2122. Alice Jackson-18587
Wedding announcement and comment contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The Newtown Register, Thursday, January 4, 1877, Page 5, Column 5:MARRIED:
ROSEMON—JACKSON—On Monday evening, December 25, by the Rev. Alexander Graham, Cornelius P. Rosemon of N. Y. city, to Alice, daughter of Colonel Downing Jackson of Astoria, L. I.
Note: I assume that the original dispatch was handwritten, and that someone misinterpreted “Coe Downing Jackson” as “Col. Downing Jackson”; hence the erroneous listing of her father as “Colonel Downing Jackson”.
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There is a strong possibility that Alice is the same daughter recorded in the 1860 & 1870 censuses as Sarah E. Alice is not shown in those census records and Sarah E. is not shown in records after 1870. In 1900 Alice gives her birthdate as January 1853; Sarah E.'s estimated birth year from the 1860 and 1870 censuses is about 1853. They could be two different daughters but it is strange that Alice does not show up until 1880 when she has married to Cornelius Rosemon. Alice is proved a daughter later by administration documents as she shares equally with Coe's other children in the estate of her Aunt Fannie Marie Duryea Brewer. In 1900 Emma, a daughter of Coe and his wife, shows as a sister-in-law living with Cornelius Roseman and his wife Alice.1870 Census Hunters Point, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Coe D. 60 M W farmer 50,000/1,000 NY
Jackson, Sarah E. 49 F W
Jackson, George W. 25 M W works on farm
Jackson, Margaret 23 F W
Jackson, Sarah E. 17 F W
Jackson, Franklin 14 M W
Jackson, Ida E. 8 F W
Jackson, Emma 6 F W
Peterson, Maria 23 F W Domestic Denmark
All the Jacksons born in New York (James is missing)Alice was the name she used on her marriage record in 1876 found here:
website: Italian Genealogical Group found at http://www.italiangen.org/VRECLIST.stm which is a subpage of this site:
http://www.italiangen.org/Default.htm
Family Name, Given Name, Month of Marriage, Day of Marriage, Year of Marriage, Certificate Number, County
Jackson Alice Dec 25 1876 6582 Manhattan
Roseman Cornelius Dec 25 1876 6582 ManhattanIn 1880 Alice and Cornelius were living with his parents. Note that Cornelius had a sister also named Alice.
1880 Census Dist 635, New York (Manhattan), New York City-Greater, New York
Rosemon, Edward L. W M 65 Retired Builder NJ NJ NJ
Rosemon, Rebecca W F 60 wife keeping house NJ NJ NJ
Rosemon, Cornelius P. W M 26 son Clerk NY NJ NJ
Rosemon, Alice W F 26 dau-in-law at home NY NY NY (Alice Jackson Rosemon)
Rosemon, Alice W F 17 dau at home NY NJ NY
Rosemon, Lillie W F 9/12 gr-dau NY NY NY
Price, Mary W F 13 neice at school NY NJ NJ1900 census: 22nd Avenue, Brooklyn, 30th Ward, Kings County, New York
Cornelius Roseman, head; born August 1852, age 47; married 24 years; NY, NY, NY; banker; owns a mortgaged house
Alice Roseman, wife; born January 1853, age 47; married 24 years; had 6 children, 4 still living; NY, NY, NY
Lillian B. Roseman, daughter; born September 1879, age 20; single; NY, NY, NY
Fannie W. Roseman, daughter; born January 1883, age 17; single; NY, NY, NY; at school
Elsie P. Roseman, daughter; born March 1885, age 15; single; NY, NY, NY; at school
Harold C. Roseman, son; born December 1892, age 7; single; NY, NY, NY; at school
Emma A. Jackson, sis-in-law; born November 1872, age 27; single; NY, NY, NY
Ferdinand Kuhlman, servant; born December 1874, age 25; single; Hungary, Hungary, Hungary
Michael Kuncsar, servant; born August 1869, age 30; single; Hungary, Hungary, HungaryAlice was living in 1902 when her mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and she rec'd her portion of her mother's share.
1910 census: 198 Bay & 9th Street, Brooklyn 30th Ward, Kings County, New York
Cornelius B. Roseman, head; age 57; married for 32 years; NY, NY, NY; owns a mortgaged house
Alice Roseman, wife; age 57; married for 32 years; had 6 children, 4 still living; NY, NY, NY
Elsie P. Roseman, daughter; age 25; single; NY, NY, NY; stenographer, Hard Rubber Bros
Harold C. Roseman, son; age 17; single; NY, NY, NY; clerk, Hard Rubber Bros1920 census: 211a Ninth Street, Brooklyn 10th Ward, Kings County, New York
Alice Roseman, head; rents; 66; widowed; NY, NY, NY; none
Harold Roseman, son; 28; single; NY, NY, NY; manager, store1930 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 NYThe following two death notices for Alice Jackson Rosemon were contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Wednesday, August 9, 1939, Page 9, Column 2:
“ROSEMON—In Glen Rock, N. J., on Tuesday, Aug. 8, ALICE, beloved widow of Cornelius Price Rosemon. Funeral services on Thursday, Aug. 10, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Mulligan, 43 Henry St., Glen Rock, at 2:30 p.m. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.”The New York Times, August 9, 1939, Page 22:
“ROSEMON—In Glen Rock, N. J., on Tuesday, Aug. 8, Alice, beloved widow of Cornelius Price Rosemon. Funeral services on Thursday, Aug. 10, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Mulligan, 43 Henry St., Glen Rock, at 2:30 P. M. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.”
His middle name taken from his wife's obituary. The following death notice and info about his paintings were contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The City College Quarterly, Volume 6 (1910), published at the College of the City of New York.
“CORNELIUS P. ROSEMON, 71, died recently after several years of declining health, due to the strain of business. In college days he was distinguished by a very pleasing manner and a certain deliberate and quiet humor, which he expressed not only in what he said, but also by a gift of caricature, which in those days his classmates thought evinced much talent in that direction.”Note: The “71” after his name indicates that he was a member of the class of 1871 [not his age]. Based on the date of the volume of this publication and the fact that he is listed in the 1910 Census, I would surmise that he died in 1910.
Further evidence of his existence between 1905 and 1910 was found in the form of three paintings for sale on an Internet auction website: http://www.northeastauctions.com/search/detail.php?l=257&a=feb07
The landscape painting of a farm is accompanied by the description
“VIEW OF FANNIE JACKSON'S FARM, INWOOD, LONG ISLAND, AND TWO SHORE SCENES BY CORNELIUS PRICE ROSEMON.
Sold: $1,276.00 ($1,276)
Each watercolor on paper, the first 5 ½ x 8 ½ inches, signed "C.P. Rosemon" and dated Feb. '06, l.r. The two 9 x 13 ½ inches and 6 ¼ x 13 inches, sight, each signed and dated '07. l.r.”So part of his therapy for his ill health must have been painting. I assume that the “Fannie Jackson” who owned the farm was Fanney B. Jackson-14900, Alice’s sister
4418. Fannie Winifred Rosemon-18592
The following engagement announcements contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha. I (Janie) have been unable to learn if, when or where the marriage actually took place. Winifred is not listed with her parents on the 1910 census.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Wednesday October 2, 1907, Page 4, Column 1:
“Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss F. Winifred Rosemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rosemon of Bensonhurst, to Guy Richard Gregory of Chicago.”
The Sun, Sunday, October 6, 1907, Page 9, Column 5:
“Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss F. Winifred Rosemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rosemon of Brooklyn, to Guy Richard Gregory of Chicago.”
4420. Harold C. Rosemon-18594
1910 census: 198 Bay & 9th Street, Brooklyn 30th Ward, Kings County, New York
Cornelius B. Roseman, head; age 57; married for 32 years; NY, NY, NY; none; owns a mortgaged house
Alice Roseman, wife; age 57; married for 32 years; had 6 children, 4 still living; NY, NY, NY
Elsie P. Roseman, daughter; age 25; single; NY, NY, NY; stenographer, Hard Rubber Bros
Harold C. Roseman, son; age 17; single; NY, NY, NY; clerk, Hard Rubber Bros1920 census: 211a Ninth Street, Brooklyn 10th Ward, Kings County, New York
Alice Roseman, head; rents; 66; widowed; NY, NY, NY; none
Harold Roseman, son; 28; single; NY, NY, NY; manager, store1930 census: Railroad Avenue, East Setauket (Brookhaven Township), Suffolk County, New York
Fannie Jackson, head; rents for $25; age 70; single; NY, NY, NY; none
Emma A. Jackson, sister; age 66; single; NY, NY, NY; none
D. Jennie Baldwin, boarder; age 86; single; NY, NY, Conn; none
Harold Roseman, boarder; age 37; single; NY, NY, NY; salesman, electric supplies; not a veteran
2130. Frederick Way Jackson Sr.-5619
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"Fletcher Family Bible
"In the 1860 US Census entry for Edward Jackson (T7-11170:170, Ward 7), Frederick is listed as a nine year old son of Edward.
"Frederick Way Jackson was a drummer in Battery A, Eleventh Brigade, Second Division of the National Guard of New York State on 5 June 1865 according to a certificate issued by the unit and subsequently endorsed on 7 July 1867 , 5 July 1868 and 27 Oct 1868.
"On 26 Oct 1870 Everett Wheeler and Lydia L. Wheeler deeded land to Abel Crook, referee for Frederick W. Jackson (Kings Co, Liber 968: 470).
"On 27 Oct 1875 Abel Crook, referee, and Frederick W. Jackson, guardian of self, deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 1219: 330) to Patrick Williams. This recording of transfer of title reflects a transaction that took place in 1870-71.The Supreme Court of the City of Brooklyn ordered the sale of Hay Scale Farm on 1 March 1870. This indenture dated 14 Oct 1875 records the sale of Hay Scale Farm by the court appointed referee, Abel Crook on behalf of William G. Low, guardian for Frederick W. Jackson on 6 March 1871 to Patrick Williams for three thousand dollars. The property borders Old Bedford Road and Quincy Street. Frederick Way Jackson was born 21 Sept 1850 and was, therefore, under the age of 21 at the time of the sale. He is therefore, legally, an 'infant'. The property was described on a Commissioners map on 14 Sept 1863. David E. Wheeler is identified as 'defendant' in the matter and Frederick W. Jackson as the 'plaintiff'. The basis for this is not clear. The biography of Frederick Way Jackson in Hazelton's The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens Counties of Nassau and Suffolk claims that Frederick was born at Hay Scale Farm.
"A notice in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle 30 Nov 1868, p. 4 announces this transaction and calls for all who may have claims against this property to come forward by 2 Jan 1869. The property is described on a Map of Commissioners Partition of the Hay Scale Farms filed 14 Sept 1863 in the Office of the Register of the County of Kings (map # 672). It consists of 53 lots. A more complete description of the property can be found in the original complaint filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Kings on 22 Aug 1868. Also listed with Frederick Way Jackson are David E. Wheeler, Mary L. Jackson, Jacob S. Jackson,Tillie A.R. Jackson and Ella D. C. Jackson.
"Hay Scale Farms was part of a larger property often described as Jackson Hollow or the Jackson Estate which originally had been purchased by Samuel Jackson. Since Samuel was a bachelor he probably left his very large and valuable holdings to his nephews and nieces. (The will and probate records for the period in Kings County are missing.) The property that John Jackson had in trust and went to court for permission to sell was part of this Jackson estate.
"On 5 March 1885 Frederick W. Jackson, Florence F. Jackson and George R. Jackson, by attorney, deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 1595: 331) to Thomas H. Harmer. Also included as grantees in this transaction: Elizabeth (Lizzie) A. Hastings & Andrew K. Hastings, Edward O. Jackson, Tille A. R. Edgar & Frederick H. Edgar, and Ella D. C. Jackson.
"In the 1900 US Census (Ward 9-roll 1048, vol. 69, ED 113, sheet 14, p.40) Frederick Jackson is listed as having been born 1850, and age 49. He was born In NY and works as a bank secretary. He lives in a rented residence. Also listed : wife, Florence G. Jackson, age 44, born in NY; son, George F. Jackson, bookkeeper,age 20. born in NY; son, Frank F. Jackson, shipping clerk, age 19, born in NY.
"Frederick W. Jackson is listed in the 1890 NYC Directory as a broker at 30 Broad with his house in Brooklyn. In the 1904 Brooklyn City Directory he is listed as a bookkeeper with his house at 12 Spenser Ct. He is listed in the 1908 Directory as a secretary at Court at the corner of Remsen with his house at 563 5th. In the 1933 Directory he is listed as President of the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn at 9 DeKalb.
"Frederick W. Jackson is listed in the 1910 US Census ( 24th Ward,District 624, AD 17.T624,roll 974, p44) as head of household living with his wife Florence on Pacific Ave in rented quarters. He is age 59. married for 30 years and serving as a Bank Vice (President, no doubt). He and his parents were both born in New York. His wife, Florence, is listed as age 60, born in NY with no occupation. She is listed as having had two children, both of whom are living. Her father was born in New Hampshire; her mother's birth place is illegible.
"Frederick W. Jackson is listed in the 1920 US Census (T625, roll 1162, Ed 1646, sheet 1A) incorrectly as Fred J. Jackson. He is listed as age 67, employed as treasurer of a bank, having been born in NY as was his father. His mother is listed as born in MA while Frederick's wife's mother is listed as born in NY. These are switched. Florence F. Jackson is listed as his wife, age 62 with her father and mother listed as born in NY. This is not correct. Also listed in the household is grandson, Fred W. Jackson the 2nd, age 12, enrolled in school and born in NY.
"In a biographical sketch included in vol. 7 of The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens Counties of Nassau and Suffolk Frederick is described as a Long Island native whose family had been farmers. It reports that his grandfather, John Jackson, a farmer, had been a member of Tammany and had sold the land to the US government for the Brooklyn Navy Yard. This is incorrect. His grandfather was a different John Jackson who had, indeed, been a farmer. The John Jackson who sold the land to the US government was his great uncle.
"The sketch goes on to mention that Frederick was born in Brooklyn on 21 Sept 1850 where he got his education in the local public schools. He first worked for fifteen years for auctioneers, L.M. Hoffman of New York City. He then joined with Andrew K. Hastings in the glass business for about ten years. He then worked in the Banking Department of the State of New York for five years when he joined the Dime Savings Bank of New York in 1894.
"He served at the Bank for eleven years as chief clerk and was then made Secretary, the only person at the time to to have worked himself up from the floor to become an officer. In 1916 he was chosen to be Treasurer. He is also a director of the Security Safe Deposit Company of Brooklyn.
"When he was young Frederick served with the Third Field Artillery of Brooklyn, making the rank of sergeant.
"He is a member of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, the Merchants Association of New York, the Society of Old Brooklynites, Brooklyn Bankers Club, the Brooklyn Juvenile Protective Association, the American Automobile Association, the Montauk Club and the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club. He attends the Congregational Church.
"Frederick married Florence Gale Fletcher of Brooklyn in 1879; they are the parents of one son, Frank F. Jackson.
"On 12 July 1929 Frederick was appointed President of the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn at which he had been employed for 36 years. The writeup announcing this in a local publication, Brooklyn Life and Activities of Long Island Society, mentions that Frederick was a devoted baseball fan with a prodigious knowledge of the game. He is father of Frank Fletcher Jackson, senior member of the cotton converting firm of Jackson & Walker of 54 Leonard Street, Manhattan.
"Frederick's will is dated 21 October 1931 and is recorded at the Kings Co courthouse in file 189-32. In his will he identifies as his beneficiaries Robert Jackson, grandson; Albert Hutton, no relation; Frank F. Jackson, son; Frederick W. Jackson, grandson; Marie T. Clark, no relation. The inventory of his estate shows an appraisal of $48,387.07 as the 'gross estate' and $33,839.40 as the 'net estate'. It lists his residence- a leased apartment- as Apt 6A at 225 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, NY.
"To his grandson, Robert Jackson, he bequeaths $500.00 To his son, Frank F. Jackson, he bequeaths his motor car (a Cadillac) with its accessories and insurance and the ring with a diamond which he now wears. He also grants him one half of the remainder of his estate after the enumerated bequests.
"To his grandson, Frederick W. Jackson gives his diamond cuff buttons, diamond scarf pin and the Hamilton watch, chain and locket he now wears. He also gives him the remaining one half of his estate.
"To his friend, Albert T. Hutton, he gives his wrist watch. Albert is his named executor.
"The inventory reports the interest each heir has in the estate:Robert Jackson- $500.00; Albert Hutton- $5.00; Frank F. Jackson- $12,160.45; Frederick W. Jackson- $9,249.59; Marie T. Clark $11,934.36. The latter person was given securities on 24 Feb 1931-53 shares of AT&T in the amount of $10,573.50. She was Marie T. Clark of 1054 76th St., Brooklyn, NY.
"An attached schedule of payments owed indicates that Frederick had a maid-Lucy Wooten and a chauffeur- Henry Schlessinger.
"Frederick Way Jackson's death is recorded on certificate # A 20350 of the Department of Health of New York City and shows that he died at 3:30 p.m. on 2 January 1932, that his usual residence was 225 Lincoln Pl., that he died of bronchial pneumonia and myocarditis with cardiac dilatation. His father is listed as John H. Jackson which is not correct and his mother is listed as Mary L. Anthony which is correct.
"In a page one obituary in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 3 Jan 1932, it is reported that Frederick died at the home of his son, Frank F. Jackson at 264 84th Street, Brooklyn of bronchial pneumonia where he had lived since the death of his wife. They had lived at 225 Lincoln Place in Brooklyn.
"It reports that Frederick had been a member of the advisory board of the Hamilton Trust branch of the Chase National bank, a director of the National Title Guaranty Company and a director of the Guaranteed Title and Mortgage Company. He is described as a known authority on savings banks. Frederick had also served as bank examiner for the State banking Department under Charles M. Preston and Frederick G. Kilburn.
"In addition to the clubs mentioned earlier we learn that he was a member of the Army and Navy Association.
"The obituary tell us that he was born on Hay Scales farm in Brooklyn which was land that had been part of the land owned by his grandfather, John Jackson, who sold land to the Us government for the Navy Yard. (This misinformation was perpetuated throughout the family and down the generations.)
"The obituary refers to an editorial in the Eagle of July 1929 which spoke of 'energy, his poise, his character.'
"The funeral services were scheduled to be held at the Fairchild Chapel at 86 Lefferts Place at 2:30 with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
"Frederick Way Jackson is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY in Section 61, plot # 12665. He is buried with his wife but his stone bears no dates."
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"Fletcher Family Bible
"Florence Gale Fletcher Jackson made out her will one month before her death. In it she bequeaths (subject to conditions) to her grandson, Frederick W. Jackson II $1000 and to her grandson, Robert H. Jackson $1000. These amounts are to be paid to them when they reach 30 years of age.The money is to be held in trust. If either of them die before reaching age 30, the money is to be paid to their estate and paid to their survivors at ages 30. If they predecease her, the income is to be paid to their estate but the principal is held in trust for the benefit of the survivor.
"She bequeaths to her friend, Mrs. Harry Smith of 925 Union Street, Brooklyn, four of her best gowns to be chosen by her with the rest of her clothes to be given to the 'Opportunity Shop' at 46 West 47th Street, Manhattan or if not in existence to any other charitable orgainization deemed appropriate by the execcutor. She makes no provision for her husband at his request. She directs that her executor sell all her jewelry through F.R. Drewes of 3 Maiden Lane, Manhattan or if not in existence any other agency deemed approporiate by her executor. The proceeds are to be added to her estate and put in trust, the income from which is to to be paid to Frank F. Jackson. At his death or if he predecease her, the residue of the trust be divided equally among her grandsons, Frank Malcolm Jackson, William Tuttle Jackson, Frederick W. Jackson, II and Robert H. Jackson or their issue. She appoints Kings County Trust Co. as executor and trustee. The will is dated 16 Jan 1929 and witnessed by Austin H. Cheshire of 83 Jerusalem Avenue, Hempstead and William C. Knapp of 29 Lent Avenue, Hempstead.
"Her death certificate (#6080 ) indicates that she died of lobar pneumonia and pulmonary edema complicated by diabetes mellitus on 28 Feb 1929. She lived at 225 Lincoln Place Brooklyn and was buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Section 61, plot # 12665 on 2 March 1929. Her stone reads: Florence Fletcher Jackson d. 28 Feb 1929.
"On the death certificate her parents are listed as Horace Fletcher and Olive Hunt. The obituary in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 1 March 1929 reports that she was the wife of Frederick W. Jackson and daughter of Horace R. Fletcher and that services will be held at the home of her son, Frank F. Jackson at 264 84th St at 2:00 p.m. Internment to be in Greenwood Cemetery. It adds: Batavia, NY papers please copy."
4422. George F. Jackson-5656
Fletcher Family Bible
2135. Fanning Baldwin-16947
Note from Frank M. Jackson: Fanny Jackson married Parker Baldwin; her sister, Ann, married a Baldwin."
I (Janie) believe the following 1870 census is a record of the sister Ann who married a Baldwin and is raising her nephew, Fanning Baldwin:
1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York Baldwin, Stephen 33 M W Farmer 30,000 18,900 New York Baldwin, Ann 38 F W keeping house 36,200 n/g NY Baldwin, David 23 M W at home NY Baldwin, Orlando 21 M W at home NY Baldwin, Ann E. 17 F W at home NY Baldwin, Stephen 10 M W at school NY *Baldwin, Fanning J. 11 m W at school NY (he is out of order, which ususally indicated the head is not the father) (est birth year = 1859) Halloran, Mary 20 F W domestic servant Ireland1900 Census Dist 719, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Baldwin, Fanning head W M Feb 1859 41 M 9yrs 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY no occupation given
Baldwin, Fannie wife W F Aug 1865 34 M 9yrs NY Scotland Canada
Baldwin, Fanning J. son W M Apr 1894 6 S NY NY NY (see below)
Scott, George boarder W M Jan 1862 38 M 15yrs Scotland Scotland Scotland 1871 29 groc salesman
Verity, Susan E. servant W F Oct 1863 36 Wd 4ch;1lvg NY NY England
4424. Fanning J. Baldwin-18320
1900 Census Dist 719, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Baldwin, Fanning head W M Feb 1859 41 M 9yrs 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY no occupation given
Baldwin, Fannie wife W F Aug 1865 34 M 9yrs NY Scotland Canada
Baldwin, Fanning J. son W M Apr 1894 6 S NY NY NY (see below)
Scott, George boarder W M Jan 1862 38 M 15yrs Scotland Scotland Scotland 1871 29 groc salesman
Verity, Susan E. servant W F Oct 1863 36 Wd 4ch;1lvg NY NY EnglandWWI Draft Reg Cards 1917-1918 Nassau County, New York
Fanning James Baldwin
d/o/b 22 Apr 1894 at Massapequa, New York (Nassau Co)
address: Roslyn Heights, NY (Nassau Co)
occupation: Teamster
his mother is his dependant
2136. Samuel Coles Jackson Sr.-7073
1860 Census Newtorn, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas B. 61 M W Farmer 8000 4000 NY
Jackson, Maria 60 F W NY
Jackson, Andrew 30 M W NY
Jackson, Samuel C. 32 M W
Jackson, William 28 M W
Jackson, Emma B. 19 F W NY (Samuel's wife)
Brown, William 24 M W
Green, Herman 28 M W Servant Germany
Green, Margat 21 F W Servant Germany
Jackson, Mary 14 F B Servant NY
Johnson, Morehh 16 M B Servant NY1870 Census Hunters Point, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Samuel 43 M W Manufacturers of Watches NY
Jackson, Emma 28 F W keeps house NY
Jackson, Bertha 9 F W at home NY
Jackson, Alice 5 F W at home NY
Jackson, Elbert 1 M W at home NY
Derbery Peter 32 M B Domestic NY
Dorin, Catherine 20 F W Domestic Ireland1880 Census Dist 286, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Jackson, Samuel C W M 52 Mfg of jewel cases NY NY NY
Jackson, Emma W F 39 wife NY NY NY
Jackson, Bertha M. W F 19 dau NY NY NY
Jackson, Alice W F 15 dau NY NY NY
Jackson, Elbert T. W M 10 son NY NY NY
Jackson, Florence W F 3 dau NY NY NY
Jackson, Daisy W F 1 dau NY NY NY
Crawford, Margaret W F 30 servant IRE IRE IRE
Belisenda, Rudolph W M 34 Servant Prussia Prussia Prussia****
This transcription of his obit is provided by Jerry Gross. His obit was published in the New York Times on 11 Mar 1890.Samuel C. Jackson who died of heart disease at his family residence, Flushing Bay, L.I., was well and favorably know in the New York jewelry trade for over forty years. When seventeen years old he quitted his home in Glen Cove and became a clerk in the big jewelry house of S.P. Williams at 19 Maiden-lane. He left there to serve with Platt Brothers, and in the years that followed he was associated as a partner with the firms of Matag & Jackson, 15 John-street. His firm, which was subsequently known as Ignatius Sturn and Samuel C. Jackson, did a large business and had two important branch houses at Paris and Amsterdam in 1870.
Mr. Jackson began business alone at 180 Broadway and continued it up to his death. He was a large property holder on both the north and south sides of Long Island. The bulk of this land was derived from the Indians by his ancestors, and the deeds contain the curious attestations of the red men. Mr. Jackson's father, the Hon. Thomas B. Jackson, was a Congressman from New York in the early years of the century. The old Jackson mill yet standing was built by one of Mr. Jackson's ancestors over 150 years ago.
A widow and six children survive the dead merchant. The funeral services will be held at St. George's Church, Flushing, L.I., at 3 o'clock today.
1900 Census Dist 663, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Emma head W F Dec 1840 59 Wd 6ch;6lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Bertha dau W F Dec 1860 39 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Elbert T. son W M Sep 1869 30 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Saml C. son W M Jany 1881 19 S NY NY NY (note this is Sam Jr.)****
1910 Census Dist 1287, Queens Ward 3, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, B. Emma head M W 69 M1 ? NY NY NY own income
Jackson, M. Bertha dau F W 48 S NY NY NY own income
Jackson, T. Elberta son M W 40 S NY NY NY stock broker in office
Jackson, C. Samuel son M W 29 S NY NY NY sign board advert in office
(enumerator had some problems here; initials are misplaced, Elbert is not Elberta and age at which Emma married looked like 50 but that would be an obvious error.)
4427. Elbert Thomas Jackson-7090
1930 Census Dist 296 Queens 251-500, Queens Co., NY
Jackson, Elbert T. head ownes 20,000 M W 61 S NY NY NY operator real estate (is single; no family listed)
Obit published in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Wednesday, February 2, 1938:
Elbert T. Jackson
Private funeral services were held today at the Hallett Homestead, Flushing, for Elbert Thomas Jackson, a well-known real estate operator in Astoria, who died Monday in his apartment, 144-25 Northern Boulevard, Flushing.Mr. Jackson was a grandson of the late Judge Thomas Birdsall Jackson, who assembled the property which is now the North Beach Airport.
He is survived by a brother, Samuel Coles Jackson, and three sisters; Beatrice Alice Beard, Florence J. McKnight and Daisy J. Barrett.
2138. William Henry Jackson-7075
1850 Census Newtown, Queens, New York
Thomas B. Jackson 50 M Farmer 15,000 NY
Maria Jackson 50 F NY
William H. Jackson 20 M Farmer NY
Bridget Dolan 28 F Ireland
Daniel Green 60 M mulato Laborer NY
Ira Weeks 7 M NY1860 Census Newtorn, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas B. 61 M W Farmer 8000 4000 NY
Jackson, Maria 60 F W NY
Jackson, Andrew 30 M W NY
Jackson, Samuel C. 32 M W
Jackson, William 28 M W
Jackson, Emma B. 19 F W NY (Samuel's wife)
Brown, William 24 M W
Green, Herman 28 M W Servant Germany
Green, Margat 21 F W Servant Germany
Jackson, Mary 14 F B Servant NY
Johnson, Morehh 16 M B Servant NY
Elizabeth and William had only one child who lived only 3 months. She died the day the baby was born. If these folks were Quakers, the marriage date is likely a year off, being in January.
2180. Jacob Willets Jackson-23735
The Underhill source book says that Jacob was born in Brooklyn, New York. But his parents' family home was in Oyster Bay and they were enumerated in Oyster Bay both in 1850 and 1860. I am assuming Oyster Bay was the location of his birth.
1860 Census Oyster Bay, Queens, New York
Jacob Jackson 69 M farmer 12,000 1,000 NY
Phoebe Jackson 55 F NY
Townsend Jackson 29 M farmer NY
Sidney Jackson 23 M NY
Emily B Jackson 18 F NY
Martha Jackson 22 F NY
Jacob W Jackson 2 M NY (Jacob Willets Jackson)
Benj Jackson 1 M NY
Lewis Jackson 17 M farm hand Germany
John Byrie 25 M farm hand Ireland
Martha Jackson, age 22 in this census is Martha Willets Jackson, wife of Townsend Jackson with their two sons, Jacob and Benjamin.1880 Census Dist 92, New York City, New York Co., New York
(Henry Street)
Jackson, Townsend W M 46 head married cartman NY NY NY
Jackson, Martha W F 43 wife married keeps house NY NY NY
***Jackson, Jacob W M 23 son single clerk in office NY NY NY
Jackson, Benjamin W M 20 son single drives truck NY NY NY
Jackson, Phoebe W F 76 mother Wd at home NY NY NY
Jackson, Julia W F 38 sister-in-law Wd boarder NY NY NY
Rotthansen, Meta W F 30 servant single servant Prussia Prussia PrussiaThe following contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
Images of America: Syosset, by Tom Montalbano, published by Arcadia Publishing (2001). (available fr Google books)
Page 16:“Shortly after the Revolution, Townsend Jackson [i.e. Townsend Jackson-970, great-great-uncle of Jacob Willits Jackson] purchased several hundred acres at the corner of what is now Jericho Turnpike and the north-south street that was then called Oyster Bay Road. The property, which extended as far north as Teibrook Avenue, passed through several generations and eventually belonged to Jacob W. Jackson, the owner of a large trucking concern in New York. In Jackson’s day, the trucks were pulled by horses, which he brought out to his ranch every so often for a few days of rest. The thoroughfare that paralleled the Jackson property was later named Jackson Avenue. (Carl Baker.)” Included in this article is a picture of this beautiful homestead.
Dr. Troha continues: The next piece of information is a death notice for Jacob Willits Jackson:
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Wednesday, December 30, 1936, Page 11, Column 2:
“JACKSON—JACOB WILLITS, on fourth day, twelfth month, thirtieth [i.e. Wednesday, December 30, 1936], JACOB WILLITS JACKSON, husband of Ella Albertson. Services at his late residence, Syosset, Long Island, three P.M. fifth day, twelfth month, thirty-first. Please omit flowers.”
Notes contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha from the Underhill Genealogy source record, pg 430: "Ella Albertson b 1863 d Aug 14, 1952 Glen Cove, LINY m 1st 1887 Eugene F. Robbins b Sep. 7, 1859 son of Stephen and Esther G. (Carpenter) Robbins m 2nd Jacob Willits Jackson b Jan. 24, 1858 Brooklyn, NY d Dec.30, 1936 Syosset, LINY, no issue. she had three children by Robbins, all of whom were adopted by Jacob W. Jackson and used the name of Jackson."
So this indicates that the children of Ella's bearing the surname “Jackson” are actually the adopted children of Eugene F. Robbins, and they and their descendants are not genetically related to the Hempstead Jackson’s.
This relationship is further confirmed through Jericho Quaker Records posted on-line:From the website http://dunhamwilcox.net/ny/jericho_ny_quakers.htm, one finds
“ROBBINS - ALBERTSON
Eugene F. Robbins, born 7 of 9m, 1859, son of Stephen and Esther G. Robbins. Married 13 of 4m, 1887 to Ella Albertson.”
[this is Eugene F. Robbins’ marriage to Ella Albertson]“ROBBINS
Stephen Ferris Robbins, born 25 of 4m, 1888, son of Eugene H. and Ella A. Robbins.
Florence Robbins, born 1 of 12m, 1889, dau of Eugene H. and Ella A. Robbins.”
[these are the first two children born to Eugene F. Robbins and his wife, Ella Albertson]
4432. Capt. Stephen Ferris (Robbins) Jackson-23778
From the Underhill source book: "He was a Captain in the US Army."
See note in Ella Albertson's record.
2188. Mathew Franklin Jackson-1110
From website:http://longislandgenealogy.com/1891/Marriages/Grooms_JK.html - "Jackson, M. Franklin and Jackson, Annie, daughter of Ansel T. Jackson, married 10 October 1894 at Jericho in a Quaker marriage ceremony."
Mathew and his wife Annie Titus Jackson were 6th cousins; their common ancestor being Col. John Jackson, s/o Robert of Hempstead, Queens Co., New York.
From website:www.longislandgenealogy.com/jackson/fam00139.htm: " d. 3 November 1895 at Jericho; consumption of the kidneys; internment at Jericho; son of Sidney W. Jackson; son-in-law of Ansel T. Jackson; associated with his father as a farmer and stock raiser; very quiet disposition and very fond of home and the association of older people rather than to be among the young people; survived by unnamed widow."
1880 Census Dist 295, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Jackson, Sidney W M 42 married farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Caroline R. W F 38 wife married keeping house NY NY NY
Jackson, M. Franklin W M 10 son single at school NY NY NY
Ennies, Eliza W F 18 relationship blank single servant NY Ireland Ireland
Anna 'Annie' Titus Jackson-2339
1880 Census District 295, Queens, New York City-Greater, NY
Hicksville Village in the County of Queens
Jackson, Ancel W M 35 head M Farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Addie W F 36 wife M keep hs NY NY NY (should be Abbie)
Jackson, Annie W F 7 dau S at school NY NY NY
Jackson, Lillie W F 4 dau S NY NY NY
Jackson, Harry W M 3 son S NY NY NY
Jackson, Gertrude W F 1 blank S NY NY NY
Lousia SANDS B F 17 Other S Servant NY NY NY
John PALMER B M 14 Other S Laborer NY NY NY
Elizabeth PLUMER W F 84 Other ** NY NY NY
Emily A. JACKSON W F 36 Other ** NY NY NY ??
Alphonso JACKSON W M 14 Son S NY NY NY ??
** married within the census year1900 Census Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY
Jackson, Ancel head W M May 1845 55 M28 NY NY NY
Jackson, Abigail wife W F May 1844 56 M28 9ch;4lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Annie dau W F Jul 1873 26 Wd 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY *she married a Jackson, so name was still Jackson
Jackson, Gertrude dau W F Jan 1879 21 S NY NY NY
Jackson, George son W M Mar 1880 18 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Marion gr-dau W F July 1895 4 S NY NY NY dau of Annie (Jackson) Jackson1910 District 1134, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY
Jackson, Ancel T. head M W 65 M1 37yrs NY NY NY
Jackson, Abbie wife F W 65 M1 37 yrs 8ch; 4lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Anna T. dau F W 34 Wd M1 - 1ch; 1lvg NY NY NY
Gertrude W. dau F W 28 S NY NY NY
Jackson, George A. son M W 26 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Marion F. gr-dau F W 14 S NY NY NY
4435. Marion F. Jackson-13427
Marion's father died in Nov 1895 when she was but abt 4 months old. Her mother, Annie, was found with Annie's parents in the 1900 census where Marion is listed as a granddaughter and in 1910 and 1920.
1900 Census Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY
Jackson, Ancel head W M May 1845 55 M28 NY NY NY
Jackson, Abigail wife W F May 1844 56 M28 9ch;4lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Annie dau W F Jul 1873 26 Wd 1ch;1lvg NY NY NY she married a Jackson, so name was still Jackson
Jackson, Gertrude dau W F Jan 1879 21 S NY NY NY
Jackson, George son W M Mar 1880 18 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Marion gr-dau W F July 1895 4 S NY NY NY dau of Annie (Jackson) Jackson1910 District 1134, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., NY
Jackson, Ancel T. head M W 65 M1 37yrs NY NY NY
Jackson, Abbie wife F W 65 M1 37 yrs 8ch; 4lvg NY NY NY
Jackson, Anna T. dau F W 34 Wd M1 - 1ch; 1lvg NY NY NY
Gertrude W. dau F W 28 S NY NY NY
Jackson, George A. son M W 26 S NY NY NY
Jackson, Marion F. gr-dau F W 14 S NY NY NY **1920 Census Dist 65, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Jackson, Abbie head F W 75 Wd NY England NY
Jackson, Annie T. dau F W 46 Wd NY blank US
Jackson, Gertrude dau F W 38 S NY blank US
Jackson, George A. son M W 35 S NY blank US
Jackson, Marion F. grand-dau F W 24 S NY blank US
2196. Willet Hicks-8712
1850 Census North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Wm Hicks 46 M W Merchant 6,000 NY
Ruth T Hicks 38 F W NY Obadiah's dau
Willet Hicks 16 M W NY
Wm H Hicks 11 M W NY
Silas Hicks 6 M W NY
Edward J Hicks 4 M W NY
Obadiah Jackson 60 M W N est d/o/b 1790
Mary C Jackson 24 F W NY1870 Census North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Hicks, Willett 37 M W farmer 15,000 5,000 NY
Hicks, Sarah A. 38 F W keeping house NY
Hicks, Leonard M. 11 M W at school NY
Hicks, Caroline M. 9 F W NY (est birth year is 1861)
Hicks, Robert A. 2 M W NY
Newman, Ann 30 F W domestic Ireland
Newman, Matthew 12 M W domestic NY1880 Census Dist 290 [North Hempstead], Queens, Queens Co, New York
Hicks, Willet W M 46 married farmer NY NY NY
Hicks, Sarah W F 47 wife married keeping house NY NY NY
Hicks, Leonard W M 21 son single NY NY NY
Hicks, Caroline W F 19 dau single NY NY NY (est birth year 1861)
Hicks, Robt. W M 12 son single NY NY NY
Hicks, Frank W M 5 son single NY NY NY
Hicks, Gertrude W F 2 dau single NY NY NY1900 Census Dist 726, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Hicks, Willett head W M July 1833 66 M42yrs NY NY NY farmer
Hicks, Sarah A. wife W F July 1832 67 M42yrs 9ch/4lvg NY NY NY
Hicks, Caroline R. dau W F May 1869 31 S NY NY NY typewritist (birth yr does not agree with 1870 & 1880)
Hicks, Frank C. son W M Jan 1877 23 S NY NY NY farm labour
Hicks, Gertrude L. dau W F July 1879 20 S NY NY NY
Shuster, Adam servant W M Aug 1859 40 S Germany Germany farm labourObituaries contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
New-York Tribune, Monday, June 17, 1912, Page 7, Column 7:WILLET HICKS, son of the late William Hicks, died yesterday [i.e. Sunday, June 16, 1912] at Glen Cove, Long Island. He was seventy-nine years old. The funeral will be held at the home of his daughter, Miss Gertrude Hicks, at Glen Cove, on Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.”
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The New York Times, June 18, 1912, Page 11:WILLET HICKS, an old resident of Glen Cove, L. I., died there on Sunday [i.e. Sunday, June 16, 1912] at the age of 79. He was the son of the late William Hicks and the father of Miss Gertrude Hicks of Glen Cove.”
On the 1900 census Sarah said she had had 9 children, but only four were now living. So Robert had died by 1900.
Notes contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The New York Times, January 4, 1913, Page 9:“HICKS.—At Glen Cove, L. I., on the sixth day, first month, 3d, 1913, Sarah Appleby Mott, widow of the late Willet Hicks and daughter of the late Leonard and Hannah Willis Mott, in the 81st year of her age. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her daughter, Gertrude Hicks Hill, Glen Cove, L. I., on (Sunday,) first day, first month, 5th, 1913, at 1 P. M. Carriages will meet train arriving at Glen Cove at 12:26.”
Note that Sarah Mott Hicks was a strict Quaker, so the dates are given in that format. Note that the date of death is January 3, 1913, not June 3, 1913 as your database current states. Here, her daughter is called “Gertrude Hicks Hill”, but I do not know if that means that she married a man with the surname Hill in the time period between her parents’ deaths, or if it is a typographical error. I was unable to find any announcements for a “Hill–Hicks” wedding.
4437. Caroline Rogers Hicks-23680
See census records in her father's Notes for analysis of her birth year.
The following notes contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha:
The Long-Islander, Friday, July 19, 1901 (Volume LXV, Number 47, Whole Number 3375, Page 1, Column 4):
“Nassau News.Senator William Willets Cocks, of Old Westbury, is to become a benedict, the fortunate young woman being Miss Carolyn Rogers Hicks, daughter of Willet Hicks, of Locust Valley. The ceremony will be performed according to the custom of the Society of Friends at the meeting in the Friends' Meeting house, Fifteenth street, Manhattan, on Wednesday, July 24, at 12 o’clock.”
The wedding was subsequently described in a New York Times article, which provides us with a middle initial for Gertrude:
The New York Times, July 25, 1901, Page 7:
“A MARRIAGE OF QUAKERS
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State Senator Cocks and Miss Caroline Rogers Hicks United.
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Ceremony in the New York Meeting House in Accordance with the Rules of the Society of Friends.
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State Senator William Willets Cocks and Miss Caroline Rogers Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willet Hicks of Locust Valley, L. I., were married yesterday morning according to the custom in the Society of Friends. The ceremony took place at the Friends Meeting House on Fifteenth Street in this city, in the presence of a large congregation.Following the rules of the Society of Friends, of which the groom is a prominent member, the marriage was announced in the meeting at Westbury, some time ago, and the usual committees appointed, which gave their consent for the ceremony to take place in the New York Meeting House. The committee representing the society consisted of Benjamin D. Hicks, of Old Westbury, Mrs. Catherine M. Willets of Old Westbury, Augustus G. Cock, and Mrs. Augustus G. Cock of Locust Valley.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Gertrude L. Hicks, and the groom by her brother, Frederick C. Hicks [sic: this is an erroneous assumption made by the reporter; Frederick Cocks Hicks is in fact William Willets Cocks’ half-brother]. The bride's dress was of fawn-colored poplin, trimmed with velvet and Renaissance lace. Her hat was of yellow straw and chiffon.
Promptly at 11 o’clock they took their places and repeated to one another the usual vows, after which each signed the certificate, which was parchment, 20 by 30 inches. Following the bridegroom many others signed the certificate as witnesses, this privilege being granted to all those who desired it. The marriage is with one exception the first among Long Island Friends that has taken place in meeting for twenty years. Senator Cocks is prominent in the Society of Friends and is Trustee of the society. He is a son of Isaac and Mary Cocks of Westbury. The bride’s family is also closely identified with the Society of Friends.”
~~~~~~~So the two sisters are: Caroline Rogers Hicks and Gertrude L. Hicks. Note that the New York Times reporter spelt her first name “Caroline”, which differs from the marriage announcement which used “Carolyn”, but all subsequent articles about her spell her name “Caroline”, so I assume that this form is accurate.
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Tragically, the happy life that Caroline Hicks Cocks sought was not to be, for she passed away five months after her marriage:New York NY Tribune, Saturday, December 28, 1901, Page 7, Column 5:
“COCKS—On Sixth Day, 27th of 12th month. Caroline Hicks, wife of William W. Cocks, of Westbury, Long Island. Friends are invited to attend, the funeral, at Friends’ Meeting House, Westbury, on First Day, the 29th of 12th month, at 11 a. m. Carriages will meet train leaving Long Island City at 10 o’clock. Kindly omit flowers.”
The following contributed by Dr. Anthony Troha: [For brevity, only the relevant segments of his obituary are quoted here.]
The Long-Islander, Friday, May 27, 1932, Page 8 of Section 2, Column 1:
“MAYOR WM. COCKS DIES AT OLD WESTBURY
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William Willets Cocks, Mayor of Old Westbury, and former Representative from the first New York district, and president of the State Council of Agriculture and Markets, died at his home at Old Westbury Tuesday [i.e. Tuesday, May 24, 1932]. He had been in ill health for a year, but was able to ride last month. April 15 he was thrown from his horse, suffering a fractured skull, and had failed rapidly since then. He was seventy years old.Mr. Cocks was born in Old Westbury July 24, 1861. His father, Isaac Hicks Cocks, and his mother, Mary Titus Willets, were members of old Long Island families. Both, too, were members of the Society of Friends, and in this society William Willets Cocks was educated. All his life he was active in its affairs.
...
[The details of his educational background and political career are omitted for brevity, but his obituary notes that he was a personal friend of Theodore Roosevelt, which agrees with the newspaper article from 1918.]
...
Mr. Cock’s first wife, Miss Caroline Hicks, of Locust Valley, died soon after their marriage in 1901.
...
[The obituary concludes with details about his second wife, their two sons, and his sister, all of whom survived him.]”
4439. Frank C. Hicks-23686
1900 Census Dist 726, Oyster Bay, Nassau Co., New York
Hicks, Willett head W M July 1833 66 M42yrs NY NY NY farmer
Hicks, Sarah A. wife W F July 1832 67 M42yrs 9ch/4lvg NY NY NY
Hicks, Caroline R. dau W F May 1869 31 S NY NY NY typewritist
Hicks, Frank C. son W M Jan 1877 23 S NY NY NY farm labour
Hicks, Gertrude L. dau W F July 1879 20 S NY NY NY
Shuster, Adam servant W M Aug 1859 40 S Germany Germany farm labour
4440. Gertrude L. Hicks-23679
Middle initial from her sister's wedding announcement.
2208. Elizabeth Jones-8243
Elizabeth and William had only one child who lived only 3 months. She died the day the baby was born. If these folks were Quakers, the marriage date is likely a year off, being in January.
1850 Census Newtown, Queens, New York
Thomas B. Jackson 50 M Farmer 15,000 NY
Maria Jackson 50 F NY
William H. Jackson 20 M Farmer NY
Bridget Dolan 28 F Ireland
Daniel Green 60 M mulato Laborer NY
Ira Weeks 7 M NY1860 Census Newtorn, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas B. 61 M W Farmer 8000 4000 NY
Jackson, Maria 60 F W NY
Jackson, Andrew 30 M W NY
Jackson, Samuel C. 32 M W
Jackson, William 28 M W
Jackson, Emma B. 19 F W NY (Samuel's wife)
Brown, William 24 M W
Green, Herman 28 M W Servant Germany
Green, Margat 21 F W Servant Germany
Jackson, Mary 14 F B Servant NY
Johnson, Morehh 16 M B Servant NY
2222. Edward Mott Jackson-7087
1880 Census Dist 52, Ellicott, Chautauqua Co., New York
Jackson, Townsend W M 55 head farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Margaret W F 54 wife keeping house NY NY NY
Jackson, Epenetus W M 24 son single farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Edward W M 21 son single farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Olive W F 16 dau single NY NY NY1900 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 0184, Youngsville, Warren Co., New York
Jackson, Edward M. Head M W 51 M1for25yrs NY NY NY
Jackson, Nellie D. wife F W 49 M1for25yrs 3ch/3 lvg PA PA PA
Jackson, Archie G. son M W 19 S PA NY PA
Jackson, Hazel G. dau F W 13 S PA NY PAEdward M., age 64 and Nellie B., age 63 are in Brokenstraw, Warren, Pennsylvania in the 1920 census. In 1930 they are enumerated again in Youngsville, Warren County. They have a boarder living with them, a 70 year old Swedish man with illegible name, who is a tailor in a clothing store. The Swedish man immigrated in 1865.
There is a photo of their shared tombstone at Find-a-Grave website.
From Dr. Troha: The parentage of Nellie B. McKinney, the wife of Edward Mott Jackson-7087, was found in a genealogical book on the Kinnear Family available through Google Books:
“The Kinnears and Their Kin: A Memorial Volume of History, Biography, and Genealogy With Revolutionary and Civil and Spanish War Records, Including Manuscript of Rev. David Kinnear (1840)”, compiled by Emma Siggins White, assisted by Martha Humphreys Maltby, Tiernan-Dart Printing Company, Kansas City, Missouri (1916), Page 214:
“Arthur McKinney3, and Annie May (Brown) McKinney’s children were:
i. William S. McKinney4.
ii. Nellie B. McKinney4; m. Edward Jackson; they had three children.
iii. Fred O. McKinney4; married and had several children. Deceased.
iv. Hattie McKinney4; deceased; m. Williams Mains, and had a daughter, Lulu Mains.
v. Myrtle McKinney4; died young.”
2227. Sylvanus S. Hayden-24947
1870 Census North Hempstead, Queens, New York
Post Office: Port Washington
Hayden, Nehemiah 50 M W Ret. merchant, Country Store 4500 8000 NY
Hayden, Sarah 36 F W Keeping House NY
Hayden, Louise E. 12 F W at school NY
Hayden, Howard 11 M W at school NY
Hayden, Kate 9 F W at school NY
Hayden, Carrie 6 F W NY
Hayden, Sylvanus S. 8 M W NY
Hayden, Jennie 2 F W NY1880 Census Great Neck Dist 290, Queens Co., New York
Hayden, Nehemiah W M 60 married Retail Grocer NY NY NY
Hayden, Sarah W F 46 married keeping house NY NY NY
Hayden, Louise W F 22 dau S NY NY NY
Hayden, Howard W M 21 son S Clerk in Grocery NY NY NY
Hayden, Kate W F 19 dau S NY NY NY
Hayden, Ciel W M 18 son S Clerk in Grocery NY NY NY (Sylvanus in 1870)
Hayden, Carrie W F 16 dau S NY NY NY
Hayden, Jennie W F 12 dau S NY NY NY
Dillan, Annie W F 26 servant S Scotland Ireland IrelandIn 1900 son Sylvanus is on the same page as father Nehemiah but Nehemiah is continued on next page.
1900 Census Dist 714, Town of North Hempstead, Nassau Co., New York
Hayden, Sylvanus S. head w m mAY 1862 38 M13YRS NY NY NY
Hayden, Florence A. wife W F Apr 1865 35 M13yrs 2ch/2 lvg NY NY NY
Hayden, Sylvia A. dau W F Feb 1892 8 S NY NY NY
Hayden, Raymond son W M Jun 1893 6 S NY NY NY
Smith Vernon servant B M Dec 1882 18 S NY NY NY
4446. Raymond Hayden-24951
In 1900 son Sylvanus is on the same page as father Nehemiah but Nehemiah is continued on next page.
1900 Census Dist 714, Town of North Hempstead, Nassau Co., New York
Hayden, Sylvanus S. head w m mAY 1862 38 M13YRS NY NY NY
Hayden, Florence A. wife W F Apr 1865 35 M13yrs 2ch/2 lvg NY NY NY
Hayden, Sylvia A. dau W F Feb 1892 8 S NY NY NY
Hayden, Raymond son W M Jun 1893 6 S NY NY NY
Smith Vernon servant B M Dec 1882 18 S NY NY NY