Ada Mary Jones ^{2 3}

  Christening Notes:

"Ada Mary daughter of William Evans Jones of Richmond, Printer and Publisher, by Marianne Clarke his wife, born the twenty second day of April A.D. eighteen hundred and fifty 6 was baptized the seventeenth day of May A.D. Eighteen hundred and Sixty Eight."

Witnessed by M. A. Jones, mother, and W. E. Jones, father, amongst others.

  In her life:

• She immigrated from Wales to Canada in 1862. ²

• In 1881 she lived in Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁶

• She was listed as a member of the Episcopal church in 1881 in Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁶

• Ada was counted in the 1881 Canadian census for Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁶ Province of Quebec, District No. 53, Richmond, Sub-district C, Village of Richmond, Page 4.

• In 1891 she lived in Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁷

• She was member of the Church of England in 1891 in Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁷

• She was counted in the 1891 Canadian census for Richmond Town, Quebec, Canada. ⁷ District 181, Page 63.

• In 1901 she lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. ²

• Ada was counted in the 1901 Canadian census for Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. ² District No. 12, sub district C, polling subdivision no. 8, ward 3, page 14.

• In 1910 she lived at 206 W. 111th Street in Manhattan, New York, New York. ¹

• Ada was counted in the 1910 US census for Manhattan, New York, New York. ¹ ED 728, SD 1, Sheet 12A, ward 12.

Ada married James Albert Dalton, son of Joseph Dalton and Huldah Robie Tilton, about 1884.¹ (James Albert Dalton was born in 1859 in Merrow Station, Tolland, Connecticut,^{8 9 10} died on 12 June 1910 in New York City, New York, New York ^{11 12} and was buried on 16 June 1910 in Ste. Anne's Cemetery, Richmond, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada ¹².)