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Vickie Elaine (Gruzas) Jackson Obituary 1951-1975

kaitysmom — 2009-11-30 17:28:45Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, July 22, 1975
Page: A-3

Name: Vickie Elaine (Gruzas) Jackson
Age: 23
Born: October 2, 1951 in Montgomery County, TN.
Died: July 15, 1975 in Stewart County, TN.
Funeral: July 17, 1975 with Tarpley's Funeral Home in Montgomery County, TN.
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery in Montgomery County, TN.
Parents: Stanley Gruzas and Ola Adams
Surviving Spouse: Henry Jackson
Surviving Children: Jennifer Jo Jackson
Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Sandi Whitehead, Miss Beverly Gruzas

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Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
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JACKSON Melvin T 1913-1964

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-30 12:55:03Z

JACKSON Melvin T 1913-1964

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Looking for other relatives of George Overton "Geo" Jackson 1882-1948

cowan6044 — 2009-11-30 08:01:33Z

Hi, I'm looking for any other relatives or descendants of George O. Jackson. He was born in Georgia (prob. in Greene County) in 1882, and died in St. Petersburg, Florida in 1948. His first wife was named Sara Blanche Arthur, and they had 5 kids (that I know of), one of whom was my grandmother. They lived in Athens, GA where he was a streetcar conductor. Sara Blanche died in 1924, and then sometime before 1930, George remarried a lady named Eunie (possibly Enna). Sometime before 1945, they moved to Florida. I believe Eunie and George had at least one child, and I've also heard that at least one of George and Sara Blanche's kids moved to Florida.
If it helps any, George's parents were Andrew F. Jackson and Adeline O'Neal.
Thanks

JACKSON Landon J and Lillie M

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-29 20:11:54Z

JACKSON Landon J and Lillie M

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Desperate for more info on our Jackson line

colleenbergthold — 2009-11-29 00:12:30Z

Can ANYONE provide any information regarding our Jackson family tree? We can only go back to my G G grandfather, Thomas Edward Jackson b. Sept. 9, 1855 in Pana Illinois D. Mar. 16, 1919 near Pana Illinois. He went by the name of Ed and married Ida May Aikins (b. July 25, 1861 and D. March 25 1890) in 1876 and Molly Adams was his second wife. I would REALLY like to be able to trace our family farther than Thomas. Can anyone help at all? Thank you.

JACKSON Elbert Lee and Florence S

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-28 15:25:34Z

JACKSON Elbert Lee and Florence S

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Re: Thomas Jackson son of Joseph Jackson and Sarah Kirkman NC

dotdriver1994 — 2009-11-27 23:05:23Z

I'm not sure about Thomas. His sister Sarah, who married a Hymer, was my great, great, great grandmother. She is buried near Rushville, in Schuyler County, IL.

JACKSON Wayne F Jack 1927-1991

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-27 16:11:50Z

JACKSON Wayne F Jack 1927-1991

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JACKSON Mary Lou 1912-1984

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-26 14:12:33Z

JACKSON Mary Lou 1912-1984

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Re: Mary, Grady, Brodie, and Gazella Jackson

LeeArnold71 — 2009-11-26 00:03:56Z

Do you have a George Thurman Jackson in your files?
Lee(maiden mame Jackson)Arnold

JACKSON Surname

hinksy1972 — 2009-11-25 18:08:00Z

Mary A. Jackson (1833-1924) m. William Jackson (1833-1914).
Children - George Jackson (1870-1876), Joesph George Jackson (1876-1885), Robert Jackson (d.1934), William Jackson (1864-1936).

Family bible states Mary A. Jackson was born in Northumberland, England. Interested in finding out if their children were born in the UK or in Canada.

William Jackson jr. married Mary A. Brown (b.1859-1937)
Children - Alice May Jackson (1891-1961).

Alice May Jackson m. Ernest William Hinks (1890-1968) in Hamilton, Ontario Canada.

Feel free to email me if any of this information sounds familiar. mandy25@ciaccess.com

Jennifer

JACKSON William N and Mary Leta

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-22 20:34:58Z

JACKSON William N and Mary Leta

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Arthur Charles Jackson

jpike1_1 — 2009-11-21 22:21:18Z

I am looking for information for Arthur Charles Jackson b. abt 1860. Parents are Thomas Jackson and Elizabeth Bragg. I have no dates for Thomas or Elizabeth. Arthur emmigrated to Australia prior to 1885. On his marriage certificate in 1885 he has Monmouthshire listed as his place of birth but the only Arthur Jackson I have been able to find on passenger lists of unassisted immigrants that fits the age is for 2 Arthurs who have "native of Staffordshire" listed. I am trying to verify this information as I have been unable to locate Arthur or his parents in Wales. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

JACKSON Rennie L 1892-1952

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-21 13:46:25Z

JACKSON Rennie L 1892-1952

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Jacksons of New Burlington - Greene & Clinton Counties, Ohio

suzyfrtz — 2009-11-21 03:16:51Z

I am researching the Jackson family of New Burlington, Ohio, in the early 1800's. New Burlington, a town that no longer exists, was located where Warren, Clinton and Greene Counties meet. (Particularly Caesars Creek Township, Greene County and Chester Township, Clinton County.) Daniel Jackson married Mary Hurley 23 Dec. 1815, Warren County, Ohio. The marriage license names Mary's father as Cornelius Hurley. Phillip Jackson and his son Samuel Jackson were enumerated in the 1820 census, Caesars Creek Township, Greene County, and Phillip had been a resident of Greene County since 1807. Samuel later settled in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. I cannot locate any census records for Daniel Jackson, Sr. It is probable that he and Mary died young and their children cared for by relatives or other families.

Daniel and Mary Hurley Jackson had a son, Daniel Jackson, Jr., born 10 Sept. 1829 in New Burlington. Daniel Jr. apparently was brought up in Chester Township, Clinton County where he is enumerated as a single man, boarding with the Collett family, in 1850. Cornelius Jackson, born 1822, is also enumerated in Chester Township in 1850 and I believe he is Daniel Jr.'s brother. Daniel Jr. settled in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, by 1853, when he married Harriet Weaver; he died in Wayne Township, Tippecanoe County, in 1903 and is buried in West Point Cemetery. Cornelius Jackson married Elizabeth Copsey in 1843 in Clinton County, and migrated first to Benton County, Indiana, (1860), Warren County, Indiana (1880) and finally to Cherokee County, Kansas, where he died in 1897 and is buried in Columbus City Cemetery. Both Daniel Jr. and Cornelius had large families.

Both Daniel Jr. and Cornelius state their parents are born in Ohio on the cenuses; also note that Mary Hurley's sister Nancy married Hezikiah Copsey who may be related to Cornelius' wife Elizabeth.

As I seek this Jackson family's origins, I note there are other Jackson families in the Clinton County/Greene County area, pre 1850, notably John Jackson and William Jackson. I do not know if these two are related to the other Jacksons. There is also another Jackson family of eastern Clainton County that is not related. I would like to correspond with anyone researching the Jacksons of New Burlington.

Re: William A. or Tom Jackson

AltaDabney — 2009-11-20 20:35:54Z

Tom (William Thomas) Jackson is my g-grandfather. He was married to Mary Ann Nickell. They had my grandfather, William Isaac Jackson and his brother, John Washington Jackson. But she was struck by lightning doing the family wash in a creek in Wise County, Texas. Tom left the boys with his in-laws and went to Washington with his father. But he returned, eventually remarried and had other children. He died in Wellington, Collingsworth, Texas in 1918. I would love to know more about that trip to Washington and his return. Some of the Nickell's went as well. A Nickel child is supposed to be the first child born in Okanagan (hope I spelled that right) County, Washington. Also her mother the first white woman buried there. At least as far as family stories go.

Alta Jackson Rowell

Re: Reuben Jackson

kimcantwell1 — 2009-11-20 17:59:21Z

I too am from the line of Reuben's son William Jackson. My line is Reuben Jackson, William Jackson, John Brock Jackson, Benjamin Franklin Jackson, John William Jackson, Louie Franklin Jackson, Judith Kay Jackson Mease, and then me Kim Mease Cantwell. Your post is pretty old, so I am wondering if you ever made any progress? I do have a male cousin taking a DNA test, but so far it has not come up with a match. You can email me at kim.cantwell@comcast.net. I would love to chat about the family.

Your cousin,
Kim

Re: Christopher Maccabeus & Christopher Dominick Jackson

LeonaTichenor — 2009-11-20 17:01:06Z

I am researching the ancestry of George Cessna Jackson (1797-1856) who is the son of a Samuel Jackson (mother's first name is Nancy, possibly Nancy Cessna). A Samuel Jackson married a Nancy Cessna in Nelson County (west of the Danville area) and reports being born in Muhlenberg, living in Daviess, and death in Muhlenberg (McClean was part of Muhlenberg County). These areas are not far from Hartford. Any information on whether this Samuel Jackson is the son of Christopher Maccabeus would be appreciated.

Although it was not an uncommon practice, the use of names from the classics was picked up again in George Cessna Jackson's grandson--middle name of "Cicero", next generation middle name of "Alexander" and that generation lived in Daviess County Kentucky at "Cleopatra."

JACKSON Avery E 1905-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-20 13:32:56Z

JACKSON Avery E 1905-1965

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Samuel & Betty Rhodes Jackson & Family - Whitworth/Rochdale,Lancs.

heirsnbears4664 — 2009-11-20 00:41:54Z

Looking for further information about Samuel & Betty Rhodes Jackson & family & their descendants. The family lived in Whitworth Rochdale,Lancs.Samuel was a stone quarryman.Their children were Sarah Jackson (1873), Mary Jackson (1874), Tom Jackson (1876),Walter Jackson (1878), Martha Jackson (1879) and Elizabeth Ann Jackson (1884).

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Nancy

JACKSON Wanda J 1923-1997

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-19 12:48:03Z

JACKSON Wanda J 1923-1997

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JACKSON Avery E Jr 1931-1931

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-18 12:43:16Z

JACKSON Avery E Jr 1931-1931

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JACKSON A Earl MD and Amelia J Jane

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-17 19:15:31Z

JACKSON A Earl MD and Amelia J Jane

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Helen R. (Graham) Jackson Obituary 1916-1975

kaitysmom — 2009-11-16 16:10:04Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, June 17, 1975
Page: A-2

Name: Helen R. (Graham) Jackson
Age: 59
Born: May 31, 1916 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: June 9, 1975 at St. Joe Hospital in Wayne, Indiana
Funeral: June 13, 1975 with Anglin Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Trinity United Methodist Church Cemetery in Stewart County, TN.
Parents: Robert Graham and Camella Rowlett
Surviving Spouse: None Listed
Surviving Children: L.P. Jackson, Gus Jackson, Charles Jackson, Mrs. Evelyn Green, Mrs. Ann Rantchier, Mrs. Sue Green
Surviving Siblings: Edgar Graham
Surviving Half-Sibling: Mrs. Louise Mosier

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

JACKSON Thelma L and Bardey S

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-16 15:09:50Z

JACKSON Thelma L and Bardey S

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Jackson Family of VA & Elsewhere

oclarke11 — 2009-11-16 00:09:26Z

Seeking info on these Jackson's.
1. Abigail b abt 1785 in Rappahannock Co Va marr David Miller. Need parents & siblings for Abigail. David was the son of Henrich ( Henry ) Miller & Achsah Warner both of Philadelphia PA. Dau of David & Abigail was also named Achsah. She was b abt 1810. Need info on her & any other siblings.
2. S. A. ( need his name ) b abt 1850 in Washington Co Va marr Mary Ernest. Need their parents & siblings. Their son E. A. ( also need his name ) b abt 1877 marr J. C. ( need her name ) Beazley 31 Dec 1902 in Essex Co Va. She was the dau of James B. Beazley & Catherine B. Boughton. Need children for E. A. & J. C.
3. James b abt 1920 in King George Co Va marr Mae Trigger dau of Charles Brown Trigger Sr. & Sarah Alice Morgan. Need James's parents & siblings. Have 2 children for James & Mae.
4. Jeremiah b abt 1790 in Louisa Co Va marr Cassandra Massie. Need his parents & siblings. She was the dau of George Massie Sr. & Temperance Baker. Also need children for Jeremiah & Cassandra.
5. Julia W. b abt 1880 in Clarke Co Va marr Amos Clary. Need their parents & siblings. Have 3 children for Amos & Julia.
6. Lucian b abt 1860 in Caroline Co Va marr Nannie H. Need her last name & parents & siblings for both of them. Their son Walton b abt 1882 marr Nannie Woolfolk Samuel 8 Nov 1900. Need children for Walton & Nannie. She was the dau of Arch J. Samuel & Mary C. Ferris.
7. Nancy Ann b abt 1750 in Culpeper Co Va marr Benjamin Heaton. Need parents & siblings for them as well as their children. They both died in Henry Co KY. Benjamin was also marr 1st to Sarah Jackson. She may have been sister to Nancy Ann. They had a dau Elizabeth b abt 1770 in Culpeper. She marr John W. Abbott 27 Aug 1805 in Culpeper. He was the son of Roger Abbott & Anna. Need children for John & Elizabeth.
8. Robert b abt 1880 in Charlotte Co Va marr Ida Lee Gibson. Need their parents & siblings. Their son Roger b abt 1914 marr Jessie W. Ancarrow 14 Dec 1946 in Caroline Co Va. She was the dau of J. Clayborne Ancarrow & Ardenia Fox. Need children for Roger & Jessie.
9. Wesley b abt 1925 in Caroline Co Va marr Doris Satterwhite dau of Maurice C. Satterwhite & Grace J. Spicer. Need Wesley's parents & siblings & children for him & Doris.
10. William J. b abt 1860 in Guadalupe Co TX marr Martha Emma Hutchenson dau of Thomas Ebenezer Hutchenson & Frances Malone Searcy of TN. Need parents & siblings for William & children for him & Martha.
11. Willian Penn b abt 1825 in Greenville Co GA marr Nancy Walthall dau of John Harvey Walthall Sr. & Susannah Morgan. Need William's parents & siblings & children for him & Nancy. Any info on these lines appreciated.
Ollie

JACKSON Sallie Mae -1945

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-14 13:30:56Z

JACKSON Sallie Mae -1945

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JACKSON W Grover 1889-1949

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-12 16:51:56Z

JACKSON W Grover 1889-1949

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Re: Family website looking for others with Jackson in their family tree.

vdenny200 — 2009-11-11 03:21:40Z

My Grandmother died at child birth. She was burried in Allen, Michigan and married Frank Rhodes. She had seven boys and two died at child birth. I think she was from Simpson, Mitchell, Kansas.Do you know any thing about her?
1876 - 1917
Thank you
Rosa M Jackson grandaughter,
Virginia Rhodes Denny

Re: Family website looking for others with Jackson in their family tree.

vdenny200 — 2009-11-11 03:17:12Z

My Grandmother is a Jackson and she died early in life with
child birth. She was burried in Allen, Michigan and married
Frank Rhodes. She had seven boys and two died at child birth. I think she was from Simpson, Mitchell, Kansas.
Do you know any thing about her.
Thank you
Rosa Jackson grandaughter,
Virginia Rhodes Denny

JACKSON Ruby G and Edgar R

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-10 12:30:22Z

JACKSON Ruby G and Edgar R

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Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

tcjack — 2009-11-08 22:27:45Z

Oh no, its much simpler than that. Y chromosone is passed from father to son unchanged except for mutations that occur over time. Therefore if you and I shared a common male ancestor then our analysis would look very similar. They usually look at 40-60 markers now, so we would only have a few markers that were not identical (the mutations) and those would only be off a little.

As far as how you would have to donate a sample, you just swab the inside of your cheek with a cotton swab, seal in and mail it back in. Thats very simple.

Now how would I know what Andrew Jackson's yDNA was? I have to test the yDNA of a known ancestor of Andrew Jackson.

Of course, if there was an "indiscretion" along the way (non-marital father) then this would show up.

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 19:32:20Z

Hello there,

I'm curious on exactly on how the process works? Because how did they get the DNA from burials or find you ancestors. Do they did dig up the body in order to get the DNA results? Like Pres. Andrew Jackson? Does our DNA proves the connection to him? What happens in between family that had died. Do they dig up those bodies too in order to get the DNA? Let me know how it works? I know there is a video or something shows exactly on how is done.

Thanks for any input. Brad Sydnor

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 19:26:50Z

Hello there,

I have not done my DNA and I'm sure it is way over due. I should had this done long time ago. I know the price had gone down quite a bit and it is reasonable to have it done.

Thanks for the advice though.

Brad Sydnor

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

tcjack — 2009-11-08 16:38:49Z

Don't mean to be repetitive but does anyone have any yDNA testing results for known descendants. My line is haplogroup I1a. There are Texan Jacksons who track ancestors thru Ga, Ala to Texas who match me fairly closely but we haven't found the common ancestor yet. I would urge anyone serious about proving their family genealogy to get yDNA testing done and share the results thru the testing databases.

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

tcjack — 2009-11-08 16:10:27Z

Yes the Jacksons from Chester were quakers who came to Wrightsboro GA and moved west from there. I believe that I have seen documentation on a Benjamin Jackson with wife Susannah who lived in Wilkinson County Ga at the time of his death. There is a lot of documentation on a Benjamin Jackson who lived in Hancock Co Georgia and whose death dates is listed as 1797. This one is often connected with the Benjamin you mentioned but Wilkinson Co. did not exist before 1805 so it is unlikely to be the same one as spouse of Susannah.

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 04:41:31Z

Hello Gwen,

I don't have any information of Samuel/James Jackson yet. But the record did show the name as it appears as Samuel/James Jackson. I will look for more information on James/Samuel. I wish I had more to give on this.

Take care,

Brad Sydnor

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

mjbell11 — 2009-11-08 04:34:19Z

Thank you for your reply. I am enclosing my personal email address. If you will contact me there, I will send you a copy of the full page newspaper article that was written by my great, great grandmother around 1924 in which she made the claim regarding the connection between her husband and Andrew Jackson. It is quite an interesting article. mjbell522@msn.com.

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 04:32:02Z

Hello Gwen,

I'm so sorry that I was late on your reply. I was actaully gathering all the Jacksons between Pres. Andrew Jackson, Stonewall Jackson and Anthony Jackson II.
Do you have the actual linked between Pres. Andrew Jackson and Stonewall Jackson? You have mentioned Alfred Tennyson and Richard Hildyard, what is the line connection here?

Well, RICHARD HILDYARD b.1532, Winestead, Holderness, Yorkshire, England, d. 1602,Routh, Killingswold, Yorkshire, England. He married JANE THWENGE. She was b. 1536, Weaverthorpe, ,Yorkshire, England. They had a dau. named Ursula Hildyard b. 1577, Beverly,, Yorkshire, England, d. Beverly,, Yorkshire, England. She married Sir Richard Jackson. He was b. 24 May 1571, Killingsgrave, ,Yorkshire, England, d. Jun 1613, Bishop Burton Parish, ,Yorkshire, England. Their son Anthony Jackson II is the gr. gr. grandfather of Pres. Andrew Jackson. I don't know the connection though. This was mentioned by Deborah Jackson who married Rev. Robert McGintry back in 1770's.

I will search for more clues here. Keep in touch.
Thanks for you message,

Brad Sydnor

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 04:08:52Z

Hello there,

Sorry for a very late reply. I was working on all the Jackson in U.S. that are related the three major lines. Pres. Andrew Jackson, Stonewall Jackson and third would be Anthony Jackson II because these three shows the major lineages of the Jackson Family. Not yet all three has been connected. Many hisroians, experts and etc. have not been able to find the connections. I also found interestingly enough that there were many descendants had came forward like yourself claimed that somehow you related to Pres. Andrew Jackson. These accounts were mentioned back to the time when these Jackson's witness claimed to be related to these famous people. In those days I'm sure they were telling the truth compares today's world. Today people are looking for fame rather than the real honest truth. We need to take it as an accurate of this.
Your infomation may shows some light and yet I don't have the connection yet. I do have a lot of Samuels on my list but none of them seems to fit the time frame you have given. However, I do have some has gone to Alabama and thru Texas. This is a good sign and reassuring that there is something more we can go on. I will look into this even more and hope to shed some light for you. Please check on on the brothers and sisters too because this can lead back to their parents and will help to find all the data of these people even better.

I do need to ask you about on how did you derived that your ancestors had a connection with Pres. Andrew Jackson?

Thanks for posting your message,

Brad Sydnor

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

bksyd90 — 2009-11-08 03:40:09Z

Hello there,

I have a Benjamin Jackson b. 1750, Chester County, Pennsylvania, d. 15 Mar 1805, in Hancock County, Georgia. He had married Susannah (no last name). Bu their parents were Benjamin Jackson and Elizabeth Clark. What's got my intention was your Bejamin Jackson did go to Georgia? Is it possible this could be the same one? But the father was Moses? I don't have any name with Moses though? Just the thought. I will keep looking thanks,

Brad Sydnor

Jerry Jackson, b. abt. 1935, U.S. Army, Ft. Belvoir, VA, 1955-56

haywarddiane — 2009-11-07 17:19:39Z

Seeking any information regarding Jerry Jackson who married Marge Plummer about 1955. Margie was a WAF stationed at Ft. Belvoir in 1955 and 1956. They are known to have had one child in September 1956.

Any assistance appreciated.
Diane Hayward

JACKSON Pauline Frances and David Lynn

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-07 13:02:02Z

JACKSON Pauline Frances and David Lynn

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Re: Hartwell Jackson

gwenmotherhen — 2009-11-06 03:47:05Z

Thank anyway. I find it facinating that you have the older generattions, working downward. Most of us have it the other way around.. In this family, it seems like what is missing is the middle generations. Someone one out there must have it tucked away somewhere. At least I hope someone does!

Gwen

james jackson

williamsadnke — 2009-11-06 00:50:34Z

looking for info on james. believe he was born in 1798 in yorkshire married betty ??

JACKSON Reeves 1888-1972

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-05 18:11:38Z

JACKSON Reeves 1888-1972

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Re: Hartwell Jackson

pmm4328 — 2009-11-05 18:08:57Z

Can't help you. You and I are searching for some of the same information. I am looking for possibly places to put my Loe JAckson born 1771.
I have info going back but not down to the descendants.
All I have to go by are birthdates,naming patterns, locations. Needle in a haystack.
Phyllis

Re: James Dawson Jackson

catsmeow77777 — 2009-11-05 03:29:12Z

Yes it is confusing- I had a lot of trouble trying to figure it out- but the wedding certificate clarified it for me- I am looking for Esther Elenor Aylett- father Walter Philip aylett mother Frances Elizabeth Mary Preston Aylett. My Esther was 17 years old March 23, 1922 when she married Louis George Jackson. Another interesting fact is that there is a third Esther Aylett born in 1905 to Samuel John Aylett and mary Jane McClure- and married a Tasman Snowball and is buried in Tasmania- I am guessing that the are somehow all related - melody

Re: James Dawson Jackson

Sad_Mushroom — 2009-11-05 03:02:13Z

OK,,
I am confused about the 2 Esthers BUT the Esther H(elena) born to Alfred James and Agnes Henrietta died in 1974 as Esther Helena DILLON. (NSW BDM)

Is that the one you are looking for??

Kellie

Re: James Dawson Jackson

Sad_Mushroom — 2009-11-05 02:49:12Z

Hi Melody,
James was born in Yass, NSW. This would be his birth
18371/1868 JACKSON JAMES D (f)ROBERT (m)SARAH M at YASS
You can look further yourself at
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/familyHistory/search.htm

The DFORD I suspect is in VIC and see you have reposted for that. I am sure someone will get back to you shortly.

Will see what I can find for the Aylett issue...although reposting asking for a death for her on the VIC Board may help.

Kellie