The above does not make sense. The passenger list of the "Increase" says Anna was age 11 in 1635 when the ship arrived. The Anna who married Lewis would, therefore, have been born about 1624. She died in 1680 at the age of 72, which does not add up.

     "[Lewis and his wife (Anna)] settled first in Roxbury and moved to Watertown about 1650, where they made a home at what is now the corner of Green and Belmont streets in the town of Belmont...burial site unknown]... He seems to have remained unhonored in enduring stone until one of his descendants, the late General Edward F. Jones of Binghamton, who commanded the Massachusetts Sixth Regiment when it was mobbed in the streets of Baltimore in 1861, caused the inscription "Lewis Jones, 1645" to be chiselled in large letters at the top of the great boulder which he placed on his family lot in Mount Auburn."

[SOURCE: Excerpt from a much larger article -- The Wide Spreading Jones Family: Thoreau, President Garfield and Mark Hopkins among its Famous Members -- A Further Lifting of the Veil Only Slightly Raised by Frank Sanborn in His Life of the Concord Philosopher, by Edmund Hudson, printed in Boston Evening Transcript, June 27, 1917, online through www.walden.org]