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Sophie Rhys Jones
Duchess of Wessex
Fiona Jones
UK former MP
Newark
Dr Lynne Jones
UK MP
Selly Oak
Joneses
awarded the
Victoria Cross
Stephanie T. Jones
US Rep
Ohio
Walter B. Jones
US Rep
N. Carolina
Ann Jones
Welsh Assembly
Carwyn Jones
Welsh Assembly
Helen Mary Jones
Welsh Assembly
Laura Anne Jones
Welsh Assembly
Alun Ffred Jones
Welsh Assembly
Ieuan Wyn Jones
Welsh Assembly
Denise Idris Jones
Welsh Assembly
John David Rheinalt Jones
(1884-1953)
statesman
Kevan Jones
UK MP
North Durham
Helen Jones
UK MP
Warrington North
Jon Owen Jones
UK MP
Cardiff Central
Martin Jones
UK MP
Clwyd South
Nigel Jones
UK MP
Cheltenham
Jim Jones
Canadian MP
Markham
Brereton Jones
US Governor
Kentucky
Daryl Lafayette Jones
US politician
David Charles Jones
US Air Force


Jones, John David Rheinalt (1884-1953),

Welsh-born South African statesman and the first director of the South African Institute of Race Relations. Jones was educated at Bangor, Wales, and then Beaumaris, moving to South Africa in 1905 where he joined the staff of the South African School of Mines and Technology in Johannesburg, later the University of Witwatersrand. He was interested in promoting the welfare of non-Europeans and became a founder member and the first director of the South African Institute of Race Relations in 1929. In 1937 he was elected to the South African Senate as Native Representative. He became the secretary of the Witwatersrand Council of Education and editor of Bantu Studies. In his later life he became a friend of the mining magnate, Sir Ernest Oppenheimer.

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Jones, Kevan

UK Member of Parliament representing North Durham for the Labour party.

Jones, Helen

UK Member of Parliament representing Warrington North for the Labour party.

Jones, Jon Owen

UK Member of Parliament representing Cardiff Central for the Labour party.

Jones, Martin

UK Member of Parliament representing Clwyd South for the Labour party.

Jones, Nigel

UK Member of Parliament representing Cheltenham for the Liberal Democrat party.

Jones, Jim

Canadian Member of Parliament representing Markham.

Jones, Brereton

b. 1939; US politician: governor of Kentucky 1991-1995

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Jones, Daryl Lafayette

b. 1955; US air force officer, lawyer, and Democratic politician; unsuccessful nominee for air force secretary 1998 (rejected by Senate Armed Services Committee)

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Jones, David Charles

b. 1921; US air force general; air force chief of staff 1974-1978; chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1978-1982

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