 While married to Sarah Tekarihogen , Jones maintained a relationship with Tuhbenahneequay ( Sarah Henry ) , the daughter of Mississauga chief Wahbanosay . Jones had previously hired Wahbanosay as a guide during some of his surveying expeditions in the area , including the surveying of Yonge Street . Their relationship had begun in the mid @-@ 1790s , and Jones had previously married Tuhbenahneequay in a Mississauga ceremony . Their first son , John ( anglicised as <unk> , written in Ojibwa as <unk> , after Joseph Brant ) was born in 1798 . Their second son , Peter Jones ( Kahkewaquonaby ) was born January 1 , 1802 to Tuhbenahneequay in the area of Burlington Heights . Due to Jones ' marriage to Sarah Tekarihogen , the task of raising Peter and John was left to Tuhbenahneequay . It was soon after their second son 's birth that the relationship between Jones and Tuhbenahneequay ended . Jones wanted the respect of his Christian neighbours , who disapproved of polygamy , and so Jones settled permanently with Sarah Tekarihogen , who had converted to Christianity . 
