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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Mary Agnes "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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Agnes Marie "Jonesie" Coleman Jones, 1882 - 1960
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The first name Jonesie is a diminutive or affectionate form of the name Jones, which itself is derived from the given name John, meaning "God is gracious." The name John has Hebrew origins, specifically from the name Yochanan, and has been widely used across various cultures, particularly in English-speaking regions. Historically, Jones emerged as a patronymic surname in Wales, indicating "son of John," and it became popular in England and the United States. The name Jonesie, while less common, carries a friendly and informal connotation, often used in close relationships or among friends. Variations of the name include Jonsey, Jonsie, and even variations in other languages such as Juanito in Spanish-speaking countries. Each variation maintains a connection to the original meaning of grace and favor, reflecting the characteristics of warmth and approachability associated with those who bear the name.
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