warner, b. 9-16-1856
9 (8) Samuel Gustavus, b. 11-22-1852; m. 2-23-1873; d. 12-13-1919 mar. Martha F. Chester, b. 9-5-1853; d. 5-8-1945
Samuel Horace married Margaret White, June 17, 1860. She was born September 5, 1835. He died in Holt county, Missouri, February 9, 1865.
Children of Samuel Horace and Margaret (White) Nay:
10 (1) Loretta, b. 8-27-1861; d. 12-29-1929 mar. Loughlin Stewart, d. 11- -1926

Re: Looking for all the Nays that are kin to one another

sissue24 — 2008-07-20 01:18:35Z

Hi, I don't know if you are still trying to find Nay's but I have once again started searching our family.

I do not have much information about my in-laws. I know who my father in law was and his dad & mom's names. No dates of birth or anything else when we started. I was able to find some info on the Social Security Death Index. I have found more info on www.findagrave.com

If you want to write me feel free to at sissue24@yahoo.com

Re: Gerald

sissue24 — 2008-06-19 15:47:39Z

Do you still have information on the Gerald Nay family?
Our information was lost and I need to re-do everything.
I will be happy to provide you with all of our new information if you want it.

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

naygnlgy1 — 2008-04-21 14:56:20Z

Hello Cousin!

My Name is Harry L. Nay. I have been a Nay Family researcher for about 40 years. I was stumbling around the Internet and found this posting,concerning your Grandmother, Anna Ulrich. A quick check of my database reveals the following:

Charles Elihu Nay was born June 26, 1862, in Marion County, (West) Virginia. He was a son of Alfred Erwin Nay and Mariah Parrish. He married Anna Ulrich about 1887, probably in Marion County. My record shows Charles and Anna had a child, Lela Evelyn. She was born about 1888 in Wheeling, West Virginia. Lela married (-) Hughes at an unknown date and place. She had at least two children, Wallace and Louis. The record also shows Lela married a second time to William Williamson.

I do not have additional information concerning Lela’s children. I have however nailed down our ancestry back to the dawn of time, so to speak.

Please feel free to contact me at naygnlgy@centurytel.net.

Sincerely,

Harry L. Nay

Re: Search for James Nay from Dundee Scotland

ruthnay20031 — 2008-04-04 23:47:32Z

My dad is called James Nay and is from Dundee . He was born in 1939 . His dad was also called James Nay

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

computerchick899 — 2008-03-10 13:36:43Z

Does anyone have any information about Johanna (or Anna) Ulrich Nay? My great grandmother married a Nay in WV and they had a daughter, named Leila Nay. Somehow, they ended up in Louisiana, but I don't know how.

Re: Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

thomasnay82 — 2008-03-09 23:58:26Z

my grandfather was thomas levi nay .son of oliver nay who was taken prisner at gettysburgh and was put in andersonville where he was starved

Re: NAY_Josephine_ADAMS_1898-1978.JPG

uscourtstricia — 2008-03-07 22:13:10Z

Hi. I am looking for a Billy or Lora Nay that may be inbetween the ages of 60-70 years old at this time. I believe my grandmother took care of them for years on Guam way back in the early 1900s. Thank you.

To all who research the Nay Families

LMKF51 — 2008-03-03 05:04:59Z

The first thing you should know about the surname Nay, is there are two family groups with that surname in the USA. The immigrant from Germany lived in West Virginia. The Nays that you find migrating west from New Hampshire are from Ireland orginally, and their surname was McNee. About three generations from the immigrant in 1711 or soon after, some of the families changed their surname to Nay. Probably because of the surge of Potatoe Famine Irish in Ireland, which caused many English in America to hate the Irish influx. I believe that Harry's book is probably about the WVA German families. The recent book on the McNee/Nay families has been published in 2004, I think, and has many pictures, documents and stories of the families. The McNee/Nay families are still in NH and many joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and moved with the pioneers across the states into MI, MO, and Utah. E-mail me if you are interested in knowing more about the NH/UT families and I will try to connect you with those that have the book to sell. I have a CD but it would take many pages to e-mail and print, as it is about 535 pages long.

Re: Looking for all the Nays that are kin to one another

suesnow124 — 2008-01-14 02:13:00Z

Hi,
My husband is kin to the Nay/Noh family that came over from Germany. I would love to help you. You probably know that it is best to start with what you have and work backward. What do you know about Marie Wallace? Was that her maiden name? Do you know what year she was born and what state she lived in? Do you have any information at all on Leila - like about what year she was born or what state she had lived in?
Most of my husband's family came straight from Germany to Neb. Of course, there are lots of other people in the tree and they went to many other states.

Re: Nays in Indiana

shirleymckim — 2007-10-29 16:42:01Z

I have a bit different information than what you've been given:

Adeline I have born 4/4/1812 in Jefferson Co., Indiana d 12/27/1851 buried at Lick Branch Baptist Cemetery in Jefferson Co. she married 12/29/1831 in Jefferson Co. to John Gore b 1808 in Pennsylvania and died 8/1843 in Indiana
They were the parents of 6 children: William H b 10/10/1832 in Jefferson Co., d 11/20/1906 in Keokuk Co., Iowa; Nancy Ann b 1836; Bennett b 1838 in Jefferson Co., d 1/22/1862 in Greenville, Missouri; James b 1839 in Jefferson Co., died 5/29/1863 Battle of Stoney River; Samuel b 4/4/1840 Jefferson Co., died 1/4/1911 and Amanda F b 1844 died 9/28/1870 in Keokuk, Iowa

I have Adeline as the daughter of Bennett Nay and Elizabeth Pemberton.

I don't have all my sources listed, so it would be difficult for me to tell you exactly where I got any one tidbit of information so you'll want to check this out for yourself.

Re: Looking for all the Nays that are kin to one another

PamelaHernandez — 2007-09-05 12:26:35Z

i'm also a nay des. email me and i will look in my nay book which was published by another nay researcher to see if any of your nays are there. send me dates, names and parents spouses. what ever you can send. thansks

my line is as follows:

pamela sue hernandez (ORFIELD)
d/o vonda rose orfield (starkey)
d/o leo ardell starkey
s/o estella L. Starkey (morgan)
d/o phoebe florence morgan (tetrick)
d/o matida tetrick (nay)
d/o john nay
s/o john nay
s/o johann Jacob (noh-- origianlly spelling) nay
s/o johannes noh nay

let me know and i will look your people up

pamela

kesonhernandez@yahoo.com

Anna Nay from Louisiana

computerchick899 — 2007-08-28 13:06:58Z

I am researching Anna Nay Wallace, my great-grandmother. She's proving to be quite a puzzle. She came from Germany when she was two. She was born around 1872. Her parents died from some sort of flu epidemic and she was "adopted" by a french couple. She was married five or six times and lied about her age constantly. Supposedly, her real name is Johanna Von Ulrich. She had two daughters. First, Lelia Nay. Then 19 years later, Marie Wallace. Lelia had two sons, Wallace and Louis Hughes. Marie had one daughter, June Rousseau; and one son, Donald Campora. I can't find any documents on Anna Nay. Anyone out there heard of someone like this or looking for someone like this?

Re: Looking for all the Nays that are kin to one another

computerchick899 — 2007-08-28 13:01:04Z

I can see that your post is old, so I'm taking a chance that you're still interested. My great-grandmother was Anna Nay (I don't think this is her maiden name). She came from Germany when she was two. She was born about 1872. Her parents passed away while living in Missouri from some sort of flu epidemic. She was adopted, possibly by a french couple. I'm having a hard time tracking down any information on her. She was married five or six times and lied about her age constantly. She had one daughter, Leila Nay and another one 20 years later, Marie Wallace. Marie is my grandmother on my mother's side. Just checking to see if you may have heard or know of anyone like this.

Nay Family from Harrison Co., WV

2006-11-29 06:04:19Z

My third gr-grandmother was Sarah Ann Nay, b. 1819 in Harrison Co., WV. Her parents were Elijah Nay, b. 1800 in Fauquier Co., VA, and Hannah Smith.
Sarah Ann married Enoch Jones on 17 Feb. 1880, and divorced him before 1880.