850. Abel Jackson-10370
According to Bob Mitchell:
Abel Jackson was one of the early pioneers who moved from North Carolina to the Indian Territories of Middle and West Tennessee. He settled in Humphreys County, Tennessee. Humphreys County was part of Stewart County until 1809 when the southern portion was divided off and proclaimed Humphreys County. In 1835 the portion of Humphreys County that was on the west side of the Tennessee River became Benton County. Perry County shared a border to the south of Humphreys County. The western portion of Perry County, across the Tennessee River, became Decatur County in 1845. All of these counties were settled by North Carolina pioneers between 1800 and 1830. The Jackson Family and the Rushing Family can be found in all of these during the timeframes mentioned above.
852. Mary 'Polly' Hendrick Jackson-14334
Note provided by Bob Mitchell: 1804 Laws of North Carolina, Chapter CXXVL. "An act to alter names of the persons therein mention, and to legitamate them. Be enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That the names of William Joyner, Martha Joyner, Sally Joyner, Joseph Joyner, Mary Joyner and Geraldus Joyner, illegitimate children of Joseph Batts and Elizabeth Joyner, of Edgecomb County, be altered and changed to those of William Batts, Martha Batts, Elizabeth Batts, Sally Batts, Joseph Batts, Mary Batts and Geraldus Batts:...And the names of John Kindrick, Polly Kindrick, Betsey Kindrick and Salley Kindrick, natural born children of Stephen Jackson, of Anson County, be altered to the names of John Jackson, Polly Jackson, Betsey Jackson and Salley Jackson..."
Copied from the rootsweb chart of Dan Sullivan:
NCGS Journal, Vol III, No. 1, pg. 6 Anson Co, NC (Stack File # C.R. 005.928.3) 1. JACKSON, Mary, wife of John Field AULD, both of Union Parish, LA., 23 Oct. 1855, appoints James C. Craig of Chesterfield Dist., SC, her attorney to convey to Elizabeth JACKSON, wife and widow of Lewis GANEY (late deceased), her interest in the Estate of her mother, Nancy JACKSON - all of Chesterfield Dist., SC. On 23 Apr., 1856, James C. CRAIG of Chesterfield Dist.,SC, as Attorney aforementioned, sells to said Elizabeth GANEY [formerly Elizabeth Crawford] for $600. the interest of said Mary AULD and John F. AULD (in right of his wife) in the Estate of Nancy KENDRICKS [JACKSON] (mother of said Mary AULD) of Anson Co., NC.
Note by Bob Mitchell:
25 Dec. 1816- Deed: Ann Hendrick to John F. Auld, both of Anson County for $50, 60 acres in Anson County, on a branch of Thompsons Creek, bounding Benjamin Jackson-surveyed to Malcolm Campbell on 9 Mar 1799.
/s/ Ann Hendrick. Wit: D. Crawford, Hannah Crawford. (Anson County, NC, Deeds , Q:3)
856. David Jackson-10419
According to Bob Mitchell:
Referred to as Harry David Jackson in Myers' files.
---------------------------------Mary H. Russell has his name as Harry David Jackson also.
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The Heritage, pg 12: 'Edward's son David and daughter-in-law Rachel Bracken Jackson, along with daughter Mahaley 'Alsey' Jackson Myers and her husband Carney left for Walker County in 1837, taking with them their children."Page 13: "In Walker County, David's wife Rachel died sometime after September 1850, and he moved with his sons to Parker County, Texas, in 1856, dying a year later."
Page 8: "The DAR does not accept that he married a Widow Ramsey."
857. Mahala 'Alsy' Jackson-10420
Bill Couch's site has Mahala's DOB 1781 and DOD 1885.
859. Benjamin Franklin Jackson Sr.-10421
According to Bob Mitchell:
1820: A Benjamin Jackson was enumerated in Gwinnet Co., Georgia as head of family. The enumeration is as follows: 1 male under 10; 1 male 16-26; 1 male 25-45; 2 females under 10; 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45 and 1 female over 45.
1840: USCensus for Walker Co., Georgia has a Benjamin Jackson enumerated as head of family. The enumeration is as follows: 1 male under 5; 1 male 5-10; 2 males 10-15; 1 male 30-40 and 1 male 60-70; 2 females 5-10; 1 female 30-40 and 1 female 40-50. This appears to be two families, difficult to determine where the children should be placed. The male head of family is assumed to be the eldest and in this case seems to be a little too old for Benjamin, could be an error in age. The next oldest male and female could be a son and his wife from the first marriage of Benjamin, Sr.
860. Sarah Jackson-10422
B. Dowdey notes that she died of smallpox.
George Washington Brogdon-10690
According to Jacquelyn Cannon: George donated 50 acres of land for the Lawrenceville Methodist campground.
On the 1850 Census Sugar Hill, Gwinnett Co., Georgia; there is a female child, Julian, age 6, listed with George and Sarah. I (Janie) don't know if this is a child of their's or a grandchild, as George is 68 and Sarah is 50. She is not listed with them on the 1860 census.
On his son George's 1880 census, the son says his father was born in Tennessee.
862. Seaborn Jones Jackson-10424
Note from Genealogist Grady Langley, Jr.: "From the Meyers papers in the Georgia State Archives, Edward Jackson owned a mill on Little Mulberry, north of Auburn, about 2-3 miles. It was operated by Seaborn Jones Jackson. Today, Auburn, GA is located in Barrow Co., half way between Hoschton, Jackson Co. and Grayson, Gwinnett Co. Barrow Co. was formed in 1914 from parts of Jackson, Gwinnett and Walton Counties."
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http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=GAM432_71-0319&pid=18692850&ssrc=&fn=Mary&ln=Jackson&st=g
1850 Census 36th Div, Cates Dist, Gwinett Co., Georgia
Seaborn J. Jackson 44 M W Farmer GA
India 48 F W GA
Mary Jackson 82 F W GA (Seaborn's mother)
Mary 17 F W GA (Seaborn's dau)
James no age given M race not given birth state not given - even the name looks scratched through so possibly was an error.
Richard A. Jackson 16 M W farmer GA
Nancy 14 F W GA
Elizabeth 12 F W GA
Sarah 10 F W GA
Martha 4 F GA
Seaborn's brother Littleberry is listed on the same census page:http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=GAM432_71-0319&fn=John+H&ln=Jackson&st=r&ssrc=&pid=186928161860 Census Dist 571, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Sebron Jackson 5? M farm GA
Judy Jackson 58 F SC (prob the only time her birth state was correct)
Rachael Jackson 26 F GA
S. S. Jackson 19 F GA
Marh Jackson 16 F GAhttp://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7163&iid=GAM593_154-0140&fn=Mary&ln=Jackson&st=r&ssrc=&pid=3345169
1870 Census n/g, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Post Office: Lawrenceville
Jackson, Seaborn 65 M W Farmer 1000 GA
Jackson, Jud... or Ind... 68 F W keeping house GA (nearly illegible)
Jackson, Mary 38 F W GA
Jackson, Rachel 36 F W GA
Jackson, Sarah 28 F W GA
Jackson, Martha 24 F W GA
Cofulor, I...or J... 9 F W GA1880 Census Dist 125, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Jackson, Seaborn W 75 farmer GA SC NC
Jackson, Rachel W F 46 dau keeping house GA GA GA
See census records in Seaborn Jackson's notes: 1850 Julia's name look like India but the enumerators "J" and "I" look nearly the same. In 1860 her name is Judy and in 1870 it is again nearly illegible. She is not in the 1880 census.
1759. Rachel Adeline Jackson-18326
1880 Census Dist 125, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Jackson, Seaborn W 75 farmer GA SC NC
Jackson, Rachel W F 46 dau keeping house GA GA GA
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1920 Census Dist 80, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
196-201 Jackson, Rachel A. owns head F W 85 S GA GA GA
(Rachel is Thomas' aunt. She cared for her father in his old age and never married. I'm glad to see she had family beside her.)197-202 Langley, Thomas head rents M W 61 M GA GA GA
Langley, Mary F. wife F W 50 M GA GA GA
Langley, Carter Tate son M W 16 S GA GA GA
Langley, Rose D. dau F W 14 S GA GA GA
Langley, Mabel F. dau F W 7 S GA GA GA
1760. Nancy Caroline Jackson-18324
1870 Census n/g, Gwinnett Co., Georgia (P. O. Lawrenceville)
Herring, Benjamin 31 M W GA
Herring, Nancy 33 F W GA
Cofula, ????? 11 F W GA (perhaps I misread even the last name)http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6742&iid=GAT9_150-0072&pid=8648242&ssrc=&fn=H.+Ford&ln=Herring&st=g
1880 Census Dist 125, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Herring, Barnabus B. W M 41 head GA SC SC
Herring, Nancy C. W F 44 wife GA GA SC
Grogan Charles W M 22 boarder GA GA GA
Ford, Amanda W F 27 boarder GA GA GAAnd next hh is his brother Fred:
Herring, H. Fred W M 43 GA SC SC (this is mis-indexed as H. Ford Herring)
Herring, Sarah S. W F 39 wife GA GA SC1900 Census District 58, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Herring, Benjamin B. head W M Apr 1839 61 M 39yrs GA SC SC
Herring, Nancy wife W F Mar 1836 64 M 38yrs 0 ch;0 lvg GA GA SC
Barnabus Benjamin Herring-19103
1850 Census Harbins, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
James G. ? Herring 43 M SC
Margaret E. Herring 38 F SC
Frederick Herring 12 M GA (RIN 19114)
Benjamin B. 11 M GA (RIN 19103)
Nancy E. Herring 9 F GA
Sarah A. Herring 4 F GA
James R. Herring 6 M GA
William H. Herring 2 M GA
1762. James A. Jackson-19102
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=GAM432_71-0319&pid=18692850&ssrc=&fn=Mary&ln=Jackson&st=g
1850 Census 36th Div, Cates Dist, Gwinett Co., Georgia
Seaborn J. Jackson 44 M W Farmer GA
India 48 F W GA
Mary Jackson 82 F W GA (Seaborn's mother)
Mary 17 F W GA (Seaborn's dau)
James no age given M race not given birth state not given - even the name looks scratched through
Richard A. Jackson 16 M W farmer GA
Nancy 14 F W GA
Elizabeth 12 F W GA
Sarah 10 F W GA
Martha 4 F GAAt first, I (Janie) thought the listing of James might have been an error, but Grady Langley's research says that Seaborn did have a son, James A. Jackson.
1850 Census Harbins, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
James G. ? Herring 43 M SC
Margaret E. Herring 38 F SC
Frederick Herring 12 M GA (RIN 19114)
Benjamin B. 11 M GA (RIN 19103)
Nancy E. Herring 9 F GA
Sarah A. Herring 4 F GA
James R. Herring 6 M GA
William H. Herring 2 M GAhttp://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=6742&iid=GAT9_150-0072&pid=8648242&ssrc=&fn=H.+Ford&ln=Herring&st=g
1880 Census Dist 125, Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Herring, H. Fred W M 43 GA SC SC (this is mis-indexed as H. Ford Herring)
Herring, Sarah S. W F 39 wife GA GA SC
(Next hh is his brother Barnabus Benjamin and his wife Nancy Caroline Jackson)1900 Census Bay Creek, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Herring, Hiram F. head W M Dec 1836 63 M 21yrs GA SC SC
Herring, Sarah S. wife W F Dec 1840 59 M 21yrs 0 ch; 0 lvg GA GA SC
Smith, Snowey niece W F Dec 1882 17 S GA GA GA
Note from Bobbie Kinsey Jackson:
"Found in an abstract of the 'Inferior Court Min. for Ordinary Purpose 1819-1861' the following:
p40 Booker J Jackson granted letter of guardinship for Hope Jackson, Security Edward Jackson, Jan 1839 (Hope Jackson was son of Abraham Jackson son of Edward Jackson)
"Gwinett Co Records as Recorded in Athens GA Newspapers 1827-1849 letters of administration on the estate of Abraham Jackson by Booker J Jackson 3 April 1840."
866. Little Berry Jackson-10426
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=GAM432_71-0319&pid=18692850&ssrc=&fn=Mary&ln=Jackson&st=g
1850 Census Cates, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Little B. Jackson 40 M W Farmer 300 GA
Nata H. Jackson 32 F W GA
John N. Jackson 19 M W farmer GA
Elizabeth Jackson 16 F W GA
Edward F. Jackson 12 M W GA
Nancy Jackson 10 F W GA
Rebecca Jackson 8 F W GA
George W. Jackson 5 M W GA
(His married dau Jane Jackson Kicker is in the next hh, same page.)Littleberry's brother Seaborn was listed on the same census sheet:
http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=GAM432_71-0319&fn=John+H&ln=Jackson&st=r&ssrc=&pid=18692816http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7667&iid=GAM653_125-0300&fn=Little+B&ln=Jackson&st=r&ssrc=&pid=11199880
1860 Census Dist 406, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Post Office: Pinkneyville; enumerated 24th day of Aug 1860
#1063 #1063 Edward Jackson 25 M GA [RIN 18028]
Amy Jackson 20 F GA [RIN 18879]
Hiram Jackson 3 M GA [RIN 18879]
Luela Jackson 11 F GA (I don't know yet who this is)
Little B. Jackson 50 M 800 800 GA [RIN 10426]
Natty Jackson 48 F GA [RIN 11081]
George Jackson 17 M GA (Little B's son & Edward's bro: RIN 18031)
#1063 #1063 Rebecca Massey 35 F 1800 GA (I don't yet know why the Massey family was numbered with Edward's family)
William Massey 16 M GA
Nancy Massey 15 F GA
Julia Massey 12 F GA
Mary Massey 7 F GA
Martha Massey 5 F GA
Jane Massey 2 F GA
The above folks are all indexed as one family group. (By 1870 Rebecca, Martha and Jane are in Clayton Co., Georgia.)1870 Census Pickneyville, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Jackson, L. B. 61 M -- farmer 800 450 GA
Jackson, Natia 56 F -- keeping house GA
Jackson, Larence 12 -- -- at school GA
Jackson, James 9 M GA
Jackson, Virginnia 7 F -- GA
Strickland, Charles 51 M -- Huckster GA
(Little Berry's dau Jane is on this same census sheet.)On the Georgia Mortality Schedule (http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/gwinnett/census/1880/mortgwin.txt) he is listed as just Berry Jackson, so he may have normally used just his middle name. He died from paralysis.
Notes from Grady Langley 29 Feb 2008: "Nata's parents have not been identified with certainty by any Langley researcher that I know of. Most believe the parents are Thomas and Nancy Langley. They are found in Jackson Co. as early as 1809. Supposedly they lived near the community of Braselton. That location is still in Jackson Co. today, but not far from Auburn where Edward Jackson lived. Feel free to use the "probable" parents of Nata Harris Langley Jackson on your web site. I only ask that you qualify that info as not proven.
"Thomas and Nancy Langley moved from Jackson Co. to Gwinnett Co. about 1827 and probably settled just south of Lawrenceville. Edward Jackson and family relocated also, to just south of Grayson in Gwinnett Co. -- again, not far from the Langley's.
"Evidence that Nancy is the mother of Nata, and Thomas T., etc. is that she is listed in the 1850 census of Gwinnett Co. living next door to Enoch Langley and his family as well as Jeptha Langley and his family. Enoch and Jeptha are her sons, and brothers of Nata. Nancy is shown as a widow in this census. She was also there in the 1840 census with children in the household, one possibly was Nata, but unfortunately that census only has the names of household heads and counts family members by age brackets. There was not husband listed in that census.
"Keep in mind that it is still theory that the Jackson's and Langley's were acquaintances back in Jackson Co.
"I have found that her first husband was James Davis -- at least I think this was the same Nata mentioned above. I found this bit of info in the Meyers Collection in the Georgia State Archives. So, Little Berry M. Jackson was her second husband. I don't have an exact marriage date, but it was certainly 1930 or earlier since her first child was born Sept. 1830. This certainly does not agree with the birth year of 1818-1819 mentioned earlier. Surely she was older than 11 or 12 when she married -- and her second marriage at that. But, such marriages were legal back then, and known to happen."
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Janie: Her estimated age on the census records varied each year. In 1850 she was 32, in 1860 she was 48, in 1870 she was 56 and in 1880 she was 62.
1773. George W. Jackson-18031
1850 Census 36th Div, Cates Dist, Gwinnett Co., Georgia
Little B. Jackson 40 M GA (1810)
Nata H. Jackson 32 F GA (1818)
John N. Jackson 19 M GA
Elizabeth Jackson 14 F GA
Edward ? Jackson 12 M GA
Nancy Jackson 10 F GA
Rebecca Jackson 8 F GA
George W. 5 M GAFrom J. D. Hysler's site: "George was a soldier in the Confederate Army He died in the army field hospital from wounds received in battle."
From Grady Langley: "Edward's brother George, was supposedly George Washington Jackson. One researcher has his birth as March 24, 1843, Gwinnett Co., GA. George was wounded at Crampton Pass during the Civil War, and died in the US Army hospital Oct. 16, 1862 at Burkettsville, MD. This according to Elizabeth (Betty) Barbour, a Jackson descendant. According to researcher Robert Emmett Langley, Sr, George may have never married.
1850 Census Murray Co., Georgia
Claborn Jackson 35 M Farming RIN 10427
Martha Jackson 31 F
Robert C. Jackson 12 M
Elizabeth Jackson 9 F
George W. Jackson 6 M
Leonard O. Jackson 4 M
Alfred C. Jackson 2 M
All born in Georgia1860 Census Eastern Subdivision, Franklin, Alabama
Post Office: Spruce Pine
Caliborn Jackson 46 M GA
Martha Jackson 41 F GA
Geo W Jackson 16 M GA
Mary E Jackson 18 F GA
Leonard T Jackson 14 M GA
Alfred C Jackson 10 M GA
Saphrona M Jackson 7 F GA
Berry T Jackson 6 M GA
Martha J Jackson 4 F GA
Joel E Jackson 2 M MS
1870 Census Twp 3 Range 14, Colbert Co., Alabama
P. O. Dickson
Jackson, Martha 53 F W keeping house GA
Jackson, Leonard 22 M W farm laborer GA
Jackson, Alfred 19 M W farm laborer Ga
Jackson, Berry 17 M W farm laborer Ga
Jackson, Martha 12 F W GA
Jackson, Joel 10 M W works on farm MS
Jackson, Matilda 8 F W AL
Coke, Lou 16 F W GA
(Claiborne may have died; is not with family. Youngest dau born abt Civil War Time)1880 Census Dist 2, Alcorn Co., Mississippi
Jackson, Martha W F 68 keeping hs GA SC SC
Jackson, Mar. J. W F 23 dau works on farm GA GA GA (Martha Jane)
Jackson, Joel E. W M 21 son works on farm MS GA GA
Jackson, Frances W F 18 dau at home AL GA GA
Paton, Henry W M 2 gr-son MS blank MS
Haywood, Joel W M 2 gr-son MS blank MSIn 1880 her son Berry is living next hh to his mother in Alcorn Co., MS.
1776. George W. Jackson-17403
1860 Census Eastern Subdivision, Franklin, Alabama
Post Office: Spruce Pine
Caliborn Jackson 46 M GA
Martha Jackson 41 F GA
*Geo W Jackson 16 M GA
Mary E Jackson 18 F GA
Leonard T Jackson 14 M GA
Alfred C Jackson 10 M GA
Saphrona M Jackson 7 F GA
Berry T Jackson 6 M GA
Martha J Jackson 4 F GA
Joel E Jackson 2 M MSFrom research of Bobbie Kinsey Jackson:
ARMY ARGUS & CRISIS, AL 1864, record shows G. W. Jackson, Sgt. 5th AL Calvary, Co. E, killed in action. This is the unit that Claiborne and Lenard Owen Jackson were in.
1778. Alfred C. Jackson-17404
1850 Census Murray Co., Georgia
Claborn Jackson 35 M Farming
Martha Jackson 31 F
Robert C. Jackson 12 M
Elizabeth Jackson 9 F
George W. Jackson 6 M
Leonard O. Jackson 4 M
Alfred C. Jackson 2 M
All born in Georgia1860 Census Eastern Subdivision, Franklin, Alabama
Post Office: Spruce Pine
Caliborn Jackson 46 M GA
Martha Jackson 41 F GA
Geo W Jackson 16 M GA
Mary E Jackson 18 F GA
Leonard T Jackson 14 M GA
*Alfred C Jackson 10 M GA
Saphrona M Jackson 7 F GA
Berry T Jackson 6 M GA
Martha J Jackson 4 F GA
Joel E Jackson 2 M MS1870 Census Twp 3 Range 14, Colbert Co., Alabama
P. O. Dickson
Jackson, Martha 53 F W keeping house GA
Jackson, Leonard 22 M W farm laborer GA
*Jackson, Alfred 19 M W farm laborer Ga
Jackson, Berry 17 M W farm laborer Ga
Jackson, Martha 12 F W GA
Jackson, Joel 10 M W works on farm Mississippi
Jackson, Matilda 8 F W AL
Coke, Lou 16 F W GANote from Bobbie Kinsey Jackson: "Marriage record, Alabama, Colbert Co, Book A 1867-1874, p 126:
Alfred Jackson & Catherine Anderson, 6 Aug 1871. Family legend says that Alfred moved to Arkansas with Lenard O. Jackson and was killed when a tree fell on him while cutting wood."
1781. Martha J. Jackson-17407
Martha Jane was found in the 1880 census living with her mother, Martha, in Alcorn Co., Mississippi. She was widowed by then but was listed as a Jackson on the census.
1783. Frances Matilda Jackson-17426
1870 Census Twp 3 Range 14, Colbert Co., Alabama
P. O. Dickson
Jackson, Martha 53 F W keeping house GA
Jackson, Leonard 22 M W farm laborer GA
Jackson, Alfred 19 M W farm laborer GA
Jackson, Berry 17 M W farm laborer GA
Jackson, Martha 12 F W GA
Jackson, Joel 10 M W works on farm MS
*Jackson, Matilda 8 F W AL
Coke, Lou 16 F W GA (should be Coker)
(Claiborne may have died; is not with family. Youngest dau born abt Civil War Time)1880 Census Dist 2, Alcorn Co., Mississippi
Jackson, Martha W F 68 keeping hs GA SC SC
Jackson, Mar. J. W F 23 dau works on farm GA GA GA (Martha Jane)
Jackson, Joel E. W M 21 son works on farm MS GA GA
*Jackson, Frances W F 18 dau at home AL GA GA
Paton, Henry W M 2 gr-son MS blank MS
Haywood, Joel W M 2 gr-son MS blank MS
871. Hugh Jackson-10608
From Regina Jackson Gerspacher: Hugh Jackson moved to Tennessee before 1812. During the War of 1812, Hugh was a private in the 2nd Regiment West Tennessee Militia. The 2nd Regiment West Tennessee Militia was with Andrew Jackson at the battle of New Orleans.
According to Bob Mitchell: "Living in Stewart Co. in 1820, Gibson Co. in 1830, Madison Co. in 1840 and Gibson Co. in 1850. Gibson and Madison Counties share a common border, north for Madison and south for Gibson, Hugh Jackson's land was situated on or near this line near the current Crockett Co. line."
1850 Census Dist 16, Gibson Co., Tennessee
Hugh Jackson 60 M farmer NC abt 1790
Mary Jackson 40 or 49 F TN abt 1801 or 1810
Henry Jackson 18 M farmer TN abt 1832
Iby or Ily Jackson 20 TN abt 1830
James Jackson 16} farmer TN abt 1834
William Jackson 16} farmer TN abt 1834
Elizabeth Jackson 14 TN abt 1836
Andrew Jackson 12 TN abt 1838
Jane Jackson 10 F TN abt 1840
Candis Jackson 6 F TN abt 1844
David Jackson 2 M TN abt 1848
The brackets are on the original image which could mean they are twins.
For the question regarding persons over the age of 20 years of age who cannot read and write, both Hugh and Mary were indicated.
Hugh and Mary are hh #452; several hh away at #473 is Hugh's widowed sister, Delilah Elizabeth Jackson Raines, living in the hh of her son David Raines.