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1904

According to the 1881 census, six year old Abm is the second of five children to Edward and Martha (née Walker), living at 5 Nock Street in Tipton. His father is a miner.

According to the 1891 census, Abraham, now a coal miner, like his father is the second of our sons still at home with their parents, now at 73 St. George Street in Smethwick.
Between his attestation on 12 May 1892 and discharge on 31 August 1896, Abraham Jones served with the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders in Malta and Gibraltar.

According to the 1901 census, Abraham, now a professional footballer, is now married to Sarah, and they have two children, Abraham and Victoria. They live at 79 St. George Street in Smethwick.

According to the 1911 census, Abraham is an out-of-work labourer, still married and with two more children, May and William, now living at 301 Holyhead Road in Handsworth.

His mother died in early 1921.
According to the 1921 census, Abraham, a publican manager in the employment of Charles Darley Brewery, remains married and with three of their children, including Abraham, now a professional footballer, they live at The Cricketers Arms, 43 Lower Trinity Street in West Bromwich.
They were still living at this address when Victoria May married Henry Bate in June 1924.
His wife died in the middle of 1926, followed by his father on 28 July 1929.

His son, Abraham, died in early-1933.
According to the 1939 register, Abraham, a football scout, is now married to Mary A., a club secretary and are living at 22 Nicholls Street in West Bromwich with a domestic servant.