Hello Dawn,
Mahala's father Jehu JACKSON was my 4th great uncle, as his brother Samuel JACKSON (1791-1848) was my 3rd great grandfather.

I am pasting below a register report on everything I have on this line for you so that you can possibly get the information that you seek. My source's follow so that you can contact them for the source of their information.

Let me know if you can fill in anywhere!
Marta Jackson Vaillancourt (vmarta2@hotmail.com)


First Generation
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1. Pvt. Samuel JACKSON Jr.1,2 Born on 23 Jan 1758 in along the Delaware River near Philadelphia in Chester Co., PA.3,4 Samuel died in Stokes Co., NC, on 18 Jun 1834; he was 76.5 Buried in Stokes Co., NC.6 Occupation: farmer.3 Religion: Quaker.7 .

- Samuel, Jr. served in the Revolutionary War in the Continental line, NC as did his father Samuel JACKSON, Sr. He lived in Stokes Co., NC when his son John was born in 1793 and he stayed there.
Many of his children went to OH, IN, and MO. There is an estate sale bill for Samuel, Jr in Stokes Co., NC for his personal items that this source has.8
-lived with his wife Hannah Gibson in Stokes Co., NC9
-According to Samuel Jackson's Rev War pension application, his wife's name was Hannah Gibson and his children are all named. According to my Grandmother, who would be 122 years old (she did live til 94), the Jacksons were from Northern Ireland, Antrim County, near Larne, but she didn't know when the family had arrived in the colonies.10
-lived near the Toms Creek Quaker Meeting House (today's community of Westfield, NC)2
-(today's community of Westfield, NC6) Surry/Stokes Co.,NC ( county lines changed and the residence became Surry, then Stokes)10
-Samuel's Revolutionary War pension file (copy is in Samuel’s file in my house11) is from General Services Administration-"Pension Claim W5004-15 Mar 1833-Certificate number 5.228" -this is the transcription from a microfilm copy of the original record of the apprearance in court of Samuel Jackson. "Samuel Jackson states that he was born in 1758 south of Philadelphia on the Delaware River. His parents are not named. He says that he moved with his family as a small child to Rowan County, NC, and settled in the area which later became Davidson County. That since the Revolution he has lived in the County of Surrey, North Carolina, and states he farmed on the Dan River, now Stokes County, at other times Rowan County. That since the Revolution he has lived in the County of Stokes, and lives there now, that he first served in a company commanded by Captain Joseph Cloud in the County of Stokes, then called Surry County, in the year 1780 for a term of 1 month as a voluntary and white P (person) in the services appointed to guard Tory prisoners at Old Town Bethabara. Afterward, but in the year 1780 at the same place, served under Capt. Gaines, father of General Gaines, served and was employed guarding British prisoners taken at the Battle of King's Mountain and to wit at least one, Fincastle. Afterwards in the same and succeeding years was engaged and acted on several scouting parties under different officers whos names from informity he can not now recollect. That while engaged in the service before mentioned, the regiment to which his company was attached was commanded part of the time by Col. William Sheppard and Major Joseph Winston. He recollects that while on duty at Old Town, Eiler (sp), a private soldier, shot a Sargeant Smith, for which offense he was merely whipped. Afterward just in the year 1781 in the County of Rowan above ___? the British marched from South Carolina toward the Battle Ground at Guilford, he volunteered his services in a company of militia commanded by Capt. William Davis, which company was chiefly callled out at that crisis to keep the Tories on run and harass them, when he was taken prisoner by the Tories and after they camped awhile was discharged; that this service and imprisonment lasted about one month. Shortly after this and in the year 1781 he volunteered service again in a company of mounted light infantry commanded by Capt. Lapp, Lt. Bodenhamer, and marched toward, he believes, Wilmington, North Carolina. From there marched to near the mouth of the Cape Fear River where they made an attack on the Brick (?) House occupied by a British garrison and then marched towrd James Town in South Carolina, then back to the Brick (?) House and lay in the neighborhood watch. The news arrived that Cornwallis was taken, whence we was marched home. He was discharged having served three months. The regiment in which his company marched to Wilmington was commanded by Col. Smith; that he recollects there was along a company of horsemen from the County of Guilford of 30 or more commanded by Capt. Gillespie; recollects that one, Capt. Kermly (sp ?) was along with the company. This regiment numbered about 500 men. He recollects that in the affair at Raft Swamp, one, McDoo of the Guilford troops was shot on the front guard in the march by the Tories. He don't recollect that in any part of his service he was under the command of any regular officer or in company with regular troops. He states that at each time his different tours of service was up he was discharged in writing-at which---? He states that taking his tours of service together------? that he always served as a private and never received a commission. He states that he has no documentary evidence of his service and knows of no person whose testimony he can procure who can testify to his service, except the testimony of Private Jacob Idol, whose affidavit is here appended and who testifies for him as to the point served under Capt. Davis and Capt. Lapp, and whereafter he states that in his neighborhood he is known to Charles Banner and Jacob Carson who can testify as to his character for veracity and to their belief of this services at the time of the Revolution. (Note: The declaration is signed Samuel Jackson by the clerk of the court with the notation by mark, or his mark. There mark is placed between the first and last name) A sample of the script from the document on microfilm is on this paper in my file also11
-Samuel was illiterate according to Hannah's application for widow's pension as was she. Married by Justice of the Peace Micajah Clark, in Surry Co., NC10
-date of birth from Quaker records, married by a Baptist minister, Samuel was kicked out of the Quaker Society. I believe that Samuel was born a few miles from the city of Philadelphia on the river Deleware. When he was around three or four years of age his parents moved to Rowan County,(that became Davidson Co.6) NC, the part that became Davidson County, NC. The Westfield, NC monthly meeting (Tom's Creek Quaker Meeting House6) was established in 1772 and Jacob, John, Curtis and Samuel Jackson Jr. were all charter members.7
-information in file on the old homestead visited by this source6
-Samuel,Jr. dismissed from the Quakers for his war-like activities and for marrying Hannah. There is no mention of him in Quaker records after he married Hannah, and I do not think that his children were Quakers as I understand that most of the boys married Quaker girls and they were dismissed from the Church.9
-source shows a birthplace as Philadelphia, PA and a deathdate as 6 Jun 1834.
Samuel enlisted and served at various times in 1780 and 1781 as a private under Captain William David in Col. Smith’s Regiment. He was captured by the Tories during this time but soon released and discharged after the surrender of Cornwallis. Samuel was disowned from the Westfield Monthly Meeting for marrying out of unity, that is marrying a non-Quaker. Samuel was granted a pension of $20.00 per year on his application which was executed in Stokes Co., NC on March 15 1833. Information on Samuel and Hannah can be found in the Revolutionary War Record, Claim #W5000004, filed in the Archives in Raleigh, NC. This information was taken from the JACKSON FAMILY, prepared by Jo Martin. Source says that “ the North Carolina Jacksons were also owners of large numbers of slaves. Of 1746 slaves recorded in Stokes County in 1810, something above 1170 belonged to members of the JACKSON family.


from THE JACKSON FAMILY OF STOKES COUNTY by Alice Tucker:”The JACKSON family was originally from Devonshire, England, and up until about 1918, the American branch of the Jackson family retianed active ties with members of the fmily still in England. The first of the Devonshire JACKSON, landed at Jamestown, VA in 1625 and moved almost immediately to Williamsburg, VA with his family. Descendents of this family lived in Westmoreland Co., Va and remianed there until probably the mid 1700’s, when the JACKSONS, together with some 160 slaves, came to Stokes County, NC and established a plantation on a land grant from King George I or II of England.

The grant was quite large, one supposely included some 30,000 acres (figure of 8,000 and 5,000 have been quoted). The plantation was located in now Stokes County with the tract of land extended extending northward into Patrick Co., VA. It is probable that at least a part of the original grant included lands of Jacksons near Westfield near the Stokes-Surry Co., NC lines. This estate if known to have included at sometime a tannery. It is interesting to note that Joseph H. JACKSON (born 1801) said that the first money he ever earned was in a tannery on his father’s plantation. It is also known that a school was established on the plantation and a teacher brought from the East. The neighbors children were also invited to attend. The North Carolina JACKSONS were also owners of large numbers of slaves. Of 1746 slaves recoded in Stokes County, NC in 1810, something above 1170 belonged to members of the JACKSON family.
Joseph H. JACKSON’s father (this Samuel) freed all of his slaves a number of years prior to the Civil War. From 1625 through the years on the plantation in Stokes County the Jacksons made frequent trips back to visit their relatives in England. At different times relatives from England came to visit the Jacksons in America. Joseph H. (Samuel’s son) is known to have gone back to visit relatives and to buy furniture for their home. In 1814, 1816 and 1817 the first Jacksons migrated westward. Joseph H. Jackson left his father’s plantation in Stokes County with a cash gift of one thousand dollars from his parents, a good saddle horse and a new suit of clothes, all as his coming of age gift. It was the will of his stern father that all his sons settle in non-slave states, and to that end he sent each, as he became of age, north, Joseph H. soon married Phoebe COX. A number of years after leaving Stokes County, Joseph H. returned to the plantation for their younger sister who was sixteen years old and took her out to Indiana with them. The parents, however, remained on the plantation where they later died.” (this was taken from an article by Alice Tucker)”12
-have a copy of the Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files, Vol. II in this source’s file13
-source shows a birthyear of 17564
-source shows a birthplace as Philadelphia, PA and a deathdate as 6 June 1834. Samuel Jackson, Jr. was disowned from the Westfield Friends Church due to marrying "out of unity."14
-there is much research information on Samuel in this source’s file15
-SAMUEL JACKSON
STOKES COUNTY
PRIVATE
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA
$20.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$60.00 AMOUNT RECEIVED
MAY 7, 1833 PENSION STARTED
AGE 751
-source shows that Samuel was born in Surry, NC16
-source shows that Samuel died 6 June 1834 and that he married Hannah in Stokes Co., NC17
-Samuel Jackson Jr. was a Revolutionary soldier and is believed to be a son of Samuel, though this has not been proven.  In his application for pension, he stated that he was born in 1758 in PA, near the Delaware river, about five miles south of the city of Philadelphia.  He said that when a small lad, his parents moved to North Carolina, and they settled in Rowan Co, which later became Davidson Co.18

-”born in Northern Ireland and emigrated to Stokes Co., NC where he married Rebecca HOLDEN. They became the parents of a large family of children of whom a younger son Samuel was born in 1796 in the old North state, and when quite a young man came West to Mongomery Co.,OH where he was married to Jemima, daughter of William COX.” 19
-source has information on Samuel and Rebecca’s other children 20
-could this be the Samuel JACKSON (my #3028) who may have also married 2nd Hannah GIBSON?11
-According to my Grandmother, who would be 122 years old (she did live til 94), the Jacksons were from Northern Ireland, Antrim County, near Larne, but she didn't know when the family had arrived in the colonies.10
-Your previous correspondence did not give a birth date for you
ggg-grandfather, Samuel Jackson. If he was born in 1792 then he could not
be the son of Catherine Plankinhorn. Catherine died on 4/24/1780. Even if
she was alive it would have been highly unlikely (if not impossible) that
she would have had a child as late as 1792 since her first child was born
in 1761. If your Samuel was a descendant of Samuel and Catherine, it would
probably have been as a grandson instead of son.

Another possibility is that Samuel Jackson remarried following Catherine's
death. If that is the case, then he could have married Rebecca Holden if
there marriage took place after 1780. A Samuel Jackson was disowned from
New Garden Meeting on 12/27/1783 for "marriage out of unity." This means
that a Samuel Jackson had a non-Quaker wedding and there is no additional
information in the Quaker records. There is nothing to identify the
Samuel, so I cannot prove that the Samuel that married in 1783 is the same
as the Samuel who married Rachel Holden or even the same that was married
to Catherine Plankinhorn. There could be three different Samuel's being
discussed or only one. There is no way to tell from the files or the
records.

There is no additional information in our records or files to assist you in
identifying the correct individual. The Holden surname does not appear in
North Carolina Quaker records so I cannot add any information about Rachel
Holden. 21
-After researching the family of Samuel Jackson, who married Catherine Plankinhorn, for more than six years, I now believe that if his parents are ever found, they will be among the many Jackson families that settled on the eastern shores of Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey, not from the Quaker Jacksons of Pennsylvania.
 
Many Jackson researchers over the years have written articles on who they believe to be Samuel's parents, some which I am including.
 
The descendants of Samuel and Catherine who are now living in the Westfield area will tell you that his father was one Aaron Jackson, son of William, born Feb. 25, 1725 in Pasquotank, NC.  This information was taken from a research done by Luther Byrd of Westfield, and can be found in the Guilford College Library.
 
Mr. Luther N. Byrd, grew up in Mt. Airy, NC and while a teacher of the Westfield High School, became interested in the history of the early Quakers that had settled in that area.  He started his students working on family trees, and in order to help the students he did genealogical research himself.  In his research on the Jacksons, he gives the name of Aaron Jackson, son of a William Jackson as the father of, Samuel, and Priscilla Jackson Jessup as a sister of Samuel.
 
Aaron Jackson of Pasquotank Co, NC did have a son by the name of Samuel and a brother named Samuel.  He also had a daughter Priscilla, who became the wife of Joseph Jessup.  This couple moved in the New Garden Area of Guilford Co and made the move from Guilford to the Westfield community around the same time that Samuel with his family moved from Rowan Co to the Westfield Area.  Two of Samuel's sons, William and Joseph married the daughters of Priscilla and Joseph Jessup, Mary and Sarah Jessup.  Thus becoming the first two marriages between the Jessup and the Jacksons.
 
Samuel Jackson's birth is estimated to be ca. 1720-25 as his eldest son was born in 1747.  Aaron Jackson of Pasquotank Co, NC was born in 1725, so the two men would be around the same age and could not be father and son.  These Pasquotank Jacksons were descendants of Samuel Jackson of Maryland and some of the names are the same names found in the Jackson settlement.  If there should be any truth in this statement, would mean that Samuel Jackson, brother of Aaron, went back to PA before he moved to North Carolina, and therefore could have been the uncle of Priscilla Jackson Jessup, and not her brother.
 
Professor Edwin P. West, great-grandson of Jacob and Ann Jackson, gave an account which was used in the History of Clinton Co, OH.  This article had been written earlier by Judge Harlan on “Sketches of Clinton Co”, which stated that three brothers Jacob, John, and Samuel Jackson were among the first settlers of Clinton Co and that their father was Samuel Jackson who was the son of Isaac Jackson, who was the son of Anthony Jackson, who was a descendant of Ralph Jackson who was burned at the stake as a martyr at Stratford, England in 1556.  He also stated that Samuel was probably a first cousin and intimate friend of President Andrew Jackson.
 
I have found many discrepancies in this article.  First, the Isaac Jackson, son of Anthony Jackson, married Ann Evans, and brought his family to America in 1725 when he was sixty years of age and settled in Chester Co, PA.  His life has been well documented in Quaker records and Pennsylvania histories.  They did not have a son by the name of Samuel, so Samuel Jackson was not the son of Isaac and Ann Evans Jackson.
 
The brother Samuel that he speaks of is believed to be the son of Jacob and not his brother.  Jacob had a son named Samuel born in Surry Co, NC in 1774 and would have been old enough to be the Samuel that Professor West wrote about.
 
He stated that Samuel was probably an intimate friend and first cousin of President Andrew Jackson.  Records show that Andrew Jackson received his license to practice law in Surry Co at the old Richmond court house (now gone) which was located on the banks of the Yadkin River, just below where Samuel and his family lived.  It is possible that they did become friends with Andrew.  From information that has been handed down, it is apparent they never liked Andrew, and could not believe that it was the Andy Jackson they knew who had been elected President of the United States, as he was such a rough character, always getting into brawls, fighting, gambling, etc.
 
Samuel Jackson was around forty-five years old when Andrew Jackson was born, and had been in America for several years before Andrew Jackson Sr. came to America and settled at Waxhaw.  Andrew Sr. did have a brother named Samuel, "Called Sam the Sailor" and as the story goes was instrumental in getting the Jackson and Hutchins family out of Ireland  and to America.
 
If there is any relationship between Samuel Jackson of Westfield and Andrew Jackson, it would be way back in England or Ireland where they may have had a common ancestor, as I can find no close connection between these two families in America.22
-I suspect that Samuel and Rebecca really married somewhere else, as the area that
eventually became Stokes County wasn't settled prior to about 1750. Most
settlers came into this area from the north - Virginia, Maryland,
Pennsylvania mostly - so you're probably going to want to look to those
places for a marriage record if one exists. Stokes Co. itself wasn't
formed until 1789. Although sometimes people write one for the other in public documents, they
really are different families, and unfortunately I don't know much about
the Holdens, just the Holders. I checked my files, however, for a marriage
between a Jackson and a Holder, and didn't find one, nor do I have a
Rebecca Holder in my files before the 19th century.

I do find two Samuel Jacksons in the 1790 Stokes County census, however:
4 males over 16, 1 male under 16, 1 female
1 male over 16, 3 males under 16, 3 females

I suppose these could be your father and son?

Have you looked in the later census records to establish when they moved
out of NC?

Also, I don't see any Holdens in Stokes or adjacent counties in 1790. If
Rebecca's family was living there at that time, then they were probably
Holders rather than Holdens. But if Samuel married Rebecca in Virginia or
elsewhere as early as 1744, then her family wouldn't necessarily be in
Stokes Co. with them anyway.23
-source shows that “Samuel was born in Northern Ireland and emigrated to Stokes Co., NC where he was married about the year 1774 to Rebecca HOLDEN”24
-Samuel Jackson, Jr. was disowned from the Westfield Friends Church due to marrying "out of unity." He enlisted and served at various times in 1780 and 1781 as a private under Captain William David in Col. Smith's Regiment. He was captured by the Tories during this time, but soon released and discharged after the surrender of Cornwallis. He was granted a pension of $20.00 per year on his application which was executed in Stokes Co., NC on 15 Mar 1833.

The early census records use the names Samuel Jackson, Sr. and Samuel Jackson, Jr, and Samuel Jr., gave almost the same information in his request for pension that Jacob Jackson gave on his "Testimony." He stated he was born in Chester Co., PA and that his parents moved to Rowan Co., NC when he was around 12 years old.

When his parents, Samuel and Catherine Jackson moved to Tom's Creek, their land was in Surry Co., but when Stokes County was formed in 1789, the line was drawn at Westfield and Samuel Jackson, Sr. found his land had been divided by the county line. Samuel Jackson, Jr.'s land was in Stokes Co. NC.


On the 15th day of March and AD, 1832, personally appeared in open court before the Justice of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for the County of Stokes:

Samuel Jackson, a resident of NC and the county of Stokes, aged about 74 years, who being first duly sworn in according to law, doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of an act of Congress passed 7 Jun 1832. That he entered the service of the US under the following named officers, and served at known stations. He states first that he was born in the year 1758 in the state of PA a few miles from the City of Philadelphia, on the Delaware River. That he has no record of his age, that when quite young he moved with his parents to that part of County Rowan in the state of NC that is now called Davidson Co. He states that when he was first called into service he lived in the county of Surry and that aforesaid was on Dan River now in Stokes Co. At other times in County of Rowan, that since the Revolutionary War he has lived in the county of Stokes, and lives there now. That he first served in a Company commanded by Captain Joseph Cloud of the county of Stokes, then Surry, in the year of 1780 for a term of four months. Then he volunteered and was put in service and appointed to guard Tory prisoners, at Old Town in Bethabara. That afterwards in the year of 1780, and the second place he served under Captain Gaines, father of General Gains, and he said that he was employed in guarding British soldiers taken prisoners at the Battle of Kings Mountain, and served for one month. Afterwards in the same and succeeding years he was engaged and sent on several scouting parties. In all for a term of one month under different officers, whose names he cannot now remember. That when engaged in the service mentioned the assignment ot which his company was attached was commanded part of the time by Col. William Sheppard and Major Joseph Winston. He recollects while on duty at Old Town a private soldier shot a Sgt. Smith for which offense he was merely whipped. Afterwards, I think, in the year 1782, in the county of Rowan, about the time the British marched south toward the Battleground of Guilford, he volunteered his services in a company of militia commanded by Captain William Davis. In which company was chiefly called out to hunt Tories and obtain them. He was taken prisoner by the Tories and after being confined a while was released, and services and complacement lasted about one month. Shortly after this, in the same year of 1782, he entered service again in a company commanded by Captain Lapp and Lieutenant Bodenhamer and marched toward Wilmington, NC and while on the march, they helped to scatter Tories at "Rafts Swamp" and from there he marched to the mouth of the Neuse River where they made an attack, which was occupied by a British garrison, and then marched toward Georgetown, SC and back. They lay in the backwoods until the news assured them that Cornwallis had been taken. He was then marched home and discharged. He recollects that at "Rafts Swamp" there were 200 men of Guilford that were shot. He states he has no documentary evidence of his service and knows no person who can testify to his service except the testimony of Jacob Idol. He also states that in his neighborhood he is known to Charles Banner and Jacob Carson who can testify of his transactions for his service as a soldier of the Revolution. Sworn and submitted this day and year aforesaid - Samuel Jackson - (his mark)
Samuel and Hannah Gibson Jackson were married at the home of Elisha Pierce, a friend, on a cold winter day by a Justice of the Peace, Micajah Clark. Rev. William Stephens, a preacher from the Baptist Church, was supposed to perform the ceremony, but was taken ill and gave the certificate to Micajah Clark to perform the ceremony. A wedding supper was held for them at her father's home after their return home from Elisha Pierce's home. 14
-Samuel Jackson, Jr. was disowned from the Westfield Friends Church due to marrying "out of unity." He enlisted and served at various times in 1780 and 1781 as a private under Captain William David in Col. Smith's Regiment. He was captured by the Tories during this time, but soon released and discharged after the surrender of Cornwallis. He was granted a pension of $20.00 per year on his application which was executed in Stokes Co., NC on 15 Mar 1833.

The early census records use the names Samuel Jackson, Sr. and Samuel Jackson, Jr, and Samuel Jr., gave almost the same information in his request for pension that Jacob Jackson gave on his "Testimony." He stated he was born in Chester Co., PA and that his parents moved to Rowan Co., NC when he was around 12 years old.

When his parents, Samuel and Catherine Jackson moved to Tom's Creek, their land was in Surry Co., but when Stokes County was formed in 1789, the line was drawn at Westfield and Samuel Jackson, Sr. found his land had been divided by the county line. Samuel Jackson, Jr.'s land was in Stokes Co. NC.

Source shows that Samuel died 6 June 183414

-lineage to Richard Harold Jackson kit 26633 [36 markers of 37 matching] and
lineage to Gene Franklin Jackson kit 37292 [36 markers of 37 matching] 25

In 1774 when Samuel was 15, he first married Rebecca HOLDEN26, in Stokes Co., NC.27 Born ca 1760. Rebecca died in probably Stokes Co., NC, bef 1782; she was 22.

On 23 Jan 1782 when Samuel was 24, he second married Hannah GIBSON5, daughter of William E. GIBSON Sr & Mary, in Surry (Stokes Co.) Co., NC.5,28 Born on 9 Oct 1764 in Surry Co., NC.12 Hannah died in Stokes County, NC, in Dec 1841; she was 77.6 Buried in Stokes Co., NC.6 Occupation: homemaker.3 Religion: Babtist?

They had the following children:
2 i. Jehu (1783-1847)
3 ii. James Hiram (1785-1853)
4 iii. Isaac (1787-1854)
5 iv. Sarah (1791-)
6 v. John (1793-1854)
7 vi. William (1795-1858)
8 vii. Samuel (1791-1848)
9 viii. Amer (1799-1845)
10 ix. Hiram W. (1801-1875)
11 x. Joseph Henry (1804-1858)



Second Generation
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2. Jehu JACKSON.2 Born on 1 Feb 1783 in Surry Co., NC.7 Jehu died in Cass Co., MO, in 1847; he was 63.7 Buried in Dayton Cemetery, Cass Co., MO.12 Occupation: farmer.12 Religion: Quaker.12

-source John Rider shows Jehu died between 1850 and 18603
-Jehu was alive in 1850 as he was listed in the Cass County, MO census and he was not listed in 1860.3
-source shows that Jehu was born in Stokes Co., NC and that Jehu moved to Ohio as a young man. Farming became unprofitable in North Carolina for Quakers as they did not accept slavery and when slavery was introduced into North Carolina, it presented unfair competition for them in their farming. This information taken from the JACKSON FAMILY HISTORY12
-source shows a marriage date of 11 Nov 181113
-had twelve children with his wife Lucy13
-source shows a birthplace as Stokes Co., NC and that he died after 1850. Jehu Jackson moved to Ohio as a young man. Farming became unprofitable in NC for Quakers as they did not accept slavery and when slavery was introduced into NC it presented unfair competition for them in their farming.
14
-source shows a birthplace as Stores Co., NC29

On 10 Nov 1811 when Jehu was 28, he married Lucy WRIGHT7,2, daughter of Joshua WRIGHT & Elizabeth, in Montgomery Co., OH.14 Born on 19 Feb 1796 in Montgomery Co., OH.29 Lucy died on 14 Feb 1876; she was 79.13 Buried in Dayton Cemetery, Cass Co., MO.12 Religion: Quaker.3

They had the following children:
12 i. Hannah (1813-)
13 ii. Wright (1814-1882)
14 iii. William (1816-1883)
15 iv. Tryal C. (1820-1891)
16 v. Matilda (1823-)
17 vi. Allen (1825-1910)
18 vii. Rebecca (1828-1910)
19 viii. Mahala Ann (1830-1860)
20 ix. Elizabeth (1829-1877)
21 x. Delilah (1833-1908)
22 xi. Lavina (1836-1904)
23 xii. Lucinda (1835-)

3. James Hiram JACKSON.13 Born on 1 Mar 1785 in Surry Co., NC.2,7 James Hiram died in Wells Co., IN, on 8 Dec 1853; he was 68.30 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

-in the History of Wells Co, IN, it states that the first two settlers of Liberty Township in 1836 were James Jackson and Henry Mossbury9
-fought in the War of 1812 and under the command of General Hull when they surrendered to the British at Detroit6
-source shows that James was born in Stokes Co., NC and that James married Elizabeth HOOKER in Stokes Co., NC12
-source shows that James was born in Westfield, Stokes Co., NC and that he came to Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN in Jan. 183713
-source shows that James was born in Stokes Co., NC14

-listed with his family in the 1850 census for Liberty, Wells Co., IN

On 12 Jan 1810 when James Hiram was 24, he first married Rosey HARGROVE2.13

On 6 Oct 1816 when James Hiram was 31, he second married Elizabeth HOOKER2,7, in Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH.13 Born ca 1797 in NC.31 Elizabeth died in Wells Co., IN, in Mar 1865; she was 68.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

They had the following children:
24 i. UNNAMED (ca1815-)
25 ii. Hiram (1817-1908)
26 iii. John (1822-)
27 iv. Susannah (1823-1863)
28 v. Levi (1824-)
29 vi. William (1827-)
30 vii. Moses H. (1830-1909)
31 viii. Mary (ca1830-)
32 ix. Samuel J. “Sammy” (Twin) (1834-1919)
33 x. Hannah (Twin) (1834-)
34 xi. Benjamin (ca1849-)

4. Isaac JACKSON.2 Born in 1787 in Surry Co.(Stokes Co), NC.6 Isaac died in Delaware Co., IN, in 1854; he was 67.9,7

-Isaac may have had more than one wife as the 1850 Delaware Co census shows Isaac Jackson age 61 b. NC a farmer with wife Jemima age 42 b. PA living in residence 139 in Perry Twnshp. with children: Rebecca 15, Margaret A. 13, Aaron 11, Mariam 9, Caroline 7, Hariet 4, and Elizabeth J. 1 year with all children being born in Indiana. 6
-source Laurie Carlson shows a birthyear of 17852
-source Eugene Jackson shows a marriage place as Surry Co., NC6
-Isaac's will made out 2/3/1854 (have a copy in file)9
-he could have left North Carolina at the same time that his two older brothers Jehu and James made the move both went first to Ohio, and then on to Indiana settling in Randolph Co, or he could have joined them later in Randolph Co. in 1830 he is living near his brothers in Delaware Co, IN and he pruchased land in Delaware County in 1835 in Liberty Township, section 33. It may be possible that he never moved but that the county lines changed. He lived the remainder of his life in this county9
-was living in Randolph Co, IN when the 1820 census was taken with a wife and five children (four sons and one daughter)9
-source shows Stokes Co., NC as Isaac’s birthplace and a deathyear as 1835. He also shows that he was married to Nancy in Stokes Co., NC12
-had eight children with his wives13
-source shows that Isaac died in 183514 and 32
-source shows that Isaac was born in 17893

On 10 Dec 1808 when Isaac was 21, he first married Nancy SIZEMORE2, daughter of William H. SIZEMORE & Mary Mandy MOORE, in Surry Co. (Stokes Co.), NC.2,6 Born in 1790 in Lamar Co., AL.33 Nancy died bef 1833; she was 43.9 Occupation: pioneer housewife.6

They had one child:
35 i. Jehu (John) (1824-1902)

Isaac second married Jemima9. Born ca 1808 in PA.9

They had the following children:
36 i. Rebecca (~1835-)
37 ii. Margaret A. (ca1837-)
38 iii. Aaron (ca1839-)
39 iv. Mary Ann (ca1841-)
40 v. Caroline (~1843-)
41 vi. Harriett (ca1846-)
42 vii. Elizabeth (ca1849-)

5. Sarah JACKSON.2 Born in 1791 in Stokes Co., IN.2,7

Sarah married Wagoner JENKINS2.

6. John JACKSON.2 Born in 1793 in Stokes Co., NC.10,7 John died in Laclede Co., MO, on 19 Aug 1854; he was 61.12

-John grew up in Stokes Co, NC9
-moved with Nancy to Deleware Co., IN before 1830 as he's in the 1830 census along with his brothers Amer, Hiram, Isaac, and James, and Nancy's father Johnston King. This family may have later moved to LeClede Co., MO7
-from the 1850 census of LeClede Co, MO, it shows John and Nancy and their children9
-born in Stokes Co., NC where his father lived and died, them moved on to MO, first to Greene Co., then Laclede Co., MO where he died.8

On 2 Jul 1819 when John was 26, he married Nancy KING2, daughter of Johnston KING Jr & Margaret STANLEY, in Stokes Co., NC.2 Born in 1797 in North Carolina.6,9

They had the following children:
43 i. Hannah (1822-)
44 ii. Margaret (1822-)
45 iii. Louisa (1825-)
46 iv. Armistad (1829-)
47 v. Drewcilla (1830-)
48 vi. Andrew (1835-)
49 vii. Nancy Ann (1837-)
50 viii. Jehu (John) G. (1838-)
51 ix. Samuel H. (ca1847-)

7. William JACKSON.2 Born in 1795 in Stokes Co., North Carolina.2,7 William died in Louisa, IA, on 25 Mar 1858; he was 63.34

-source Kathie Johnston shows a birthyear of 179610
-believed to have moved to Indiana7

8. Samuel JACKSON III.14 Born on 14 Mar 1791 in near Westfield, Stokes Co, NC.35,36 Samuel died in Randolph Co., IN, on 30 Mar 1848; he was 57.7,36 Buried in Apr 1848 in Economy Cemetery, Economy, Wayne Co., IN.7 .

-"Born in North Carolina in 1796 (source2 shows 1791). He came to Ohio, then in 1820 came to West River, Randolph County, Indiana in 1820 (settling near Hugh Botkin's, 1/2 mile north of John F. Hunnicutt's on Martindale Creek) He married in Ohio Jemima Cox, daughter of William Cox, and they had 11 children all grown and married and 9 living now, the youngest that is alive being 40 years old and the oldest sixty-four. One in Missouri, four in Randolph, two in Iowa, 1 in Wayne Co. and 1 in Wisconsin. In politics he was a Whig. He died in 1948 aged 52 years. His wife was a Friend, and she died in 1861 at 67. Mrs. Ballinger, daughter of Samuel Jackson, says that she can remember the storm of the Fallen Timber, and thinks that she was 6 to 8 years old. She was born in 1820 and that would make the date of the storm be in 1826 or 1828. Jere Smith puts the time in 1824. She would then be four years old or more. Probably Mr. Smith is correct, and she was younger than she thinks. Mrs. Retz's membory also would seem to make the storm later than 1824. Mrs. Ballinger says that Carey Smith, brother of Jere Smith, was a Disciple preacher in those early times, and that Methodists held preachings at Hugh Botkin's and Jesse Cox's and also at Mr. Lank's. Mr. Jackson's children were William, dead, had 7 children; Hannah (Hutchens,Chamness),6 children; Betsy Ballinger, Randolph Co., 8 children; Sarah Hutchens, Iowa, 12 children; John, near Winchester, 12 children; Anna Hutchens, Wisconsin, 7 children; Jemima Cox, Randolph Co., 3 children; Rebecca Owens, Kansas, 7 childrn; Jacob, dead, had 7 children, Jacob Jackson was captain in the 69 Regiment in the army; Melinda Condi, Iowa, 4 children; Mary Hutchens, Wayne Co., 9 children. There are or have been in all 82 grand children. (taken from the History of Randolph County by Tucker p. 394)37
-source Kathie Johnston shows a birthyear as 178910
-newspaper article source shows birthplace as in North Carolina11
-Economy, IN is on Rt. 35 near Carlos, IN (cemetery where Samuel buried)
-source Karen Jackson shows birthplace as Stokes Co., IN but this is error as all other children born in NC and there is no Stokes Co. in Indiana7
-"IGI listed the marriage date as 1814"7
-children listed on his mother Hannah Gibson's pension application show Samuel, b. 1789, married Jemima Cox (the birthdate disputes others). Samuel III must have gone to Randolph Co.,IN between 1820-1830 as he was listed on the 1830 census records not on the 1820 and source has a copy of the will of Samuel III9
-source James Eugene Jackson shows a deathyear as 18486
-Samuel owned 360 acres of land in West River Township, Randolph Co, IN6
-source John Rider shows a birthyear as 17893
-source shows a deathyear as 184812
-source shows that Samuel died in Wayne Co., IN in 184814
-source shows that Samuel “was born in 1796 in the old North state, and when quite a young man came West to Montgomery Co., OH where he was married to Jemima, daughter of William Cox. In the year 1820, Samuel and Jemima settled on lands lying two miles west of what is now the town of Carlos, and here under primative surroundings raised to manhood and womanhood a family of eleven children, namely: William Jackson who died in early manhood, Hannah Hutchens, Elizabeth Ballinger, Sarah Hutchens, all deceased and John the subject of these words, Anna Hutchens who still lives in the state of Wisconsin, Jemima Cox living in the town of Carlos, Rebecca Owens of Hartford City, IN, Mary Hutchens, deceased, Jacob Jackson who died shortly after his return from the war in 1865, and Malinda Couch who resides in the state of Iowa. All of these sons and duaghters except the two sons William and Jacob lived to advanced age.38
-will written 184939
-source shows a birthdate as 1789 and a death date as 30 Mar 1848 in Wayne Co., IN14 and 40
-source shows a deathyear as 184841
-visited gravesite Oct 2004 and saw that he died at 57 yrs. and 16 days. Found the location of Samuel and Jemima’s land located at Co. Rd. 500 W and Co. Rd. 850 S. in Union Township, Randolph Co., IN. Spoke with the present owner John “Jack” Netherly (ph. 765-853-5606-Jack’s family purchased 40 acres in 1973 from Chauncey Smith) and he has the original abstract of the land and will send me copies showing that the original owners of this parcel were Samuel & Hannah Finnemore, who sold it to Samuel and Jemima Jackson on 4 June 1848 (80 acres for $500.00). Samuel Jackson then sold land to his son Capt. Jacob A. Jackson and then later it shows the land was owned by Capt. Jacob’s brother and sister as guardians (Capt. Jacob had died of his wounds from the Civil War two months after he returned home in Nov. 1865)11

Bef 27 Jul 1815 when Samuel was 24, he married Jemima COX, daughter of William COX Sr & Elizabeth THOMAS, in Montgomery Co., OH.42 Born on 16 Aug 1795 in Newberry Co., SC.6,10 Jemima died in Randolph Co., IN, on 6 Sep 1861; she was 66.6 Buried in Sep 1861 in Economy Cemetery,Economy, Wayne County, IN.6 Religion: Friend (Quaker).6

They had the following children:
52 i. William (1815-1845)
53 ii. Hannah (1817-1898)
54 iii. Elizabeth "Betsy" (1820-1898)
55 iv. Sarah (1821-1907)
56 v. John (1824-1909)
57 vi. Anna (1826-1914)
58 vii. Rebecca (1829-1924)
59 viii. Jemima (1828-1915)
60 ix. Mary (1831-1902)
61 x. Jacob A. (1833-1865)
62 xi. Malinda (1837->1900)

9. Amer JACKSON.2 Born in 1799 in Stokes Co., NC.10,7 Amer died in IN in 1845; he was 46.7,14

-grew up in the Westfield Community, Stokes Co., NC7
-1830 census shows he moved to Deleware Co., IN7
-1840 census shows he moved to Randolph Co., IN7
-1850 census shows he moved to Harrison Twp, Wayne County, IN7
-"1843 named as deathyear in estates settlement"6
-after his second marriage moved to Indiana6
-source John Rider shows a birthyear as 17973
-source shows a birthyear as 1797, and that Amer moved to Indiana and “was dead by 1843”12
-source shows a birthyear as 179713
-source shows a birthear as 1797 and a deathear as before 184314

On 6 Nov 1823 when Amer was 24, he first married Elizabeth WATSON2, in Stokes Co., NC.2,6

On 10 Oct 1827 when Amer was 28, he second married Nancy HOOKER12, in Stokes Co., NC.7

10. Hiram W. JACKSON.7 Born on 28 Oct 1801 in Stokes Co., North Carolina.2,7 Hiram W. died in Macoupin Co., IL, on 9 Nov 1875; he was 74.43

-moved from Stokes Co., NC to Indiana somewhere around 1830 as his son George was born in Indiana, with one source saying Delaware Co. and one saying Randolph Co., IN2
-from a page in the History of Morgan County 1878 (Illinois?)-"The father of this notice, Hiram Jackson, was a native of North Carolina, was born in 1804 (this disputes the information from source2), and emigrated to Indiana, settling in Putnam County....was married in 1826 to Nancy Malcolm and had these children: Samuel A., Mary A., Silas, George W., Nancy J., Diana, Phebe, Matilda, Hiram, William H. and Jehu.æ10
-in 1835 Hiram and his family made the trip overland to Missouri Crossing at Alton. While in the act of boarding the flatboat, the cable rope broke, throwing the team and wagon into the river, and almost drowning the little George, their son. After gaining the shore, they continued on their journey, settling in Barry Co. MO on homesteaded government land, built a log cabin, sold out, and moved to Illinois, crossing the Mississippi at St. Louis, MO and settled in St. Clair Co., IL in 1838. They lived there for 5 years, pulled stakes and moved to Washington Co., MO, entered a claim on 160 acres of land, erected a neat frame dwelling, the first of the kind in the area, improved the tract and in 1849, sold out and moved to Texas. They bought a farm of 900 acres of land, lived there but two years and again moved to Scott Co., IL and purchased a small farm of 40 acres. He sold this and moved to Macoupin Co., IL and farmed until the affliction of sore eyes caused him to give up work altogether.12

On 5 Oct 1826 when Hiram W. was 24, he married Nancy MALCOLM2, in Randolph Co.,IN.44 Born in 1797.43 Nancy died on 29 Sep 1864; she was 67.10

They had the following children:
63 i. Samuel Andrew (ca1827-)
64 ii. Mary A. (ca1829-1840)
65 iii. Silas (1830-)
66 iv. George W. (1831-)
67 v. Nancy Jane (1835-)
68 vi. Diana (1838-)
69 vii. Phoebe Catherine (1837-)
70 viii. Matilda (1826-)
71 ix. Hiram (ca1842-)
72 x. William M. (1845-1875)
73 xi. Jehu
74 xii. John (1848-)

11. Joseph Henry JACKSON.7 Born on 23 Aug 1804 in Westfield, Stokes Co., NC.7,6 Joseph Henry died in Louisa Co., IA, on 25 Mar 1858; he was 53.40 Buried in Asbury Cemetery, near Olds, Iowa.10 Occupation: farmer.7 Religion: Methodist.7

-came to Henry Co., Iowa by ox team in 1845. Source shows a birthdate of August 23, 180410
-was in Randolph Co. before 1836, and moved to Wayne Co., IN in 1836, moved to Deleware Co.,IN in 1838 and also lived in tippecanoe Co.,Iowa in 1856, then moved to Louisa Co., Iowa before he died7
-source Laurie Carlson shows a birthdate of 17992
-had nine known children9
-source John Rider shows a birthyear as 17993
-source Kathie Johnston states " I have a great deal of info on the descendants of Joseph Jackson and Phoebe Cox, including copies of the pension applications for all four of the sons who served in the Civil War. There is another cousin, Woods Kenneth Wellbourne in Texas, who also has information on the Joseph and Phoebe line. One of Joseph and Phoebe's lines comes down to Brian Keith, the actor, and his father, Robert Keith, an actor/director. Brian Keith and my father are contemporaries, but only met a few times, as very little boys while visiting aunts and uncles in Iowa, and then at a family funeral as young adults. Much of the family lived(s) in and around Henry, Louisa and Washington Cos. in Iowa, near Columbus Junction, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa and Fremont. Much of the land is still in the family-140 or so years after they first settled"

This source tells of an Aunt Nelly Martin Barthel who was the youngest of ten children and was the spinster daughter who stayed home to tend her aged parents. Since she was the youngest child of ten, and since some of her direct ancestors in previous generations were also the youngest children, she had almost a direct connection with Samuel Jackson, who fought in the Revolutionary War. She was not alive to meet her Grandfather, Joseph Jackson, Samuel's youngest son, but remembered her grandmother Phoebe Cox Jackson very well.

From Randolph County on the eastern side of IN, Joseph and his family gradually moved across the state of IN, and their children were born in various counties. It is unclear when they moved to IA, although they presumably moved with or followed at least one of their children who moved there as adults.10
-source says that “ the North Carolina Jacksons were also owners of large numbers of slaves. Of 1746 slaves recorded in Stokes County in 1810, something above 1170 belonged to members of the JACKSON family. Joseph H. JACKSON’s father (Samuel) freed all of his slaves a number of years prior to the Civil War. From 1625 through the years on the plantation in Stokes County the Jacksons made frequent trips back to visit their relatives in England. At different times relatives from England came to visit the Jacksons in America. Joseph H. is known to have gone back to visit relatives and to buy furniture for their home. In 1814, 1816 and 1817 the first Jacksons migrated westward. Joseph H. Jackson left his father’s plantation in Stokes County with a cash gift of one thousand dollars from his parents, a good saddle horse and a new suit of clothes, all as his coming of age gift. It was the will of his stern father that all his sons settle in non-slave states, and to that end he sent each, as he became of age, north, Joseph H. soon married Phoebe COX. A number of years after leaving Stokes County, Joseph H. returned to the plantation for their younger sister who was sixteen years old and took her out to Indiana with them. The parents, however, remained on the plantation where they later died.” (this was taken from an article by Alice Tucker)12
-source shows that Joseph died 15 Mar 185845

On 6 Sep 1827 when Joseph Henry was 23, he married Phoebe COX10, daughter of William COX Sr & Elizabeth THOMAS, in Randolph Co., IN.7 Born on 4 Apr 1807 in Montgomery Co., OH.9 Phoebe died in Louisa Co., IA, on 10 Oct 1899; she was 92.9,6 Buried in Asbury Cemetery, near Olds, IA.10 Religion: Quaker.6

They had the following children:
75 i. Elias Gibson (1828-1916)
76 ii. John Henry (1829-1917)
77 iii. Reuben C. (ca1831-1893)
78 iv. Jesse S. (1833-1922)
79 v. Elizabeth Ann (1836-1912)
80 vi. Sarah Jane (1838-1889)
81 vii. Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") (1840-1935)
82 viii. Joseph Jay (1842-1926)
83 ix. Abner "Todd" (ca1846-)



Third Generation
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12. Hannah JACKSON.7 Born in 1813 in Montgomery Co., OH.12,7

On 16 Oct 1828 when Hannah was 15, she married William (B.?) COX Jr10, son of William COX Sr & Elizabeth THOMAS, in Randolph Co., IN.12 Born ca 1808 in Miami Co., OH.7 William (B.?) died in Wayne Co., IN, on 11 Nov 1849; he was 41.12

They had the following children:
84 i. Lucy (1829-)
85 ii. Elizabeth (1830-)
86 iii. Joshua (1832-)
87 iv. John B. (1834-)
88 v. Rebecca (1838-)
89 vi. William (1842-)
90 vii. Henrietta (1843-)

13. Wright JACKSON.7 Born on 21 Nov 1814 in Montgomery Co., OH.7 Wright died in Clinton Co., OH, on 4 Apr 1882; he was 67.29,14

-source shows a birthyear as 181514
-source shows a birthyear as 1815 and that Wright died in Clinton Co., IN12

On 24 Nov 1837 when Wright was 23, he married Minerva WRIGHT12, in Wayne Co., IN.12 Born in 1817 in Guilford Co., NC.12

They had the following children:
91 i. Comodore P.
92 ii. Avery (1839-)
93 iii. Marion (1843-1913)
94 iv. Cicero (1846-)
95 v. Emiline (1848-)
96 vi. Rebecca (1850-1934)
97 vii. Martha Jane (1853-1915)
98 viii. Eliza A. (1855-1941)

14. William JACKSON.7 Born on 15 Dec 1816 in Montgomery Co., OH.7 William died in Logansport, IN, on 30 Aug 1883; he was 66.14 Buried in St. John’s Cemetery Logansport, IN.12

-source shows a birthdate as Dec 5, 1816 in Marion Co., OH12

William married Margaret HOUCK12. Born on 24 Sep 1818 in Barren Co., KY.12 Margaret died in Logansport, IN, on 17 Feb 1904; she was 85.12 Buried in St. John’s Cemetery Logansport, IN.12

They had the following children:
99 i. Edward (1843-)
100 ii. Lucy (1845-)
101 iii. Delilah Alida (1847-1915)
102 iv. William M. (1850-)
103 v. Mary Elizabeth (1852-1931)
104 vi. Eliza Mae (1854-)
105 vii. Sara Margaret (1856-)

15. Tryal C. JACKSON.29 Born in 1820 in White River Township, Randolph County, IN.12 Tryal C. died in Jester, Greer Co., TX (now OK), on 8 Apr 1891; he was 71.14 Buried in Cemetery, Jester, OK.12

-sources show this name spelled “Trial” JACKSON12 and 14

On 21 Mar 1839 when Tryal C. was 19, he married Margaret BOYLES12, in Polk Co., Jester, OK.12 Born ca 1818 in MO.29 Buried in Cemetery, Polk Co., Jester, OK.12

They had the following children:
106 i. Mary J. (1840-1922)
107 ii. John W. (1842-)
108 iii. Jasper N. (1844-)
109 iv. Elizabeth (1847-1921)
110 v. Sarah Ann (1849-)
111 vi. William Henry (1852-)
112 vii. Amanda (1854-1923)
113 viii. Lucy (1856-)
114 ix. Daniel J. (1858-)
115 x. Thomas H. (1861-)
116 xi. James (1864-)

16. Matilda JACKSON.7 Born on 31 Aug 1823 in West River Twnshp, Randolph County, IN.7

-source shows a birthplace as White River Township, Randolph Co., IN12

On 23 Mar 1845 when Matilda was 21, she married James B. RIDER3, in Cass Co., MO.12

They had the following children:
117 i. William Jehu (1847-)
118 ii. Lucy Ann (1848-)
119 iii. Sarah Louisa (1853-)
120 iv. Rebecca Catherine (1855-)
121 v. Elizabeth Jane (1857-)
122 vi. John Allen (1860-)

17. Allen JACKSON.7 Born on 16 Oct 1825 in White River Township, Randolph County, IN.12 Allen died in Oliver Township, Taney Co., MO, on 16 Dec 1910; he was 85.14 Buried in Gobblers Knob Cemetery, Hollister, MO.12

-Allen and Charity had:
Mary A. JACKSON b: 5 SEP 1852
Lucy Evaline JACKSON b: 11 AUG 1854
Lucinda Margaret JACKSON b: 14 FEB 1857
Sarah Jane JACKSON b: 14 FEB 1857
William Wright JACKSON b: 4 NOV 1859
Ernestine JACKSON b: 1 FEB 1862 in Cass Co., MO
Towado Francina JACKSON b: 15 MAR 1864
Lavina Ann JACKSON b: 22 JAN 1867
Elmer Dean JACKSON b: 20 JUN 186914

On 28 Jan 1847 when Allen was 21, he first married Tabitha J. MCCRAW12, in Cass Co., MO.14 Born on 3 May 1823.12 Buried in Crescent Hill Cemetery, Bates Co., MO.12

On 26 Jan 1851 when Allen was 25, he second married Charity OWSLEY12, daughter of William OWSLEY, in Cass Co., MO.14 Born on 5 Dec 1827.14 Buried in Dayton Cemetery, Cass Co., MO.12

They had the following children:
123 i. Mary A. (1852-)
124 ii. Lucy E. (1854-)
125 iii. Lucinda Margaret (1857-)
126 iv. Sarah Jane (1857-)
127 v. William Wright (1859-)
128 vi. Ernestine (1862-)
129 vii. Towado Francina (1864-)
130 viii. Lavina (1867-)
131 ix. Elmer Dean (1869-)

18. Rebecca JACKSON.7 Born on 27 Mar 1828 in Randolph County, IN.7 Rebecca died in Severy Co., KS, on 30 Jan 1910; she was 81.14

-sources show a birthdate of March 30, 182712 and 14

On 25 Apr 1845 when Rebecca was 17, she first married John BEST12, in Cass Co., MO.12

They had the following children:
132 i. Mary J. (1847-)
133 ii. Lucy (1849-)
134 iii. Martha Ellen (1851-)
135 iv. John Wesley
136 v. Francis

On 28 Mar 1858 when Rebecca was 30, she second married Archibald P. DEFRISCO12.12

19. Mahala Ann JACKSON.7 Born in 1830 in Randolph County, IN.12,7 Mahala Ann died in Johnson Co., MO, in 1860; she was 30.14

On 25 Nov 1849 when Mahala Ann was 19, she married Anthony OWSLEY12, in Cass Co., MO.12

They had the following children:
137 i. Evolina Rebecca (1852-)
138 ii. Allen Jackson (1855-)
139 iii. Matilda J. (1857-)
140 iv. Lucy Ann (1859-)

20. Elizabeth JACKSON.7 Born in 1829 in Randolph Co., IN.12 Elizabeth died in Bates Co., MO, on 13 Jan 1877; she was 48.14 Buried in Crescent Hill Cemetery, near Adrian, MO.14

-source shows a birthdate as 28 Jan 181914

On 12 May 1841 when Elizabeth was 12, she married Michael C. HISER14, son of Jacob HISER & Christine HOUK, in Cass Co., MO.14,12 Michael C. died ca 10 Nov 1876 in Bates Co., MO.14 Buried in Crescent Hill Cemetery, near Adrian, MO.14

They had the following children:
141 i. William Jehu (1842-)
142 ii. Martha Matilda (1844-)
143 iii. Reuben Franklin (1847-)
144 iv. Lucy Ann (1849-)
145 v. Lucinda Margaret
146 vi. Sarah Ellen (1854-)
147 vii. James (1856-)
148 viii. Louisa R. (1857-)

21. Delilah JACKSON.7 Born on 23 Mar 1833 in Randolph County, IN.7 Delilah died in Severy, Greenwood Co., KS, on 6 Feb 1908; she was 74.14 Buried in Twin Grove Cemetery, Severy Co., KS.12

On 26 Jan 1853 when Delilah was 19, she married Hugh WOODS12, son of John WOODS & Susannah BUFFINGTON, in Cass Co., MO.12 Born in 1830 in Lawrence Co., OH.12,46

They had the following children:
149 i. John Allen (1853-)
150 ii. Robert Knox (1855-)
151 iii. William Jehu (1860-)
152 iv. James Stumbaugh

22. Lavina JACKSON.7 Born on 29 Feb 1836 in Randolph Co., IN.12 Lavina died in Fall River, Greenwood Co., KS, on 15 Sep 1904; she was 68.14 Buried in Twin Grove Cemetery, Severy Co., KS.12

On 28 Oct 1880 when Lavina was 44, she married Nicholas OZENBAUGH12, in Cass Co., MO.12

23. Lucinda JACKSON.7 Born in 1835 in Indiana.7

-sources show a birthyear as 183712 and14

24. JACKSON. Born ca 1815 in Stokes Co., NC.7

25. Hiram JACKSON Sr.13 Born on 28 Sep 1817 in Stokes Co., NC.7 Hiram died in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN, on 4 Aug 1908; he was 90.47 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

-source shows that Hiram born in Montgomery Co., OH and in this source’s file is a photograph of Hiram and his wife Mary J. Osborn and all of his children and their spouses. There is also a copy of the will of Hiram in this file.48
-source shows that Hiram was born in Montgomery Co., OH49 and 50 and 47
-Hiram’s family migrated to Wells Co., IN50

On 16 Aug 1838 when Hiram was 20, he first married Mary Ann LOGAN13, daughter of Joseph LOGAN & Elizabeth, in Wells Co., IN.12 Born on 3 Aug 1818 in OH.13 Mary Ann died in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN, on 27 Apr 1872; she was 53.47 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

They had the following children:
153 i. Elizabeth (1839-1839)
154 ii. Rachel (1840-1840)
155 iii. Samuel J. (1842-1905)
156 iv. Mary Ann (1843->1902)
157 v. John (1845-1845)
158 vi. Margaret (1846-1881)
159 vii. Joseph Logan (1849-1914)
160 viii. Nancy J. (1852-1926)
161 ix. James (1854-1854)
162 x. Hiram (1856-1922)
163 xi. Martha (Mattie) (1858-1928)
164 xii. George Washington (1861-1913)

On 29 Aug 1872 when Hiram was 54, he second married Mary Jane OSBORN50, in Wells Co., IN.13,50 Born on 24 Jul 1836 in OH.50

They had the following children:
165 i. Cora Belle (1876-1960)
166 ii. Anna A. (1877-1878)

26. John JACKSON.51 Born on 6 Oct 1822 in Stokes Co., NC.7

John married Mary BROWN13.

27. Susannah JACKSON.7 Born on 29 Jul 1823 in Stokes Co., NC.13,7 Susannah died in Wells Co., IN, on 29 May 1863; she was 39.13 Buried in Friend’s Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

-source shows that Susannah was born in Indiana13

On 17 May 1840 when Susannah was 16, she married Samuel WALLACE13, in Wells Co., IN.13

28. Levi JACKSON.7 Born in 1824 in IN.52

-Levi and Lucy are listed in the 1880 Spring Ranch, Clay Co., NE census

On 15 Jun 1854 when Levi was 30, he married Lucy A. DUNN53, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born ca 1827 in OH.53

They had the following children:
167 i. Richard Samuel (1866-)
168 ii. George (ca1866-)
169 iii. Benjamin F. (ca1868-)

29. William JACKSON.7 Born in 1827 in IN.52

-sources show a birthplace as Wells Co., IN12 and 14
-source shows that William was born in Indiana13

On 6 Nov 1850 when William was 23, he married Julia MORRISON13, in Wells Co., IN.13

30. Moses H. JACKSON.13 Born on 12 Feb 1830 in Stokes Co., NC.13,7 Moses H. died in Dallas, TX, on 21 Nov 1909; he was 79.13

-source shows a birthplace as Muncie, Delaware Co., IN13

Moses H. married Rosiana H.13.

31. Mary JACKSON.7 Born ca 1830 in Stokes Co., NC.7

32. Samuel J. “Sammy” JACKSON.54 Born on 4 Jan 1834 in IN.7,55 Samuel J. “Sammy” died in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN, on 17 Feb 1919; he was 85.13 Buried in Liberty Center, Wells Co., IN.56

-a descendant of this line is: James S. Jackson, 1950 S. 350 East, Bluffton, IN 46714
-source shows Delaware Co., IN as Samuel’s birthplace13

On 29 Oct 1857 when Samuel J. “Sammy” was 23, he married Sarah A. FAUST13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 9 Apr 1834 in Highland Co., OH. Sarah A. died on 4 Apr 1921; she was 86.13

They had one child:
170 i. James Uriah (1858-)

33. Hannah JACKSON.7 Born on 4 Jan 1834 in Delaware Co., IN.13

On 10 Jun 1855 when Hannah was 21, she married Silas H. PARKER57, in Wells Co., IN.13

34. Benjamin JACKSON.7 Born ca 1849 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.58

35. Jehu (John) JACKSON.6 Born in Dec 1824 in Randolph County, Indiana.6 Jehu (John) died in Mustang, Denton County, Texas, in 1902; he was 77.6 Buried in Good Hope Cemetery, S.E. Denton County, Texas.6 Occupation: farmer/teamster.6

-"Jehu was an orphan? "6
-had 4 children with Eleanor6
-had 4 children with Nancy6-
-Jehu's name sometimes recorded as "John"6
-died in the spring of 19026
-lived in Randolph Co., IN until approx 1838, then to Cass Co, MO in 1838-1845 approx., then to Polk Co., MO 1846-1852 when he and his family moved to the Linley Prairie area of Cedar Co, MO where he stayed until 1869 when Jehu moved to Dade Co, MO approx 1875-1890, then lived in Springfield, Greene Co, MO. In about 1895 Jehu left his second family and moved to Taney Co., MO in to the family of his oldest son Isaac Jehu Jackson. In 1896 the family moved to Collin Co., TX. In 1901 Jehu moved with his oldest son's family to the Mustand Community of Denton County, TX.6
-more information on this man's children in file of James Eugene Jackson6
-source shows a birthplace as Delaware, IN12
-He was very nice looking in his riding clothes with spurs on his boots.33
-source shows a birthplace as Delaware Co., IN14

On 29 Jan 1846 when Jehu (John) was 21, he first married Eleanor SIMMONS6, daughter of James SIMMONS & Purry WARBLETON, in Bolivar, Polk Co, MO.6 Born in 1815 in Granger Co., Tennessee.6 Eleanor died in Linley Prairie Community of eastern Cedar Co, MO, in 1866/1867; she was 51.6 Buried in Linley Prairie, Cedar Co, MO.6 Occupation: pioneer housewife.6

They had the following children:
171 i. Mary E. (1848-)
172 ii. Isaac "Ike" Jehu (1849-1929)
173 iii. Alice (1851-)
174 iv. Nancy A. (1854-)

On 30 Oct 1867 when Jehu (John) was 42, he second married Nancy SIMMONS6, daughter of Thomas SIMMONS & Rebecca WILSON, in Cedar Co., MO.6 Born on 29 Jan 1847 in Green Co., MO.6,12 Nancy died in San Francisco, CA, on 18 Jul 1914; she was 67.6 Buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, San Francisco, CA.6

They had the following children:
175 i. Claud Milo (1870-)
176 ii. Charley E. (1877-1932)
177 iii. Mattie (1873-)
178 iv. Ada (1880-)

36. Rebecca JACKSON.9 Born app 1835 in Indiana.9

37. Margaret A. JACKSON.9 Born ca 1837 in Indiana.9

38. Aaron JACKSON.9 Born ca 1839 in Indiana.9

39. Mary Ann JACKSON.9 Born ca 1841 in Indiana.9

40. Caroline JACKSON.9 Born app 1843 in Indiana.9

41. Harriett JACKSON.9 Born ca 1846 in Indiana.9

42. Elizabeth JACKSON.9 Born ca 1849 in IN.9

Elizabeth married JONES9.

43. Hannah JACKSON.12 Born in 1822 in Stokes Co., NC.12

44. Margaret JACKSON.12 Born in 1822 in Stokes Co., NC.12

45. Louisa JACKSON.6 Born in 1825 in Stokes Co., North Carolina.12

46. Armistad JACKSON.6 Born in 1829 in Iowa.12,9

-census of 1850 in LeClede Co., MO shows the spelling of the first name as Amstead9
-source shows a birthplace as Indiana12

47. Drewcilla JACKSON.12 Born in 1830 in Indiana.12

Drewcilla married John Wilson WILLIAMS12.

48. Andrew JACKSON.6 Born in 1835 in Iowa.12,9

-source shows a birthplace of Indiana12

49. Nancy Ann JACKSON.6 Born in 1837 in Iowa.12,9

-source shows a birthplace as Indiana12

50. Jehu (John) G. JACKSON.6,9 Born in 1838 in Greene Col., MO.12

-source shows the name as John G. JACKSON12

51. Samuel H. JACKSON.6 Born ca 1847.9

-this is probably a grandchild living with them during the 1850 census of LeClede Co, MO (move to the parents card when I find out who the parents are of this Samuel H. Jackson11) 9

52. William JACKSON. Born on 29 Nov 1815 in Montgomery Co., OH.59,60 William died in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN, on 28 Jun 1845; he was 29.6,7 Buried in Economy Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.61

-in 1849 James Ballenger petitioned the Courts to be appointed the guardian of the children of William and Rachel (as they both died in the cholera epidemic) Tucker's History of Randolph County says there were seven children but only the names of six were named in the guardianship papers. 6
-source shows a deathyear as 1848. Information on the family of William Jackson was obtained from Wilbur Charles Jackson of Wheaton, IL. They were his great-great-grandparents. A letter received from him states that he knew very little about the Jackson family, as he was only 12 years old when his father died, and that he had only seen his grandfather John William Jackson once, and that he never saw his grandmother Susan. He stated that he was acquainted with the section of NC where his ancestors Samuel and Hannah Gibson Jackson had lived.14

William married Rachel MILLS39, daughter of Richard M. MILLS & Nancy OSBORN. Born in 1816.6 Rachel died in IN on 24 Mar 1848; she was 32.61 Buried in Economy Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.61

They had the following children:
179 i. Eli (1835-1862)
180 ii. Elizabeth (1836-)
181 iii. Hannah (1838-)
182 iv. Aaron (Harlan) (1839-)
183 v. Richard I. (1840-<1858)
184 vi. Jemima (1846-1891)
185 vii. UNNAMED

53. Hannah JACKSON. Born on 19 May 1817 in OH.6 Hannah died in Wayne Co., IN, on 9 Aug 1898; she was 81.62 Buried in Economy Cemetery, Wayne Co., IN.61

-had 6 children37

In Apr 1833 when Hannah was 15, she first married David HUTCHENS6, son of Joseph HUTCHENS, in Randolph Co., IN.6 Born in 1813 in Surry Co., NC.6 David died bef 1898; he was 85.

They had the following children:
186 i. Louis (1833-)
187 ii. Ira (1836-)
188 iii. Jemima (1840-)
189 iv. Charlotte (1842-)
190 v. David (1845-)
191 vi. William J. (1847-1847)
192 vii. Elizabeth

On 17 Jul 1853 when Hannah was 36, she second married Pvt. William CHAMNESS37, son of Joshua CHAMNESS & Rachel WILLIAMS, in Randolph Co., IN.6 Born on 15 Jun 1795 in Orange Co., NC.62 William died in Carlos, West River Township, Randolph Co., IN, on 28 Apr 1889; he was 93.63,64 Buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, IN.62 Occupation: farmer.65 Religion: Quaker at first, then disowned.62

54. Elizabeth "Betsy" JACKSON.6 Born in 1820 in Randolph Co., IN.6 Elizabeth "Betsy" died in Randolph County, IN, in 1898; she was 78.66,6

-lived in Randolph County, Indiana
-had 8 children with James37
-source shows a death of "before 1877"6

On 1 Dec 1836 when Elizabeth "Betsy" was 16, she married James BALLINGER6, son of Jesse BALLINGER & Rebecca WRIGHT, in Randolph County, IN.44 Buried in Economy Cemetery,Economy, Wayne County, IN.6 Born on 26 Mar 1815 in near Xenia, OH.67 James died in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN, on 29 Jul 1877; he was 62.67 Religion: Quaker.67

They had the following children:
193 i. Ain (1838-1918)
194 ii. Jesse
195 iii. Mahlon

55. Sarah JACKSON. Born on 17 Aug 1821 in IN.6,68 Sarah died in Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa, on 12 May 1907; she was 85.6 Buried in Peterson, Clay Co., Iowa.6

-lived in Iowa and had twelve children37

On 28 Mar 1839 when Sarah was 17, she married Lewis HUTCHENS6, son of Joseph HUTCHENS, in Randolph Co., IN.6 Born in 1816 in Surry Co., NC.6 Lewis died in Spencer, Clay Co., Iowa, in 1890; he was 74.6

56. John JACKSON. Born on 12 Feb 1824 in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.69 John died in near Huntsville, Randolph Co., IN, on 16 Jan 1909; he was 84.70 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Union Twnshp, near Carlos, Modoc, Randolph Co., IN.71 Occupation: merchant and a farmer.6 Religion: Quaker.72

-lived near Winchester, Randolph Co., IN and had 12 children37
-held the original 80 acres of land left to him by his father and added 40 acres to it in White River Township, Randolph Co., IN 6
-have a 1901 map for the Carlos City, Randolph Co., IN plat book showing the location in Carlos of John’s land there (see his mother’s file #668 for the map)11
-source has the obituary of this John and will send to me (The obit was in the Winchester newspaper dated Mar 24,1909.)73
-source shows the wife of John as Rebecca HOLDEN27
-source shows a deathdate for John as 16 Jan 1909. “ John and his wife had eleven children,
among them Rebecca Jackson Bales. John Jackson was an active, hard-working man.
Honest and perservering, he bore throughout his life in his sturdiness of
character and strength of will, the strong marks of the pioneer. His ancestry
were of Quaker stock, and he exemplified many of the traits of steadiness of
purpose, independence of surroundings and evenness of temper common to that
faith.”27
-John Jackson (1824-1909) had at least 3 wives. In 1850 it was Susannah. In 1860 no wife was listed. In 1870 it was a Nancy and in 1900 at the age of 76 his wife was 'Mary O.' age 49. I couldn't find him in 1880. In John Jackson’s death notice dated 20 Jan 1909, it says he had been living in Pottsboro, Tx for some time until 6 weeks before he died. His obituary of 24 Mar 1909 says his only living son, Grant Jackson, lived in TX.73
-”John Jackson was during all his life an active hard working man. Honest, perservering and fairly successful, he bore throughout his long life in his sturdiness of character and strength of will, the strong marks of the pioneer. His ancestory were mainly of Quaker stock and his religious views partook of that ancient faith, and he exemplified many of the traits of steadiness of purpose, independence of surroundings and eveness of temper common to that race and faith. He was the father of many children of whom four daughters and one son preceded him in death. Four daughters, namely Rebecca A. Bales, Sarah E. Starbuck, Margaret L. Pursley and Emma G. Jackson and one son Grant Jackson who now lives in Texas are still living. He left no wife surviving him. Of those children whose death preceded his, two daughters Catherine and Jemima and a son William all reached years of maturity. Jemima was married to Peter Hardwick and left tow sons who still survive. john had lived to see changes innumerable with their round of joy and sorrow and in the fullness of years he has been gathered to his Father’s. He belonged to that class of men who do the work of the world, fulfilling God’s command to the first man to subdue the earth. He was not faultless-who is-but he had strong virtues and noble purposes and it can be truthfuly said of him that the earth was better for his having lived therein. As father, friend, and neighbor he will be much missed and long remembered. Funeral by Rev. Henry Pickett and burial at Union cemetery near Carlos. “74
-died of pneumonia and had been living near or with his son (Ulysses) Grant JACKSON in Pottsboro, TX for some time, but had returned to West River Township, Randolph Co., IN to look after his property interests at the time of his death. 75
-in the 1860 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN cnesus, there is a M. B. Macomb, aged 12, “bound boy” living in John’s household76
-source shows that John was born in 182539
-printoff of Union Chapel Cemetery shows that John died 25 Jan 1909 (that might be when he was buried)

On 14 Jul 1842 when John was 18, he first married Susannah PEACOCK6, daughter of Judge William PEACOCK & Catherine EDMONDS, in Randolph Co., IN.77 Born ca 1818 in Randolph Co., IN.77 Susannah died in Randolph Co., IN, ca 1859; she was 41.78

They had the following children:
196 i. Mary E. (1843-)
197 ii. Rebecca A. (1846-1913)
198 iii. Sarah E. (1847->1909)
199 iv. Hannah J. (1849-)
200 v. Jemima (1852-<1909)
201 vi. Catherine (1853-1887)
202 vii. John (ca1857-)
203 viii. William (1858-<1909)

Ca 1860 when John was 35, he second married Nancy73.79 Born ca 1827 in IN.80 Nancy died bef 1909; she was 82.72

They had the following children:
204 i. Margaret L. (ca1865->1909)
205 ii. Ulysses Grant (1869->1900)

Aft 1870 when John was 45, he third married Mary O73. Born in May 1851 in IN.81 Mary died in IN aft 1900 and before 1909; she was 48.82 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.83

They had one child:
206 i. Emma G. (1892->1909)

57. Anna JACKSON. Born on 6 Jan 1826 in Randolph Co., IN.59 Anna died in Wonewoc, Juneau Co., WI, on 26 Jul 1914; she was 88.59

-lived in Wisconsin and had 7 children37
-still resided in WI at the time of her brother John’s death in 190984

On 25 Sep 1844 when Anna was 18, she married Thomas HUTCHENS6, son of Hezekiah HUTCHENS.6 Born on 13 Feb 1825 in Indiana.6 Thomas died in 1888; he was 62.6

58. Rebecca JACKSON. Born on 17 Dec 1829 in Randolph Co., IN.59 Rebecca died in Hartford City, Blackford Co., IN, on 16 Jan 1924; she was 94.59

-lived in Kansas when married
-had 7 children
-resided in Hartford City, IN at the time of her brother John’s death in 1909 and her sisterJemima’s death in 191585

Rebecca married A. M. OWENS6.

59. Jemima JACKSON. Born on 22 Dec 1828 in Randolph County, Indiana.86,87 Jemima died in at the home of her son Ira Cox, Marion, Grant Co., IN, on 8 Sep 1915; she was 86.88 Buried on 12 Sep 1915 in Union Chapel Cemetery, West River Twp, Randolph Cty,IN.88 .

-had 3 children
-kept a toll gate near Bondy Mill
-Jemima's tombstone reads John Cox 1822-1907 Jemima His Wife 1828-191887
-raised in Tennessee. There is much informatin on Jemima on p. 13 of this source's book. 89
-source shows that Jemima was born 31 Dec 182887
-”was raised in TN and was a distant cousin of our seventh President Andrew Jackson. Although no current living relative can confirm it, some sources have said that Jemima had poor opinion of cousin Andrew. She reportedly referred to him as an ignorant and dirty hillbilly, who led a bunch of back woodsmen from KY and TN, and whupped the British at New Orleans, after the War of 1812 had been settled. Of course that wasn’t his fault because the only means of communications was by sailboat at that time.”86
-resided in Carlos, Randolph Co., IN at the time of her brother John’s death in 1909. Much is written about her in her obituary in file90

On 12 Apr 1846 when Jemima was 17, she married John A. COX, son of Thomas COX & Rebeccah THORNBURG, in Randolph Co., IN.87 Born on 5 Mar 1822 in 1 1/2 miles north of Carlos City, Indiana. John A. died in Carlos, Randolph Co., IN, on 7 Nov 1907; he was 85.91 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph County, Indiana.87 Religion: Quaker.89

They had the following children:
207 i. Ira (1848-1925)
208 ii. William "Billy" (1851-1928)
209 iii. Thomas (1857-1889)
210 iv. Charles “Charley” (ca1867-)

60. Mary JACKSON. Born on 7 Nov 1831 in Randolph Co., IN.59 Mary died in Wayne Co., IN, on 1 Jun 1902; she was 70.14,40 Buried in Economy Cemetery,Economy, Wayne County, IN.61

-had 9 children
-lived in Wayne County, Indiana

On 3 Jun 1848 when Mary was 16, she married James HUTCHENS6, son of Hezekiah HUTCHENS.6 Born on 16 May 1829 in Indiana.6 James died in IN on 10 Mar 1905; he was 75.6 Buried in Economy Cemetery,Economy, Wayne Co., IN.61

They had one child:
211 i. Mary E. (ca1858-1870)

61. Capt. Jacob A. JACKSON. Born on 7 Nov 1833 in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.11,87 Jacob A. died in Carlos City, Randolph Co., IN, on 23 Nov 1865; he was 32.11 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetary, Union Twnship, Randolph Co., IN. Religion: Friends Church (Quakers). . Served in the military. .

-have Jacob and Esther's marriage certificate in my file and have a certificate of the family bible records in file stating that Jacob was born 6 Nov 1835, although Esther states in her widow’s pension application that she was married to Jacob on 20 March 1854 (she was remembering the date incorrectly).11
-John was the youngest son of his parents and two documents differ on Jacob's day of birth in Nov. (one says the 6th and one the 7th) The wife of Jacob declares in her pension application that he was born on 7 Nov 11

Taken from the HISTORY OF RANDOLPH CO., IN by Ebenezer Tucker written in 1882, of the 121st Regiment's movements since its inception:
"ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIRST REGIMENT, NINTH CAVALRY, THREE YEARS.
Organized March 1, 1864, at Indianapolis; Colonel, George W. Jackson. (my note: Lieutenant Colonel Eli Lilly-THE ELI LILLY of the drug company fame...)
Mustered out at Vicksburg August 28, 1865.
Officers, 48; men, 1219; recruits, 67; died, 206; deserted, 126; unaccounted for, 20; total 1,334.
The regiment left Indianapolis May 3, 1864, for Pulaski, Tenn., and was on duty there till November 23, engaged in the Forrest and Wheeler campaigns of the time. At Sulphur Branch Trestle, Ala., September 25, 1864, a detachment of the regiment lost, in an engagement with Forrest, 120 killed, wounded and missing.
On Hood's approach, the regiment fell back to Nashville, and the men were mounted and sent to the front. At Franklin, it suffered a loss of twenty-six officers and men. After Hood's retreat, they took up winter quarters at Gravelly Springs, Ala., from January 6 to February 6, 1865, and, at the latter date, proceeded to New Orleans. Turning over their horses, the Ninth returned to Vicksburg March 25. Remaining on duty there to May 5, they were remounted and employed in garrisoning posts in the interior of Mississippi. May 22, 1865, the regiment came again to Vicksburg, to be mustered out; but the act was not accomplished till August 28, 1865.
They arrived at Indianapolis September 5, 1865. A public reception was held for that and other returned regiments September 6, 1860.
The number of men on the muster-out was 386. April 26, 1865, fifty-five were lost by the explosion of the steamer Sultana on her homeward passage up the Mississippi, they having been paroled from rebel imprisonment. The survivors reached Indianpolis in May, and were mustered out as a paroled prisoners of war.
Officers and men from Randolph County in the One Hundred and Twenty-first (Ninth Cavalry):
Wison J. Baker, First Lieutenant and Commissary, mustered out with regiment.
Company C--Solomon Bantz, discharged June 16, 1865; Joseph A. Ellis, mustered out October 30 1865; John M. Engleheart, died at Memphis May 9, 1865; Samuel A. Harris, mustered out August 28, 1865; Jacob A. Jackson, promoted to Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, mustered out with regiment; James Jones, mustered out June 6, 1865, Lorenzo D. Patterson, transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps; Jonathan W. Stephens, discharged June 13, 1865; Lorenzo D. Veal, died at Memphis, Tenn., March 8, 1865; Lawrence G. Wiggins, mustered out August 28, 1865; Thomas C. Reynard, recruit, mustered out August 28, 1865; Sanford Wine, mustered out August 28, 1865; William G. Hill, recruit, mustered out August 28, 1865; Thomas C. Reynard, recruit, mustered out July 19, 1865; Alexander S. Starbuck, recruit, mustered out August 28, 1865.
Company L--George W. Addington, mustered out August 28, 1865, as Sergeant: William J. Collins, mustered out July 10, 1865 at Corporal."11
-from the Arrears of Pension application filed by Jacob's wife Esther in 1879, it shows that a physician who attended Jacob at his death, John W. BOTKIN, MD, testified "that Jacob came home from the Army suffering with an injury to his breast and collar bone with said bone being broken. Affiant was informed that said injury was received by being thrown from his horse, and he (Dr. Botkin) believes such to have been the case. Said injury continue to affect him, and inflamation ensued which resulted in his death, the same being the sole direct and immediate cause of his death 23 Nov. 1865. (this was signed by Dr. Botkin on 13 Dec 1869)11
-found in Randolph County Book 15, p. 6892
John W. Jackson, died in Carlos, age 71, date of birth was January 27, 1854,
place of birth IN, father was Jacob Jackson born in Tennessee, mother was Esther A. Davisson
born in Indiana.87
-source shows that Jacob died in Perry Township, Wayne Co., IN93
-The only 2 census with birthplace reported for his short life span is 1850 and 1860. Both say, "Ind". The only other source I have, I found earlier here at Winchester. It was from John W. Jackson's death record at the Randolph County Health Dept. Earl Jackson was the informant and the answer to the ? of JWJ's father's birthplace was "Tenn". Was Jacob in the Civil War? If so, maybe he had a connection with TN73
-Trenton, Randolph Co., IN later became Huntsville, Randolph Co., IN (“The original name of Trenton belonged to the Huntsville community.  That's just a little north and east of Modoc.  My gg grandparents lived there and their house is still standing” from Shirley on the Randolph Co., IN website)
-source shows a birthyear as 183439
-have 4 different photographs of Jacob in his various regimental Civil War uniforms11
--this Jacob A. JACKSON, who resided in Liberty township, Randolph Co., IN, mustered out 18 July 1863 in Company D of the 105th Regiment -from Randolph Co., IN (Minute Men-Morgan’s Raid). This regiment was organized 12 July 1863 and Kline G. Shryock was Colonel and it contained 713 men. They left instantly for Lawrenceburg. After marching around for several days in pursuit of Morgan, and finding that he had gone eastward through Ohio, and beyond their reach, they returned to Indianapolis in just six days after they had quitted it, and were mustered out on 18 July 1865.94
-Jacob joined the Civil War on 16 May 1863 as a member of the Liberty Tigers (from Liberty Township, Randolph Co., IN)
-”several Quakers also enrolled for military duty for defensive purposes when Confederate General John Hunt Morgan invaded the state of Indiana in the summer of 1863. Morgan’s penetration into southern Indiana late in the evening of 8 July 1863 created much excitement, fear, and conflicting and exaggerated rumors prompting Governor Oliver P. Morton to issue a call for citizens to organize for defense. In less than forty-eight hours sixty-five thousand men volunteered to repulse Morgan’s daring raid. These Minute Men were organized into thirteen regiments and numerically designated from 102nd to the 114th inclusive. Companies in which Quakers volunteered, frequently titled by colorful names such as Buck Tails and Liberty Tigers, were found in ten of these units. Although only the southern counties were imminently threatened, Quakers from central Indiana also responded to Morton’s call. Quakers from the counties of Hamilton, Wayne, Hendricks, Randolph, Henry, Hancock, Maidson, and Marion joined Friends from Ornage and Washington couties in southern Indiana in repelling the rebel encroachment. When Morgan finally crossed the Indiana border into Ohio five days later, the crisis subsided, and the Minute Men were mustered out of service. He left behind, however, a trail of destruction from Corydon to Versailles and brought the war frightfully close to many peaceful Indiana communities.”95

On 22 Mar 1853 when Jacob A. was 19, he married Esther Ann “Hester” DAVISSON96, daughter of Ira DAVISSON Sr & Catherine PEACOCK, in Randolph Co., IN.97 Born on 30 Jan 1835 in IN.11,98 Esther Ann “Hester” died in Carlos City, Randolph Co., IN, on 4 Apr 1890; she was 55.99 Buried on 6 Apr 1890 in Union Chapel Cemetary, Union Twnshp, Randolph Cty,?100 Religion: Christian Church, Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.100

They had the following children:
212 i. John W. (1854-1925)
213 ii. Jemima E. (1856-1936)
214 iii. Sarah E. (1858->1890)
215 iv. Samuel Ira (1859-1932)
216 v. Armilda Catherine (1860->1890)
217 vi. Martha Elizabeth (1862-<1890)
218 vii. Jacob “Jake” Elza (1863-1938)
219 viii. Millicent “Millie”
220 ix. Eliza
221 x. Mattie

62. Malinda JACKSON. Born in May 1837 in IN.101 Malinda died aft 1900; she was 62. .

-had 4 children
-lived in Newual, Iowa at the time of her brother John’s death in 1909 and her sister Jemima’s death in 191560

In 1857 when Malinda was 19, she married Nathan A. COUCH68, son of James COUCH.68 Born in Jun 1838 in NC.101 Nathan A. died in IA on 9 Mar 1913; he was 74.102

63. Samuel Andrew JACKSON.43 Born ca 1827 in Delaware Co, IN.7

-went to St. Louis in 1854 and "has since been lost to his family"10

64. Mary A. JACKSON.10 Born ca 1829 in Delaware Co, IN.7 Mary A. died in 1840; she was 11.10

65. Silas JACKSON.10 Born on 1 Oct 1830 in Delaware Co, IN.43,7

66. George W. JACKSON.10 Born on 19 Oct 1831 in Delaware Co., IN.7

-source Laurie Carlson shows two sources with different counties of birth for George-one says Delaware Co. and one says Randolph Co.2
-source shows this name as George J. JACKSON43

Ca 1852 when George W. was 20, he first married Matilda J. DAVIS12.

They had the following children:
222 i. Charles (ca1853-)
223 ii. Otis
224 iii. Mary

George W. second married Jane RADFORD12.

67. Nancy Jane JACKSON.7 Born on 30 Aug 1835 in Indiana.7

68. Diana JACKSON.10 Born in 1838 in Illinois.7

69. Phoebe Catherine JACKSON.7 Born on 24 Oct 1837 in Bunker Hill, Macoupin Co., IL.43

70. Matilda JACKSON.10 Born in 1826 in IN.43

71. Hiram JACKSON.10 Born ca 1842 in Illinois.7

72. William M. JACKSON.7 Born in 1845 in Illinois.7 William M. died in 1875; he was 30.10

-source shows this as William H. JACKSON12 and 43

73. Jehu JACKSON.10

-enlisted for the Civil War in 1865 and died of pneumonia shortly thereafter10

74. John JACKSON.7 Born in 1848 in Illinois.7

75. Lieut. Elias Gibson JACKSON.9 Born on 25 May 1828 in Randolph Co., IN.9 Elias Gibson died in Olds, Louisa Co., IA, on 26 Feb 1916; he was 87.9 Buried in Feb 1916 in Beauchamp Cemetery, Winfield, IA.6 Occupation: farmer and stock raiser.9 Religion: Christian Church.6 .

- He applied for a pension on 1 Feb 1915 and at that time was living in Olds, Iowa9
-had 6 children by his first wife Margaret9
-received his education in a subscription school in his native county, which was taught in a log house, and there resided until 1852 when, having determined to make this his future home, he returned and brought them to Louisa County. In 1854 he pruchased 120 acres of land on section 32, Elm Grove Township, and upon that farm all his children were born and grew to maturity. Beginning life in Louisa County in very limited circumstances, he by hard labor, with good management and economy, gained a comfortable competency, gave each of his children good educations, and as they left the parental roof aided them in establishing in business for themselves. When the Rebellion broke out, Mr. Jackson responded to his country's call for volunteers, enlisting in the 11 th Iowa Infantry for three years' service, as a member of Company F. Upon the organization of the company he was elected Sargeant. In 1863 he was unanimously elected Second Lieutenant, holding that office at the time of discharge. He participated in many of the hard fought battles of the war, including those of Shiloh, Corinth and Iuka, and was with Grant when he started to meet General Sherman at Vicksburg. On the way the regiment was under fire for several days, and finally had to retreat, but at length reached Vicksburg, where it participated int he siege of Jackson, MS and was with the gallant regiment from 1861until August, 1863, on account of failing eyesight, he was obliged to resign and return to his home and in 1864 he made a trip to the West, reaching home again in 1865, after which he once more truned his attention to farming. He made a specialty of raising fine horses. He is a Republican. Socially, he is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and the G.A.R. belonging to the post at Winfield. 6
-veteran of the 11th Iowa Infantry in the Civil War10
-Roster Iowa Soldiers - War of Rebellion Vol 2 COMPANY "F"
Jackson, Elias G. Age 34. Residence Crawfordsville, nativity Indiana.
Enlisted Sept. 23, 1861, as Fourth Sergeant. Mustered Oct. 8, 1861. Promoted Second Sergeant; Second Lieutenant Feb. 23, 1863. Resigned Aug. 3, 1863. 103
-source shows that Elias died in the Soldier’s Home, Marshalltown, IA16 and 62
-source shows that Elias died in Marshalltown, Marshall Co., IA and that he was buried in Washington Co., IA45
-source shows that Elias died in Marshalltown, Marshall Co., IA104

On 13 Nov 1853 when Elias Gibson was 25, he first married Margaret BEAUCHAMP9, daughter of John BEAUCHAMP & Nancy WILSON, in Washington Co., IA.9 Born on 20 May 1827 in Pickaway Co., OH.9

They had the following children:
225 i. Magdalena “Mattie” (1855-1878)
226 ii. Margaret Frances (1857-)
227 iii. Albert Elias (1860-)
228 iv. Oletha (1862-1914)
229 v. Martha Ann (1865-)
230 vi. Fred J. (1867-)

On 26 Nov 1897 when Elias Gibson was 69, he second married Katherine SLUCKS9.9 Katherine died on 30 Jan 1901 in Hendricks, Iowa.9

On 14 Jan 1906 when Elias Gibson was 77, he third married Sarah SIMMONS9.9 Sarah died on 13 May 1912 in Marshalltown, Iowa.9

76. John Henry JACKSON.9 Born on 8 Dec 1829 in Randolph Co., IN.9 John Henry died in Franklin Co., KS, on 3 Mar 1917; he was 87.16 Buried in Peroria Cemetery, Peoria, KS.62

-source shows a marriage date of 18 Dec 185316
-John and Nancy Snyder Jackson lived in or near Waterloo, Black Hawk Co., IA after leaving IN, sometime after 1854. They moved to Franklin Co., KS between Jan 1875 and 1878, settling near Peoria.
John saw Halley's Comet as a child during its 1835 pass, and viewed it again in 1910. He was a farmer. In KS he had an orchard that contained apple and cherry trees.62
-source shows that John and Nancy were married 18 Dec 185345

On 8 Dec 1853 when John Henry was 24, he married Nancy SNIDER9, in Tippecanoe Co., IN.9 Born on 13 Oct 1837 in Tippecanoe Co., IN.62 Nancy died in McFall, MO, on 25 Oct 1919; she was 82.62 Buried in Peoria Cemetery, Peoria, KS.62

They had the following children:
231 i. Luther Martin (1856-)
232 ii. Phoebe Jeannetta (1858-)
233 iii. Henry (1860-)
234 iv. Jennie Wade (1864-)
235 v. Minnie (1866-)
236 vi. John S. (1869-)
237 vii. Nancy C. (1875-)
238 viii. Reuben Peter (1878-)
239 ix. Jessie (ca1864-)

77. Reuben C. JACKSON.6 Born ca 1831 in Randolph Co., IN.9 Reuben C. died in insane asylum, Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL, on 5 Jan 1893; he was 62.6

-enlisted 23 Sept 1861 as a private in Company F, 11th Iowa Infantry and was discharged Feb. 9, 1863. At the time of his death, he was an applicant for pension, the number being 473,938.6
-source Lucile Jackson Vernon shows this name as Reuben L. Jackson9
-in the state of Kansas, Cherokee Co, on 7/20/1898, a one Mary Jackson appreared before a Notary Public. age 49, a resident of Galina, Cherokee Co, Kansas, and declared that she was the widow of Reuben C. Jackson who enlisted in Co. F, 11th Regiment Iowa Infantry, and that he died March 8, 1894. That she married under the name Mary Pitman to Reuben C. Jackson on March 19, 1868 by a Justice of Peace, near Spring Hill, Johnson Co., KS and that she and her husband had not been previously married. That they were the parent of six children and that no application for pension had been filed by the soldier. That she had not remarried since the death of said soldier, and that she was without other means of support than her daily labor. "Is it possible that there could have been two men by the name of Reuben C. Jackson who served in the F. Co.-11th Regiment of Iowa Infantry? Did Reuben C. Jackson desert his wife Emeline and daughter Dessie and move to Kansas and marry Mary Pitman without getting a divorce as both women stated that he had never been married before? (listing of Reuben C. and Mary Pitman Jackson's children in this file)6
-veteran of the 11th Iowa Infantry in the Civil War10
-Jackson, Reuben C. Age 29. Residence Crawfordsville, nativity Indiana. Enlisted Sept. 23, 1861. Mustered Oct. 8, 1861. Discharged for disability Feb. 15, 1863. 103

On 11 Nov 1852 when Reuben C. was 21, he married Eliza Emaline MARTIN16, in Wapello, Louisa County, Iowa.6 Born ca 1835 in OH.45 Eliza Emaline died in McLean County, IL, on 13 Jun 1895; she was 60.6

They had the following children:
240 i. Dessie (1878-)
241 ii. Margaret (ca1855-)
242 iii. Clara (ca1859-)
243 iv. Emma (ca1862-)
244 v. Frank (ca1865-)
245 vi. Joseph (1870-)

78. Jesse S. JACKSON.9 Born on 20 Nov 1833 in Centerville, Randolph Co., IN.16 Jesse S. died in Des Moines, Iowa, on 24 Apr 1922; he was 88.9,6 Buried in Indian Creek Cemetery, Fredonia, Iowa.6 Occupation: farmer.6

-enlisted in Crawfordsville, Washington County, Iowa on 22 Sept 1861 as a private in Company F-11th Iowa Infantry for the Civil War. He was Honorably discharged at Galesville, Alabama, 10/17/1864 after serving three years and one month. His description at the time of enlistment was height, six feet and no inches. complexion: dark, color of eyes: hazel, color of hair: brown. He applied for a pension in Polk Co., Iowa on 10 Dec 1908 stating that he was 75 years of age and was a resident of Polk County, Iowa with an address of 314 Raccoon Street in Des, Moines, Iowa. He also stated that their was an official church record of his marriage to Margaret in Mount Pleasant, Iowa and that he had never been married before, and that his wife had never been married before. He listed places that he had lived in after leaving the service as one year in 1865 in Boone, Iowa, four years in Fredonia, Iowa, nine years in Kansas City, MO, twelve years in Columbus Junction, and three years in Des Moines, Iowa. 6
-Jackson, Jesse. Age 27. Residence Crawfordsville, nativity Indiana. Enlisted Sept. 23, 1861. Mustered Oct. 8, 1861. Mustered out Oct. 17, 1864, Galesville, Ala., expiration of term of service. 103

Jesse S. married Margaret Elizabeth MICKEY6,9, in Henry County, Iowa.6 Born ca 1847 in IA.40

They had the following children:
246 i. Joseph T . (1868-)
247 ii. Edgar M. (1870-)
248 iii. Charles C. (1872-)
249 iv. Maud M. (1873-)
250 v. Jesse H. (1875-)
251 vi. UNNAMED

79. Elizabeth Ann JACKSON.9 Born on 11 Jan 1836 in Wayne Co., IN.9 Elizabeth Ann died in Fremont, Keokuk, Iowa, on 6 Dec 1912; she was 76.16 Buried in Fremont Cemetery, Keokuk Co., IA.62

-lived with her husband Henry in Keokuk, Iowa9
-source shows a birthyear of 183593
-source shows a deathdate as 2 Oct 191245

On 11 Sep 1853 when Elizabeth Ann was 17, she married Henry Curtis MARTIN9, son of Jehu MARTIN & Letitia IRVIN, in Delaware or White Co., IN.16 Born on 17 Aug 1824 in Pickaway County, OH.6 Henry Curtis died in Fremont, Keokuk Co., Iowa, on 21 Oct 1900; he was 76.62 Buried in Fremont Cemetery, Keokuk Co., IA.62

They had the following children:
252 i. Jennie (1866-1942)
253 ii. Nelly (1878-1972)

80. Sarah Jane JACKSON.9 Born in 1838 in Wayne Co., IN.9 Sarah Jane died in KS on 24 May 1889; she was 51.16 Buried in Asbury Cemetery, Oldes, Iowa.6

-source Mrs. Sherry Franklin shows a place of birth as Delaware Co, IN in the file of source6

On 28 Dec 1854 when Sarah Jane was 16, she married Evan CRAWFORD9.9

81. Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") JACKSON.10,9 Born on 19 Oct 1840 in Deleware County, IN.9 Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") died in Henry Co., IA, on 14 Jan 1935; she was 94.62

-source Kathie Johnston shows a deathdate of 1/14/193510
-Henrietta Jackson was the grandmother of actor/director Robert Keith (stage name) and great-grandmother of actor Brian Keith (stage name)

Henrietta Jackson Snyder's Winfield Beacon obituary Thursday, January 17, 1935 read as follows (Parenthetical notes added for clarity):

MRS. H. SNYDER, AGED RESIDENT, DIES MONDAY - Rites Held Wednesday In Daughter's Home Here.

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock for Mrs. Henrietta Snyder, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. E.(Carrie) Williamson here Monday night (14 Jan 1935). She had been ill only a few days and died very quickly without any suffering. The services were held at the home and burial was in Asbury Cemetery where Mrs. Snyder's father and mother are buried. She was ninety-four years and three months of age, one of Winfield's oldest residents, and had been in excellent health up to the time of the illness which cost her life.

Mrs. Snyder was a pioneer resident of southern Iowa, having spent the early years of her life in Henry county (Records indicate Louisa rather than Henry County) near Wapello; and returning here with her daughter eight years ago to spend the remaining years of her life. Her father (Joseph Jackson) died and was buried here when she was a but seventeen years old. Shortly afterward she was married and moved with her husband to Hutchinson, Kansas, where the family eventually made its home (Note: 1880 Census and other records show they resided in Pine Township near Fowler, Benton County, Indiana for several years where Henry was sheriff from 1888 to 1892 before moving on to Hutchinson, Kansas). The husband died twenty-three years ago and since then Mrs. Snyder has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Williamson, who lived in Chicago up until eight years ago when they came to Winfield so that the elderly lady might again live a month the friends and scenes of her early life.

Of the eight children, four are living. The other four, Vestal, Wallace, Lou and Della, having died some years ago (Correction: Dell was not deceased; rather, she is the Mrs. Robinson quoted later in this obituary). William Snyder is located at Los Angeles, California; Joseph Snyder at Hutchinson, Kansas; Mrs. William Robinson (Dell, the mother of stage and screen actor/director Keith Richey, stage name Robert Keith}makes her home in Chicago.

Mrs. Snyder and her children have spent a great part of their lives together, even after the children were grown and living in their own homes. On the occasion of her ninety-fourth birthday, only three months past, she was able to join them in fun and pastimes that are denied to many women of advanced years. In the words of Mrs. Robinson, "They used to call us the Three Musketeers; for we were always together, mother, my sister and myself.

The funeral services were conducted at the Williamson home by the Rev. J. W. Gray, pastor of the Presbyterian church. (NOTE: Henrietta's daughter, Carrie Snyder Williamson, died just three months later, March 7, 1935, of diabetic infection, and also was buried in Asbury Cemetery, next to her mother. The graves of Henrietta, Carrie and Della remain unmarked and so were not included in the official, bound Asbury Cemetery record at the public library in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County seat; they are shown, however, in the more-recent list, referred to above, prepared by Philip Crawford, a 2001-era overseer of Asbury Cemetery: Asbury Cemetery near Olds in Henry County, Iowa: 2nd row from west side, Henrietta is buried in space 9A, from north end, between her parents and her daughters Della, 9B, and Carrie, 10A.
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In 2001, Dale Spangler, age 82, recalled his Aunt Rett, Henrietta Jackson, from his youth: 1) "She told of their family being attacked by Indians, whether in a covered wagon train I'm not sure. Her hair was always beautifully done up, and she was very sharp and quick to answer. We (with his mother) would quite often go to their home in Winfield (Henry County, Indiana) after we had been to the movies (Henrietta, with her daughter Carrie, returned to the vicinity where she spend much of her youth and resided in Winfield the last eight years of her life: See her obituary). She would sometimes take out a box of chocolates and give me a piece, but only one. My mother once told her that Con, my dad, and she, Bertha, were married on February 4 and I was born on February 6. Aunt Rett quickly replied, 'You were in kind of a hurry, weren't you?' My mother hastened to assure her that my February 6 birthday was five years later! Carrie and Dell, her daughters, lived with her in a farm house, no longer existent, on the Asbury Cemetery road, and later in Winfield. Also living with them was Elwood Williamson, Carrie's husband, who's only occupation I know of was selling very expensive, at that time, shoes at about $35 per pair. Carrie shared my love of Chicken livers, and at family dinners would often (in a teasing way) get them out of the frying pans before I had a chance at them!" (Source (July 2001) Dale Spangler, 1225 Henry Lee St., Hillsboro, IA 52630. E-mail: dale_spangler@hotmail.com. Phone: 319-253-5350).

In 2001, Dale's cousin, Shasta Spangler Marshall, remembered sitting on her "Aunt Rett's" lap and combing her hair. She also recalled that Henrietta's daughter, Dell, was very trim and well dressed, but that whenever she would visit from Chicago "we" would wonder what color her hair would be this time (Source (2001): Shasta Spangler Marshall, 107 N. Golf Drive, Winfield, IA 52659-9587 Phone: 319-257-6987).62
-This Henrietta Jackson Snyder (on some records spelled, "Snider") was my great grandmother. I have copies of records substantiating the following information.

Henrietta died 14 Jan 1935 (See her obituary below. I also have the Record of Deaths listing for her from Henry County Iowa.

Researching Henry and Henrietta's family is made more difficult as his name has been recorded variously, such as:

1) The Roster of Iowa Soldiers, War of The Rebel ion, Volume I, p.763, and on their wedding record in Louisa County, Iowa Marriage Book C, page. 48: "Henry W. Snider";

2) 1880 U.S. census for Pine Township, Benton County, Indiana page 292: "Wallace Snider" (Leola Grim Tobin's records of the Jacksons similarly refers to him as "Wall Snyder");

3) The Life and Times of John P. Doyle (1888), page 71 (Benton County Library, IN 929.2 D754L c.1) lists Republican candidate "H. W. Snyder". That book also refers to him as "Wall Snyder";

4) Benton County And Historic Oxford, Chapter XIII, County Officials, Sheriffs, page 209 lists: "Henry Snyder" as being the sheriff from 1888 to 1892;

5) Hutchinson, Kansas City Directories from 1899 through 1910 list "Snyder, Henry W., Justice of the Peace" with wife, Henrietta; and

6) his obituary Friday, May 26, 1911, in The Hutchinson News and his grave marker in East Side Cemetery at Hutchinson refer to him as "H. W. Snyder";

7) Henrietta's obituary lists her as "Mrs. Henrietta Snyder."

Henry and Henrietta's only sons who survived into my time, Joseph and William, and their descendants all spelled their surname "Snyder."

HENRIETTA (further information):

Date of Death: 14 January 1935, rather than June (Sources: obituary in Winfield (Henry County, Iowa) Beacon 17 Jan 1935 and the Henry County Record of Deaths.

Henrietta's first Husband: Francis Marion Beauchamp (first child of John and Ann Beauchamp listed as age 19 in 1860 census). Wedding held 9 August 1860 in the house of Jas Paschal, the minister. Source: Louisa County, Iowa Marriage Record copy (I have been told that Louisa County records indicate this marriage ended in divorce and that Francis Beauchamp married again. He was badly wounded in the head during the Civil War (Source: 11th Infantry Iowa, Vol II, Page 295).

Marriage to "Henry W. Snider": 1 September 1864 at the house of Thomas Owens in Louisa County, Iowa

HENRY WALLACE SNYDER (further information):

Birth: 14 January 1840 "near La Fayette, Indiana (Source: his obituary in The Hutchinson (Kansas) News Friday, May 26, 1911)

Military Service: "Snider, Henry W. Age 20. Residence Black Hawk County (Iowa), nativity Indiana. Enlisted July 1861. Mustered July 15, 1861. Wounded in arm severely May 22, 1863, Vicksburg, Miss. Mustered out July 30, 1864. Chattanooga, Tenn., expiration of enlistment." Source: Roster of Iowa Soldiers War of the Rebellion, Vol I, p.763. Family records collected by Leola Grim Tobin indicate "Wall" lost his left arm below the elbow. (That sounds questionable as he later served four years as sheriff of Benton County, IN).

1880 Census Information: Listed "Snider, Wallace" as age 39, Farmer, born in Indiana, parents born in Ohio; Henrietta, 39, "Keeps house" born in Indiana, father born in North Carolina and Mother in Indiana; daughter Carrie, 14, born in Iowa; son Vestal, age 12, born in Iowa; son Wallace, 8, born in Missouri; son Louis, 6, born in Kansas (several years before they moved there from Fowler); daughter Della, 4, born in Indiana; and son William, 11 months, born in Indiana (Source: copy of Pine Township, Benton County, Indiana 1880 census record page 292). NOTE: A seventh child, Joseph, my grandfather, was born in Fowler, Benton County, Indiana 20 September 1881, a year before births were recorded there.

Henry served as sheriff of Benton County, Indiana from 1888 through 1892 (Source: Benton County and Historic Oxford, Chapter XIII County Officials: Sheriffs, p. 209, Benton County Library, Fowler Indiana).

Henry and Henrietta's family move to Hutchinson, Kansas in 1898 (Source: their son, Joe's, Hutchinson News Herold obituary 26 April 1950.

Henry's occupation in Hutchinson for many years was as Justice of the Peace (Source: his obituary in The Hutchinson News, Friday, May 26, 1911)

Henry died Friday, 26 May, 1911 (Source: his obituary)

Henrietta Jackson Snyder's Winfield Beacon obituary Thursday, January 17, 1935 read as follows (Parenthetical notes added for clarity):

MRS. H. SNYDER, AGED RESIDENT, DIES MONDAY - Rites Held Wednesday In Daughter's Home Here.

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock for Mrs. Henrietta Snyder, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. E.(Carrie) Williamson here Monday night (14 Jan 1935). She had been ill only a few days and died very quickly without any suffering. The services were held at the home and burial was in Asbury Cemetery where Mrs. Snyder's father and mother are buried. She was ninety-four years and three months of age, one of Winfield's oldest residents, and had been in excellent health up to the time of the illness which cost her life.

Mrs. Snyder was a pioneer resident of southern Iowa, having spent the early years of her life in Henry county (Records indicate Louisa rather than Henry County) near Wapello; and returning here with her daughter eight years ago to spend the remaining years of her life. Her father (Joseph Jackson) died and was buried here when she was a but seventeen years old. Shortly afterward she was married and moved with her husband to Hutchinson, Kansas, where the family eventually made its home (Note: 1880 Census and other records show they resided in Pine Township near Fowler, Benton County, Indiana for several years where Henry was sheriff from 1888 to 1892 before moving on to Hutchinson, Kansas). The husband died twenty-three years ago and since then Mrs. Snyder has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Williamson, who lived in Chicago up until eight years ago when they came to Winfield so that the elderly lady might again live a month the friends and scenes of her early life.

Of the eight children, four are living. The other four, Vestal, Wallace, Lou and Della, having died some years ago (Correction: Dell was not deceased; rather, she is the Mrs. Robinson quoted later in this obituary). William Snyder is located at Los Angeles, California; Joseph Snyder at Hutchinson, Kansas; Mrs. William Robinson (Dell, the mother of stage and screen actor/director Keith Richey, stage name Robert Keith}makes her home in Chicago.

Mrs. Snyder and her children have spent a great part of their lives together, even after the children were grown and living in their own homes. On the occasion of her ninety-fourth birthday, only three months past, she was able to join them in fun and pastimes that are denied to many women of advanced years. In the words of Mrs. Robinson, "They used to call us the Three Musketeers; for we were always together, mother, my sister and myself.

The funeral services were conducted at the Williamson home by the Rev. J. W. Gray, pastor of the Presbyterian church. (NOTE: Henrietta's daughter, Carrie Snyder Williamson, died just three months later, March 7, 1935, of diabetic infection, and also was buried in Asbury Cemetery, next to her mother. The graves of Henrietta, Carrie and Della remain unmarked and so were not included in the official, bound Asbury Cemetery record at the public library in Mt. Pleasant, Henry County seat; they are shown, however, in the more-recent list, referred to above, prepared by Philip Crawford, a 2001-era overseer of Asbury Cemetery: Asbury Cemetery near Olds in Henry County, Iowa: 2nd row from west side, Henrietta is buried in space 9A, from north end, between her parents and her daughters Della, 9B, and Carrie, 10A.
There is a point of confusion regarding Henry and Henrietta's children. One source only, the family record written some years ago by Dale Spangler and Shasta Spangler Marshall's cousin, Leola Grim Tobin, indicated they had an eighth child, a sister of Della named Delia (no birth or death dates were cited) This seems unlikely as the 1880 census listed only seven children: Carrie, Vestal Wallace, Louis, Della, and William--Joseph was born the following year, one year prior to Benton County, Indiana births were recorded. Compounding the confusion, Henrietta's obituary included Della among four of her children said to have died some years earlier. I was born just three years prior to that obituary being written and well remember Aunt Dell coming to Hutchinson Kansas to visit her brother, Joe, my grandfather, several times several years later, during the late 1930's and/or early 1940's. If there had been a Delia, though, It could have been that our Aunt Dell was she, rather than Della. Surely it was Dell being quoted in Henrietta's obituary as "Mrs. Robinson" as Henrietta's second daughter, Carrie, was Mrs. Williamson with whom Henrietta resided (See obituary below). If there were an eighth child named Delia I would suppose she died very young and that Della, born later, was given a similar name. (Source: Joe Willard Snyder, 1322 McLaughlin Drive, Charlotte, NC 28212. Phone: 704-536-3233 E-mail: joe.snyder@prodigy.net)

On 9 Aug 1860 when Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") was 19, she first married Frances Marion BEAUCHAMP62, son of John BEAUCHAMP & Ann, in at the home of James Paschal, Minister, Louisa County, IA.62 They were divorced.

On 1 Sep 1864 when Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") was 23, she second married Henry Wallace SNYDER62, in at the tome of Thomas Owens, Louisa County, IA.62

They had the following children:
254 i. Della
255 ii. Joseph (1881-)
256 iii. Wallace (-1899)
257 iv. Louis

82. Joseph Jay JACKSON.9 Born on 11 Feb 1842 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co, IN.16 Joseph Jay died in Sparks, Washoe Co., NV, on 9 Nov 1926; he was 84.16 Buried in Mt. View Cemetery, Reno, Nevada.6 Occupation: miner.6

- he enlisted in Co. F-11th Regiment, Iowa Infantry, in Crawfordsville, Washington Co, Iowa. He served for 3 years during the Civil War. After his second marriage, he and Louisa moved to Rose Creek, Nevada, and a short time later they returned to Washoe City and resided there until the year 1899, when they moved to the town of Wadsworth and continued to live there until 6/15/1904 when they moved to the city of Sparks, Washoe County, Nevada where they remained until their death. Joseph was granted a pension by the US of $3.00 per month. 6
-source Mrs. Sherry Franklin shows this person's name as Joseph Jackson, Jr. and that he is married to a "Lou Chenowith" and Joseph's deathdate as 11/16/1926 in this source's file6
-Jackson, Joseph J. Age 20. Nativity Indiana. Enlisted Aug. 22, 1862. Mustered Oct. 25, 1862. Mustered out June 28, 1865, Davenport, Iowa. 103
-source shows this name as Joseph Jasper JACKSON40 and 45
-source shows that Joseph was born 11 Feb 1843 and died 16 Nov 192545

In 1870 when Joseph Jay was 27, he first married Lena R. CHASE9, in Fremont, Keokuk Co., IA.16 Lena R. died on 22 Jan 1872 in near Franklin, Kansas.6

They had the following children:
258 i. Jesse C.
259 ii. Lula L. (1872-)

On 22 Jan 1877 when Joseph Jay was 34, he second married Louisa Jane PORTER9, in Reno, Washoe County, Nevada.6 Born on 5 Jul 1851 in near Marion, Indiana.6

They had the following children:
260 i. Joseph J. (1879-)
261 ii. Phoebe (1881-)
262 iii. Abner (1883-)
263 iv. Ruby (1885-)
264 v. Agnes Juanita (1886-)
265 vi. Eugene Gibson (1888-)
266 vii. Ernest Warren (1891-)
267 viii. Helen Grace (1895-)

83. Abner "Todd" JACKSON.9 Born ca 1846 in Tippecanoe Co, IN.9 Abner "Todd" died in ID.16 Occupation: blacksmith.9

-lived in Idaho9
-Abner and Eliza had:
Curtis JACKSON b: 1869 in , Louisa, IA
Gusta JACKSON b: ABT 1871 in , , IA
Chalmers JACKSON b: ABT 1873 in , , IA
Frank JACKSON b: ABT 1875 in , , NV
Jessie JACKSON b: 1879 in , , NV 104

Abner "Todd" first married Lydia LEEPER9.

Abner "Todd" second married Eliza J.104. Born ca 1846 in Tippicanoe, Harrison Co., OH.104

They had one child:
268 i. Curtis (1869-)



Fourth Generation
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84. Lucy COX.12 Born in 1829 in Indiana.12

On 2 Mar 1851 when Lucy was 22, she first married Thomas MOBLEY12, in Randolph Co., IN.12

On 2 Mar 1851 when Lucy was 22, she second married Thomas JACKSON3, in Randolph Co., IN.3 Occupation: cooper.3

85. Elizabeth COX.12 Born in 1830 in IN.12

On 16 Aug 1847 when Elizabeth was 17, she married George BALLINGER12, son of Benjamin BALLINGER & Sarah, in Wayne Co., IN.12 Born in 1826.12

They had one child:
i. Sarah12 (1849-)

86. Joshua COX.12 Born in 1832.12

87. John B. COX.12 Born in 1834 in Indiana.12

88. Rebecca COX.12 Born on 17 Apr 1838 in IN.12

On 29 Jun 1855 when Rebecca was 17, she married Allen L. LAMB12, son of Milo LAMB & Susan CAIN, in Wayne Co., IN.12

They had one child:
i. Elmer12 (1857-)

89. William COX Jr.12 Born in 1842 in IN.12

90. Henrietta COX.12 Born in 1843 in IN.12

91. Comodore P. JACKSON.12

Comodore P. married Lucy A.12.

92. Avery JACKSON.12 Born in 1839 in Coles Co., IL.12

93. Marion JACKSON.12 Born in 1843 in Coles Co., IL.12 Marion died in Logansport, IN, on 9 Jan 1913; he was 70.12

94. Cicero JACKSON.12 Born in 1846 in Cumberland Co., IL.12

95. Emiline JACKSON.12 Born in 1848 in Randolph Co., IN.12

96. Rebecca JACKSON.12 Born on 1 May 1850 in Wayne Co., IN.12 Rebecca died in Chatfield, MN, in Feb 1934; she was 83.12

97. Martha Jane JACKSON.12 Born on 6 Jun 1853 in Wayne Co., IN.12 Martha Jane died in Logansport, IN, on 7 Feb 1915; she was 61.12

98. Eliza A. JACKSON.12 Born on 21 May 1855 in Howard Co., IN.12 Eliza A. died in Logansport, IN, on 11 Jul 1941; she was 86.12

99. Edward JACKSON.12 Born in 1843.12

100. Lucy JACKSON.12 Born in 1845.12

101. Delilah Alida JACKSON.12 Born in 1847 in Cass Co., IN.12 Delilah Alida died in Cincinnati, OH, in 1915; she was 68.12

In 1873 when Delilah Alida was 26, she first married William ISAACS12.12

Ca 1905 when Delilah Alida was 58, she second married Benjamin CHILCOTT12, in Logansport, IN.12 Benjamin died in 1908.12

102. William M. JACKSON.12 Born in 1850.12

103. Mary Elizabeth JACKSON.12 Born on 28 Mar 1852 in Cass Co., IN.12 Mary Elizabeth died in Carroll Co., IN, on 10 Jan 1931; she was 78.12

On 5 Dec 1872 when Mary Elizabeth was 20, she married Stephen Solomon KLECKNER12.12

104. Eliza Mae JACKSON.12 Born in 1854.12

105. Sara Margaret JACKSON.12 Born in 1856.12

106. Mary J. JACKSON.12 Born on 7 Mar 1840 in MO.12 Mary J. died on 12 Sep 1922; she was 82.12

In 1855 when Mary J. was 14, she married John MUSGRAVES12.12 Born in 1833 in IL.12 John died on 7 Jan 1907; he was 74.12

107. John W. JACKSON.12 Born in 1842 in IA.12

-Children of JOHN JACKSON and CAMILLE ??? are:
ADA JACKSON, b. Abt. 1873, TX.
NEVIE JACKSON, b. Abt. 1878, UT.12
-source shows that John was born Nov 1843 in Missouri and John and Camille had:
Tryal Jackson b: MAR 1869 in Texas
Ada Jackson b: AUG 1872 in Texas
J.N. Jackson b: DEC 1876 in Texas
Nevie Jackson b: ABT 1878 in Utah
Armena Jackson b: AUG 1888 in Texas
C.H. Jackson b: AUG 1891 in Texas29

In 1871 when John W. was 29, he married Camille Augusta SMITH29.12 Born on 10 Mar 1850 in Manti, Sanpete, UT.29

108. Jasper N. JACKSON.12 Born in 1844 in Nacogdoches, TX Republic.12

-Children of JASPER JACKSON and ELIZA ??? are:
JULIA D. JACKSON, b. Abt. 1872, TX.
NEWTON JACKSON, b. Abt. 1877, TX.12

Ca 1870 when Jasper N. was 26, he married Eliza12.12 Born ca 1855 in AR.12

109. Elizabeth JACKSON.12 Born on 12 Apr 1847 in Navarro Co., TX.12 Elizabeth died in Walla Walla Co., WA, on 5 Sep 1921; she was 74.12

On 29 Jul 1866 when Elizabeth was 19, she first married G. Riley CARTER12, in Palo Pinto Co., TX.12

In 1912 when Elizabeth was 64, she second married Franklin M. GREEN12.12

110. Sarah Ann JACKSON.12 Born in 1849 in TX.29

111. William Henry JACKSON.12 Born in 1852 in TX.29

112. Amanda JACKSON.12 Born on 27 Aug 1854 in Navarro Co., TX.12 Amanda died in Mangum, OK, in Jan 1923; she was 68.12

-Children of AMANDA JACKSON and JULIUS WALLACH are:
HENRIETTA WALLACH, b. Abt. 1872, TX.
WILLIAM PRINCE WALLACH, b. January 11, 1877.     

Children of AMANDA JACKSON and WILLIAM FRANS are:
CHARLES6 FRANS, b. May 20, 1889.
AUDIE JUANITA FRANS, b. January 01, 1891.
SUSAN NETTIE FRANS, b. August 29, 1894.
JOSEPHINE ELLA FRANS, b. November 09, 1896.12

Ca 1872 when Amanda was 17, she first married Julius Prince WALLACH12.12 Born in Prussia.12

Ca 1889 when Amanda was 34, she second married William Karney FRANS12.12 William Karney died on 17 Nov 1909 in Mangum, OK.12

113. Lucy JACKSON.12 Born in 1856.12

114. Daniel J. JACKSON.12 Born in 1858.12

115. Thomas H. JACKSON.12 Born in 1861.12

116. James JACKSON.12 Born in 1864.12

117. William Jehu RIDER.12 Born on 10 Jan 1847.12

118. Lucy Ann RIDER.12 Born on 31 Dec 1848.12

119. Sarah Louisa RIDER.12 Born on 10 Mar 1853.12

120. Rebecca Catherine RIDER.12 Born on 21 Apr 1855.12

121. Elizabeth Jane RIDER.12 Born on 23 Feb 1857.12

122. John Allen RIDER.3 Born on 22 Jan 1860.12

John Allen married Luvenia Priscilla BELLAIRS3.

They had one child:
i. George Henry3 (1895-1991)

123. Mary A. JACKSON.12 Born on 5 Sep 1852.12

124. Lucy E. JACKSON.12 Born on 11 Aug 1854.12

125. Lucinda Margaret JACKSON.12 Born on 14 Feb 1857.

Lucinda Margaret married Witcliff RIDER12.

126. Sarah Jane JACKSON.12 Born on 14 Feb 1857.12

Sarah Jane married Roland GOOCH12.

127. William Wright JACKSON.12 Born on 5 Nov 1859.12

128. Ernestine JACKSON.12 Born on 1 Feb 1862.12

129. Towado Francina JACKSON.12 Born on 15 Mar 1864.12

130. Lavina JACKSON.12 Born on 22 Jan 1867.12

131. Elmer Dean JACKSON.12 Born on 20 Jun 1869.12

132. Mary J. BEST.12 Born in 1847.12

133. Lucy BEST.12 Born in 1849.12

134. Martha Ellen BEST.12 Born on 20 Mar 1851.12

Martha Ellen married Richard FULKERSON12.

135. John Wesley BEST.12

136. Francis BEST.12

137. Evolina Rebecca OWSLEY.12 Born in Oct 1852.12

138. Allen Jackson OWSLEY.12 Born on 23 Mar 1855.12

139. Matilda J. OWSLEY.12 Born in 1857.12

140. Lucy Ann OWSLEY.12 Born in 1859.12

141. William Jehu HISER.14 Born on 25 Sep 1842 in Bates Co., MO.14

142. Martha Matilda HISER.12 Born on 7 May 1844 in MO.14

143. Reuben Franklin HISER.14 Born on 6 May 1847 in MO.14

144. Lucy Ann HISER.14 Born on 7 Dec 1849.14

145. Lucinda Margaret HISER.14

146. Sarah Ellen HISER.14 Born on 3 Nov 1854 in MO.14

147. James HISER.12 Born in 1856.14

148. Louisa R. HISER.14 Born on 5 Aug 1857 in Bates Co., MO.14

149. John Allen WOODS.12 Born in 1853 in Cass Co., IN.12,46

John Allen married Ada WADE12.

150. Robert Knox WOODS.12 Born in 1855 in Cass Co., IN.12,46

151. William Jehu WOODS.12 Born on 2 Sep 1860.12

152. James Stumbaugh WOODS.12

153. Elizabeth JACKSON.13 Born in 1839 in Wells Co., IN.13 Elizabeth died in 1839; she was <1.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

154. Rachel JACKSON.13 Born in 1840 in Wells Co., IN.13 Rachel died in Wells Co., IN, in 1840; she was <1.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

155. Samuel J. JACKSON.13 Born on 5 Jun 1842 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 Samuel J. died in Wells Co., IN, on 13 Mar 1905; he was 62.13 Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Warren, IN.13

-had 7 sons and 7 daughters with his wife Martha Jane and all the children’s information listed in this source’s file13
--there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

On 3 Mar 1861 when Samuel J. was 18, he married Martha Jane NEFF13, daughter of John NEFF & Maria MCFARREN, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 21 May 1840 in Jefferson Township, Huntington Co., IN.13 Martha Jane died in Huntington Co., IN, on 23 Sep 1923; she was 83.13 Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Warren, IN.13

They had the following children:
i. Jacob L.105 (ca1862-)
ii. Hiram105 (ca1865-)
iii. John13 (1869-1952)
iv. Emma J.105 (ca1873-)
v. Martha C.106 (1877->1900)
vi. Hannah M.106 (1880->1900)
vii. Charles S.106 (1884->1900)

156. Mary Ann JACKSON.13 Born in 1843 in Wells Co., IN.13 Mary Ann died in OK aft Jan 1902; she was 59.107,13

-there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

On 23 Nov 1860 when Mary Ann was 17, she married John MCFARREN13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born in 1841.13 John died in 1889; he was 48.13

157. John JACKSON.13 Born in 1845 in Wells Co., IN.13 John died in 1845; he was <1.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

158. Margaret JACKSON.13 Born in 1846 in Wells Co., IN.13 Margaret died on 30 Nov 1881; she was 35.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

On 22 Dec 1872 when Margaret was 26, she married Thomas E. FIRST13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 25 Aug 1849.13

159. Joseph Logan JACKSON.13 Born on 12 Apr 1849 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 Joseph Logan died in Wells Co., IN, on 9 Aug 1914; he was 65.13 Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Warren, IN.13

-there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

On 25 Aug 1872 when Joseph Logan was 23, he married Mary Ann THOMPSON13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 21 Sep 1851.13 Mary Ann died on 28 Dec 1929; she was 78.13

160. Nancy J. JACKSON.13 Born in Sep 1852 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.47 Nancy J. died in Fort Wayne, Allen Co., IN, on 2 Jan 1926; she was 73.47 Buried in Jan 1926 in Prairie Grove Cemetery, Fort Wayne, Allen Co., IN.13

-there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

On 1 Aug 1868 when Nancy J. was 15, she married Andrew Jackson RAMSEY47, in Wells Co., IN.47 Born in Jul 1843 in Fayette, OH.47 Andrew Jackson died in Fort Wayne, Allen Co., IN, on 31 Oct 1918; he was 75.47

They had one child:
i. Joseph L.47 (1869-1926)

161. James JACKSON.13 Born in 1854 in Wells Co., IN.13 James died in 1854; he was <1.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

162. Hiram JACKSON Jr.13 Born in 1856 in Wells Co., IN.13 Hiram died in 1922; he was 66. Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

-there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

Hiram first married Eliza WILLIAMS13.

Hiram second married Jenny13.

163. Martha (Mattie) JACKSON.13 Born on 15 Sep 1858 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 Martha (Mattie) died in Jackson Township, Wells Co., IN, on 20 Apr 1928; she was 69.13 Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Warren, IN.13

On 4 Apr 1880 when Martha (Mattie) was 21, she married Thomas T. GOODING13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 7 Oct 1846.13 Thomas T. died on 22 Jul 1912; he was 65.13

164. George Washington JACKSON.49 Born on 31 Oct 1861 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 George Washington died in Union Township, Wells Co., IN, on 16 Feb 1913; he was 51.13 Buried in Sparks Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

On 3 Feb 1885 when George Washington was 23, he married Sarah Catherine HUTSELL4, daughter of Thomas J. HUTSELL & Sarah EDGAR, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born on 4 Oct 1860 in Huntington Co., IN.4 Sarah Catherine died in Union Township, Wells Co., IN, on 1 Dec 1938; she was 78.4

They had one child:
i. Mark George49 (1900-1969)

165. Cora Belle JACKSON.13 Born on 7 Jun 1876 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 Cora Belle died in Wells Co., IN, on 15 Jan 1960; she was 83.13 Buried in Mossburg Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

-there is a photograph of this person in this source’s file13

On 14 Jul 1894 when Cora Belle was 18, she married Henry Frank GERWIG13, in Wells Co., IN.13 Born in 1871.13 Henry Frank died on 21 Jul 1946; he was 75.13

166. Anna A. JACKSON.13 Born in Apr 1877 in Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.13 Anna A. died on 5 May 1878; she was 1.13 Buried in McFarren Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.13

167. Richard Samuel JACKSON.108 Born in 1866 in In.53

Child:
i. Effie Ellen108 (1894-)

168. George JACKSON.53 Born ca 1866 in IN.53

169. Benjamin F. JACKSON.53 Born ca 1868 in IN.53

170. James Uriah JACKSON.109 Born on 13 Oct 1858 in Liberty Township, Well Co., IN.54,109 Buried in Liberty Township, Mossburg Cemetery, Wells Co., IN.56

James Uriah married Sabina W. SMITH54. Born on 13 Jul 1872.54

They had the following children:
i. Cecil56
ii. Clayton56
iii. Ethel56
iv. Charles Spurgeon109 (1900-)
v. Ruth56

171. Mary E. JACKSON.6 Born in 1848 in Polk Co., MO.12

172. Isaac "Ike" Jehu JACKSON.6 Born in Feb 1849 in Polk Co., MO.6 Isaac "Ike" Jehu died in Durant, Bryan Co., OK, on 13 Mar 1929; he was 80.6 Buried in Durant Cemetery, Bryan Co., OK.6

-had 13 children6
-of Polk Co, MO6
-lived in Collin Co, Prosper, Texas6
-"I have a first cousin, Clyde Jackson, a schoolteacher and college professor who stayed in Grandfather's (Isaac Jehu's) household during high school and college, who says grandfather (Isaac Jehu) at that time had some pretty heavy arguments with these "yellow dog Democrats" that we had in the State of Texas in the 1920-1930's"6
-lived in Polk and Taney Counties, Missouri before moving to Texas in 1896. They settled in Collin County, Texas on Preston Road (Preston Trail of cattle drive days) with 11 of their 13 children. Near today's intersection of Preston Road (Hwy. 289) and US Hwy. 380-from atop the railroad overpass, looking west about 1 mile slightly to the right, there stands today a one story farm house on a slight rise or hill. In 1897 there stood a two story four rooms up and down with a lean-to kitchen and dining area and porch on two sides, the familiies first Texas home6
-reported to be an orphan6
-had thirteen children (each listed on page 2 of 1/85 document and on register forms by James Eugene Jackson)6

On 15 Oct 1874 when Isaac "Ike" Jehu was 25, he married Eliza MINIX6, in Bolivar, Polk County, MO.6 Born in Nov 1855 in Missouri.6 Eliza died in Durant, OK, on 9 Sep 1933; she was 77.6 Buried in Durant Cemetery, Bryan Co., OK.6

They had the following children:
i. Isaac (Ike)6 (1884-1926)
ii. Iva Elsie6 (1896-)
iii. William Jehu6

173. Alice JACKSON.6 Born in 1851 in Linley Prairie, Cedar Co., MO.12

174. Nancy A. JACKSON.6 Born in 1854 in Linley Prairie, Cedar Co., MO.12

-birthyear and marriage date listed by source James Eugene Jackson show she married as a 5 year old (although he shows her marrying as a 15 1/2-16 year old later) so one of the dates listed is 10 years off6
-she and her husband lived in Laclede Co., MO in 1866 or 1867 when her mother died6

On 5 Oct 1859 when Nancy A. was 5, she married William D. FARRIS6, in Laclede Co, MO.6 Occupation: drygoods merchant.6

175. Claud Milo JACKSON SR.6 Born on 5 May 1870.6 Buried in Jasper Co., MO.12

Claud Milo married Rosa Lee EGBERT6.

176. Charley E. JACKSON.6 Born in 1877 in Missouri.12 Charley E. died in 1932/1934; he was 55.6 Buried in Spokane, WA.12

-more information in this source's file on this person6

On 29 Apr 1896 when Charley E. was 19, he married Ada MAYFIELD12, in Springfield, Greene Co., MO.12

177. Mattie JACKSON.6 Born in 1873 in MO.6 Buried in Jasper Co., MO.12

On 18 May 1889 when Mattie was 16, she married James MAYFIELD6, in Springfield, Greene Co., MO.12

178. Ada JACKSON.6 Born in 1880 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO.12

Ada married CHRISTENSEN6.

179. Eli JACKSON.6 Born in 1835 in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.6,7 Eli died in Louisville, Jefferson Co., KY, on 15 Feb 1862; he was 27.6,7 Buried in Lebanon National Cem.,Sect.4,grave 606, Marion Co., KY.7 Occupation: farmer.7

-found living at 15 years old, with "widow Hester A. COX, (born ca 1818 in Indiana), in the 1850 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN census,along with Hester's children Mary COX (b. ca 1835 in IN), Nancy COX (b. ca 1837), William COX (b. ca 1838), Elizabeth COX (b. ca 1844), Phebe COX (b. ca 1846) and Jemima COX (b. ca 1848)66
-was a private in Co. B, 51st Regiment, Indiana Volunteers at Morrocco, Indiana on Nov. 12, 1861 by E. B. Collins and that he was duly mustered into the military service of the United States at Indianapolis, IN on 12/14/1861 for the term of three years, by Lt. Ely, Mustering Officer.7
-from death certificate statement by "E.R. Arnold, First Lt. Commanding Company "B" 51st Regiment of Indiana Volunteers on honor certify that the said Eli Jackson was taken sick with inflamation of the brain caused by the dampness and exposure of camp about the first day of February 1862 at or near Lebanon Kentucky: That the said Eli Jackson remained with my company until the 14th day of February 1862 when he was conveyed to lebanon Hospital and died the following day the 15th from said disease. and that I was regularly informed of his death by the hospital stewart. E. R. Arnold, 1st Lt., Commanding Company "B" 51st Indiana Regiment Vols. Given at Chattanooga in the state of Tenn. this 24th day of May 1864" Eli's description was 26 years, 5'9" tall, dark complexion, black eyes, dark hair7
-source has a photograph of Eli (He was a nurse in the civil war and had his picture taken just before he left) 7

On 15 Oct 1854 when Eli was 19, he married Cynthiana CARR6.7 Born in 1833.6

They had the following children:
i. Mary Malissa7 (1855-)
ii. John William6 (1854-1929)
iii. Olive Lorinda7 (1860-)
iv. Eli Andrew7 (1862-1865)

180. Elizabeth JACKSON.6 Born in 1836.7

Elizabeth married Perry WILLIS7.

181. Hannah JACKSON.6 Born in 1838.7

Hannah married Hiram BECK7.

182. Aaron (Harlan) JACKSON.7 Born in 1839.7

-source6 shows a first name as Haron (or Harlan)

183. Richard I. JACKSON.6 Born in 1840.7 Richard I. died bef 5 Feb 1858; he was 18.7

184. Jemima JACKSON.6 Born on 14 Mar 1846.110 Jemima died on 10 Sep 1891; she was 45.110 .

-great-great grandmother to this source. Source has a copy of a photo of Jemima, her husband Josiah and their daughter Mary T. COX 110

On 23 Nov 1861 when Jemima was 15, she first married Josiah COX7, son of Benjamin COX & Judith BUNKER, in Woodland, Baraboo Co., WI.110 Born on 5 Dec 1842 in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.110 Josiah died in Sauk Co., WI.110 Buried in Valton, Sauk Cemetery, Sauk Co., WI.110

They had the following children:
i. James Harlon “Jim”110 (1875-ca1947)
ii. Mary F.110
iii. UNNAMED110

On 7 Mar 1882 when Jemima was 35, she second married William Henry WRIGHT110, son of J. E. WRIGHT & Jemima, in Baraboo, Sauk Co., WI.110 Born in IN.110 Occupation: Farmer.110 Religion: Methodist.110

185. UNNAMED.

186. Louis HUTCHENS.6 Born on 30 Jul 1833.6

187. Ira HUTCHENS.6 Born on 22 Oct 1836 in Indiana.6

188. Jemima HUTCHENS.6 Born on 1 Jan 1840 in Indiana.6

189. Charlotte HUTCHENS.6 Born on 7 Dec 1842 in Indiana.6

190. David HUTCHENS Jr.6 Born on 18 Apr 1845 in Indiana.6

David married Amy Rity HARDWICK6.

191. William J. HUTCHENS.6 Born on 7 Oct 1847 in Indiana.6 William J. died in 1847; he was <1.6

192. Elizabeth HUTCHENS.6

193. Ain BALLINGER.6 Born on 2 Mar 1838 in Randolph County, IN.6 Ain died in Fairfield, Walton Co., Wisconsin, on 31 Dec 1918; he was 80.6,111 Buried in Baraboo Cemetery, Baraboo, Wisc.6 Religion: Quaker.6

-married Minerva Baley on 4/27/1861 in Randolph Co., IN. They moved to Fairfield, Walton Co., Wisc. in 1863, and they had six children (a listing of them in this file)6

Ain married Minerva BAILEY66. Born on 28 Mar 1836.66

194. Jesse BALLINGER.66

195. Mahlon BALLINGER.66

196. Mary E. JACKSON.112 Born in 1843 in West River Townhip, Randolph Co.,IN.112,113

197. Rebecca A. JACKSON.27 Born on 23 Aug 1846 in Randolph Co., IN.6 Rebecca A. died in Randolph Co., IN, in 1913; she was 66.114 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.114

-source shows 1845 as a birthyear112
-there is a photo of Rebecca and her family on p. 454 of this sourcebook115

Rebecca A. married William Dickey BALES27, son of John BALES & Nancy MCMULLEN. Born in 1843 in Dalton, Wayne Co., IN.116 William Dickey died in Randolph Co., IN?, in 1918; he was 75.6 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.117 Occupation: farmer.118 Religion: Quaker.6

They had the following children:
i. Alonzo Leroy27 (1864-1941)
ii. Sarah “Sadie” E.27 (1869-1909)
iii. Mary Jane27 (1877-1899)
iv. Charles E.27 (1881-1953)
v. Oliver H.114 (1863-1863)

198. Sarah E. JACKSON.112 Born in 1847 in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.112,113 Sarah E. died aft 1909; she was 62.119

Sarah E. married STARBUCK120.

199. Hannah J. JACKSON.112 Born in 1849 in West River Townhip, Randolph Co.,IN.112,113

200. Jemima JACKSON.112 Born in 1852 in West River Townhip, Randolph Co.,IN.112,80 Jemima died bef 1909; she was 57.119

Jemima married Peter HARDWICK121.

They had the following children:
i. Wilson Peter122 (->1909)
ii. John Charles122 (->1909)

201. Catherine JACKSON.112 Born on 5 Oct 1853 in West River Townhip, Randolph Co.,IN.112,80 Catherine died in Randolph Co., IN, on 31 Oct 1887; she was 34. Buried in Union Cemetery, west of Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.

-source shows a birthyear as ca 1855 (1870 census West River Township, Randolph Co., IN)

202. John JACKSON.80 Born ca 1857 in IN.80

203. William JACKSON.112 Born in 1858 in IN.112,80 William died bef 1909; he was 51.119

204. Margaret L. JACKSON.119 Born ca 1865 in IN.80 Margaret L. died aft 1909; she was 44.119

Margaret L. married PURSLEY123.

205. Ulysses Grant JACKSON.80 Born in Sep 1869 in Randolph Co., IN.73 Ulysses Grant died in TX? aft 1900; he was 30.73

-moved to Texas89
-lived in Pottsboro, TX in Jan 1909 when his father died. (His father may have been living with him until 6 weeks prior to his death, when John (his father) moved back to Randolph Co., IN. The 1900 Pottsboro, Grayson Co., TX census soundex reads:
Jackson, U. G. head Sept 1869 32 Ind
______, Lillie wife Aug 1869 30 Ind
______, Minnie dau Sep 1889 10 Ind
______, John son Aug 1891 8 Ind
______, Jesse son Jun 1896 3 Ind 73

Ulysses Grant married Lillie73. Born in Aug 1869 in IN.73

They had the following children:
i. Minnie73 (1889->1900)
ii. John73 (1891->1900)
iii. Jesse73 (1896->1900)

206. Emma G. JACKSON.119 Born in Aug 1892 in IN.81 Emma G. died aft 1909; she was 16.119

207. Ira COX.87 Born on 30 Jul 1848 in Carlos, Randolph County, IN.87 Ira died in Marion, Grant County, IN, on 27 Sep 1925; he was 77.87 Buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, IN.89 .

-there is a photograph of Ira on p. 21 in this source's book and more on Ira and his wives on p. 19 of this book. He is buried next to his first wife Delphina.89

On 13 Sep 1868 when Ira was 20, he first married Delphina HOGGATT87, daughter of Abner Wiley HOGGATT & Mary CHAMNESS.124 Born on 31 Mar 1847 in Randolph Co., IN.125 Delphina died on 29 Nov 1894; she was 47.87 Buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, IN.89

They had the following children:
i. Galena May87 (1871-1877)
ii. Mary Agnes87 (1877-1946)

Ira second married Ellen SHEPPARD89. They were divorced.

Ira third married Lou WIGMORE89. They were divorced.

Ira fourth married Alice89.

208. William "Billy" COX.89 Born on 19 Mar 1851 in Randolph County, Indiana. William "Billy" died in Carlos City, Indiana, on 17 Feb 1928; he was 76. Buried on 19 Feb 1928 in Buena Vista Cemetary, Randolph County, Indiana. Occupation: farmer, stock buyer.89 Religion: Union Chapel Church, Randolph County, IN.

-there is a photograph of William with his wife on p. 23 of this source's book, along with other photos on various pages of him. There is much information on "Billy's" life in the first chapter of this source's book.89
-mentioned in a newspaper article regarding his visiting his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead in Shirley, Randolph Co., IN in 190173

In 1871 when William "Billy" was 19, he married Mary Eliza "Lize" COOK89, daughter of William COOK.89 Born in 1850 in northern Wayne Co., IN.89 Mary Eliza "Lize" died in Jul 1916; she was 66.89

They had one child:
i. Sarah Coreen "Sally"89 (1873-)

209. Thomas COX. Born on 20 Jun 1857.86 Thomas died in probably Randolph Co., IN, on 30 Dec 1889; he was 32.86 Buried in 1889 in Lot #59, Union Chapel Cemetery, Union Township, near Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.126 Religion: Quaker.89

-lived in Wisconsin at one point
-lived in Carlos City, Indiana most of his life
-there is a photograph of Thomas on p. 21 of this source's book. He died of typhoid fever within a few hours of his 8 months old son Omer and was buried with Omer in the same casket.86

On 4 Aug 1878 when Thomas was 21, he married Lucinda "Lulu" B. PATTERSON127,128, daughter of Samuel R. PATTERSON & Jane TURNER.86 Born on 10 May 1859.86 Lucinda "Lulu" B. died in probably Randolph Co., IN, on 3 Feb 1949; she was 89.86 Buried in Lot #59, Union Chapel Cemetery, Union Township, near Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.126

They had the following children:
i. Garfield A.86 (1880-1973)
ii. Charlie89
iii. Omer T.86,129 (ca1889-1889)

210. Charles “Charley” COX.130 Born ca 1867 in IN.91

211. Mary E. HUTCHENS.61 Born ca 1858.61 Mary E. died in IN on 3 Dec 1870; she was 12.61 Buried in Economy Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.61

-died at the age of 12 yrs, 6 mon61

212. John W. JACKSON. Born on 27 Jan 1854 in Clinton Co., IN.131 John W. died in at home, Carlos City, Randolph Co., Indiana, on 11 Dec 1925; he was 71.132 Buried on 13 Dec 1925 in Union Chapel Cemetery, Union Township, near Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.133 Religion: Friends. Occupation: gardener.134

-shown in the 1880 Washington Township, Randolph Co., IN census with his wife Mary E., and two children76
-member of the Odd Fellow and Red Men's Lodges of Carlos, Randolph Co., Indiana where he held the position as chief of records in 1902 (Illini Council #332)
-Rev. Harvey Thornburg officiated at John's funeral, held at Carlos, Randolph Co., IN church
-newspaper article states John" was known for his kindly disposition and quiet neighborliness"
-when John died in 1925, he had two brothers and two sisters still living per obituary
-have a picture of John standing in front of a house with 4 of his sons, and his daughter Cora, and one of he, his wife, and children11
--mentioned in his mother's will dated 30 Jan 189011
-have a photograph of John's headstone11
-marriage date shown to be 12/7/1876 by a handwritten note on papers from Randolph County Health Dept.92
-source’s father (Gene Franklin Jackson) has a 12 gauge, double barrelled shotgun made by the Knickerbocker Gun Co., New York (Knickerbocker was made by the Crescent Firearms Co. of Norwich, CT-ca. 1892, which was purchased by the Crescent H&D Folsom Co. in 1893, then the company was absorbed by the Stevens Arms and Tool Co., in 1926. The 1998 value of the shotgun with a steel barrell is $125.00) that John W. Jackson used to hunt with, and that gun was passed down to his son Irvin Jackson, then to Gene. Both Irvin and Gene also hunted with the firearm. The stock is currently (1998) missing and the metalwork needs to be reblued.11
-found in Randolph County Book 15, p. 88

John W. Jackson, died in Carlos, age 71, date of birth was January 27, 1854,
place of birth IN,
father was Jacob Jackson born in Tennessee, mother was Esther A. Davisson
born in Indiana.
Date of death December 11, 1925 of bronchial pneumonia. Address was Lynn,
IN. Burial was
Union Cemetery in Modoc on December 13, 1925.87
-John’s wife Mary DEBOY’s newspaper obituary shows John’s name as J. E. JACKSON11
-newspaper obituary states that John was born in Clinton Co., IN, but when phoned, the Randolph Co., IN Health Dept. states “Clinton Co., OH. 73
-son Earl stated on John’s death information that he was born in Indiana73C
-listed as retired and single, and living in Carlos City, West River Township, Randolph Co., IN in 1908135
-1900 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN census shows John and the following living in his house:
John W Jackson 46
Mary E Jackson 43 (his wife Mary E. (DEBOY) JACKSON
Gilbie E Jackson 22
Ola Jackson 20
Cora E Thornburg 18 (this should be Cora E. JACKSON as it was transcribed wrong from census)
Irvin Thornburg 15 (this should be Irvin JACKSON as it was transcribed wrong from the census)
Omer Thornburg 13 (this should be Omer JACKSON as it was transcribed wrong from census)
Homer Thornburg 15 (this should be Homer JACKSON as it was transcribed wrong from census)
Jessie I Thornburg 4/12
Samuel S Porter 50136

On 9 Dec 1876 when John W. was 22, he married Mary E. DEBOY132, daughter of Abraham (Abram) DEBOY & Elizabeth “Betsy” EDWARDS, in Randolph County, IN.97 Born on 3 May 1857 in IN.137,138 Mary E. died in Carlos City, Randolph Co., IN, on 30 Jan 1901; she was 43.99 Buried on 1 Feb 1901 in Union Chapel Cemetary, Union Twnshp, near Carlos, Ind.99 Religion: Carlos City Church, Randolph Co., IN.99

They had the following children:
i. Gilbie Earl139 (1878-1955)
ii. Cora E.139 (1881-1941)
iii. Irvin (1884-1970)
iv. Harlan (>1876-<1925)
v. Raleigh (>1876-<1925)
vi. Olynthus “Ola” T.140 (1879-1917)
vii. Homer (Twin) (1886-1968)
viii. Omer (Twin) (1886-1906)

213. Jemima E. JACKSON.141 Born on 23 Jun 1856 in IN.11 Jemima E. died in at the home of her daughter Mrs. Charles Puckett on Richmond Street, Randolph Co., IN, on 27 Oct 1936; she was 80.142 Buried in Buena Vista Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.143 Religion: Quaker.144 .

-mentioned in her mother's will dated 30 Jan 189011
-first name also spelled “Jamima” in a statement signed by an “x” regarding the children of Jacob and Esther (in file)11
-the body was taken to the Clark, Maynard, and Potter Funeral Home for preparation and then returned to her daughter’s residence to lie in state. At the time of her death, she had eleven grandchildren, fourteen great grandchildren, and one great-great granddaughter.143
-have a photographs of Jemima with her husband John at their home 2 miles north of Huntsville, Randolph Co., IN, sitting for their wedding photo, and sitting for their golden wedding picture. Also have a newspaper photo of Jemima seated with five generations of her family, 3 months before her death.145
-source shows a birthdate as 22 Jan 185541
-shows a birthdays as 22 June 1856144

On 12 Oct 1871 when Jemima E. was 15, she married Pvt. John Alexander FRAZIER146,147, son of Aaron A. FRAZIER & Elizabeth “Betsy” HODSON, in Randolph Co., IN.148 Born on 20 Oct 1849 in Randolph Co., IN.149,41 John Alexander died in at the family home at 122 North East Street, Randolph Co., IN, on 4 Mar 1928; he was 78.149,41 Buried in 1928 in Buena Vista Cemetery, Unionport, Randolph Co., IN.41

They had the following children:
i. Ulisses41 (1872-1874)
ii. Victoria41 (1874-1956)
iii. Herschel J.41 (1876-1959)
iv. Lola149 (1880-1962)
v. Jacob “Jake” A.41 (1878-1959)
vi. Jeannette “Annettie”72,150 (1874-1952)
vii. Chas41 (1881-1960)
viii. Pauline41 (1886-1887)
ix. Ester41 (1888-1889)
x. Raymond41 (1889-1892)
xi. John Herbert41 (1894-1980)
xii. Anetha41
xiii. Arthur Fay41

214. Sarah E. JACKSON.11 Born on 7 Feb 1858 in IN.11,151 Sarah E. died aft 30 Jan 1890; she was 31.11

-there is a paper signed by an “x” by her mother Esther, stating that Sarah’s middle name is “Lyea” or “Lizea” (paper in file)11

On 25 Sep 1875 when Sarah E. was 17, she first married Anderson KELLEY148, son of KELLEY, in Randolph Co., IN.148 Born in 1853 in IN.152 Anderson died aft 1880; he was 27.152

On 12 Feb 1880 when Sarah E. was 22, she second married William M. HODSON140, in Randolph Co., IN.148 Born ca 1858 in IN.151 William M. died aft 1880; he was 22.151 Occupation: day laborer (1880 Washington Township, Randolph Co., IN census).

They had one child:
i. Golda B.140 (ca1878-)

215. Samuel Ira JACKSON.153 Samuel Ira died in West River Township, Randolph Co., IN, on 28 Mar 1932; he was 72.73 Born on 21 Dec 1859 in White River Township, Randolph Co., IN?148 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.154 Occupation: farmer.155 Religion: Quaker?148

-“Samuel I. of Martindale received in membership 11 Feb 1893 (Cherry Grove MM, Randolph Co., IN Quaker records)148
-mentioned in an old 1920 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN rural telephone directory and that he resided at RR 1, Modoc, Randolph Co., IN. In the Carlos news of 4-7-32 it talked about Samuel Jackson's recent funeral at Union Chapel. It did not mention the burial.73
-Gertrude resided in Carlos, Randolph Co., IN with her second husband Sam JACKSON. 156
- He was much older than his wife Gertrude, and that he passed away before his son Harlan Andrew JACKSON married.157
-shown as Samuel G. JACKSON in the 1920 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN census

-in the 1900 census for West River Township, Randolph Co., IN, Samuel and his wife Sarah C. are found as boarders in the home of Robert and Mary Aikin136

On 15 Feb 1883 when Samuel Ira was 23, he first married Sarah C. MILLER158, daughter of Jonathan MILLER & Marian BUTTS.148 Born in Mar 1866 in IN.136 Sarah C. died aft 1900; she was 33.136

Ca 1908 when Samuel Ira was 48, he second married Gertrude “Gertie” Delvina CUTHBERT159,160, daughter of CUTHBERT & . Born on 6 Mar 1881 in IL.72 Gertrude “Gertie” Delvina died in Randolph County Hospital, Randolph Co., IN, on 7 Jan 1973; she was 91.72 Buried in Union Cemetery, west of Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.72 Religion: Carlos Congregational Christian Church, Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.72

They had the following children:
i. Ida Debrina156 (ca1910-)
ii. Harlan Andrew156 (1912-1970)
iii. James “Speck/Jim” Arthur154 (ca1914-1983)
iv. Paul V. (ca1917-ca1932)

216. Armilda Catherine JACKSON.11 Born on 19 Oct 1860 in IN.11,161 Armilda Catherine died aft 30 Jan 1890; she was 29.11

-two other sworn documents show that Armilda was born 13 Oct 1860 and the other on 12 Oct 186011
-Armilda remarried when her son Sylvester was 12 or 13 years old “and that man was a bum”. Her son Sylvester worked as a teenager to support his family.162

On 22 Feb 1881 when Armilda Catherine was 20, she first married David Richmond SMITH162, son of Martha B., in Randolph Co., IN.148 Born on 25 Jul 1856.162 David Richmond died on 7 Jul 1937; he was 80.162 They were divorced ca 1890.162

They had the following children:
i. Sylvenus “Sylvester” David162 (ca1892-)
ii. Evert162 (ca1883-)
iii. John162 (ca1887-)
iv. Ethyl162 (ca1885-)

Armilda Catherine second married 162.

217. Martha Elizabeth JACKSON.11 Born on 10 Apr 1862 in IN.11,161 Martha Elizabeth died bef 30 Jan 1890; she was 27.163

-died in or shortly after childbirth162

On 26 Aug 1869 when Martha Elizabeth was 7, she married David Richmond SMITH162, son of Martha B..148 Born on 25 Jul 1856.162 David Richmond died on 7 Jul 1937; he was 80.162

They had one child:
i. Martha Julian

218. Jacob “Jake” Elza JACKSON.11,164 Jacob “Jake” Elza died in Randolph Co., IN, in 1938; he was 74.11 Born on 28 Nov 1863 in IN.11,161 Buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, near Carlos, Randolph Co., IN.148 .

-had 7 children
-could this be the Jacob E. Jackson born 1868 and died 1938 and married to Mae J. Moore, who are both buried in the Union Cemetery, near Carlos, IN?11
-born after his father died 149
-have a photo of Jacob sitting145
-In the Oct 15, 1931 Carlos (Randolph Co., IN) News it said, "Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jackson
called on Samuel Jackson, who is ill." (Samuel was the brother of Jacob)73

On 8 Nov 1881 when Jacob “Jake” Elza was 17, he first married Esther PITTS148.148

On 30 Sep 1885 when Jacob “Jake” Elza was 21, he second married Ida HARVEY148, in Randolph Co., IN.148

They had one child:
i. George A.165 (1886->1900)

219. Millicent “Millie” JACKSON.149 .

-have a photograph of Millie145

220. Eliza JACKSON.149

221. Mattie JACKSON.149 .

-have a photo of this person145

222. Charles JACKSON.166 Born ca 1853.

223. Otis JACKSON.166 Born in Illinois.166

Child:
i. Lester166 (1917-)

224. Mary JACKSON.166

225. Magdalena “Mattie” JACKSON.14 Born on 21 Jun 1855 in IA.14 Magdalena “Mattie” died on 23 Nov 1878; she was 23.9

Magdalena “Mattie” married William HEWITT9.

226. Margaret Frances JACKSON.9 Born on 17 Oct 1857 in IA.14

-when married to William, lived in Elm Grove Twp, Louisa County, Iowa9

Margaret Frances married William L. HUSTON9. Occupation: farmer.9

227. Albert Elias JACKSON.14 Born on 10 Aug 1860 in Louisa Co., Iowa.9

228. Oletha JACKSON.9 Born on 18 Jun 1862 in Louisa Co., Iowa.9 Oletha died on 26 Jun 1914; she was 52.9

Oletha married John SICKAFOOSE9.

229. Martha Ann JACKSON.14 Born on 19 Nov 1865 in Louisa Co., Iowa.9

Martha Ann married George SPANGLER9.

230. Fred J. JACKSON.14 Born on 25 Feb 1867 in Louisa Co., Iowa.9

231. Luther Martin JACKSON.62 Born in 1856.62

232. Phoebe Jeannetta JACKSON.62 Born in Dec 1858 in IA.62

233. Henry JACKSON.62 Born in 1860.62

234. Jennie Wade JACKSON.62 Born on 2 Apr 1864 in Waterloo, IA.62

235. Minnie JACKSON.62 Born on 18 Nov 1866 in Black Hawk Co., IA.62

236. John S. JACKSON.62 Born in Dec 1869 in Black Hawk Co., IA.62

237. Nancy C. JACKSON.62 Born in Jan 1875 in IA.62

238. Reuben Peter JACKSON.62 Born in 1878 in KS.62

239. Jessie JACKSON.45 Born ca 1864 in IA.45

240. Dessie JACKSON.6 Born on 26 Nov 1878.6

241. Margaret JACKSON.45 Born ca 1855 in IN.45

242. Clara JACKSON.45 Born ca 1859 in IA.45

243. Emma JACKSON.45 Born ca 1862 in IA.45

244. Frank JACKSON.45 Born ca 1865 in IA.45

245. Joseph JACKSON.45 Born in 1870 in Louisa Co., IA.45

246. Joseph T . JACKSON.6 Born in Oct 1868 in IA.40

247. Edgar M. JACKSON.6 Born on 24 Jul 1870 in Keokuk Co., IA.40

248. Charles C. JACKSON.6 Born on 29 Feb 1872.6

249. Maud M. JACKSON.6 Born on 23 Sep 1873.6

250. Jesse H. JACKSON.6 Born on 9 Feb 1875.6

251. JACKSON.62

252. Jennie MARTIN.6 Born on 22 Sep 1866 in Winfield, Louisa County, IA.62 Jennie died on 11 Mar 1942; she was 75.6 Buried in Mahaska County, IA.6

-had a daughter Mary "Rena" Triplett, who had a son Kenneth Lauerne Albertson, who had a daughter Sherry Ann Albertson6

On 11 Apr 1888 when Jennie was 21, she married Carey Judson TRIPLETT6, in Keokuk, Iowa.6 Born on 12 Apr 1857 in Warren Co., IL.6 Carey Judson died in Mahaska Co., IA, on 17 Apr 1941; he was 84.6

253. Nelly MARTIN.10 Born on 6 Jun 1878 in in or near Fremont, Iowa.10 Nelly died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL, on 14 Sep 1972; she was 94.10 Buried in Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, Cook Co., IL.62

-youngest child in a family of 10 children. Information on Jacob and Nelly's children and grandchildren in this file.
This source tells of an Aunt Nelly Martin Barthel who was the youngest of ten children and was the spinster daughter who stayed home to tend her aged parents. Since she was the youngest child of ten, and since some of her direct ancestors in previous generations were also the youngest children, she had almost a direct connection with Samuel Jackson, who fought in the Revolutionary War. She was not alive to meet her Grandfather, Joseph Jackson, Samuel's youngest son, but remembered her grandmother Phoebe Cox Jackson very well.

From Randolph County on the eastern side of IN, Joseph and his family gradually moved across the state of IN, and their children were born in various counties. It is unclear when they moved to IA, although they presumably moved with or followed at least one of their children who moved there as adults.10

On 20 Jun 1917 when Nelly was 39, she married Jacob A. BARTHEL10, in Ottumwa, Iowa.10 Born on 21 Sep 1872 in Denton, MD.10 Jacob A. died in Chicago, Cook Co., IL, on 7 Oct 1939; he was 67.10

They had one child:
i. Joseph Martin10 (1920-)

254. Della SNYDER.10

Della married RICHEY10.

They had one child:
i. Keith10 (1898-1966)

255. Joseph SNYDER.62 Born on 20 Sep 1881 in Fowler, Benton Co., IN.62

-Joseph Snyder was grandfather of Joe Willard Snyder joe.snyder@prodigy.net. 62

256. Wallace SNYDER.45 Wallace died in Apr 1899 in Hutchinson, KS.45

-Wallace, an attorney, died within a few months of moving to Hutchinson, Kansas; His April 14,1899 obituary in The Hutchinson News read as follows:

"The death of Wallace Snyder occurred yesterday evening at his home on Avenue A east. He was a bright young man, a member of the Reno County bar, and, although he had been here but a few months, had won the respect of the members of the bar and all with whom he had come in contact. The cause of his death was consumption, a disease from which he had been suffering for several years.

He was abut 27 years of age and came here from Indiana hoping that the climate would restore his failing health. With his brother (Louis) he opened a law office here. The disease had too firm a hold upon him and the Kansas climate failed to stay its progress.

A bar meeting was held at the court house, and court will be adjourned out of respect for the deceased brother. Resolutions were passed and committees appointed to assist at the funeral. Pall bearers were selected from the bar membership as follows: Carr W. Taylor, J. F. Lawson, Howard Lewis, W. E. Vincent, Sheridan Ploughe and R. L. Burns.

The funeral will be held from the home on Avenue A east tomorrow at 2 o'clock, and the members of the bar will meet at the court house and will go in a body to the late home of the deceased brother to attend the funeral services." (Source: Joe Willard Snyder, 1322 McLaughlin Drive, Charlotte, NC 28212. Phone: 704-536-3233 E-mail: joe.snyder@prodigy.net.)

257. Louis SNYDER.45

-opened a law office with his brother Wallace in Hutchinson, KS (Source: Joe Willard Snyder, 1322 McLaughlin Drive, Charlotte, NC 28212. Phone: 704-536-3233 E-mail: joe.snyder@prodigy.net)

258. Jesse C. JACKSON.6

259. Lula L. JACKSON.6 Born on 2 Apr 1872.6

260. Joseph J. JACKSON.6 Born on 22 Nov 1879.6

261. Phoebe JACKSON.6 Born on 20 Sep 1881.6

262. Abner JACKSON.6 Born on 24 Jul 1883.6

263. Ruby JACKSON.6 Born on 29 Jun 1885.6

264. Agnes Juanita JACKSON.6 Born in Aug 1886.6

265. Eugene Gibson JACKSON.6 Born on 6 Dec 1888.6

266. Ernest Warren JACKSON.6 Born on 25 Feb 1891.6

267. Helen Grace JACKSON.6 Born on 18 Apr 1895.6

268. Curtis JACKSON.45 Born in 1869 in Louisa Co., IA.45



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2. Laurie Carlson, 4004 Brighton Avenue, Peoria, Illinois 61615 (309) 691-6918 (Lacarlson@hrn.bradley.edu)
3. John Rider, 3002 North Grant Street, Enid, OK 73703 (405-242-4993) (jrider@enid.com)
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6. James Eugene Jackson, 9215 San Fernando Way, Dallas, Texas 75218-3656 (214) 321-0208-he is now deceased in 1991
7. Karen Jackson, 7560 Dutch Hall Road, Omaha, Neb. 68122 (kjackson@radiks.net)
8. Pauline Huffman (melbap3@juno.com).
9. Lucile Jackson Vernon, 2502-A Miller Park Circle, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 (mail is being returned from this address as of 5/29/97)
10. Kathie Johnston, 5659 Chapman Avenue, Memphis, TN 38119 (Kathquilt@aol.com)
11. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130
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15. Dora Mae Turner, P. O. Box 9053, Chandler Heights, AZ 85227 (ABrickWall@aol.com).
16. S. Ray Reifschneider, Mesa, AZ (s.r.reifschneider@att.net).
17. Charlotte (Mayson1936@aol.com).
18. Robert "Bob" Jackson, 847 NE 95th, Seattle, WA 98115 (wxjax@worldnet.att.net) (http://home.att.net/~wxjax).
19. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” grandson John’s obit in The Winchester Journal, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN-24 Mar 1909 edition.
20. Kelly Wagner (kwagner@ispchannel.com).
21. Hege Library-Guilford College, 5800 W. Friendly Ave., Greensboro, NC 27410-4195 336-316-2264 (gerickso@guilford.edu) (www.guilford.edu/library/fhc).
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23. Elizabeth Harris (ncgen@mindspring.com).
24. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” grandson John JACKSON’s (b. 12 Feb 1824) obit dated 1909.
25. Richard Harold Jackson (rhj@crosslink.net).
26. Austin Cox, 2909 West 200 North, Winchester, IN (wacox@globalsite.net). grandson John JACKSON’s newspaper obituary.
27. Mark Henry Hayden (mhhayden@iquest.net) (http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=gedfam&ti=0&a...).
28. Mary McIntosh (marymcintosh@netzero.net) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...). gave info on marriage in home.
29. Ardis E. Parshall (AEParshall@aol.com) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
30. Karen Jackson, 7560 Dutch Hall Road, Omaha, Neb. 68122 (kjackson@radiks.net) from Madalyn Brumbaugh’s notes in this source’.
31. “1850 Federal census.” Liberty, Wells Co., IN.
32. Mary McIntosh (marymcintosh@netzero.net) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
33. Yvonne Jackson Hayes (hunters@vfr.net).
34. Sharon Gavette on Ancestry.com.
35. have photograph of headstone at location
36. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com).
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Tucker's History of Randolph County
38. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” son John’s from the WINCHESTER JOURNAL-24 Mar 1909 edition.
39. “Wilbur C. Jackson, 108 Fairway Lane, Wheaton, IL 60187 (from register report dated 17 Nov 1982).”
40. Craig Beeman, 518 North 24th, St. Joseph, MO 64501 (cmb@ponyexpress.net) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
41. “Susan “Susie” Frazier Miller, 352 SW 85th Avenue, Okeechobee, FL 34972 863-763-0506 (/swim@mail.okeechobee.com).”
42. Lewis S. McCloud, 1808 Knob Hill Drive, Plano, Texas 75023-6505 (972)-612-8490 (EUXH74A@prodigy.com)or (PLANOLEW@aol.com)
43. Joe Snyder (joe.snyder@prodigy.net) (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...).
44. Indiana State Library-- marriages through 1850 (http://www.statelib.lib.in.us/tango/marriage/).
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45. Eileen M. Phillips (emphillips01@sprynet.com) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
46. Pam Shelton-Anderson (pshelton@aros.net).
47. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). DebbieGriffin56.
48. Carol Diane Miller, 7743 West-600 North, Andrews, IN 46702 (cdmiller2@skyenet.net). information from Madalyn Brumbaugh .
49. Madalyn Jackson Brumbaugh, P.O. Box 85, Markle, IN 46770 (219) 758-3218 (husband's name is Paul and they will move sometime in the not too distant future to a smaller home per her conversation with me 5/15/97)
50. (sherry_1_10@yahoo.com).
51. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). sylviaewilkinson.
52. “1850 Federal census.” Wells Co., IN.
53. “1880 U. S. FEDERAL census.” Spring Ranch, Clay Co., NE.
54. Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) Pedigree charts (http://www.smgf.org).
55. “1850 Federal census.”
56. “Richard Harold Jackson, Palm Harbor, FL (727-787-0609) (Jackson@usedspacebooks.com) (RHJ@crosslink.net).”
57. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941.
58. “1850 Federal census.” Liberty Township, Wells Co., IN.
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60. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” brother John’s obit-WINCHESTER JOURNAL- 24 Mar 1909.
61. Economy Cemetery, Wayne Co., IN (http://www.infocom.com/~sboyce/cemetery.htm#j).
62. Carl Pentecost (pentecostfamilyweb@yahoo.com) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
63. Carl Pentecost (pentecostfamilyweb@yahoo.com) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...). gave “Carlos” info only.
64. David Herzog (dfherzog@aol.com) (http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...).
65. Hernly (http://hernly.geology.iupui.edu/webtree/d0002/g0000067.html#...).
66. Trudy Spanier, 2781 Kauhikoalani Place, Haiku, Hawaii 96708-5896 (trudy@maui.net).
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68. “1900 US census.” Newell, Buena Vista Co., IA.
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70. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” The Winchester Journal, Winchester, Randolph Co., IN-24 Mar 1909 edition.
71. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” WINCHESTER JOURNAL 24 Mar 1909.
72. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.”
73. Austin Cox, 2909 West 200 North, Winchester, IN (wacox@globalsite.net).
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75. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” WINCHESTER JOURNAL 20 Jan 1909.
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77. James F. Peacock, 70 Joye Court, Lafayette, IN 47905-8860 (765-420-7603) (peacock39@InsightBB.com) (http://www.surnames.com/organizations/peacock).
78. “state census.” 1860 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
79. “state census.” 1860-1870 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
80. “state census.” 1870 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
81. “state census.” 1900 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
82. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” husband John Jackson’s obit.
83. Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN (http://www.waynet.org/people/genealogy/unionchapel-randolph/...).
84. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” brother John’s obit.
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86. HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, IN (1818-1990) (Randolph County, In Historical Society and Turner Publishers). p. 490.
87. Tim Singleton, 105 Nancy Drive, Richmond, KY 40475-8613 (606) 624-5861 (email at: tsingleton@iclub.org)
88. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” Sept 1915.
89. Lloyd A. Whitehead, MY ANCESTORS, MY DESCENDANTS, AND ME, Prinit Press, Dublin, Indiana, (published 1986) a copy of this book in the possession of source #393 George William "Bill" COX).
90. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” John’s obit WINCHESTER JOURNAL.
91. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). realburn.
92. Randolph County Health Department, 211 South Main Street, Winchester, IN 47394 765-584-1155
93. Joan S. Sickles, 21889 Potomac, Southfield, MI 48076 (joasickles@ameritech.net)-duplicate to source #257) (http://www.oeonline.com/~jecs/Tompkins/snyder).
94. Ebenezer Tucker, HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, INDIANA with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches, A. L. Kingman, Lakeside Building, Chicago, IL (1882), p. 500.
Tucker's History of Randolph County
95. INDIANA QUAKERS CONFRONT THE CIVIL WAR by Jacquelyn S. Nelson I991 (printed by the Indiana Historical Society). pgs. 36-37.
96. Edward Davisson, Little Rock Air Force Base, AK (davissoe1@msn.com).
97. from actual marriage license copy in file of Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Ft. Wayne, IN 46804 (219) 672-8859 (email: VMarta@aol.com)
98. “1850 Federal census.” Randolph Co., IN.
99. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 obituary.
100. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” 1890-Winchester, Randolph Co., IN newspaper.
101. “1900 US census.” Newell Village, Buena Vista Co., IA.
102. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). Iowa Cemetery Records.
103. Doris Peirce, GA (ginlu@bellsouth.net).
104. Robert W. Daniels (RWDPMD@aol.com) (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...).
105. “1880 U. S. FEDERAL census.” Jackson, Wells Co., IN.
106. “1900 US census.” Salamonie Township (Extended Warren town), Huntington Co., IN.
107. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). from photo at website.
108. Phylis "Jeanne" Martyn Koch, 4312 S.E. Flavel Street, Portland, Oregon 97206 (JKochk@aol.com)
109. (http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Jackson/).
110. Pam Lindsay, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (mamamia_12@hotmail.com).
111. Ann Lawler Messecar, 59 Shady Lane, Coventry, Ct. 06238 (email at GarMess@aol.com)
112. Carol L. Daly, 19822 North Stardust Blvd., Sun City West, Arizona (602-584-0489) (azdaly@aol.com) or (cldaly@aztec.asu.edu).
113. “state census.” 1850 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
114. “cemetery records.” Union Chapel Cemetery, Randolph Co., IN.
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117. “cemetery records.”
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120. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” father-in-law’s obit-WINCHESTER JOURNAL-24 Mar 1909.
121. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” father-in-law John Jackson’s obit.
122. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” 1909.
123. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” father-in-law’s obit.
124. Linda Claire Abel, P. O. Box 416, Orchard, Texas 77464 (claireabel@juno.com)
125. ANCESTRY.COM (www.ancestry.com). onnaj3.
126. from data taken from headstones at individual cemeteries
127. Shirley Pearson, Muncie, IN (unicorn1945@sbcglobal.net).
128. Lloyd A. Whitehead, MY ANCESTORS, MY DESCENDANTS, AND ME, Prinit Press, Dublin, Indiana, (published 1986) a copy of this book in the possession of source #393 George William "Bill" COX), gave nickname of “Lulu” only.
129. from data taken from headstones at individual cemeteries gave middle initial.
130. “1880 U. S. FEDERAL census.” West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
131. Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll). realburn.
132. from old handwritten copy on ledger sheets of "Genealogy of Homer Jackson" (grandson and great-grandson to many listed), in the files of Marta Jackson Vaillancourt ®45
133. Tim Singleton, 105 Nancy Drive, Richmond, KY 40475-8613 (606) 624-5861 (email at: tsingleton@iclub.org) newspaper obituary- Richmond, IN Palladium 12 Dec 1925.
134. “newspaper article.” 1920 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN Rural Telephone Directory.
135. 1908 Randolph County, Indiana Complete Directory (Cities, Towns, Rural listings), published by J. M. Minch Co., Portland, Indiana (a copy presently owned by Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 VMarta@aol.com).
136. “1900 US census.” West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
137. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 newspaper obituary.
138. “Floyd John Ratz, 917 South Vickie Drive, Del City, OK 73115-3949 (405-677-9708).”
139. “1900 US census.” District 133, West River Township, Randolph Co., IN.
140. “1880 U. S. FEDERAL census.” Washington Township, Randolph Co., IN.
141. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 from her mother's will.
142. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” 27 Oct 1936 issue.
143. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” 27 Oct 1936.
144. Quaker Records, Randolph Co., IN (Vol. 2).
145. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 from Phyllis “Pat” Wood.
146. Pat Miller (swim@okeechobee.com).
147. Ebenezer Tucker, HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, INDIANA with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches, A. L. Kingman, Lakeside Building, Chicago, IL (1882), gave rank info.
Tucker's History of Randolph County
148. “Historical and Genealogical Society of Randolph County, Rt. #3, Box 61, Winchester, IN 47394 (c/o Monisa Wisener).”
149. “Phyllis “Pat” Wood, 707 Huntsville Road, Winchester, IN 47394 (765-584-0539).”
150. “Phyllis “Pat” Wood, 707 Huntsville Road, Winchester, IN 47394 (765-584-0539).” gave nickname of “Annettie”.
151. “1880 U. S. FEDERAL census.” Dist. 173, Washington Township, Randolph Co., IN.
152. Terry (Egonus@aol.com).
153. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 from document in file signed by Samuel’s mother Hester.
154. “Nancy Jackson.”
155. “state census.” 1920 West River Township, Randolph Co., IN census.
156. Peggy Stockton McClelland (McClelland@earthlink.net) or (mcclelland8539@earthlink.net).
157. Heidi Dees, 63 Douglas Drive, Rexburg, ID 83440 (cdees@ida.net).
158. HISTORY OF RANDOLPH COUNTY, IN (1818-1990) (Randolph County, In Historical Society and Turner Publishers). p. 580.
159. “NEWSPAPER OBITUARY.” newspaper obit-18 Jan 1970-Palladium.
160. Heidi Dees, 63 Douglas Drive, Rexburg, ID 83440 (cdees@ida.net). gave middle name also.
161. “1870 census.” Washington Township,Randolph Co., IN.
162. Gaye Wright (fwright@ideafamilies.org).
163. Marta Jackson Vaillancourt, 11827 Eagle Lake Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46814 (219) 672-8859 (vmarta2@hotmail.com) cell 260-615-1130 mentioned as deceased in her mother's will dated 30 Jan 1890.
164. Austin Cox, 2909 West 200 North, Winchester, IN (wacox@globalsite.net). gave “Jake” info.
165. Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll). benellmc.
166. Ron Jackson, 5503 Country Road 101, Fulton, MO 65251 (573-642-8031) (rjack65251@socket.com).


Index

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UNNAMED spouse of 216
UNNAMED 185
UNNAMED parent of spouse of 215
Alice spouse of 207
Ann parent of spouse of 81
Eliza spouse of 108
Eliza J. spouse of 83
Elizabeth parent of spouse of 25
Elizabeth parent of spouse of 2
Jemima spouse of 4
Jemima parent of spouse of 184
Jenny spouse of 162
Lillie spouse of 205
Lucy A. spouse of 91
Martha B. parent of spouse of 216
Martha B. parent of spouse of 217
Mary parent of spouse of 1
Nancy spouse of 56
Rosiana H. spouse of 30
Sarah parent of spouse of 85
BAILEY
Minerva spouse of 193
BALES
Judge Alonzo Leroy child of 197
Charles E. child of 197
John parent of spouse of 197
Mary Jane child of 197
Oliver H. child of 197
Sarah “Sadie” E. child of 197
William Dickey spouse of 197
BALLINGER
Ain 193
Benjamin parent of spouse of 85
George spouse of 85
James spouse of 54
Jesse parent of spouse of 54
Jesse 194
Mahlon 195
Sarah child of 85
BARTHEL
Jacob A. spouse of 253
Joseph Martin child of 253
BEAUCHAMP
Frances Marion spouse of 81
John parent of spouse of 75
John parent of spouse of 81
Margaret spouse of 75
BECK
Hiram spouse of 181
BELLAIRS
Luvenia Priscilla spouse of 122
BEST
Francis 136
John spouse of 18
John Wesley 135
Lucy 133
Martha Ellen 134
Mary J. 132
BOYLES
Margaret spouse of 15
BROWN
Mary spouse of 26
BUFFINGTON
Susannah parent of spouse of 21
BUNKER
Judith parent of spouse of 184
BUTTS
Marian parent of spouse of 215
CAIN
Susan parent of spouse of 88
CARR
Cynthiana spouse of 179
CARTER
G. Riley spouse of 109
CHAMNESS
Joshua parent of spouse of 53
Mary parent of spouse of 207
Pvt. William spouse of 53
CHASE
Lena R. spouse of 82
CHILCOTT
Benjamin spouse of 101
CHRISTENSEN
UNNAMED spouse of 178
COOK
Mary Eliza "Lize" spouse of 208
William parent of spouse of 208
COUCH
James parent of spouse of 62
Nathan A. spouse of 62
COX
UNNAMED child of 184
Benjamin parent of spouse of 184
Charles “Charley” 210
Charlie child of 209
Elizabeth 85
Galena May child of 207
Garfield A. child of 209
Henrietta 90
Ira 207
James Harlon “Jim” child of 184
Jemima spouse of 8
John A. spouse of 59
John B. 87
Joshua 86
Josiah spouse of 184
Lucy 84
Mary Agnes child of 207
Mary F. child of 184
Omer T. child of 209
Phoebe spouse of 11
Rebecca 88
Sarah Coreen "Sally" child of 208
Thomas 209
Thomas parent of spouse of 59
William Sr parent of spouse of 8
William Sr parent of spouse of 11
William Sr parent of spouse of 12
William Jr 89
William (B.?) Jr spouse of 12
William "Billy" 208
CRAWFORD
Evan spouse of 80
CUTHBERT
UNNAMED parent of spouse of 215
Gertrude “Gertie” Delvina spouse of 215
DAVIS
Matilda J. spouse of 66
DAVISSON
Esther Ann “Hester” spouse of 61
Ira Sr parent of spouse of 61
DEBOY
Abraham (Abram) parent of spouse of 212
Mary E. spouse of 212
DEFRISCO
Archibald P. spouse of 18
DUNN
Lucy A. spouse of 28
EDGAR
Sarah parent of spouse of 164
EDMONDS
Catherine parent of spouse of 56
EDWARDS
Elizabeth “Betsy” parent of spouse of 212
EGBERT
Rosa Lee spouse of 175
FARRIS
William D. spouse of 174
FAUST
Sarah A. spouse of 32
FIRST
Thomas E. spouse of 158
FRANS
William Karney spouse of 112
FRAZIER
Aaron A. parent of spouse of 213
Anetha child of 213
Arthur Fay child of 213
Chas child of 213
Ester child of 213
Herschel J. child of 213
Rev Jacob “Jake” A. child of 213
Jeannette “Annettie” child of 213
Pvt. John Alexander spouse of 213
John Herbert child of 213
Lola child of 213
Pauline child of 213
Raymond child of 213
Ulisses child of 213
Victoria child of 213
FULKERSON
Richard spouse of 134
GERWIG
Henry Frank spouse of 165
GIBSON
Hannah spouse of 1
William E. Sr parent of spouse of 1
GOOCH
Roland spouse of 126
GOODING
Thomas T. spouse of 163
GREEN
Franklin M. spouse of 109
HARDWICK
Amy Rity spouse of 190
John Charles child of 200
Peter spouse of 200
Wilson Peter child of 200
HARGROVE
Rosey spouse of 3
HARVEY
Ida spouse of 218
HEWITT
William spouse of 225
HISER
Jacob parent of spouse of 20
James 147
Louisa R. 148
Lucinda Margaret 145
Lucy Ann 144
Martha Matilda 142
Michael C. spouse of 20
Reuben Franklin 143
Sarah Ellen 146
William Jehu 141
HODSON
Elizabeth “Betsy” parent of spouse of 213
Golda B. child of 214
William M. spouse of 214
HOGGATT
Abner Wiley parent of spouse of 207
Delphina spouse of 207
HOLDEN
Rebecca spouse of 1
HOOKER
Elizabeth spouse of 3
Nancy spouse of 9
HOUCK
Margaret spouse of 14
HOUK
Christine parent of spouse of 20
HUSTON
William L. spouse of 226
HUTCHENS
Charlotte 189
David spouse of 53
David Jr 190
Elizabeth 192
Hezekiah parent of spouse of 57
Hezekiah parent of spouse of 60
Ira 187
James spouse of 60
Jemima 188
Joseph parent of spouse of 53
Joseph parent of spouse of 55
Lewis spouse of 55
Louis 186
Mary E. 211
Thomas spouse of 57
William J. 191
HUTSELL
Sarah Catherine spouse of 164
Thomas J. parent of spouse of 164
IRVIN
Letitia parent of spouse of 79
ISAACS
William spouse of 101
JACKSON
UNNAMED 24
UNNAMED 251
Aaron 38
Aaron (Harlan) 182
Abner 262
Abner "Todd" 83
Ada 178
Agnes Juanita 264
Albert Elias 227
Alice 173
Allen 17
Amanda 112
Amer 9
Andrew 48
Anna 57
Anna A. 166
Armilda Catherine 216
Armistad 46
Avery 92
Benjamin 34
Benjamin F. 169
Caroline 40
Catherine 201
Cecil child of 170
Charles 222
Charles C. 248
Charles S. child of 155
Charles Spurgeon child of 170
Charley E. 176
Cicero 94
Clara 242
Claud Milo SR 175
Clayton child of 170
Comodore P. 91
Cora Belle 165
Cora E. child of 212
Curtis 268
Daniel J. 114
Delilah 21
Delilah Alida 101
Dessie 240
Diana 68
Drewcilla 47
Edgar M. 247
Edward 99
Effie Ellen child of 167
Eli 179
Eli Andrew child of 179
Lieut. Elias Gibson 75
Eliza 220
Eliza A. 98
Eliza Mae 104
Elizabeth 20
Elizabeth 42
Elizabeth 180
Elizabeth 109
Elizabeth 153
Elizabeth Ann 79
Elizabeth "Betsy" 54
Elmer Dean 131
Emiline 95
Emma 243
Emma G. 206
Emma J. child of 155
Ernest Warren 266
Ernestine 128
Ethel child of 170
Eugene Gibson 265
Frank 244
Fred J. 230
George 168
George A. child of 218
George W. 66
George Washington 164
Gilbie Earl child of 212
Hannah 53
Hannah 12
Hannah 33
Hannah 181
Hannah 43
Hannah J. 199
Hannah M. child of 155
Harlan child of 212
Harlan Andrew child of 215
Harriett 41
Helen Grace 267
Henrietta ("Aunt Rett") 81
Henry 233
Hiram 71
Hiram Sr. 25
Hiram Jr 162
Hiram child of 155
Hiram W. 10
Homer child of 212
Ida Debrina child of 215
Irvin child of 212
Isaac 4
Isaac (Ike) child of 172
Isaac "Ike" Jehu 172
Iva Elsie child of 172
Capt. Jacob A. 61
Jacob “Jake” Elza 218
Jacob L. child of 155
James 116
James 161
James Hiram 3
James “Speck/Jim” Arthur child of 215
James Uriah 170
Jasper N. 108
Jehu 2
Jehu 73
Jehu (John) 35
Jehu (John) G. 50
Jemima 59
Jemima 184
Jemima 200
Jemima E. 213
Jennie Wade 234
Jesse child of 205
Jesse C. 258
Jesse H. 250
Jesse S. 78
Jessie 239
John 56
John 6
John 74
John 26
John 157
John child of 155
John child of 205
John 202
John Henry 76
John S. 236
John W. 212
John W. 107
John William child of 179
Joseph 245
Joseph Henry 11
Joseph J. 260
Joseph Jay 82
Joseph Logan 159
Joseph T . 246
Lavina 22
Lavina 130
Lester child of 223
Levi 28
Louisa 45
Lucinda 23
Lucinda Margaret 125
Lucy 100
Lucy 113
Lucy E. 124
Lula L. 259
Luther Martin 231
Magdalena “Mattie” 225
Mahala Ann 19
Malinda 62
Margaret 44
Margaret 158
Margaret 241
Margaret A. 37
Margaret Frances 226
Margaret L. 204
Marion 93
Mark George child of 164
Martha Ann 229
Martha C. child of 155
Martha Elizabeth 217
Martha Jane 97
Martha (Mattie) 163
Mary 60
Mary 224
Mary 31
Mary A. 64
Mary A. 123
Mary Ann 39
Mary Ann 156
Mary E. 171
Mary E. 196
Mary Elizabeth 103
Mary J. 106
Mary Malissa child of 179
Matilda 70
Matilda 16
Mattie 177
Mattie 221
Maud M. 249
Millicent “Millie” 219
Minnie child of 205
Minnie 235
Moses H. 30
Nancy A. 174
Nancy Ann 49
Nancy C. 237
Nancy J. 160
Nancy Jane 67
Oletha 228
Olive Lorinda child of 179
Olynthus “Ola” T. child of 212
Omer child of 212
Otis 223
Paul V. child of 215
Phoebe 261
Phoebe Catherine 69
Phoebe Jeannetta 232
Rachel 154
Raleigh child of 212
Rebecca 58
Rebecca 18
Rebecca 36
Rebecca 96
Rebecca A. 197
Reuben C. 77
Reuben Peter 238
Richard I. 183
Richard Samuel 167
Ruby 263
Ruth child of 170
Samuel III 8
Pvt. Samuel Jr 1
Samuel Andrew 63
Samuel H. 51
Samuel Ira 215
Samuel J. 155
Samuel J. “Sammy” 32
Sara Margaret 105
Sarah 55
Sarah 5
Sarah Ann 110
Sarah E. 214
Sarah E. 198
Sarah Jane 80
Sarah Jane 126
Silas 65
Susannah 27
Thomas spouse of 84
Thomas H. 115
Towado Francina 129
Tryal C. 15
Ulysses Grant 205
William 52
William 7
William 14
William 29
William 203
William Henry 111
William Jehu child of 172
William M. 72
William M. 102
William Wright 127
Wright 13
JENKINS
Wagoner spouse of 5
JONES
UNNAMED spouse of 42
KELLEY
UNNAMED parent of spouse of 214
Anderson spouse of 214
KING
Johnston Jr parent of spouse of 6
Nancy spouse of 6
KLECKNER
Stephen Solomon spouse of 103
LAMB
Allen L. spouse of 88
Elmer child of 88
Milo parent of spouse of 88
LEEPER
Lydia spouse of 83
LOGAN
Joseph parent of spouse of 25
Mary Ann spouse of 25
MALCOLM
Nancy spouse of 10
MARTIN
Eliza Emaline spouse of 77
Henry Curtis spouse of 79
Jehu parent of spouse of 79
Jennie 252
Nelly 253
MAYFIELD
Ada spouse of 176
James spouse of 177
MCCRAW
Tabitha J. spouse of 17
MCFARREN
John spouse of 156
Maria parent of spouse of 155
MCMULLEN
Nancy parent of spouse of 197
MICKEY
Margaret Elizabeth spouse of 78
MILLER
Jonathan parent of spouse of 215
Sarah C. spouse of 215
MILLS
Rachel spouse of 52
Richard M. parent of spouse of 52
MINIX
Eliza spouse of 172
MOBLEY
Thomas spouse of 84
MOORE
Mary Mandy parent of spouse of 4
MORRISON
Julia spouse of 29
MUSGRAVES
John spouse of 106
NEFF
John parent of spouse of 155
Martha Jane spouse of 155
O
Mary spouse of 56
OSBORN
Mary Jane spouse of 25
Nancy parent of spouse of 52
OWENS
A. M. spouse of 58
OWSLEY
Allen Jackson 138
Anthony spouse of 19
Charity spouse of 17
Evolina Rebecca 137
Lucy Ann 140
Matilda J. 139
William parent of spouse of 17
OZENBAUGH
Nicholas spouse of 22
PARKER
Silas H. spouse of 33
PATTERSON
Lucinda "Lulu" B. spouse of 209
Samuel R. parent of spouse of 209
PEACOCK
Catherine parent of spouse of 61
Susannah spouse of 56
Judge William parent of spouse of 56
PITTS
Esther spouse of 218
PORTER
Louisa Jane spouse of 82
PURSLEY
UNNAMED spouse of 204
RADFORD
Jane spouse of 66
RAMSEY
Andrew Jackson spouse of 160
Joseph L. child of 160
RICHEY
UNNAMED spouse of 254
Keith child of 254
RIDER
Elizabeth Jane 121
George Henry child of 122
James B. spouse of 16
John Allen 122
Lucy Ann 118
Rebecca Catherine 120
Sarah Louisa 119
William Jehu 117
Witcliff spouse of 125
SHEPPARD
Ellen spouse of 207
SICKAFOOSE
John spouse of 228
SIMMONS
Eleanor spouse of 35
James parent of spouse of 35
Nancy spouse of 35
Sarah spouse of 75
Thomas parent of spouse of 35
SIZEMORE
Nancy spouse of 4
William H. parent of spouse of 4
SLUCKS
Katherine spouse of 75
SMITH
Camille Augusta spouse of 107
David Richmond spouse of 216
David Richmond spouse of 217
Ethyl child of 216
Evert child of 216
John child of 216
Martha Julian child of 217
Sabina W. spouse of 170
Sylvenus “Sylvester” David child of 216
SNIDER
Nancy spouse of 76
SNYDER
Della 254
Henry Wallace spouse of 81
Joseph 255
Louis 257
Wallace 256
SPANGLER
George spouse of 229
STANLEY
Margaret parent of spouse of 6
STARBUCK
UNNAMED spouse of 198
THOMAS
Elizabeth parent of spouse of 8
Elizabeth parent of spouse of 11
Elizabeth parent of spouse of 12
THOMPSON
Mary Ann spouse of 159
THORNBURG
Rebeccah parent of spouse of 59
TRIPLETT
Carey Judson spouse of 252
TURNER
Jane parent of spouse of 209
WADE
Ada spouse of 149
WALLACE
Samuel spouse of 27
WALLACH
Julius Prince spouse of 112
WARBLETON
Purry parent of spouse of 35
WATSON
Elizabeth spouse of 9
WIGMORE
Lou spouse of 207
WILLIAMS
Eliza spouse of 162
John Wilson spouse of 47
Rachel parent of spouse of 53
WILLIS
Perry spouse of 180
WILSON
Nancy parent of spouse of 75
Rebecca parent of spouse of 35
WOODS
Hugh spouse of 21
James Stumbaugh 152
John parent of spouse of 21
John Allen 149
Robert Knox 150
William Jehu 151
WRIGHT
J. E. parent of spouse of 184
Joshua parent of spouse of 2
Lucy spouse of 2
Minerva spouse of 13
Rebecca parent of spouse of 54
William Henry spouse of 184