Phillip Lovering Jones

1838 September 19–1913 August 26

Reverend Jones was an editor for the Baptist Publication Society. As a vice-president of the Narberth Park Association, Narberth's first civic association, "when it came to outreach, Rev. Philip L. Jones was the lightning rod of the Elm tract's sizable settlement of Baptist clergy." —Victoria Donohoe, A Cultural History of Narberth, unpublished. After the incorporation the borough he became the first chairman of the Narberth School Board and second president of the Narberth Fire Company.

Updated February 22, 2025.

U. S. Census

Census	Age	Race	Gender	Marital	Relation	Address	Immigrated	Birthplace	Father's	Mother's	As transcribed		Note
1900	61	White	Male	Married	Head	110 Woodside Ave.	1863	England	England	England	Phillip Jones	110 Woodside
1910	71	White	Male	Married	Head	110 Woodside Ave.	1850	England	England	England	Phillip S Jones	110 Woodside

Census Households

Census	Name	Relation	Age	Own	Race	Marital	Birthplace	Business	Trade
1900	Phillip Lovering Jones	Head	61	Own	White	Married	England		Clergyman
	Mary Jones	Wife	42		White	Married	Pennsylvania
	Jessie Jones	Daughter	32		White	Single	New York
	Ruth Jones	Daughter	16		White	Single	Pennsylvania		at school
1910	Phillip Lovering Jones	Head	71	Own	White	Married	England	Paper	Editor
	Mary Jones	Wife	52		White	Married	Pennsylvania

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