JANES, Willy of Loudoun Co., VA & Montgomery Co., MD,   b. Between 1770 and 1780,   d. Aft 6 Apr 1841 

"Index to the 1782-1850 Loudoun Co Personal Property Tax Lists. Note that only males 16 years or older would appear on the lists. The term Battalion was used for both militia and tax purposes and denoted a district. The Second Battalion, or Cameron Parish, was in the southeastern section of the county, east of Goose Creek.

1804A First Battalion Janes, Willy
1805A First Battalion Janes, Willy
1806A First Battalion Janes, Willy
1807A First Battalion Janes, Willy
1809A First Battalion Janes, Willy

Fact 
22 Aug 1837 
Jennings Co., IN  
"Thomasonian Recorder" letter to the editor 
• "The Thomasonian Recorder or Impartial Advocate of Botanic Medicine, and the Principles which Govern the Thomasonian Practice", edited and published by Dr. A. Curtis, Professor of Botanico-Medical Science, Columbus, OH, Volume V, printed for the proprietor at the Thomasonian Botanic Office by Jonathan Phillips, 1837 - page 388
To the Editor.
Sir: Having removed my residence from Rockville, Montgomery Co., Md., to this place, Jennings County, Indiana, you will please hereafter to direct my Recorder to this place. 
I have not been long enough in this place to know more than that there appears to be a wide field open for a well qualified ptractitioner.
I have a Right, and have used no other medicine for a large family for six years, have found it to answer every purpose so far, and shall continue to rely upon it as the only safe remedy for the relief of suffering humanity.
There is no practitioner in or near this place, though there are some few Thomsonians, mostly like myself, who, wanting bodily strength or confidence in their abilities to do justice to the cause, only use the medicine in their families.
With my best wishes for the success of the cause generally, and your exertions individually, I am, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully, Willy Janes, Vernon, Ia., August 22, 1837

Fact 
6 Apr 1841 
Montgomery Co., MD  
Benefit of insolvent laws granted 
• http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/000592/pdf/am592--367.pdf
Laws of Maryland, 1841 - Chapter 57, passed 6 Apr 1841 - "An act for the relief of Willy Janes." 
Preamble...Whereas, Willy Janes, a citizen of Indiana, and formerly a citizen of Montgomery county, Maryland, has returned to Montgomery county, to relieve his bail; and whereas the health of the said Willy Janes is such as to endanger his life by remain in jail the time required by the existing laws of the State - Therefore,
Benefit of insolvent laws granted...Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That Willy Janes, now in Montgomery county, be entitled to the benefit of the insolvent laws of this State, by complying with all the regulations of the insolvent laws, except so far as residence is concerened.