1957. Philip Henry Jackson-10485
Next household to John and Temperance is their son, Philip:
1850 Census District 2, Montgomery, Alabama
Philip Jackson 21 M NC
Elizabeth Jackson 17 AL
William H. Jackson 5/12 M ALI have not found them in the 1860 or 1870 census.
I did find this record in 1880 but have no assurance that this is the same family. Noted here just in case.
1880 Census Dist 140, Pine Level, Montgomery Co., Alabama
Jackson, Phillip W M 51 farmer NC NC NC
Jackson, E. R. W F 47 wife keeps house AL AL AL
Jackson, Martha W F 15 dau at home AL NC AL
Jackson, W. H. W M 25 son farmer AL NC AL
Jackson, Ada E. W F 13 dau at home AL NC AL
Jackson, P. H. Jr. W M 9 son AL NC AL
1959. John Kirby Jackson-10487
1850 Census District 2, Montgomery, Alabama
John Jackson 42 M NC
Temperance Jackson 41 F NC
*John Jackson 17 M NC
Jesse Jackson 15 M NC
William Jackson 14 M AL
Ellen Jackson 9 F AL
Benjamin Jackson 8 M AL
Andrew Jackson 6 M AL
Emily Jackson 3 F AL
James Jackson 1 M AL1860 Census Dist 2, Montgomery Co., Alabama
*John K. Jackson 27 M NC
Susan Jackson 21 F AL
Elizabeth Jackson 4 F AL
James Jackson 2 M ALCopied from Joe Burval's site Sullivan Family of Georgia and Florida: http://www.burval.net/sullivan-pp/p24.htm
"[S270] Estelle V. Lencses, "John Kirby Jackson - Elizabeth Jane Hufham family group sheet", supplied December, 1992 by Estelle V. Lencses, 7845 Camino Real #308, Miami, Florida 33143. This sheet contains the family of John K. Jackson and Elizabeth J. Hufham. Estelle Vining Lencses who prepared this sheet was the grand-daughter of of John K and Elizabeth through their daughter Effie Jane who married Nathaniel Vining."1880 Census Dist 80, Lafayette Co, Florida This census attributed to an unknown G. L. Jackson has been proved to be John Kirby Jackson because the same wife & children are John Kirby's in the Florida State 1885 census!
Jackson, G. L. W M 47 NC NC NC
Jackson, Elizabeth W F 40 wife AL NC SC
Jackson, Martha W F 19 dau AL NC NC (dau of 1st wife)
Jackson, Lee Andrew W M 12 son AL NC NC
Jackson, Eliza Jane W F 11 dau AL NC NC
Jackson, John W M 10 son FL NC NC
Jackson, Jos. W M 8 son FL NC NC
Jackson, S. N. W M 7 son FL NC NC (Sarah Martha)
Jackson, S. A. W F 5 dau FL NC NC (Susan Arabella)
Jackson, W. H. W M 3 son FL NC NC (William Henry)
Jackson, M. C. W F 1 dau FL NC NC (Mary Carnelia)
and a 27 year old school teacher who was boarding with them; last name not givennext household: This is prob a son of the above G. L. (John Kirby) Jackson - right age
1880 Census Dist 80, Lafayette Co, Florida
Jackson, J. N. W M 21 AL NC NC birth loc agrees with Martha above This is James M., s/o John Kirby & Susan.
Jackson, Mary C. W F 26 wife GA GA GA (on the 1885 census she gives her birth location as SC as does her mother.)
Jackson, Susan W F 2mos May written in dau FL AL GA1885 Florida State Census Notes
A. The census year begins June 1, 1884 and ends May 31, 1885
B. Includes all persons living on the 1st day of June 1885. No others will. Children born since June 1, 1885 will be OMITTED. Folks who have DIED since June 1, 1885 will be INCLUDED.1885 FLORIDA STATE CENSUS Lafayette Co., Florida
J. K. Jackson W M 43 head SC SC SC
Elizabeth Jackson W F 40 wife AL AL AL
Martha Jackson W F 23 dgh AL SC AL
Lee Jackson W M 18 son AL SC AL
Eliza Jackson W F 17 dgh AL SC AL (abt 1868)
Franklin Jackson W M 15 son FL SC AL (abt 1870) so somtime 1868 or later, the family moved to Florida)
Joseph Jackson W M 13 son FL SC AL
Sarah Jackson W F 12 dgh FL SC AL
Susan Jackson W F 10 dgh FL SC AL
Mary Jackson W F 6 dgh FL SC AL
Martha Jackson W F 4 dgh FL SC ALnext hh: 1885 FLORIDA STATE CENSUS Lafayette Co., Florida
James Jackson W M 27 head FL SC AL (James M.)
May A' Jackson W F 31 wife SC SC SC
Susan ? Jackson W F 5 dgh FL FL SC
May E Jackson W F 2 dgh FL FL SC
Mary Cathson? W F 64 or 69? Border Wd SC SC SCIn 1900, two households from Joseph:
1900 Census Dist 73, Mayo, Lafayette Co., Florida
Jackson, John head W M ??? 1833 68 M 45yrs* NC NC NC (month could be May) John Kirby #10487
Jackson, Elizabeth wife W F July 1839 60 M 45yrs* 9ch;8lvg AL AL AL
Jackson, Martha E. dau W F July 1861 28 S AL NC AL (dau of John & 1st wife)
Jackson, Sallie M. dau W F Mar 1873 26 S FL NC AL
Jackson, Mary C. dau W F May 1879 21 S FL NC AL
Jackson, Mattie F. dau W F Jun 1881 18 S FL NC AL
*...this would give a date of marriage abt 1855 which is the date of John's marriage to his first wife Susan Briggs.
4222. Martha E. Jackson-14668
Shantelle Grace's site has ALT name for her: Martha Jane Jackson.
4231. Martha 'Mattie' Florance Jackson-15432
The Florida State 1895 Census is the only place I found her name as Martha. And in her death record her middle name was spelled with an 'a' in Florance.
George was a Pentacostal minister.
1960. Jesse Lewis Jackson-10488
1850 Census District 2, Montgomery, Alabama
John Jackson 42 M NC
Temperance Jackson 41 F NC
John Jackson 17 M NC
*Jesse Jackson 15 M NC
William Jackson 14 M AL
Ellen Jackson 9 F AL
Benjamin Jackson 8 M AL
Andrew Jackson 6 M AL
Emily Jackson 3 F AL
James Jackson 1 M AL1880 Census Dist 80, Lafayette Co, Florida
Jackson, J. L. W M 44 NC NC NC Jesse Lewis #10488
Jackson, Martha D. W F 20 dau AL NC GA
Jackson, illegible W M son AL NC GA (age looks like 13; could be something else)
Jackson Mary E. W F 11 dau FL NC GA
Jackson, Mattie F. W F 10months granddau teething FL FL FL (no indication of who the parents might be)
(Jesse's wife Martha Jane had died in 1875. Martha D - they may have called her Martha Dona for short.)The following notes by Linda Garner:
"Confederate Military Records show that Jesse L. Jackson enlisted as Pvt. 9 May 1862, at Dublin, Alabama, Co., D, 3rd. Battalion, Hilliard's Legion. Hilliard's Legion was dissolved 25 November 1863 and parts of the First and Third were consolidated and formed the 60th. AL, under Col. J.W.A. Sanford. Jesse was a farmer, living in Oak Grove, Alabama, age 27, married. Jesse was wounded severely in the right hand 16 July 1864 in the trenches near Petersburg, Virginia, causing the loss of the middle fingers."Report of Lt. Col. John W.A. Sanford, Third Battalion, Hilliard's (AL) Legion in the field, near Chattanooga, 26 September 1863. On the 19th, a line of battle was formed on the banks of Chicamauga Creek. They began to advance on the 20th., with 211 enlisted men and 18 officers, 229 in all. Of this number 4 were killed and 42 wounded. The conduct of the officers and men during the battle cannot be to highly commended. All did their duty so well that it is difficult to mention one as particularly distinguished wihtout being unjust to others. Among the enlisted men, Jesse L. Jackson of Co. D, acted with notable courage. Jesse was paroled in Montgomery Co., AL, 1 June 1865.
"Jesse and Martha resided in Montgomery Co., Alabama until 1867, when he and brother John Kirby removed to Lafayette Co., Florida. Martha Jane died 1875, Mayo, Lafayette Co., FL. Jesse died 8 January 1885. Both are buried in Maypop Cemetery, Lafayette Co., FL."
1962. Lou Ellen (Lavenia) Jackson-10490
The following census copied from the LDS site has errors in the transcription. I have checked the actual image and noted corrections.
1880 Census Dublin, Montgomery, Alabama
Seaborn J. PEARSON Self M Male W 45 GA Farmer GA GA
Lavinca E. PEARSON Wife M Female W 39 GA Keeping House NC NC (her birth state shows AL)
Emily PEARSON Dau S Female W 15 GA Keeping House GA AL (ALL the children's birth state shows AL, not GA!)
David F. PEARSON Son S Male W 13 GA GA AL
Wm. A. PEARSON Son S Male W 7 GA GA AL
Temperance N PEARSON Dau S Female W 4 GA GA AL
Susan I. PEARSON Dau S Female W 9M GA GA AL
Family History Library Film 1254027
NA Film Number T9-0027
Page Number 499A
On this 1880 census Lou Ellen (Lavenia) Jackson & husband Seaborn J. Pierson are living next hh to her brother Benjamin and his wife Candasier Jane.
1963. Benjamin D. Jackson-10491
David Cowher has Benjamin's middle initial as 'D'. So does the record of Kim Poole sent by Cecil Revell. Kim's record "Benjamin D. Jackson, born December 12, 1842, in Dublin, Montgomery Co., Alabama. He married Jane Sloan." So this appears to be a conflict in his wife's name, but later info in Candasier's Notes explains this.
A descendant, Janis Owens posted this: "This is my gggrandmother. Her name is Candasier Jane Troxel (sometimes listed as Stronxill or a variation.) She was from Kentucky, married Ben when he was stationed in KY in the Civil War. She was a Cherokee Indian from the KY Troxel family." And this gggranddaughter has verified that the 1900 census below is the right Benjamin and his family. A potential problem I saw is that in the 1900 census it is said that Candace had six children. The gggrandaughter says Benjamin and Candasier had 7 children. And finding the 1880 census with the older 4 children plus George who is the same George with two other children in the 1900 census, verifies that Candasier did have 7 children.
1850 Census District 2, Montgomery, Alabama
John Jackson 42 M NC
Temperance Jackson 41 F NC
John Jackson 17 M NC
Jesse Jackson 15 M NC
William Jackson 14 M AL
Ellen Jackson 9 F AL
*Benjamin Jackson 8 M AL
Andrew Jackson 6 M AL
Emily Jackson 3 F AL
James Jackson 1 M AL1880 Census Dublin, Montgomery, Alabama
Ben B. JACKSON Self M Male W 37 GA Farmer NC NC (GA?! This is an error on LDS site. Actual image is ditto for AL
Jane JACKSON Wife M Female W 20 KY Keeping House KY KY image shows 20 but must be error
Jas. F. JACKSON Son S Male W 13 AL Field Hand AL KY image shows KY was written over AL and goes with the story.
Wm. D JACKSON Son S Male W 12 AL Field Hand AL KY image shows ditto for born in KY also
John H. JACKSON Son S Male W 9 AL AL KY image shows start of AL births with John H.
Tempie J. JACKSON Dau S Female W 5 AL AL KY
George W. JACKSON Son S Male W 1 AL AL KY
Family History Library Film 1254027
NA Film Number T9-0027
Page Number 499A
On the above 1880 census, next hh to Ben & Jane is Benjamin's sister, Lou Ellen (Lavenia) Jackson & husband Seaborn J. Pierson (spelled Pearson on the census record.) This proves to me that this 1880 census is indeed the right Ben for John Lewis Jackson's son.1900 Census Dist 53, Holley, Coffee Co., Alabama
Jackson, Benjamin D. head W M Dec 1842 57 M35yrs AL NC NC
Jackson, Candace J. wife W F Aug 1847 53 M35yrs 6ch;6lvg KY KY KY
Jackson, George W. son W M Sept 1880 19 S AL AL KY
Jackson, Mary E. dau W F Sept 1883 16 S AL AL KY
Jackson, Ida J. dau W F May 1889 11 S AL AL KY
(Is this the same person as Jane Sloan - YES, see notes for Candasier Jane)
On this census page Benjamin's dau Temperance Jane Jackson Ammons is living next hh to Benjamin and Candasier. Candasier neither reads or write but Benjamin does.Janis Owens writes: "Benjamin and brothers fought in CSA in same Alabama regiment - 3 Batt'n Hilliard's Legion, Alabama Volunteers. Ben was corporal. John Kirby Jackson (Ben's brother) was a sergeant and all the brothers distinguished themselves in service (and survived till Appomattox; not a small feat). Candacy is buried at Piney Grove in Geneva County, under tombstone that reads C. J. Jackson, wife of B. D. Jackson. He is assumed to be buried next to her, but his grave isn't marked.
"Uncle Elbert told me such sweet stories about old Ben that I am fond of him. When his wife Canadasier was old and infirm, he built her a wheelchair made of a dining room chair and wagon wheels so she could get around."
Candasier 'Candacy' Jane Troxell-14966
This was copied from a post-em on a rootsweb chart for Benjamin B. Jackson:
"This is my gggrandmother. Her name is Candasier Jane Troxel (sometimes listed as Stronxill or a variation.) She was from Kentucky, married Ben when he was stationed in KY in the Civil War. She was a Cherokee Indian from the KY Troxel family."An email from the above descendant states that "Candasy Jane Hardwick was daughter of Mary Jane Troxell. Candasy was born in August 1847 and her mother married Samuel Hardwick on August 15, 1851. She is listed on the 1860 Pulaski County, Kentucky census as Candasy dau of Samuel and Mary. Was she listed as a Troxell (Stroxdill) on her marriage certificate? Mary was listed on the 1850 Pulaski Co., KY census living with the family of G. A. Jones. There was no child listed as her daughter.
"According to the story, Ben was fighting with Alabama regiment in Kentucky and met Candasie and before the war was over, they had one baby, she was pregnant with another. They came to Alabama in a wagon. Candasier was illegitimate, and her father's last name was Sloan (according to her death certificate). The Troxells were Jews, originally from Asia Minor (or North Africa) who journeyed around Europe, and ended up in Switzerland before the father and two of his sons came to New World via Pennsylvania. The sons came south and intermarried with Indians in North Carolina. They are a well-researched family. Just beware of the Troxell Myth - the Cornblossom and etc, which I understand is nonsense."She was listed on the 1920 census for Holley, Coffee, Alabama as C. J. Jackson, widow, living with her widowed daughter-in-law, Emma, and John and Emma's children. Emma is indexed as Elmer!
Janis Owens writes: "Candacy is buried at Piney Grove in Geneva County, under tombstone that reads C. J. Jackson, wife of B. D. Jackson. He is assumed to be buried next to her, but his grave isn't marked."
1964. Andrew Jackson Jackson-10492
The following note was given to me by Cecil Revell 11/15/07. He notes that his source was Linda Garner at Myfamily.com Jackson family page.
Andrew Jackson Jackson, brother of ggrandfather John Kirby Jackson, was born in Montgomery Co., AL, 5 February 1845. He enlisted in the Confederate Army as substitute for John K. Jackson, untill he was old enough to serve for himself.
He then enlisted in his own name July 1862, as a member of Hilliard's Legion.
The forces remained at Montgomery untill the fall of that year when they were ordered to Tennessee, and sent to Knoxville, Cumberland Gap, Clinton, Kingston and Louden. The battalions were then consolidated into regiments and he was attached to the 60th. Alabama under Col. J.W. Sanford, Major Hatch Cook, Oracle's Brigade and Bushrod Johnson's Division. The command was then sent to Chickamauga where they were engaged in a desperate battle. Andrew received a slight wound in this battle. This was the only wound he received throughout the war.
From here his command was sent to Missionary Ridge where it was attached to Longstreet's Core and forwarded on to Knoxville and Drewery's Bluff, Virginia, where they were again engaged in battle. They were then ordered to Richmond and were engaged in several skirmishes there and later moved on to the breast-works at Petersburg where they remained untill it was evacuated. They were then ordered to Appomattox Court House.
Andrew was nine hundred miles from home when given his parole. About half of the distance had to be covered on foot as all of the railway bridges had been burned and trains could not be put through. He arrived home on May 2, and began farming.
He was married to Sarah J. Thomas on November 22, 1866.
He and his family went to Texas in November, 1874, locating at Hills Prairie, Bastrop Co., where they resided for two years, before going to Milam County.
Andrew and Sarah had thirteen children, one who died while young. The other twelve all lived to raise families.
Children: Martha Jane, Mary Alice, Rubie Magnolia, Andrew John William, Temperance Ann, James Franklin, Sarah Louisa, Mariah Ellen, Frederick Andrew, Glasper Clarence, Margaret Isabel, Laura Virginia, Jesse Lewis.
source-Linda Garner at Myfamily.com Jackson family page.
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1850 Census District 2, Montgomery, Alabama
John Jackson 42 M NC
Temperance Jackson 41 F NC
John Jackson 17 M NC
Jesse Jackson 15 M NC
William Jackson 14 M AL
Ellen Jackson 9 F AL
Benjamin Jackson 8 M AL
*Andrew Jackson 6 M AL
Emily Jackson 3 F AL
James Jackson 1 M AL1880 Census District 103, Milam Co., Texas
Andrew S. JACKSON Self M Male W 35 AL Farmer NC NC 10492
Sarah JACKSON Wife M Female W 30 FL Keeping House AL SC 14968
Martha JACKSON Dau S Female W 12 AL At School AL AL 15931
Alice JACKSON Dau S Female W 11 AL AL AL 15926
Ruby JACKSON Dau S Female W 9 AL AL AL 15927
John JACKSON Son S Male W 7 AL AL AL 10444
Anna JACKSON Dau S Female W 5 TX FL AL 15925
Frank JACKSON Son S Male W 3 TX FL AL 15921
Luisa JACKSON Dau S Female W 5M TX FL AL
Family History Library Film 1255319
NA Film Number T9-1319
Page Number 248C1920 Census Justice Precinct 8, Milam Co., Texas
Towery, O. F. head M W 41 M AL US US
Towery, Ellen wife F W 38 M TX Al FL
Towery, Conrad son M W 17 S AL AL TX
Towery, A. C. son M W 15 S AL AL TX
Towery, Leon son M W 13 S TX AL TX
Towery, Norma dau F W 10 S TX AL TX
Towery, Filip son M W 7 S TX AL TX
Towery, Mark son M W under 1 S TX AL TX
*Jackson, A. J. father-in-law M W 75 M AL AL FL
Jackson, Sara Jane mother-in-law F W 71 M FL SC SCObituary found at http://www.geocities.com/milamco/milam-975ja.htm:
"JACKSON, Andrew J. of Salty Community. Age 93. Died 1/1938 (Sunday) (in paper 1/31/1938) at his home in the Salty Comm. near Rockdale."Services held (Tuesday) from Salty Church. Burial in Salty Cemetery. Rev. John Garret of Thorndale-Salty Methodist Church and Rev. N.H. Melber, presiding elder from Marlin, officiated.
"Grandsons were pallbearers. He was born 2/5/1845 in Montgomery Co., Alabama. He enlisted in the Confederate army at Montgomery in 1862, joining what was called Hilliard's Legion under General Lee. Later his company was thrown into regiments and Jackson was in the 60th Alabama Regiment, Company "C", under Col. J.W. Sangord, Major Hatch Cook, Gracious Brigade and Bushrod Johnson's Division. Jackson was in the last battle of Appomatox Court House and was taken prisoner, remaining so for 3 days and having for food a very small piece of dried beef and an ear of corn. When released he was 900 miles from home and made more than half the journey back on foot. It is said he was the last surviving member of his company.
"Married Sarah Jane Thomas in Alabama on 11/20/1866. They moved to Texas in 1874 and in 1876 moved to Milam Co., settling in Salty Comm. where they have lived since. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on 11/20/1936 at the Salty Church and their 71st this past November.
"Mr. Jackson was the founder of the Salty Singing Convention of Milam Co. which was organized in 1895. He took an active part in the affairs and remained president of the organization until 1928 when a son took his place. Besides composing religious songs and writing poems, Mr. Jackson was a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, singing school teacher and superintendent of the Sunday School.
"SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Sarah Thomas Jackson; 5 sons, John of Thorndale, Frank & Clarence of Salty, Fred of Austin, Jessie Jackson of Thrall; 7 daughters, Mrs. Annie Brown of Orange, Mrs. Alice Pugh of Cameron, Mrs. Ruby Lusk of Temple, Mrs. Laura Cook of Salano, NM., Mrs. Ellen Towery, Mrs. Ludie Jinks, Mrs. Mattie Pinkerton, all of Salty Comm. Grandchildren; 96 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-grandchild. (4 generations). picture"
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CSA Co. D 3rd. Batt. Hilliard's Legion, Pvt. and Co. C 60th.AL Inf.Regt. Drew pension for service.From daughter Ludie's obit: Sara Thomas & Andrew J. Jackson, who came to Texas in the early 1870's and located in Milam Co. at Salty in 1876.
Historical Marker
Marker Title: Salty Community
City: Thorndale
County: Milam
Year Marker Erected: 1971
Marker Location: 6.4 mi. SE of thorndale on US 79, south on Milam County Rd. 446 3.7 mi. - in front of Salty churchMarker Text: Settled in 1860s; named for Salty Creek, cattle licks. Joseph and Sarah Frasure gave site for Methodist Church, 1871. Earliest burial in cemetery was in 1875. Community had school by 1878. Violence erupted in area in 1880s over barbed wire fencing. Salty was designated a voting precinct in 1886. Mail service was initiated 1897. Settlement had telephones, stores, a barber shop, at least three doctors. About 1900 the Annual Salty Singing Convention was founded by A. J. Jackson. This institution remains, although stores and the school were closed in the 1940s.
Copied from http://www.geocities.com/milamco/milam-087.htm:
Mr. A. J. Jackson, a pioneer citizen of Salty, organized the Salty Singing Convention. This convention was carried on by his son, a granddaughter and a grandson about 70 years. It was called “The Milam County Singing Convention.”
JACKSON, Mrs. Sarah J. (A. J.) of Rockdale. Age 89. Died 7/13/1938, the body brought "here" until Friday. Services held from Salty Church, 10 miles southwest of Rockdale on Friday p.m. She was BORN in 1849, nee Sarah Jane Thomas. She was a native of Jacksonville, FL. and came from Montgomery, AL., with her husband, A.J. Jackson, a Confederate veteran, to Milam Co. 62 yrs. ago and settled in Salty Comm. M/M. Jackson celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary in 1936 (married c 1866). The following year a similar honor was shown them at the Salty church, where they had served as superintendent and Sunday school teacher, respectively, for more than 20 yrs. Mr. Jackson, age 93, preceded her in death in 1/1938.
SURVIVORS: John Jackson of Thorndale; Frank and Clarence Jackson of Salty, Fred Jackson of Austin, Jessie Jackson of Thrall, Mrs. D.A. (Annie) Brown of Orange, Mrs. Alice Pugh of Cameron, Mrs. Ruby Lusk of Temple, Mrs. Laura Cooke of Salano, NM., Mrs. O.F. Towery, Mrs. D.H. Jinks, and Mrs. Mattie Pinkerton of Milano.
1968. Francis Asberry 'Frank' Jackson-10496
From Barbara Dolloff: Frank can be found in the 1860 Census, Ramer, Montgomery Co., Alabama, Reel number M653-19, pg 97. In addition, on pg 60 is his daughter Ollie's father-in-law, Daniel Copeland. Daniel was also born in Ramer, Alabama in 1842.
Obituary found at http://www.geocities.com/milamco/milam-975ja.htm:
JACKSON, Frank of Salty Community. Age (?) Died (?). Burial held (Tuesday) in Salty Cemetery. Rev. J.L. McRae officiated. He was BORN 7/29/1853 in Montgomery, Alabama and came to Texas while a young man and settled in this commuinity. He was a longtime resident of the Salty Comm. SURVIVORS: Wife, Mrs. Frank Jackson; 6 children, Mrs. John Berry of Hare, Luther Jackson of Gardner, Elbert Jackson of Hamilton Chapel, Joel Jackson, Mrs. Frank Copeland and Mrs. Frank Williams of Thorndale; brother, A.J. Jackson. Note: His brother, A.J. Jackson died in 1/1938 so Frank died before 1938.
From Joel's obit: Frank & Isabelle Jackson. They came to Texas in 1886, when their Joel was 8 yrs. old.
On the 1920 Census record F. A. Jackson and his wife Isabell, ages 66 and 65, are raising their granddaughter, S. Jane Thomas, daughter of Lula Jackson Thomas. She is 14 years old and was born in Texas.
1978. Alexander Jackson-10838
1850 Census Brewersville, Sumter, Alabama
Jesse Jackson 32 M NC (1818)
Louisa E. Jackson 19 F NY (error in birth state; see Jesse's Notes)
Alexander Jackson 12 M AL
Lewis Jackson 11 M AL
Mary Ann Jackson 9 F AL
Josephine Jackson 6 F AL
Eliza T. Jackson 4 F AL
Andrew Jackson 3 M AL
Jesse Jackson 2 M AL
Lemuel Jackson 8/12 M AL
Jackson Meador 17 M NC Jesse's nephew, son of his sister Lavenia who married a Meador.1860 Census Choctaw Co., Alabama
Alexander Jackson, age 23 male, farmer, value of real estate $1200, personal $3075, born in Alabama
Matilda Jackson, age 20 female, born in Alabama
Seaborne Jackson, age 1 male, born in Alabama1880 census index: Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race
Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
F. JACKSON Self M Male W 42 AL Farmer AL --- (Alex)
Matilda JACKSON Wife M Female W 39 AL AL ---
Alex L. JACKSON Son S Male W 15 AL AL ---
Eliza JACKSON Dau S Female W 13 AL AL ---
J. M. JACKSON Son S Male W 4 AL AL ---
Sister JACKSON Dau S Female W 3 AL AL --- (Mildred)
Source Information:
Census Place Beat 7 And 8, Choctaw, Alabama
Family History Library Film 1254006
NA Film Number T9-0006
Page Number 166A1910 Dist 9, Precinct 8, Choctaw Co., Alabama
Jackson, Alex head M W 72 M 9yrs AL NC VA
Jackson, Rebeka wife F W 29 M 9yrs 5ch;5lvg AL AL AL
Jackson, Josephine dau F W 8 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Irene dau F W 7 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ruth dau F W 6 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ellen dau F W 5 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Grady son M W 1 S AL AL ALDede Holden has recorded at Find-a-Grave that Alexander died in Sumpter Co., Alabama. More research is needed to establish which county he actually died in.
Two different birth dates have been found for Matilda Bonner: 14 Feb 1841 is given by the Bass & Bonner website here:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/surnames.html
and 25 Nov 1839 is used by Dede Darsey Holden from her source: The Choctaw County Heritage Book Committee, editor, The Heritage of Choctaw County, Alabama, Seaborne and Mary Martin Bonner Family: p. 107. Researched by: Thompson; Submitted by: Danny Ray Bonner, Toxey, AL. This website will use the 1839 date. The Heritage book does not give a location for Matilda's birth.
4287. Mary Elizabeth 'Lizza' Jackson-14613
1880 census index: Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race
Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
F. JACKSON Self M Male W 42 AL Farmer AL --- (Alex)
Matilda JACKSON Wife M Female W 39 AL AL ---
Alex L. JACKSON Son S Male W 15 AL AL ---
Eliza JACKSON Dau S Female W 13 AL AL ---
J. M. JACKSON Son S Male W 4 AL AL ---
Sister JACKSON Dau S Female W 3 AL AL --- (Mildred)
Source Information:
Census Place Beat 7 And 8, Choctaw, Alabama
Family History Library Film 1254006
NA Film Number T9-0006
1880 Census Dist 15, Beat 8, Choctaw Co., Alabama
Lucas, Wm. W M 30 Head farmer AL MISS AL
Lucas, Nancy R. W F 29 wife AL SC SC
Lucas, Wm. E. W M 13 son works on farm AL AL SC
Lucas, Georgetta W F 12 dau AL AL SC
Lucas, Mary Jane W F 10 dau AL AL AL
Lucas, Jesse J. W M 8 son AL AL AL
Lucas, James W M 6 son AL AL AL
Lucas, Arthur Lee W M 4 son AL AL AL
Lucas, infant W M 1 1/2 son AL AL ALSo does the designation of the mother of the first 2 children as SC mean possibly that Nancy is a second wife and not the mother of the first two children??? or is this a census error?
1880 Census Dist 15, Beat 8, Choctaw Co., Alabama
Lucas, Wm. W M 30 Head farmer AL MISS AL
Lucas, Nancy R. W F 29 wife AL SC SC
Lucas, Wm. E. W M 13 son works on farm AL AL SC
Lucas, Georgetta W F 12 dau AL AL SC
Lucas, Mary Jane W F 10 dau AL AL AL
Lucas, Jesse J. W M 8 son AL AL AL
Lucas, James W M 6 son AL AL AL
Lucas, Arthur Lee W M 4 son AL AL AL
Lucas, infant W M 1 1/2 son AL AL ALSo does the designation of the mother of the first 2 children as SC mean possibly that Nancy is a second wife and not the mother of the first two children??? or is this a census error?
4290. Mildred Jackson-14611
1880 census index: Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race
Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
F. JACKSON Self M Male W 42 AL Farmer AL --- (Alex)
Matilda JACKSON Wife M Female W 39 AL AL ---
Alex L. JACKSON Son S Male W 15 AL AL ---
Eliza JACKSON Dau S Female W 13 AL AL ---
J. M. JACKSON Son S Male W 4 AL AL ---
Sister JACKSON Dau S Female W 3 AL AL --- (Mildred)
Source Information:
Census Place Beat 7 And 8, Choctaw, Alabama
Family History Library Film 1254006
NA Film Number T9-0006
Page Number 166AAn ALT d/o/d of 27 Feb 1955 is given by the Bass & Bonner website here:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/surnames.html
Needs research!
1920 Census Dist 98, Lindale, Floyd Co., Georgia
Mount, James A. head M W 47 M GA illegible GA
Mount, Rebecca wife F W 37 M AL AL AL
Mount, Ruth dau F W 18 S GA GA AL
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Mount, Elbert son M W 15 S GA GA AL
Mount, Annie Bell dau F W 10 S GA GA AL
Mount, Alfred son M W 6 S GA GA AL
Jackson, Ruth step-dau F W 17 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ellen step-dau F W 15 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Grady step-son M W 11 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ezell step-son M W 5 AL AL AL
4297. Grady Jackson-19055
1910 Dist 9, Precinct 8, Choctaw Co., Alabama
Jackson, Alex head M W 72 M 9yrs AL NC VA
Jackson, Rebeka wife F W 29 M 9yrs 5ch;5lvg AL AL AL
Jackson, Josephine dau F W 8 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Irene dau F W 7 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ruth dau F W 6 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ellen dau F W 5 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Grady son M W 1 S AL AL AL1920 Census Dist 98, Lindale, Floyd Co., Georgia
Mount, James A. head M W 47 M GA illegible GA
Mount, Rebecca wife F W 37 M AL AL AL
Mount, Ruth dau F W 18 S GA GA AL
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Mount, Elbert son M W 15 S GA GA AL
Mount, Annie Bell dau F W 10 S GA GA AL
Mount, Alfred son M W 6 S GA GA AL
Jackson, Ruth step-dau F W 17 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ellen step-dau F W 15 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Grady step-son M W 11 S AL AL AL
Jackson, Ezell step-son M W 5 AL AL AL