Her surname in the marriage registration is "Acree" not "Acres" but it is unclear if she belongs to the well established Acree family in Catlin, Vermillion settled first by Ephraim Acree-51 and his son Joel Acree Acree-173. [3]
Children
John Jones and Rachel (Lucas) Jones in the 1860 Census in Catlin Township, Vermillion Illinois. There are a lot of children listed and the dates overlap so my current working theory is that this was a blended family. John Jones had a first wife through whom he got three children, Mary C Jones 15, Lura Jones 12, and Ann Jones 10. Rachel Lucas (she also is listed sometimes as Acre) also had two children from previous partners, Simon Dennis 14 and Mary I Lucas 8. Later on in the 1880 Census another sibling William H Jones is living with Simon and called "brother in law". I am thinking that this might mean "half-brother" William also has a sister Martha Rachel Jones. [4]
Children
Mary C Jones 1845
Simon J. Dennis 1846
Lura (Lara) Jones 1848
Ann Jones 1850
Jane Jones 1850
Mary J. Lucas 1852
John F Jones 1856
Melissa Jones (White) 1858
Martha Rachel Jones (Cassel) 1859
William H. Jones 1863
Sources
↑ Index to marriages, Female, 1878-1896; Index to marriages, Male and Female, 1896-1900; Marriage register, vols. A1-B, 1826-1874
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Rachel by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Rachel: