5178. Lloyd Lorentz Jackson Sr.-131
Ledger: Loyd L. Jackson was of the Hurst Purnell & Co. and later President of the Loyd Jackson Company and was a member of Gov. Lowndes staff. He first lived 403 Mad Ave. then 2nd 1210 North Charles. (No town or state given, but the info below says the No. Charles address was in Baltimore City, MD.)
He was found in the 1880 Census in Baltimore, Baltimore, MD and was a Dry Good Dealer. The family had two female servants.
The following info found at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us
Maryland Manual, 1900 Vol. 112 Page 147
MARYLAND PENITENTIARY-BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Wilbur F. Jackson.......................Baltimore City........................1902
Andrew D. Jones.........................Baltimore City.......................1902
James Lee...................................Harford County......................1904
Francis E. Waters.......................Baltimore City.........................1904
Edwin Warfield........................... Baltimore City........................1906
Lloyd L. Jackson.........................Baltimore City........................1906
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Session Laws, 1901. Volume 215, Page 40
WHEREAS, With these objects in view the Governor of the State has appointed Ferdinand C. Latrobe, John Gill, Lloyd L. Jackson, Reuben Foster, Samuel Rosenthal, Jr., Robert Ober, Edward L- Bartlett, Franklin P.Cator and Francis K. Carey, as Commissioners, to represent the State of Maryland at said South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition; and Lloyd L. Jackson, Frank N. Hoen, Oswald Tilghman, John A. Gibbs and Herman Stump to represent said State at said Pan-American Exposition ; and the said commissioners have accepted their respective appointments and are now jointly engaged in collecting funds from private subscriptions to aid them in their work, but it is necessary and proper that such private subscriptions shall be supplemented by a State appropriation in order to accomplish creditably and effectively the purposes for which said commissioners were appointed. . . .
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Maryland Manual, 1908-09 Vol. 120, Page 143SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS.
Office, Courthouse.
(All Terms Expire in May, 1910.)Governor, with consent of Senate, appoints three, one from the minority party, for a term of two years from the first Monday in May.
Charles H. Carter, Democrat...............811 St. Paul St.
Lloyd L. Jackson............................1210 N. Charles St.
Harry W. Nice, Republican................115 N. Carey St.
------------------------------------------------------------------------Email from a Lloyd Jackson rec'd 25 Jan 2006 (no known relationship) <Injackson@comcast.net>:
"My interest in Lloyd L. stems from an incident a few months ago at a Civil War show that I attended. A friend came up to me and said there was something in the next room I need to see. I went with him and he picked up a beautiful sword and handed it to me. I am not really a sword collector but he said "look at the inscription". The inscription is "Lloyd L. Jackson". I had to have it for the name alone! So since then I have been doing research on Lloyd L. of Baltimore. I know he was a mover/shaker in Baltimore as he was president of the Manufactuers and Retailers Assn. and was in charge of the 20th century celebrations in that city. He must have had some military association as he wrote to the Sec. of War requesting all Federal troops be ordered to parade for the event! I don't think Lloyd L. was regular army but may have been Maryland National Guard."Obituary/Funeral Notice published in the Baltimore Sun March 21, 1921:
"Jackson. On Saturday, March 19, 1921 at his home, 1210 North Charles Street, Lloyd L. Jackson. Funeral Services will be held at Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Chapel Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Interment private."1900 Baltimore County, MD
Lloyd L. Jackson Feb 1846 54 married 29 yrs b WV
Annie E Mar 1846 54 m 29 yrs; 5 ch, 5 living b MD
Lloyd L. Sep 1872 27 S b MD
Annie L. Nov 1874 25 S b MD
Edith B. Feb 1880 20 S b MD
Elsie Mar 1882 18 S b MD
Emma Nov 1884 16 S b MD1910 11-Ward, Baltimore County, Maryland
Series: T624 Roll: 556 Page: 200
Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year
JACKSON LLOYD L 64 M W WV MD BALTIMORE 11-WD BALTIMORE 1910
taken 18th - 29 April 1900
Sheet 3B
Line 71 # 1210 15 15
Jackson Lloyd L head M W 64 married 1 time 39 yrs WV WV WV President Security Co
Annie E wife F W 62 married 1 time 39 yrs Maryland Maryland Maryland
Annie L dau F W 35 S Maryland WV Maryland
Elsie dau F W 28 S Maryland WV Maryland
Galloway Hecter servant F B 44 Wd Maryland Maryland Maryland
Johnson Maggie servant F B 21 S Maryland Maryland Maryland1920 Baltimore County, MD
Lloyd L. Jackson 74 b VA
Annie E. 71 b MD
Lloyd L, Jr. 47 b MD
Annie L. 47 b MD
Emma J. Greene sister 77 b MD widowedThis Emma is Annie's sister who married a Mr. Greene. Lloyd Sr. does not have an older sister.
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The book, Prominent and Progressive Americans, has his middle name as Lowndes.
Anne 'Annie' Elizabeth Lester-143
For source of Annie's middle name, see the Notes for her son, Lloyd Jr.
8328. Lloyd Lorentz Jackson Jr.-144
48. To the gift to The Vestry of Emmanuel Church, Baltimore, in memory of Annie Elizabeth Jackson, mother of Lloyd L. Jackson, Jr., contained in the Last Will and Testament of Lloyd L. Jackson, Jr., deceased, late of Baltimore City, of record in the Office of the Register of Wills for said City in Wills Liber J. H. B. No. 179, folio 196.
Session Laws, 1935. Volume 579, Page 701 found at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.usTherefore, I have assumed Lloyd Jr. died abt 1935.
Lloyd L. Jackson was found in the 1930 Census of Baltimore City. He was 57 years old and single, living as a boarder with an older couple named Cass or Cann.
8329. Anne Lester (Annie) Jackson-145
Anna was unmarried. She was found on the 1880, 1900 and 1910 census records still living with her parents.
8331. Elsie Jackson-318
Elsie was not found on the 1880 Census, but was found still living with her parents on the 1900 and 1910 Census. Her birth dates taken from those census records.
5179. Narcissa Jackson-148
~Both the Jackson Ledger and McWhorter's Sketches say 1847 on one pg & 1949 on another. That is another indication that McWhorter has copied the Ledger.
5180. Adaline-Aladine Jackson-132
ALT date of death from Tetrick Family Research: 12 Feb 1878.
At an earlier time, I had his birthdate as 17 Aug 1851, but when I found his death certificate said he was 84 years old and had died of old age on 6 Jan 1915, I changed the birth date to agree with the date given by the Norris website.
8338. Franklin Norris Jr.-1830
My two sources called him Frank Norris, but the Norris website names him Franklin Norris.
5182. George S. Jackson-137
1880 Hackers Creek Dist., Lewis County, WV Census:
Emily 53
George 26 farmer
Marcellus 24 sells dry goods
Scot 16 farm laborer
Joseph B 8
Georgia Norris 9 granddaughter est birth year 1871
Mary E. Jackson 27
All born in West Virginia****
From Jerry Gross, His death record states that he died of Cancer.
8339. Miriam L. Jackson-1833
Her death record at wvculture.org states that she never married and was a nurse. Her sister, Mrs. W.G. Wymer was the informant for her death record.
5185. Winfield Scott Jackson-140
1880 Hackers Creek Dist., Lewis County, WV Census:
Emily 53
George 26 farmer
Marcellus 24 sells dry goods
Scot 16 farm laborer
Joseph B 8
Georgia Norris 9 granddaughter
Mary E. Jackson 27
All born in West Virginia1900 1-WD Grafton Taylor County, WV Series: T623 Roll: 1773 Page: 271; taken 23 June 1900; Sheet 16A; Line 32 # 253-260 Jackson Scott head W M Jan 1862 38 married 11 yrs WV WV WV druggist Laura wife W F 1867 32 married 11 yrs 3 children 3 living WV WV WV Bertie dau W F Jan 1890 10 S WV WV WV Ruth dau W F Sept 1891 8 S WV WV WV Hellen dau W F Mar 1897 3 S WV WV WV
I have changed his birthdate from Oct 1857 to agree with the above census record. Also the obituary below gives his birth date to be 13 Jan 1862.
Obituary contributed by Jack Tetrick:
FORMER LOCAL BUSINESS MAN DEATH VICTIM
W. Scott Jackson, 73, Once Druggist Here, Passes Away Yesterday
W. Scott Jackson, 73 years old, a former druggist and business man of Grafton, died at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in a Clarksburg hospital, where he had been a patient for nine days. His health had been failing, however, for the last three years.
Funeal plans call for services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Bartlett Funeral Home, Grafton, with interment in Bluemont cemetery.
Native of Jane Lew
Mr. Jackson was born Jan 13, 1862, at Jane Lew, W. Va., the son of Joseph Blackwell Jackson and Emilie Bird Lorentz Jackson (continued on page 8)I do not have the rest of the obit.
Obituary provided by Jack Tetrick; published in the Sentinel, Grafton, WV, Wednesday, 17 Oct 1923:
MRS. JACKSON DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Well Known Grafton Lady Passed Away Wednesday Morning - Funeral Services on Friday
Following a lingering illness, Mrs. W. S. Jackson died at her home at 359 West Main Street, Wednesday morning about 8:45. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Fred S. Bishop and the interment will follow in Bluemont cemetery.
Native of Grafton
Mrs. Jackson was in the 56th year of her age, having been born in Grafton November 16, 1867, the daughter of the late Joseph J. and Nancy M. Miller. On January 24, 1889, she was married to W. Scott Jackson who survives her together with three daughters; Mrs. Claude S. Tetrick of Meadsville, Pa, and Misses Ruth and Helen Jackson of Grafton. One sister, Miss Mattie E. Miller, and one brother, Clay V. Miller of Grafton also survive.
Many Years Organist
Mrs. Jackson was a life long member of Andrew's Methodist Episcopal church, and for many years the organist. She was noted for her kind, Christian character. Her friends and acquaintances in the city of her nativity were many and numerous and they will be truly grieved to learn of the passing of a genuine Christian soul.
8344. Laura 'Ruth' Jackson-1850
Ruth is the daughter of Winfield Scott Jackson but more research is necessary to determine which of his wives is her mother.
8345. Helen M. Jackson-1851
Helen is the daughter of Winfield Scott Jackson but more research is necessary to determine which of his wives is her mother.
5188. Stephen Alonzo Jackson-153
From Jackson Ledger: "Stephen Alonzo attended Liberty Academy, Smythe Co., VA. 1867-1868. Entered Emory & Henry College 1869. Went to Norwood High School October 1870 until Feb '71, when he returned to Emory & Henry & remained until the close of that session in June. Went to the University of VA Sept 28, 1871 and left the last of May 1874. Went to Abingdon, VA to take charge of stock of goods Dec. 20, 1874. Married Mary Cloyd Ernest Sept 5, 1876 and started for Philadelphia, PA that night accompanied by Misses Wampler, George Featherstone, Bettie Ernest & Wm. B. Ernest."
From LDS site: "Stephen Alonzo was born 22 Sep 1850 in Smyth Co, VA." This webmaster thinks this is an error both in date and location.
From his biography on Kappa Sigma Fraternity Site: http://www.kappasigma.org/aboutHist.php. "Stephen Alonzo Jackson was born September 22, 1851. He was left motherless in his infancy and was raised by his grandmother." Also: "Stephen Alonzo Jackson is regarded as possibly the most important man in Kappa Sigma's history."
"I am aware that other charts list her birthday as 7 Aug 1852; but have chosen to stick with the date listed in the Jackson Ledger and a record kept by S. A. Jackson that both state her birthdate as 7 Jan 1851 based on records tied directly to the immediate individuals during their lives." (R. Jackson)
8353. Cloydine Ernest Dunn-168
From R. Jackson: Cloyding married her cousin, Walter Beattie Jackson, Jr. A beautiful young lady; see her picture on this site: Table of Contents/Marriage Bonds, Certificate and a few pictures.
Walter Beattie Jackson Jr.-180
Quote from Families of Washington County, VA.: Walter Beattie Jackson and Cloydine Ernest Dunn were cousins, their parents being half-siblings. The couple did not have any children; and Walter's will left his entire estate to Cloydine as his only heir.
I am aware that in the 1930 Census for Smyth Co., VA, Walter says his mother was born in Mass. But the 1880 census and the 1900 census for Josephine do not agree with that. In the 1880 census Josephine is still living with her parents who state that they were born in NY and that Josephine was born in Louisiana. By the 1900 census Josephine and Walter Sr. were married and stated that she was born in LA. Also in 1910, Josephine is born in LA.
8354. Norma Sullivan Dunn-170
Families of Washington Co., VA website gives her name as Martha Sullivan Dunn.
5190. Walter Beattie Jackson Sr.-158
WALTER BEATTIE JACKSON - obituary, 1912
Marion was plunged into a state of almost tragic gloom on Friday afternoon when the news of the death of Mr. Walter Beattie Jackson flashed over the telegraphic wire. For some time Mr. Jackson's health has not been all that could be desired, but be attended to his duties so faithfully that few people knew he was ill, and even his most intimate friends failed to realize the seriousness of his condition. About ten days ago he developed symptoms of acute indigestion and was so weakened by the inability to take nourishment that he was compelled to remain at home, though he still refused to go to bed or acknowledge himself a real invalid. On Thursday evening he left for the hospital at Baltimore, hoping to be relieved by a special course of treatment. He had been at the hospital only a few hours when his death occurred, the telegram announcing it being the first news received from him after he left Marion.On Sunday afternoon a large crowd gathered at the Norfolk and Western station to meet the train bearing Mr. Jackson's body, which was accompanied from Roanoke by Mr. B. F. Buchanan. Mr. Jackson was taken first to the family home, and laid to rest among the blossoms which had been given by loving friends and relatives. During the short time that be lay there in the home he had so dearly . . . (missing) men heart whispered, "He was my friend, faithful and just to me."
One of the largest gatherings that has ever assembled in Marion attended the funeral services at the Presbyterian church at four o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Not only the towns people, but a large company from the surrounding country, from neighboring towns and distant cities, came to do honor to this just man. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Pettus, of the Episcopal church. The active pall-bearers were as follows: H, L. Morgan, E, H. Copenhaver, of Seven Mile Ford, C. L. Clark, of Rich Valley, C. P, Greer, of Troutdale, B. F. Buchanan, H. P. Copenhaver, W. M. Hull, J. W. Sheffey, W. W. Hurt, and H. B, Jeffrey. The honorary pall-bearers were Capt. D. D. Hull, Capt. John M. Preston, J. E. Hester, W. C. Sexton, J. C. Campbell, Dr. S. W. Dickinson, Dr. P.W. Atkins, J.S. Copenhaver, T. E. King, J. A. Groseclose, J. M. Briscoe. The flowers were borne by 0. C. Sprinkle, S. L. Alexander, A. T. Short, W. W. Scott, G. F. Browskie, T. H. Rider, Albert Brockman, J. B. Richardson, A. C. Hankla, J. T. Brosius,
A little while before sunset Walter Beattie Jackson was laid to rest in a beautiful spot only a short distance from the home in which be took such keen delight. In the shadow of the great monument he himself designed and erected to the memory of his father, he lies asleep.
Walter Beattie Jackson was born at Chilhowie, Virginia, on the thirteenth day of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-five. He was educated at Emory & Henry College, the University of Virginia and Johns Hopkins University. He was an extensive reader and kept himself thoroughly informed on all topics of the day. Since his boyhood ho has been closely identified with the Bank of Marion, of which his father, the late Minter Jackson, was founder, and president for a number of years. Five years ago Mr. Jackson was promoted to the position of cashier, a place which he filled with complete satisfaction to every one connected with the institution. He was one of the wealthiest and most prominent business men in the State, and was well known in banking circles throughout the country as a financier who combined the shrewdest business instincts with absolute and unswerving honesty. He was a devoted husband and father, a loyal friend, a courteous gentleman, a scholar of wide information and unusual attainments, a business man of keen ability and the highest intergrity, and last but by no means least, . . . (missing)
WALTER BEATTIE JACKSON
The Bank of Marion, to the service to which he gave the best years of his life, is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the State and is recognized as one of the safest. Through every financial crises, when banking institutions all over the country crashed, the Bank of Marion with Walter B. Jackson behind it, has stood like a rock. There ha never been even a tremor within it walls. In losing him our entire section has lost a much loved, much- needed, much honored citizen.
A few months ago Mr. Jackson established his family in the marvelous concrete mansion which be himself arranged and built without the aid of architects or contractors. The making of this mansion is professionally acknowledged to be one of the most remarkable architectural feats in building annals. To the perfecting of the details of this home, which he was destined to enjoy for just a little while, Mr. Jackson gave a large portion of his time during his latter years.
This wonderful home, upon its lofty Southern hill, will stand through the centuries, a lasting monument to his memory. Not more imperishable however, than the lesson of his good deeds, his gracious smile, his unfailing courtesy, his loyal friendship, his ability and integrity.
Mr. Jackson is survived by his widow, [nee Josephine Lillian Belden], one little son [Walter Beattie Jackson, Jr.], and one sister, Mrs. Phipps Miller [nee Hannabelle Jackson], of Memphis, Tennessee.
Contributed by Patricia Hickin
1880 Census Louisiana, Orleans, New Orleans
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James G. BELDEN Self M Male W 56 NY Physician NY NY
Arabella BELDEN Wife M Female W 54 NY Keeping House NY NY
Belle BELDEN Dau S Female W 25 NY At Home NY NY
Evelyan BELDEN SSon Male W 21 LA At Home NY NY
May N. BELDEN Dau S Female W 18 NY At Home NY ---
Josephine L. BELDEN Dau S Female W 14 LA At Home NY NY
Aloin BELDEN Dau S Female W 11 LA At Home NY NY
Mary FEARING Other S Female W 28 LA Seamstress LA LA
Jane LYDELL Other S Female W 42 NY Governess NY NYSource Information:
Census Place New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
Family History Library Film 1254458
NA Film Number T9-0458
Page Number 86B
1900 Census Virginia, Smyth, Marion, District 82
Jackson, Walter head W M Jun 1865 34 M 6 VA VA VA
Jackson, Josephine L. wife W F Oct 1866 33 M 6 0 0 * NY NY
* the original was a small word, but it has been written over to say Virginia1910 Census Virginia, Smyth, Marion, District 79
Jackson, Walter B. head M W 45 M1 16 Virginia VA VA
Jackson, Josephine L. wife F W 45 M1 16 l l Louisiana NY NY
Jackson, Walter B. son M W 8 S Virginia VA LAI am aware that in the 1930 Census for Smyth Co., VA, Walter says his mother was born in Mass. But the 1880 census, the 1900 and tge 1910 census for Josephine do not agree with that.
8358. Walter Beattie Jackson Jr.-180
Quote from Families of Washington County, VA.: Walter Beattie Jackson and Cloydine Ernest Dunn were cousins, their parents being half-siblings. The couple did not have any children; and Walter's will left his entire estate to Cloydine as his only heir.
I am aware that in the 1930 Census for Smyth Co., VA, Walter says his mother was born in Mass. But the 1880 census and the 1900 census for Josephine do not agree with that. In the 1880 census Josephine is still living with her parents who state that they were born in NY and that Josephine was born in Louisiana. By the 1900 census Josephine and Walter Sr. were married and stated that she was born in LA. Also in 1910, Josephine is born in LA.
From R. Jackson: Cloyding married her cousin, Walter Beattie Jackson, Jr. A beautiful young lady; see her picture on this site: Table of Contents/Marriage Bonds, Certificate and a few pictures.
5191. Hannahbell Jackson-159
Note from Patricia J. Treadwell, a descendant of Hannabell's sister-in-law, Sallie Phipps Miller McClure, "Phipps and Hannabelle were living with my grandparents in Hawkins Co, when he died. Hannabelle stayed on with them until 1924 when my grandmother died and then left saying it was not fitting for her to be staying with my grandfather when they were not married to each other. In 1930, she can be found living in Marion Smyth Co., VA with the family of Quincy A. Calhoun, proprieter of the Marion Motor Company. She is listed as a cousin."
The family moved to Tennessee where he founded "The Phipps Miller Institute" a school for boys.
Note from Patricia J. Treadwell, "Phipps was a teacher and was educated at the University of Virginia. The 1920 census shows him living with his sister, Sallie Miller McClure."
5193. Dora Pomeroy Jackson-331
From Bill White, Jane Lew, ALT birthdate: 25 Nov 1850.
The Jackson Ledger has his name as Judson White Bailey, but on his wife's death certificate and on his tombstone, his name is White J. Bailey. In March 2007, I changed his name in my db to White Judson Bailey.