866. Rebecca Jackson-6194
From the book: Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte, "Bela and Rebecca (Jackson) Johnson settled in Hallowell."
1736. Polly Johnson-6339
As per an email from Elizabeth Archer, "Mary and Polly may be the same person as Polly was quite comonly used as another name for Mary."
1737. Mary Johnson-6424
As per an email from Elizabeth Archer, "Mary and Polly may be the same person as Poly was quite comonly used as another name for Mary. Mary was a Methodist. The marriage between Mary Johnson and John Cole was performed by Rev. D. McMullen and their witnessess were John Ferguson of Picton and Bela Johnson of Hallowell."
As per an email from Elizabeth Archer, John was a member of the Universalist Religion.
1738. Rebecca Johnson-6340
As per an email from Elizabeth Archer, Rebecca is found in the 1880 Census living with her brother Searing in Hallowell, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. She was a member of the Universalist religion and was a weaver by profession.
868. Stephen Jackson III-14097
Note by Bob Mitchell: Was living in Sumter Co., Alabama in 1850 near Richard A. Jackson, son of John and Rebecca Rushing Jackson.
Note by Bob Mitchell: Emily lists her home state as Kentucky on 1850 and 1860 US Census records, but in 1870 she listed Tennessee. Emily, listed as Ema, was the head of the household in 1870. The family apparently left Sumter County between 1870 and 1880 as they are not listed on the Sumter County Census in 1880.
Janie: Emma apparently had trouble knowing where she was born! In the 1880 Census below she was born in Virginia.
1870 Census Belmont, Sumter Co., Alabama
Jackson, Erma 42 F W Tennessee
Jackson, Tempey 21 F W AL
Jackson, John 13 M W AL
Jackson, Steve 11 M W AL
Jackson, Charles 9 M W AL
Jackson, Annie 6 F W AL
Jackson, Abner 3 M W AL
(There may be another census listing for this family in Southern Div, Livingston, Sumter Co., Alabama)1880 Census Dist 100, Precinct 6, Smith Co., Texas
Jackson, Emma W F 50 Wd keeps house VA blank blank
Jackson, Stephen W M 21 son single farming AL blank VA
Jackson, Annie W F 15 dau single at home AL blank VA
Jackson, Abner W M 12 son works on farm AL blank VA
McMillon, Sallie W F 28 dau Wd at home AL blank VA
McMillon, Edgar W M 10 Gr-son at home AL GA AL
McMillon, Emma W F 8 Gr-dau AL GA AL
McMillon, Stephen W M 6 Gr-son AL GA AL
McMillon, Janie W F 3 Gr-dau AL GA AL
1744. Charles S. 'Charlie' Jackson-14218
1870 Census Belmont, Sumter Co., Alabama
Jackson, Erma 42 F W Tennessee
Jackson, Tempey 21 F W AL
Jackson, John 13 M W AL
Jackson, Steve 11 M W AL
Jackson, Charles 9 M W AL
Jackson, Annie 6 F W AL
Jackson, Abner 3 M W AL
(There may be another census listing for this family in Southern Div, Livingston, Sumter Co., Alabama)Charlie' is 18 years old, single, working on a farm next hh to his brother John's family.
On the 1930 Census Dist 100, Precinct 6, Smith Co., Texas, there is a James A. Jackson, age 62, widowed, born in Alabama. He is listed as a boarder, but that is lined through.
1746. Abner Jackson-14220
1880 Census Dist 100, Precinct 6, Smith Co., Texas
Jackson, Emma W F 50 Wd keeps house VA blank blank
Jackson, Stephen W M 21 son single farming AL blank VA
Jackson, Annie W F 15 dau single at home AL blank VA
Jackson, Abner W M 12 son works on farm AL blank VA
McMillon, Sallie W F 28 dau Wd at home AL blank VA
McMillon, Edgar W M 10 Gr-son at home AL GA AL
McMillon, Emma W F 8 Gr-dau AL GA AL
McMillon, Stephen W M 6 Gr-son AL GA AL
McMillon, Janie W F 3 Gr-dau AL GA AL
870. Martha Jackson-24631
Research of Martha's family provided by Bob Mitchell. Bob writes: This Martha Jackson is believed to be the daughter of Stephen Jackson, Jr. This conjecture is based upon a son named Stephen Jackson Connell.
1751. Stephen Jackson Connell-24633
1860 U.S. Census Lancaster, South Carolina
Birth Year: abt 1834
Birthplace: South Carolina
Post Office: Hickory Head
Stephen J Connel 26
Mary J Connel 18
Robt J Connel 3
Isabella J Connel 2
Col. John Franklin Stanfield Jr.-10410
According to Bob Mitchell:
Was a Captain in the Revolutionary War from Anson Co., NC. Move to Maury Co., Tennessee where he died. Was referred to as COL Stanfield in his later years. Name is seen spelled as Stanfill in some census records.
1753. Jonathan Jackson Stanfield-10522
According to Bob Mitchell:
Was listed as Jonathan J. Stanfill in 1830 Hickman Co., Tennessee census
872. Isaac Jackson-10455
According to Bob Mitchell:
Deed Book O page 95 - Aug 14,1811 - Isaac Jackson to his daughter Phillippi Jackson - two slave girls named Lucy & Tamer
Deed Book R page 165 - Jan 18,1812 - Isaac Jackson to James Rorie - $562 for slave girl named Nelly & her child Moria
Deed Book O page 94 - Feb 14,1812 - Isaac Jackson to his daughter Sophia Jackson - slave woman Cillar & her children, Samuel & Hampton
Deed Book O page 93 - Aug 14,1811 - Isaac Jackson to his daughter Sarah Jackson - slave woman Jane & her children, Lewis & Easter
Earlier I had a birth date of 25 Jun 1770 until I realized that would have caused her to be married at age 12. That may have been possible in those days, but it is so doubtful, that I am removing the birth date hoping that a more likely birth date will be found.
1761. Sophia Jackson-10712
According to Bob Mitchell:
Deed Book O page 94 - Feb 14,1812 - Isaac Jackson to his daughter Sophia Jackson - slave woman Cillar & her children,Samuel & Hampton
1763. Philippi A. Jackson-10714
According to Bob Mitchell:
Deed Book O page 95 - Aug 14,1811 - Isaac Jackson to his daughter Phillippi Jackson - two slave girls named Lucy & Tamer
873. Hulda Jackson-10456
The Pension Application of Huldah Hill, widow of John Hill is long and I won't copy it here. It can be found at http://southerncampaign.org/pen/index.htm .
The application is dated 3 Feb 1838 from Anson Co., NC. In it she states she has remained unmarried since his death, he was in the service two or three years before their marriage and at least 3 months after their marriage. She gives John's birthdate 4 Feb 1749; location, Halifax County, NC, and his date of death was 14 Aug 1817. Date of their marriage was 4 Aug 1781. Also mentions that her parents opposed their marriage because she had not known him long, but John sent a young boy to get her and she left the family home without the parents knowledge or permission to marry him. Their marriage was performed by Stephen Miller J.P. and James Duncan a witness. She mentions her brother Isaac Jackson, her brother Capt. Jonathan Jackson, her father Col. John Jackson. Her husband had been taken prisioner and parolled. Her father and brothers are now deceased. She offers the large family Bible as a record of the family:
John Hill the son of John Hill &Huldah Hill was born the 9th day of January 1781,
Sara Hill the Daughter of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 23rd day April, 1783
Abraham Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 22nd day of July 1786,
Isaac Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the ninth day of January 1788,
Jacob Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 21st day December 1790
Elizabeth Hill the Daughter of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 12th day of November 1793
Jonathan J. Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 9th day of January 1795,
Jonathan Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 27th of February 1797,
Huldah Hill the Daughter of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 6th day of October 1799,
William Hill the son of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 7th day of September 1804,
Rebehah Hill the Daughter of John Hill & Huldah Hill his wife was born the 23rd day of April 1809,
That her husband John Hill died the 14th day of August 1817,Sworn & subscribed before me the day of February 1839. S/ J. Gordon, JP
Huldah Hill, X her mark
State of North Carolina, Anson County: Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions July Term 1845 By Norfleet D. Boggan Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Anson County certify that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited to said court that
Huldah Hill widow of John Hill died on the 28th day of August 1840
and left John Hill, Isaac Hill, Jacob Hill, Jonathan J. Hill, Huldah Hill and William Hill who survived her.
Note from Bob Mitchell:
John Hill, another early Methodist minister of the area.See his wife's Notes for a listing of his children from the family Bible which is listed in her application for Pension on his behalf.
1764. John Hill-20480
John is mentioned as a surviving son in his mother's 1840 pension application.
1773. William Hill-20485
William was mentioned as surviving his mother's 1840 death as per her pension application.
883. 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.
885. Mary 'Polly' Kendrick 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..."
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)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.
Copied from: http://files.usgwarchives.net/la/union/obits/1859auld.txt
Submitted for the Union Parish Louisiana USGenWeb Archives by T. D. Hudson, 3/2004=================================================================================
1859 Obituary of John Fields Auld & Mary Jackson Auld of Union Parish LouisianaNew Orleans Christian Advocate, issue of 16 or 23 Nov 1859, No. 43, page 2, Column 2:
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NOTE: John Fields Auld left Anson County North Carolina and moved to what is now Lowndes County Alabama in the latter 1820s. He sold his farm there in 1834, and by November 1835, he had settled in Kemper County Mississippi. John Fields Auld's eldest son Elijah Michael Auld had married Margaret Jane Ward in 1830. Margaret's brother David Ward was one of the earliest settlers of what is now Union Parish, as he settled there in February 1837. Elijah Michael Auld and his father-in-law Elisha Ward, Sr. joined David Ward in north Louisiana in the spring of 1838. In 1841, John F. Auld sold his Mississippi farm and moved to Claiborne Parish, where he lived until the early 1850s. At that time, he moved to eastern Union Parish, presumably to be near his four sons who lived there: Elijah Michael Auld, James Alexander Auld, Sherwood A. Auld, and Washington C. Auld. Some descendents claim that John and Mary Auld died in a carriage accident, but I have never seen any documentation for this.
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'Lovely and beautiful in their lives in death they were not divided.'
Died, on the 28th of August 1859, JOHN F. AULD and MARY AULD (Mary Jackson.) They were born in Anson county, N.C. Father Auld was born 1788, Mother Auld, 1791. They married in Anson county, moved to Alabama, thence to Union parish Louisiana, where they departed this life full assurance of a blessed immortaility. At an early age they professed religion and joined the M.E. Church, of which they lived consistent members till death.
It may be said of them, "they were one." Together they lived - together they died. As they had borne the burden and heat of the day of life together, they desired and prayed to be released at the same time. God granted them their desire. One did not know that the other's spirit had departed. Together their spirits ascended, and now rest in the bosom of their Redeemer. D. P. Cullin
889. 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."
890. Mahala 'Alsy' Jackson-10420
Bill Couch's site has Mahala's DOB 1781 and DOD 1885.
Georgia Marriages to 1850
Name: David Rutherford
Spouse: Alcy Myers
Marriage Date: 6 Oct 1808
Marriage County: Jackson
Marriage State: Georgia
John was said to be one of the first settlers of Rossville, Walker Co., Georgia prior to 1848-1850.