Thomas Jones is the name. [bundle 421/no. 27 for the years 1515-1518] His wife "Margery" is also listed making this a family affair. An "Alice Bossytherowe, widow" along with Richard Thomas and Robert Thomas bring the case. The case involves the "detention of deeds relating to a messuage & land in Paul, Penzance, Newlyn, Trevenath". It sounds like a number of different locations. Any folks out there know these places? Here is an example of a case using the JONES surname before the Act of Union 1536. It is interesting that the ancient Cornish language has the same root as the Welsh...a little of that Celtic blood goes way back.
