http://dunhamwilcox.net/ny/jericho_ny_quakers.htm This site for Jericho Monthly Meeting gives the location for her birth as the other sources give dates only.
1860 Census North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Richard Albertson 47 M Farmer 7,000 3,000 NY
Phebe W Albertson 37 F NY
Sarah E Albertson 14 F NY
John A Albertson 9 M NY
Emma Albertson 7 F NY
Glyelma Albertson 5 F NY
David Valentine 19 M B farm laborer
John Smith 39 M ditto location illegible
Peter Eldred 30 M ditto ditto
Patrick Kelly 16 M ditto ditto
George Frederick 23 M ditto Germany
Catharine Beatty 27 F servant Ireland
Birth date calculated from age at death on cemetery site. She died 64 yrs 9 mos & 19 days.
4419. Elsie P. Rosemon-18593
1930 Census Dist 102, Glen Rock, Bergen Co., New Jersey
Mulligan, Edward J. head owns 9,000 M W 46 M-19 NY NY NY
Mulligan, Elsie P. wife F W 41 M NY NY NY
Mulligan, Patricia Ann dau F W 10 S NJ NY NY
Rosemon, Alice mother-i-law F W 77 Wd NY NY NY
Email from descendant of Elsie Rosemon & E. J. Mulligan, Chris Grotz: "E. J. Mulligan, who was a chief mechanic for Curtis-Wright, I believe, turned up the engine on the Spirit of St. Louis and whose extra white shirt Lindbergh wore in Paris. E. J. is said to be descended from one Hercules Mulligan, a member of the Sons of Liberty and at whose house Washington stayed after the Revolution."
4423. Frank Fletcher Jackson-5617
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"In the 1910 US Census for Brooklyn, NY the 30th ward, Frank Jackson is listed head of a household, age 28, having been married for 7 years. He and both his parents were born in New York. He works as a salesman of cotton goods. They live in a house he owns on which there is a mortgage. His wife, Florence T., age 28 , married 7 years and has had two children. She has no occupation. She and her parents were all born in New York. Also listed is a son, Frank, age 3 and another son, William T., age 1 year 5 months. Both were born in New York.
"U.S. males born between 1872 and 1900 were required to complete draft registration cards. Frank Fletcher Jackson completed such a card on 12 September 1918. His card is tagged with a serial number 1938 and an order number 438 for the Local Board for Division 4 of the Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. He is described as 5'10 1/4 inches tall, of stout build with blue eyes and light brown hair. He is white, native born and has no physical disqualifications. His wife is Florence Jackson. He lives at 264 84th St in Brooklyn and works as a 'cotton converter' for Remy Schmidt & ____ at 443-449 4th Ave in Brooklyn, NY. He was born on 3 May 1881. The file number of the report is 31-9-43-C.
"A 'cotton converter', according to the US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, is a managerial position that involves the inspection of cotton products as a purchasing agent or buyer to determine their value.
"In the 1920 US Census (Roll 625: Ed 483, p. 353) taken on 8 & 9 Jan 1920, Frank F. Jackson is listed as head of household, age 38, born in NY, self employed as a cotton broker. Also listed, Florence T. Jackson, age 38, wife, born in NY, occupation none; son, Frank M. Jackson, age 12, born in NY, occupation none; son, William T. Jackson, age 11, born in NY, occupation none; daughter Florence M. Jackson, age 9, born in NY, occupation none.
"In the 1930 US Census (T626, roll 1508: ED 1117, p. 16) Frank F. Jackson, age 48, is listed as head of household with Florence T. Jackson, age 48, as his wife at 264 84th Street in Brooklyn, NY. Listed in the household are William T. Jackson, son, age 21 and Florence M. Jackson, daughter, age 19. Frank F. Jackson is listed as a 'converter' in the cotton trade while William T. Jackson as listed as an inspector for Underwriters Laboratories. Florence M. Jackson is listed as having been in school since 1 Sept 1929. The house which Frank F. Jackson owns and in which they reside is valued at $40,000. The parents of all listed individuals were born in NY.
"Frank F. Jackson died at 1:20 a.m. on 11 May 1962 of chronic hypertrophic prostatitis according to death cert. #39032 of the NYS Department of Health. The document reports that he was born in Brooklyn, NY, that his usual occupation was a cotton cloth broker, that his father was Frederick W. Jackson and his mother Florence Fletcher. It also tells us that he lived in Remsenburg for 24 years. He is buried in Remsenburg NY."
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"Florence attended high school in Patchogue, a one hour train ride from where she lived in Remsenburg. She graduated in 1899 and then enrolled in The Packer Collegiate Insitute in Brooklyn"Florence Sophia Tuthill died of generalized arterio sclerosis and a cerebral hemorrhage at 11:00 a.m. on 23 Dec 1967 according to death certificate #097149 of the NYS Department of Health. She suffered from the disease that killed her for 24 years.The document reports that her father was William Tuthill and her mother Susan S.Tuthill. It also reports (incorrectly) that she was born 22 April 1881. She is buried in Remsenburg."
7597. William Tuthill Jackson-5627
Notes contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"Florence T. Jackson's birthday book.
"Frank attended the Manlius Military Academy along with his brother William in 1923-25. William graduated but Frank did not."
7598. Florence Muriel Jackson-5628
Birth Cert # 27507
Presbyterian
According to a death certficate of the New York State Department of Health filed in the Riverhead NY Town ClerkÕs Office (recorded district 5155, register 19) on 11 January 2000, Muriel Richardson died at 0015 on 8 January 2000 at Central Suffolk Hospital of cardiopulmonary arrest and atherosoleratic heart disease. Acccording to this record, she was born in Brooklyn, NY on 15 August 1910 and had been an estate banker at the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn. Her parents were Frank F. Jackson and Florence Tuthill. The informant was Scott Jackson. The funeral home was Follett and Werner of 60 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, NY . She was buried on 13 Jan 2000 in the Remsenburg Cemetery. Her Social Security number was 099-01-8580. She was attended by B. Easow from 26 Feb 1999 to 8 Jan 2000.MurielÕs will, dated 24 Nov 1997, provides that her house and its contents be sold with the bulk of the proceeds to go to the Kent Animal Shelter of Calverton, NY. Payment to them is to be made at the rate of $25,000 per year providing that they provide care and custody of her dog, Tonya, with $2500 to be provided for the purpose. The will provides specific bequests: the oil paintings of Frederick Way Jackson and Florence Fletcher Jackson are to go to Frank M. Jackson; the Remsenburg Church is to be given $2500 to assure perpetual care for the Jackson Family cemetery plot; $1000 is to be given to Robert Doremus; Richard G. Lennon, M.D. is to be given her fatherÕs diamond ring in gratitude for restoring her eyesight; the contents of the barn are to be given to John D. Walters; 5 % but not to exceed $5,000 is to go to grandniece Melissa Jackson; 5% but not to exceed $5,000 is to go to niece by marriage, Shirley Jackson; 5% but not to exceed $5,000 is to got o sister-in-law Hope S. Jackson; 5% but not to exceed $5,000 is to go to Scott (Archie) Jackson. Charles R. Cuddy and North Fork Bank are executors. Ellen Clark and Patricia A. Clark are witnesses.
4426. Beatrice 'Alice' Jackson-7089
From the History of New York State Biographies, Part 57 by Dr. James Sullivan, http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/state/his/bio/pt57.html:
"A descendant of an old Long Island family, which at one time owned Glen Cove."Beatrice Alice Beard is mentioned as a surviving sister in Elbert T. Jackson's Feb 1938 obituary.
1910 Census Dist 1287, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Beard, C. Daniel head M W 59 M1 16 OH NY OH Free Lance Artist
Beard, A. Beatrice wife F W 45 M1 16 2ch;2lvg NY NY NY
Beard, B. Daniel son M W 3 S NY OH NY
Beard, Barbara dau F W 1 S NY OH NY
(another instance of the enumerator putting the middle initial first.) (and Barbara's age doesn't agree with her 1920 census age!)
****1920 Census Dist 221, Queens Assembly Dist 4, Queens Co., New York
Beard, Daniel C. head M W 69 M Cincinnati, OH; Buffalo, NY; Cincinnati, OH
Beard, Beatrice A. wife F W 55 M New York, NY; New York, NY; illeg
Beard, Barbara dau F W 17 S Flushing, NY; Cincinnati, OH; New York, NY
Beard, Bartiett son M W 13 S Flushing, NY; Cincinnati, OH; New York, NY
****
From Jim Reis', Pieces of the Past, http://www.rootsweb.com/~kycampbe/bigmac.htm:Daniel Carter Beard was born June 21, 1850 at 17 W. Ninth St. in Cincinnati, the son of James Henry and Mary Caroline Carter Beard. The family moved to Covington and rented a house at 322 E Third St. when he was 11. Beard spent many hours exploring the banks of the Ohio and Licking rivers and the woods outside Covington. He picked up a nickname to match his developing passion. He was a husky boy and his uncle pegged him "Buffalo".
During the Civil War, Union forces were stationed along the Northern Kentucky hilltops as a defensive perimeter for Cincinnati. The tales the soldiers told made the young Beard a frequent camp visitor. He organized his companions into a small group of boy pioneers who built their own secret camp along Banklick Creek. Part of the fun of going to the camp was sneaking past soldiers on sentry duty.
Daniel majored in engineering at Worrmall's Academy in Covington and graduated as a civil engineer and surveyor. He helped survey hills for the streetcar inclines later built on Mt. Adams and Price Hill. In 1878 he moved to New York and became an illustrator for many magazines and book, including Mark Twain's "Connecticut Yankee", "Tom Sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn."
In 1894 he married Beatrice Alice Jackson and had a son and daughter. In 1905 he became editor of "Recreation" and the business manager suggested that the magazine start an organization for juvenile sportsmen. Beard liked the idea and founded an organization called the Sons of Daniel Boone. It was through his involvement with the Sons of Daniel Boone that Beard met Sir Robert Baden-Powell. He had started a program based on Beards called "Boy Scout". When he returned to America in 1910 it was under the title of Boy Scout of America. Beards Son of Pioneer merged with this organization and Beard became its first national scout commissioner, a position he held the rest of his life.
In 1934, during his last visit to Covington, Beard was honored with a parade that included scouts from Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. Beard died June 11, 1941, 10 days before his 91st birthday. His boyhood home was made a national landmark in 1966 and a statue adjacent to the home on Third Street was dedicated in 1988. Beard is buried in Rockland County, New York.
7600. Daniel Bartlett Beard-16665
Was a graduate of the New York Military Academy, and now a student at Syracuse University, class of 1930
4428. Florence Carman Jackson-7091
1900 Census Dist 659, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Storm, Frederick A. head W M July 1873 27 M 4 NJ Germany NJ
Storm, Florence J. wife W F Sept 1876 23 m 4 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY
Storm, Anita dau W F July 1898 1 S NY NJ NY
Long, Mary servant W F Feb 1873 27 S IRE IRE IRE****
1910 Census Dist 1283, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Storm, Frederick A. head M W 39 M1 14 NJ Germany NY bookkeeper
Storm, Florence J. wife F W 33 M1 14 2ch;2lvg NY NY NY
Storm, Anita dau F W 11 S NY NJ NY
Storm, Roger son M W 8 S NY NJ NY Illegible, servant F W 20 S Poland Poland ? 1900
(This family is mis-indexed at ancestry.com as surname Steven. It is difficult to read, but is Storm.)*****
I couldn't find Florence, Anita or Roger in the 1920 Census.
*****
1930 Census Dist 141, Great Neck Estates, Nassau Co., New York
McKnight, Ira T. head 60,000 M W 64 M 59 PA PA PA realtor real estate
McKnight, Florence J. wife F W 52 M 19 NY NY NY
Storm, Roger J. step-son M W 27 S NY NJ NY statistician produce exchange
(Seaver had said Florence divorced Mr. Storm and married Ira Thomas McKnight in 1925.)Florence J. McKnight is mentioned as a surviving sister in Elbert T. Jackson's Feb 1938 obituary.
1900 Census Dist 659, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Storm, Frederick A. head W M July 1873 27 M 4 NJ Germany NJ
Storm, Florence J. wife W F Sept 1876 23 m 4 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY
Storm, Anita dau W F July 1898 1 S NY NJ NY
Long, Mary servant W F Feb 1873 27 S IRE IRE IRE****
1910 Census Dist 1283, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Storm, Frederick A. head M W 39 M1 14 NJ Germany NY bookkeeper
Storm, Florence J. wife F W 33 M1 14 2ch;2lvg NY NY NY
Storm, Anita dau F W 11 S NY NJ NY
Storm, Roger son M W 8 S NY NJ NY Illegible, servant F W 20 S Poland Poland ? 1900
(This family is mis-indexed at ancestry.com as surname Steven. It is difficult to read, but is Storm.)
1930 Census Dist 141, Great Neck Estates, Nassau Co., New York
McKnight, Ira T. head 60,000 M W 64 M 59 PA PA PA realtor real estate
McKnight, Florence J. wife F W 52 M 19 NY NY NY
Storm, Roger J. step-son M W 27 S NY NJ NY statistician produce exchange
(Seaver had said Florence divorced Mr. Storm and married Ira Thomas McKnight in 1925.)
4429. Daisy Fenimore Jackson-7092
1910 Census Dist 1289, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Barrett, Daisy J. head F W 31 Wd 10 4ch;4lvg NY NY NY broker
Barrett, Joseph R. son M W 9 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Harold son M W 4 9/12 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Bertram son M W 2 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Lucy S. dau F W 9/12 S NY NY NY
plus 5 Lodgers, all single and recent immigrants1920 Census Dist 219, Queens Assembly Dist 4, Queens Co., New York
Barrett, Daisy J. head O M F W 41 Wd NY NY NY
Barrett, Joseph R. son M W 19 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Harold B. son M W 14 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Bertram J. son M W 12 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Lucy S. dau F W 10 S NY NY NY
Pivors, Annie servant F W 43 S Lithuania Lithuania Lithuania1930 Census Dist 154, Plandome, Nassau Co., New York
Barrett, Daisy J. head ownes 40,000 F W 51 Wd NY NY NY
Barrett, Bertram J. son M W 22 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Lucy S. dau F W 20 S NY NY NYDaisey J. Barrett is mentioned as a surviving sister in Elbert T. Jackson's Feb 1938 obituary.
7604. Harold B. Barrett-16669
1910 Census Dist 1289, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Barrett, Daisy J. head F W 31 Wd 10 4ch;4lvg NY NY NY broker
Barrett, Joseph R. son M W 9 S NY NY NY
*Barrett, Harold son M W 4 9/12 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Bertram son M W 2 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Lucy S. dau F W 9/12 S NY NY NY
plus 5 Lodgers, all single and recent immigrants1920 Census Dist 219, Queens Assembly Dist 4, Queens Co., New York
Barrett, Daisy J. head O M F W 41 Wd NY NY NY
Barrett, Joseph R. son M W 19 S NY NY NY
*Barrett, Harold B. son M W 14 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Bertram J. son M W 12 S NY NY NY
Barrett, Lucy S. dau F W 10 S NY NY NY
Pivors, Annie servant F W 43 S Lithuania Lithuania Lithuania1930 Census Dist 1092, Queens (Dist 1001-1250), Queens Co., New York
*Barrett, Harold B. head rents M W 24 M 24 NY NY NY real estate salesman
Barrett, Eleanor R. wife F W 23 M 23 NY USA USA (married within the year)
4430. Samuel Coles Jackson Jr.-7093
1920 Census Dist 30, Eastchester, Westchester Co, New York
Jackson, S. C. head rents M W 38 M NY NY NY advertiser publisher
Jackson, Helen R. wife F W 32 M NY Mass PA
Jackson, Samuel C. Jr. son M W 4 2/12 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Stevens son M W 3 3/12 S NY NY NY
Cahill, Delia servant F W 55 S NY IRE IRE
****1930 Census Dist 177, Larchmont, Westchester Co., New York
Jackson, Samuel C. head ownes 25,000 M W 43 M 26 NY NY NY advertising publishing
Jackson, Helen wife F W 37 M 20 NY Mass PA
Jackson, Coles son M W 14 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Stevens son M W 13 S NY NY NY
Jackson, John J. son M W 1 S NY NY NY
Cahill, Delia servant 65 S NY IRE IRE servant private family
The following wedding announcement was transcribed and furnished by Jerry Gross. It was published in the New York Times on 20 April 1913.
Miss Rising's Wedding
The wedding of Miss Helen M. Rising, daughter of Mrs. Henry William Rising, to Samuel Coles Jackson of Flushing, L.I., will take place on Wednesday, April 30, at the home of the bride in Greenwich. Conn. Owing to the family being in mourning, only the relatives and a few intimate friends have bee invited to the wedding.
4433. Florence (Robbins) Jackson-23779
See note in Ella Albertson's record.
4434. Harold A. (Robbins) Jackson-23780
See note in Ella Albertson's record.
Birth Announcement from Dr. Anthony Troha:
The New York Times, Wednesday, March 5, 1919, Page 11, Column 4:
“JACKSON—Mr. and Mrs. Harold Albertson Jackson, 170 New York Av., Brooklyn, announce the birth of a son, Jacob Willits Jackson, 2d, Feb. 26.”Here, Jacob Willits Jackson’s adopted son, Harold, has named his son after his adoptive father, Jacob Willits Jackson; also note that Harold's middle name is “Albertson”, i.e. his mother’s maiden name.
1920 Census Dist 55, North Hempstead, Nassau Co., New York
Jackson, Harold A. head M W 27 married NY NY NY
Jackson, Carol wife F W 24 married MI MI NJ
Jackson, Jacob W. son M W 10/12 single NY NY MIIn the following two census records it appears that Harold and Caroline are divorced, each living with their parents.
1930 Census Dist 202, Oyster Bay, Nassau, New York
Jackson, Jacob head 95,000 M W 72 married @40 NY NY NY
Jackson, Ella wife F W 61 married @21 NY NY NY
Jackson, Harold son M W 35 married @22 NY NY NY
Witte, August houseman M W 28 married @27 Germany Germany Germany
Witte, Margaret servant F W 27 married @26 Germany Germany Germany1930 Census Dist 201, Ridgewood, Bergen Co., New Jersey
Curry, Bertha M. head F W 60 Wd 24yrs NJ NY NJ
Jackson, Carol C. Mrs. dau F W 36 D X MI NJ MI Commercial artist
Miller, Marie L. mother F W 85 Wd 18yrs NY France England
Jackson, Jacob W. grandson M W 11 single NY MI NYNote contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha from Underhill Genealogy source record: "Harold A. Jackson, b Nov. 26, 1893 Jericho, LINY d June 2, 1973 Glen Cove, LINY m 1st Aug 20, 1917 Douglaston, LINY Mrs. Carolyn Louise (Curry) Windoes, m 2nd Elsie R., who survived him. He operated a real estate and insurance business in Glen Cove for many years. Graduated Swarthmore College, was Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Matinecock Bank, and later served on the advisory board of the Hempstead Bank."
4436. Leonard Mott Hicks-23684
The 1910 Census is very difficult to read and the indexer has read this family as 'Dicks'. It is actually Leonard M. Hicks and his father-in-law and family are living with him.
1910 Census Dist 1137, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Leonard M Dicks head M W 51 M1 NY NY NY
Rebecca J Dicks wife F W 36 M1 3ch/3 lvg NY NY NY (the image is actually Rebecca Y.)
Townsend M Dicks son M W 9 single NY NY NY
Robert A Dicks son M W 8 single NY NY NY
Harold G Dicks son M W 2 10/12 single NY NY NY
Mary Anna McConn mother-in-law F W 60 M136yrs 3ch/3 lvg NY NY NY (misread: should be McCoun)
Sidney McConn father-in-law M W 58 M136yrs NY NY NY
Sidney McConn Jr. brother-in-law M W 21 single NY NY NY
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The following contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:Now we find that there was indeed a brother named Leonard Mott Hicks, with his middle name being his mother’s maiden name. But why is he not mentioned in the newspaper accounts regarding his parents and siblings? Search for him in other venues led to the answer, with the following engagement and marriage announcements:
The New York Times, April 17, 1894, Page 5:
“THE SOCIAL WORLD.
—Miss McCoun Engaged.—The engagement of Miss Rebecca Youngs McCoun of Oyster Bay, L. I, a great-granddaughter of Vice Chancellor William Townsend McCoun, to Leonard Hicks of Roslyn has been announced.”The New York Times, November 25, 1897, Page 7:
“Hicks—McCoun.
At Oyster Bay, L. I., yesterday afternoon [i.e. on Wednesday, November 24, 1897], Miss Rebecca Youngs McCoun, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McCoun of that place, and Leonard M. Hicks, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Willet Hicks of Locust Valley, L. I., were married by the Rev. Henry H. Washburn, rector of Christ's Church, at the home of the bride's parents. The bride wore a brown tailor-made traveling gown. She is a great-grand-daughter of William T. McCoun, who was Vice Chancellor and Justice of the Supreme Court.”
~~~~~~~~~~
So he married a non-Quaker and was presumably dismissed from the church, and possibly shunned by his family.
The following contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The New York Times, January 11, 1937, Page 20:
“MRS. LEONARD HICKS
Special to The New York Times.
OYSTER BAY, L. I., Jan. 10.—Mrs. Rebecca Y. Hicks, widow of Leonard Hicks and a member of one of the oldest families in Oyster Bay Township, died today in the North Country Community Hospital at Glen Cove of lockjaw, following a brief illness. Her age was 62. Mrs. Hicks was born in this community, a daughter of the late Sidney and Mary Townsend McCour [sic: McCoun], who formerly owned the land on which Planting Fields, the W. R. Coe estate, is now established. Three sons, Townsend, Harold and Robert, survive.”
~~~~~~~~~~New York Times, January 11, 1937, Page 19:
“HICKS—On Sunday, Jan. 10, 1937, Rebecca Y. Hicks, in her sixty-second year. Funeral service at her late residence, East Main St., Oyster Bay, L. I., on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1937, at 2:30 P. M.”
~~~~~~~~~~Her obituary establishes that they had three sons, Townsend, Harold, and Robert, and that Leonard passed away prior to her death. I was unable to find an obituary or death notice for him despite several searches. However, I found both of their names in the Sutton-Appleton Family Tree on RootsWeb:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&db=sutton-appleton&id=I5160
This ancestry tree says Rebecca died in 1937 and is buried in McCoun Cem, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York.
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The 1910 Census is very difficult to read and the indexer has read this family as 'Dicks'. It is actually Leonard M. Hicks and his father-in-law and family are living with him.
1910 Census Dist 1137, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Leonard M Dicks head M W 51 M1 NY NY NY
Rebecca J Dicks wife F W 36 M1 3ch/3 lvg NY NY NY (the image is actually Rebecca Y.)
Townsend M Dicks son M W 9 single NY NY NY
Robert A Dicks son M W 8 single NY NY NY
Harold G Dicks son M W 2 10/12 single NY NY NY
Mary Anna McConn mother-in-law F W 60 M1-36yrs 3ch/3 lvg NY NY NY
Sidney McConn father-in-law M W 58 M1-36yrs NY NY NY (misread; should be McCoun)
Sidney McConn Jr. brother-in-law M W 21 single NY NY NY
4442. Arthur Townsend Jackson-24289
1900 Census Dist 156 Youngsville, Warren Co., Pennsylvania
Jackson, Edward M. Head W M Oct 1859 40 M 15 yrs NY NY NY
Jackson, Nellie B. wife W F Feb 1862 38 M 15yrs 3ch/3 lvg PA PA PA
Jackson, Arthur T. son W M Oct 1886 13 S PA NY PA
Jackson, Archie G. son W M Sept 1891 9 S PA NY PA
Jackson, Hazel G. dau W F May 1896 4 S PA NY PA1910 Census Dist 0114, Dunkirk Ward 1, Chautaugua Co., New York
Jackson, Arthur Head M W 23 M 8/12yr PA PA PA
Jackson, Rose wife M W 18 M -- 1ch/1 lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Edna dau F W 2 S NY PA NYWhen enumerated in April, 1910, Arther and Rose indicated they had been married 8 months. So they were probably married about September, 1909.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Name: Arthur Townsend Jackson
Address: Youngsville, Pennsylvania
County: Warren; State: Pennsylvania
Birth Date: 18 Oct 1886; Birth Place, Youngsville, Pennsylvania
Occupation: finisher
Dependants: married with three children
Exemption claimed: Yes, loss of one eye
Race: Caucasian (White)
FHL Roll Number: 19267431920 Census Dist 152, Jamestown Ward 2, Chautauqua Co., New York
Jackson, Arthur Head M W 33 M PA NY PA
Jackson, Rose wife F W 28 M NY NY NY
Jackson, Edna dau F W 9 S NY PA NY
Jackson, Edward son M W 8 S PA PA NY
Jackson, Dorothy dau F W 5 S PA PA NY
Arthur is working as a finisher in a furniture factory.By 1930 Edward and Rose have moved to Connecticut where is is working as a general painter.
1930 Census Dist 37, New London, New London Co., Connecticut
Jackson, Arthur T. Head M W 43 M at23 PA NY PA
Jackson, Rose wife F W 39 M at29 NY NY NY (age at marriage is obviously in error)
Jackson, Edward son M W 18 S PA PA NY
Jackson, Dorothy dau F W 17 S PA PA NYSocial Security Death Index
Name: Arthur Jackson
SSN: 042-07-3922
Last Residence: 06385 Waterford, New London, Connecticut, United States of America
Born: 18 Oct 1886
Died: Jul 1969
State (Year) SSN issued: Connecticut (Before 1951)Obituary contributed by Dr. Troha:
The Day, Monday, July 21, 1969, Page 29, Column 2:“Obituary
Arthur T. Jackson
WATERFORD — Arthur T. Jackson, 82, of 1 Highland Drive died Sunday [i.e. Sunday, July 20, 1969] at the Mary Kennedy Convalescent Hospital, after a brief illness.
He was born Oct. 18, 1886, in Youngsville, Pa., the son of Edward M. and Nellie McKinney Jackson.
He lived in Waterford since 1924 and was employed as a painter for local contractors until his retirement 15 years ago.
He married the former Rose Behrman, who died in 1961.
He had been a member of the Union Lodge of Masons and the Elks Lodge in New London.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. William Gallup and Mrs. Grover Page, both of Waterford; a brother Archie Jackson of Youngsville, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Laverne Johnson also of Youngsville; three grandchildren; and one great great grand-child [Note: this is verbatim, but perhaps it should be “great grandchild” and not “great great grandchild”].
The funeral service will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Alderson and Prentis Funeral Service, 181 Ocean Ave., New London.
Burial will be in Jordan Cemetery, Waterford.”
Connecticut Death Index, 1949-2001
Name: Rose Jackson
Death Date: 22 Dec 1961
Death Place: New London, New London, Connecticut
Age: 70 Years
Birth Date: abt 1891
Marital Status: Married
Spouse: Arth
State File #: 22741
Residence : Waterford, New London, Connecticut
Gender: Female
Race: White
7615. Edna H. Jackson-24293
Mrs. William Gallup of Waterford was a surviving daughter of Arthur T. Jackson in his 1969 obituary.
Edna Reed of Bristol was a surviving sister in the 1992 obituary of Dorothy Jackson Page.Social Security Death Index
Name: Edna H. Reed
SSN: 042-09-1519
Last Residence: 06010 Bristol, Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
Born: 21 Feb 1910
Died: 25 Aug 1999
State (Year) SSN issued: Connecticut (Before 1951)Obit contributed by Dr. Troha:
The Day, Thursday, August 26, 1999, Page B6, Column 4:“Edna Reed
Waterford — Edna Gallup Reed, 89, of 81 Grove Ave., Bristol, formerly a Waterford resident, died Wednesday [i.e. Wednesday, August 25, 1999] at home.
Mrs. Reed was a 40-year resident of Waterford before she moved to Bristol in 1984.
She was born Feb. 21, 1910, in Dunkirk, N.Y., the daughter of the late Arthur and Rose Behrman Jackson.
Mrs. Reed was the widow of William Gallup and later, of Roland Reed.
She is survived by a daughter, Dorothy Glaser of Bristol; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
In addition to her two husbands, she was predeceased by a brother, Edward Jackson; and a sister, Dorothy Page.
The funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fulton-Theroux Funeral Home, 181 Ocean Ave., New London. Burial will follow in the Jordan Cemetery in Waterford.
Friends and relatives may call at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 5 Brookside Drive, Wallingford, CT 06492.”This gives us her birth and death dates, in addition to the locations where these events took place; it confirms her parentage; it mentions her brother, Edward, and sister, Dorothy; it provides her second husband’s first name; and it details her daughter and notes succeeding generations.
Social Security Death Index
Name: William Gallup
SSN: 048-32-7295
Last Residence: 06385 Waterford, New London, Connecticut, United States of America
Born: 18 Nov 1902
Died: Aug 1973 (probable error; see below)
State (Year) SSN issued: Connecticut (1958-1959)This SSDI date of death differs from the d/o/d on his tombstone and on his memorial record at Find-a-Grave. The inscription on the tombstone is 1965 but the photo is a bit smudged and it could even be 1968. The memorial record #6834121 gives his d/o/d as 15 Mar 1965. As William's widow, Edna, remarried in 1972, the 1965 date appears correct. A death certificate would verify the doubtful situation.
Connecticut Divorce Index, 1968-1997 at ancestry.com
Name: Roland W Reed
Race: White
Birth Date: 1913
Number of Previous Marriages: Third
Education: Elementary
Certificate Number: 07837
Spouse Name: Edna
Spouse Race: White
Spouse Birth Date: 1910
Spouse Number of Previous Marriages: Third
Spouse Education: Elementary
Marriage Date: 1972
Plaintiff: Husband
Decree Date: 1991
Superior Court County of Decree: HartfordDr. Anthony Troha, an excellent researcher, has said Roland died at Groton, New London Co., Connecticut and I have used that info. But do note that Janice Watrous, creator of Roland's memorial at Find-a-Grave has said that Roland died at New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. Further research is needed to settle the doubt.
7616. Edward Jackson-24294
1920 Census Dist 152, Jamestown Ward 2, Chautauqua Co., New York
Jackson, Arthur Head M W 33 M PA NY PA
Jackson, Rose wife F W 28 M NY NY NY
Jackson, Edna dau F W 9 S NY PA NY
Jackson, Edward son M W 8 S PA PA NY
Jackson, Dorothy dau F W 5 S PA PA NY
Arthur is working as a finisher in a furniture factory.By 1930 Edward and Rose have moved to Connecticut where is is working as a general painter.
1930 Census Dist 37, New London, New London Co., Connecticut
Jackson, Arthur T. Head M W 43 M at23 PA NY PA
Jackson, Rose wife F W 39 M at29 NY NY NY (age at date of marriage is obviously in error)
Jackson, Edward son M W 18 S PA PA NY
Jackson, Dorothy dau F W 17 S PA PA NYEdward is a pre-deceased brother in his sister, Edna's August 1999 obituary.
Note from Dr. Troha: "I cannot find any additional information on Edward. He is not mentioned in his father’s 1969 obituary or that of his sister, Dorothy Jackson Page, in 1992. In the 1999 obituary of his sister, Edna Jackson Gallup Reed, he is said to have predeceased her, so I am wondering if he died decades earlier, perhaps in the 1930’s. I notice that there is no listing for a World War II Draft Card in his name on Ancestry.com, which seems strange if he was alive during the war. I searched The New York Times archives for World War II Casualty Lists containing his name, but I could not find anything."