Jackson Family Genealogy                                              Table of Contents

HISTORICAL STORIES
(some have lots of relatives)
  

• Migration of Jacksons from New Jersey to Ohio 
     (migration to Knox County, Ohio in covered wagons with many families)

• Autobiography of Joseph Jackson 1795-1892 gr-son of Gen. Joseph  
  

• Benjamin Jackson's Life and History compiled by Virgil Allen  (1752-1842)

• The Murder of Parmenas Jackson; three accounts
     The Murder of Parmenas Jackson by Thompson 1843 
     The Murder of Parmenas Jackson by Onderdonk 1846
     The Murder of Parmenas Jackson by Jones 1879 
  

• Memorandum: Genealogical & Biographical Reminiscences of Isaac Jackson Allen 1904
     (1814 - after 1904)

• Alabama to Texas    (Jerry Clements Jackson's life as he remembered it)

• Opening up the South  
    (Benj. Cutbirth, long hunter, same time period and location as Wm. Jackson of Carter Co.)

• Benjamin B. Jackson and Elizabeth Jane's 60th Anniversary Party

• President Lincoln and the Union Light Guard
      George Banks was Member of Union Light Guards   (Sp of Martha C. Jackson)
       (with reference to Lincoln's assassination)

• Disaster Aboard the S.S. "Vestris"      More on the "Vestris" and the following Court Case
       (Ernest Alonzo Jackson, wife and young son Lost at Sea)

• Brook Hall, Washington County, VA, Sold at Auction
  (History of the birthplace of Ernest Alonzo Jackson & his Mother, Mary Cloyd Ernest)

• Remembrances of Albert Jackson's farm  (Janie's grandfather)

• 1898 Early Calhoun County Reminiscences (many names of early pioneers) 

• Creed Brooks, Calhoun County 'Character'   Story too good to pass up!  

• "Home Folks" Family History of Hezekiah Jackson and Maria Jane Hartshorn by Eunice and Carlton Jackson    (Don't miss this fascinating rendition of family life!!)   
  

• An interesting record of the home of John Jackson in Jericho is told at the following URL.  This historic Townsend-Jackson-Malcolm home has now been completely restored.  The restoration was made possible through a partnership involving the Nassau Conservancy, the County Department of Parks, Recreation and Museums, and a team of 16 Long Island interior and garden designers who volunteered their time and services.  Restoration of the Historic Townsend/Jackson/Malcolb House  (off site)