Major Thomas Jones

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Major Thomas Jones was an early 18th-century Welsh privateer-turned-settler on Long Island whose landholdings and local prominence led to the famous Jones Beach area bearing his name.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf eponym
historical figure
landowner
privateer
settler
activePeriod early 18th century
associatedWith Jones Beach State Park NERFINISHED
south shore communities of Long Island
century 18th century
continentOfActivity North America
countryOfOrigin Wales NERFINISHED
ethnicity Welsh
familyName Jones
givenName Thomas NERFINISHED
hasNamesake Jones Beach NERFINISHED
historicalEra colonial period
honorificTitle Major
landholdingsLocation area now known as Jones Beach
south shore of Long Island NERFINISHED
legacy Jones Beach area named in his honor
maritimeRole privateer in the Atlantic world
migration emigrated from Wales to Long Island
notableFor being an early Welsh privateer who settled on Long Island
being the namesake of Jones Beach
owning extensive landholdings on Long Island
occupation landowner
privateer
settler
placeOfSettlement Long Island NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Colonial New York NERFINISHED
Long Island NERFINISHED
socialStatus local notable landowner on Long Island
timePeriodQualifier early 1700s

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Jones Beach State Park namedAfter Major Thomas Jones