Alphabet File page 190

   Father Canicuis Hayes, pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Boos and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Desilvey, fair chairmen, wish to express their appreciation to all parishioners and friends who contributed in any way to the fair.  (Coast Buyers Guide - June 23, 1976)

 

"Jones Cottage" - Ostendorft, Mr. Julian and family have moved to the Bay and will reside here permanently, and have rented the Jones cottage on the Beach. (SCE 10/01/1892)

 

Jones, Edward I., Atty., Main (Ph 48 thru 50)

 

 Jones, Edward I., r 215 Main (Ph 48-49)

 

Jones, Eulalie, daughter of Laura Jones, Born: 1856 New Orleans, La., Died: 1926 Bay St. Louis, Ms. (CFC)

 

Jones, Freeman

 

   For many years, Logtown had a Courtg House and an jail, with Mr. Freeman Jones serving as Justice of the Peace. (From a paper by Mildred Otis Fountain.  Copy in HCHS VF Otis)

 

Jones, George r 202 Watts (Ph 50, 55)

 

Jones, George P. Jr. Dr. phys 125 Carroll (Ph 50) r 1521 Paradise Point (Ph 50)

 

  Jones, Gertrude r 415 Sycamore (Ph 50)

 

Jones, Gladys Bartlett Mrs. 135 State (Ph 50)

 

Jones, J. C. 135 State (Ph 50)

 

Jones, James G., 208 Leonhard Av. (Ph 48-49)

 

Jones, Jessie Albert m Toomer, Angeline E. 6-6-1906 (PC&C)

 

Jones, Joseph M., Kiln (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)

 

  Jones, Laura B., daughter of Jane Cowand and Albertus K. Aken.  Born: Oct 29, 1829 Rahway, N. J., Died: Oct. 17,  1907, Bay St. Louis, Ms. Mother of Eulalie Jones. (CFC)

 

Jones, Michael, WHT POL 0, FPC 0, SLV 2. (Hancock County, Mississippi Tax Rolls 1820, VF Tax Rolls)

 

Jones, Pat r 107 Railroad Ave. (Ph 55)

 

Jones, R. E., Bishop r Beach Blvd., Waveland (Ph 50, 55)

 

Jones, Rev. Robert E. - See article named  "Methodist" on alphabetical list.

 

Jones, Samuel L. married Margaret E. Hart 5 Sept. 1859

 

Jones, Thomas Ap Catesby - see entry "Battle of 1814"

 

Jones, Thomas Ap Catesby court martial 1845

  1845, March 1 - Commodore Jones

   The Judge Advocate of the Naval Court Martial sitting in Washington for the trial of Capt. Voorhees (in an  Argentine incident), having made allusion to the name of Commodore Jones in connection with the affair of Monterey, the Commodore has had the following letter published in the Union to show the Government of the day thought of his conduct on that occasion: Navy Department, March 1, 1845

  Sir: .... The President has authorized me to say to you,
that in those circumstances of your conduct, while in
command of the Pacific squadron, which induced your
recall, on explanation he perceives evidences of an ardent
zeal in the service of your country, and a devotion to
what you deemed to be your duty, regardless of personal
consequences, which entitle you to anything but censure
from your Government.

   Ample allotment having been made to Mexico for your acts
complained of, there has been no disposition to visit you
with punishment of any description, for conduct actuated
by such elevated principles of duty.  Of this you were
apprized immediately after your return.

   The Department has been, and still is, anxious to give
you employment; in this wish the President concurs, and it
will give him the greatest pleasure to see you speedily
placed in a situation corresponding with your rank and
merits.
                           I am, respectfully,
                             Your obedient servant,
                              J. Y. Mason
                        Secretary of the Navy

  Commodore Thos. Ap C. Jones

  U. S. Navy, Washington

   (MJS notes: Capt. Voorhees court-martial found him guilty of the Argentine incident and suspended him from duty for three years on June 24, 1845) (MJS II 00343)

 

Jones, Valena C. School. named after wife of Bishop Robert E. Jones.  (SCEJUB42p27).

 

  Public School Old Spanish Trail (50)

 

Jones, W. B., in his history of Mississippi Methodism reports that Rodin Seal, Esq., gave (H.Y.) McNabb (pastor of Pearlington Circuit) a lot, and the people built a log church on it.  (PC&C p22)

 

Jones, Mr. Z;. T., the deputy sheriff, spent the greater portion of last week here in transacting official business. (Nicholson)(SCE 04/08/1893)

 

Jonte - Weiss, Mr. Chas., and family, have arrived at their summer home in Waveland.  Miss Lily Jonte and Miss Adie Markle are their guests. (SCE 6/24/1893)

 

Jordan, Harriet r 432 Sycamore (Ph 55)

 

Jordy's Cheap Cash Store is preparing for the holidays and has received a nice stock of Xmas goods.  We note the enterprise of a new show window built to the store this week. (SCE 12/10/1892) see: storms disk (SCE 10/7/1893)

 

Jordy, Cecil, Mathilde, Mrs. Fred

 

Jordy, Miss Mathilde returned last Monday from a delightful week's visit to friends in Pass Christian. (SCE 9/24/1892)

 

Jordy, Mrs. F. and two daughters, Misses Mathilde and Cecil, have returned from a visit to friends at Pass Christian. (SCE 12/03/1892)

 

  Jordy, Miss Cecil, has returned from a recent visit to New Orleans.  (SCE 1-28-1893)

 

  Jordy, the Misses, will entertain a number of invited guests this evening.  (SCE 1-28-1893)

 

  Jordy, Mrs. F., and daughter, Miss Mathilde, spent Wednesday of last week in the Crescent city.  (SCE 3/11/1893)

 

  Platz, Mrs. Chas., has rented the beautiful and spacious "Bay View" villa from Mr. Fred Jordy. (SCE 04/29/1893)

 

  Jordy, Mrs. Fred, visited New Orleans this week.  (SCE 10/28/1893)

 

  Jordy, Misses Cecil & Mathilde, are in New Orleans and will return home this evening.  (SCE 10/28/1893)

 

Jordy, E. G., DeMontluzin (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)

 

Jordy, Jules recently spent a few days from the turmoil of the Crescent City at home.  (SCE/10/22/1892)

 

  Jordy, Mr. Jules, handsome and popular, spent Sunday at the Bay with his relatives.  (SCE 04/15/1893)

 

  Jordy, Mr. Jules, handsome and popular, spent Sunday here. (SCE 6/10/1893)

 

  Jordy, Mr. Jules, one of the finest athletes in New Orleans, visited the Bay Saturday and Sunday.  (SCE 9/3/1893)

 

Jordy, Mrs. N., has rented the North property, on St. Charles Street, for the season. (SCE 6/10/1893)

 

Joseph and Hugo. Two bells blessed at a ceremony in 1908 following the rebuilding of OLG.  They were named for Joseph Mauffray and Joseph Cazeneuv (the larger bell) and the smaller one for Hugo Hoffmann.

 

Joseph and Mary. Two bells blessed by Bishop Blanc on Aug 19, 1849 for OLG.

 

Joubert House.  Party given on 11 Aug 1888.  Co-hostesses were:  Corrinne Hicks, Lucia Miltenberger, Claudia  Guinault, Odette Roussell and Annie Ernst.  Guests included: Miss Laurent Generelly, Misses Paulla and Lizette Van Gohren, Miss Selma Schwartz, Miss Rosalie Drouet, Miss Ransom,  Miss Ida Gamotis, Miss D'Hemecourt, Misses Fannie Delahoussaye, G. Fancy, Theopald Hutton, Clara Deforges, Edna Ernst, Mary Ernst, Stella Villars, Mollie Conrad, Nellie Thomasson, Miss Souchon and Taylor, Mary Canfield, Marie Rouse, Lola Campbell, Dottie Hoyle, Louise Joubert Miss Blanche Avery and Miss Corinne DeMontluzin.  Among the gentlemen were: Dr. Willie Walker, Messrs. Schwartz, Bayhi, Le Gardeur, Robin, Baldwin, Miltenberger, Fourchy, Rea, Ernst, Deforges, Conrad, Carrouche, Moore, Marchesseau, Rolling, Roquet, Fortier, Dolhonde, Reardon, Hernandez, deMontluzin, De Lappe and Louis P. De Banite. Chaperons were Mmes. Robin, Drouet, De Lappe, Campbell, Miltenberger, Toledano, Forge, Mrs. L. De Bautte and others.  (Daily Picayune 21 Aug 1888 pg. 6).