 In the spring of 1887 , a memorial window to Jones and his wife was installed in a new Episcopal church erected near their former Bogota residence . Jones was further memorialized in historian Joseph Addison Waddell 's Annals of Augusta County , Virginia ( 1886 ) , in which Waddell remarked of Jones : " He was considered a man of great ability and unbending integrity . His only fault , or the only one which tradition tells of , was an extremely irritable temper , which , when aroused , expressed itself in the strongest terms he could command , mingled with no little profanity . Having a scorn of all dishonesty and meanness , he did not spare a miscreant by tongue or pen . " In his Historic Families of Kentucky ( 1889 ) , historian and genealogist Thomas Marshall Green said of Jones : " Gabriel Jones rose rapidly in his profession ; in attainments he was second to no man at the colonial bar ; in native ability he was conspicuous among those who stood in the first rank . " 
