jones' son, bolling green jones, inherited the plantation, as well as guardianship of his two younger siblings, william c. and minerva. their mother, ann, had passed away sometime in the decade previous. bolling jones continued his father's agricultural practices, notably amending the soil with lime in the form of marl from nearby fossil deposits. this improved crop yield by 25-100%, making bolling jones a wealthy man. he added seven more enslaved laborers to his workforce, valued at over $20,000 when bolling died in 1855.