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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: Hartwell Jackson

gwenmotherhen — 2009-11-05 02:42:45Z

Do you know how long Hartwell's family was in Edgefield, SC?
This is the only family, so far, that has a connection to my Great grandfather John or James Edward Jackson's birth place.

Do you have anything on his grandchildren? I would assume that that is who my ggrandpa would be. I have him born in Edgefield, about 1830. That is all I know about him though. I have the name of his wife, Melinda or Mary born about 1830 in SC, but am not sure what her last name is.

Samuel Jackson marr. Mary King in 1759, NC or VA

pmm4328 — 2009-11-04 17:23:43Z

Looking for info on this couple. They had at least 2 children named Ransom and Mary.
Samuel's father was Daniel Jackson and his mother was possibly Bethiah_____(Tatum?). These JAcksons were from Brunswick Co., VA and surrounding areas(Surrey, Sussex).
Thanks for checking.
Phyllis

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

markrx — 2009-11-03 14:44:44Z

I sent my dna test off yesterday, 11/2/09. Mark Jackson

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

markrx — 2009-11-03 05:36:44Z

MAEBOY WAS SHORTENED FROM Mae's boy as he was known as a child and he was the son of william P. Do you know thing of any of Henry Martin's Parents. Marion (maeboy's) wife was leslie Gertude Turner. I have William's Arkansas family info and talk with his Granddaughter out there often. Thank you for the info. If you send your e-mail I will send you family group sheets for Jack's Grandmothers Family. Mine is Markrx@bellsouth.net.

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

markrx — 2009-11-03 04:23:57Z

I can confirm that neete,william and mary are listed on the blount county census for hanceville,al in 1880 hanceville is now in cullman co. William and Neete married a brother and sister (whitakers) on the same night. Our family is familiar with being double 1st cousins with the whitakers and know of neete and Martin's children. Martin lived in cullman and was know as Wes from Martin wesley. William is my ggrandfather he divorced his 1st wife mae whitaker moved to Cherry Valley Arkansas and is buried there. He remarried a Rose Stidham and raised another family. Williams middle name is pink possibly pinkney from the lewis family of "Jack's" Mother Susan Lewis. I believe I have seen a census that listed Emma but have not found any other record of her alive or dead and no family members canconfirm having heard of her?

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

markrx — 2009-11-02 02:22:28Z

John middle initial is F. he did go by Jack he married mary starnes. He was the Son of Henry Martin Jackson and Susan Elizabeth Lewis. Henry's father is unknown to me. Recently a cousin has sent me info on Susan's Father,gfather, and ggfather. We do not know Henry's parents. H.M. and Susan were married in Butts co Ga. Lived in paulding Co ga were Susan appears to have died before 1860 cen.Jack is buried at battle ground Methodist Church in cullman,al.

Re: Searching for Jackson's in Georgia

livelifeanyway — 2009-11-04 12:30:53Z

I really don't have any information on the siblings. Mrs. Lassiter wrote a book that has information on the Jacksons. As far as I know, she is the best resource on family history. This is certainly one of those things I wish I'd paid more attention to when my older relatives were still living. I went to a family reunion in 1990 in Marietta and there was some information handed out. I am looking to reconnect and fill in the gaps myself.

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

NikibelleTX — 2009-11-03 04:57:32Z

Thanks! Sounds like we're cousins, of a sort. Martin Wesley Jackson is my great-grandfather, by way of his daughter Hattie Mae. My mom and aunt both remember their mother talking about Aunt Neet and Uncle Tom. They also have recollection of a Mayboy Jackson, which we have theorized as William's son, Marion. Can you confirm this, since you're from William's line? Actually, here's what I have for Jack Jackson, his kids, and their kids (including the info you've just shared):

(1) Jack Jackson married Mary Starnes
-Mary Jackson
+William P. Jackson
+Neeta A. Jackson
+Martin Wesley Jackson
-Emma Jackson
-Homer Jackson

(2) William P. Jackson married Mae Whitaker
+Marion 'Mayboy' Jackson
....William P. married Rose Stidham
-unknown other children

(2) Neeeta Jackson married Glen Thomas Whitaker
-Duie Horace Whitaker
-Hughie B. Whitaker
+Eula Ann Whitaker
-Melvin Luther Whitaker
-Guy Whitaker
-Curtis O. Whitaker
+Lola Whitaker

(2) Martin Wesley Jackson married Effie Viola Holloway
+Hattie Mae Jackson (my grandmother)
-Vera Jackson
-Roy Jackson
-Troy Jackson
....Martin Wesley married Maggie J. UNKNOWN
-Gladis N Jackson
-Elbert L. "BoDick" Jackson
+Fleater J. Jackson
+Mary Katherine "Kat" Jackson
-Eugene A. Jackson
-Hazel D. Jackson
-Dwight W. Jackson

(3) Marion Jackson married Leilia UNKNOWN
-PG Jackson
-Odis Jackson
-Ercel Jackson
-Elmer Jackson
-Marion Jackson Jr.

(3) Eula Ann Whitaker married Clarence Webb

(3) Lola Whitaker married Buell "Babe" Brannon
-Jerry Brannon
-Joyce Brannon
-Ronnie Brannon
-Shelby Brannon

(3) Hattie Mae Jackson married Hobert Warren Brumbeloe
-Hobert Warren "Jack" Brumbeloe Jr.
-Ray Martin "Buck" Brumbeloe
-Shirley Ida Mae Brumbeloe
-William Gregory Brumbeloe
-Samuel Jeptha Jerome "JJ" Brumbeloe
-Frankie Allen Brumbeloe
-Rita Viola Brumbeloe

(3) Fleater Jackson married UNKNOWN Mosteller
-Margaret Mosteller

(3) Mary Katherine Jackson married Otis Watson
-Dwayne Watson
-Gary Watson
-Linda Watson
-Mary Ann Watson
....Mary Katherine married Allan Beattie Diack

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

NikibelleTX — 2009-11-02 04:21:32Z

Thanks so much, that is a major development for me. Can you confirm the number/names of Jack & Mary's children?

John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

NikibelleTX — 2009-11-01 00:54:07Z

Looking for any information on parents, etc. for this individual. Born 21 Oct 1852 in Georgia, died 23 Apr 1924 in Alabama. Married Mary Starnes 1872 in Alabama.

Three confirmed children:
1. Martin W. Jackson (1882-1962)
2. Emma Jackson (1886-????)
3. Homer Jackson (1888-????)

Possible other three children, by same spouse:
1. Mary Jackson (1873-????)
2. William Jackson (1878-????)
3. Neeta A. Jackson (1880-????)

Primary residence was in Cullman County, Alabama. Possible other residence in Blount County, Alabama.

Re: Hartwell Jackson

pmm4328 — 2009-11-04 17:08:05Z

Would like to join this discussion on Hartwell Jackson. I have his father as Drury Jackson and Nancy Ann Winfield. I am certain I relate to this group of JAcksons, just have to find how and what line exactly.
Drury's father was John JAckson died 1794 and his mother is Elizabeth_______, They were in present day Granville Co.(then Bute Co) and eventually went on to Edgefield Dist, SC.

I have Drury's other children as:
Elizabeth
John, b. 1773
Hartwell(as discussed)
Wyche
Edmond
Nancy Ann marr her first cousin Andrew Bradford Jackson.
Is this a complete list?
I am looking for a "Loe Jackson" born 1771 in Granville Co., NC. He is somehow related to this group. HAve you seen his name on any documents? If you have, it will be a miracle.
pmitchell4328@sbcglobal.net

Re: Reuben Jackson

kimcantwell1 — 2009-10-29 03:18:06Z

I do not believe this is correct ages of John Jackson and Mary Hancock Jackson on plaque in London KY cemetery would make John Jackson too young to be Reuben Jackson's father. And Mary Hancock would have been 8 years old in 1775 when Reuben Jackson was born.

Re: Jackson

kimcantwell1 — 2009-10-21 21:23:09Z

Well, we are doing DNA testing hoping that it will connect us somehow to Reuben Jacksons parentage. WE will just have to wait and see if we get lucky.

ROBERT AND MARY MARLOW JACKSON CHILDREN

Myssi10 — 2009-10-26 15:13:43Z

THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE. I'D APPRECIATE ANY HELP WITH BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES, ETC.

JOSEPH CHESTER JACKSON
VESTER DILE JACKSON
HOBERT LEE JACKSON
IVY JACKSON
AVERY JACKSON
MAUDE JACKSON
EARL JACKSON
ETHEL JACKSON
PEARL JACKSON
JUDITH CAROLINE JACKSON
ROBERT JACKSON
ORA JACKSON

THANK YOU.

CHILDREN OF HOBART AND NORA CARROLL JACKSON

Myssi10 — 2009-11-02 20:14:40Z

THIS IS WHAT I HAVE SO FAR. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF THIS CORRECT OR IF I NEED TO CHANGE INFO.

LOWELL JACKSON BORN 1918 IN KY AND DIED 1998 IN KY.
IRMA JACKSON BORN 1919 IN KY AND DIED 1919 IN KY.
NORA JACKSON BORN 1920 IN KY AND DIED 1991 IN KY. SHE MARRIED EUGENE MURPHY IN 1939 IN INDIANA. EUGENE MURPHY BORN 1919 IN KY AND DIED 1988 IN KY.
ANNA JACKSON BORN 1922.
ADA JACKSON BORN 1927.

I'D APPRECIATE ANY INFO ON CHILDREN, ETC.

THANKS.

Re: Wardells

ehall127 — 2009-11-02 18:33:18Z

Hello! I am looking into my husbands family. His Great Grandfather was a Wardell Jackson. He lived in the Wyalusing, pa area. He married a Shirly (don't know maiden name) Sound familiar? Thanks

JACKSON Paul 1888 1961 married 23 Jun 1907

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-24 17:30:57Z

JACKSON Paul 1888 1961 married 23 Jun 1907

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JACKSON Jennie 1889 1974 married 23 Jun 1907

t42PilotGrove_GraysonCoTX — 2009-10-22 12:16:22Z

JACKSON Jennie 1889 1974 married 23 Jun 1907

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Re: Hartwell Jackson

DebbyFinkle — 2009-10-19 02:22:51Z

I am related to Hartwell Jackson, too. He is my gggg grandfather. His son John C Jackson, is my ggg granddad and his daughter Emma Jane born in 1865 is my gg grandmother. I have no info on John or his parents. Can you help fill in the blanks. I will be glad to share the info I have on Emma and her family.

Thanks for your help.

Debby Finkle

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

fog1gy2 — 2009-10-18 15:14:10Z

If you could share this info with me, I would appreciate it. I am searching for my grandfather Jackson's gggrandfather from Virginia. I have very little to go on. Henry Jackson married to Hannah Jackson; do not know from which county. Ruby

Charles Noble Mott m. Cora M. Jackson

family_history_research — 2009-10-28 18:39:45Z

I am helping a member of my extended family research her family.
She would love to have a picture of her grandparents - Charles Noble Mott b. 5-8-1887 Palmyra, Harrison, Indiana, USA d. Mar 09, 1963 Hoopeston, Vermillion, Illinois. He married Dec 28, 1911 Indiana to Cora M. Jackson b. Jan 23, 1887 Albany, Indiana d. Aug 08, 1978 Hoopeston, Vermillion, Illinois.
They had the following children:
Leona Flow, Charles A., Florence E., Robert B., Ruby J., Martin, Harley D., Cleo Verneil, Helen L., Faye Marie, and Russel J. Mott.
If anyone has a picture/s that they will share, it would mean a lot to her.
Please email me directly:

family_history@att.net

Thank you

Re: Pres. Andrew Jackson's brother?

gwenmotherhen — 2009-10-18 20:13:56Z

I don't have a Henry or Hannah Jackson in my tree, yet. If I come across them I will pass on the info. to you.

Gwen

Re: WILLIAM DELAMARK JACKSON, born Sheppey Kent Eng.

JohannahTumber57 — 2009-10-25 12:35:57Z

Hello Tony,

I do have some information on the Jackson family which I would be happy to share with you.
My first cousin's mother was Betty Maltida Jackson.
Kind regards Johannah

Alexander Jackson (b. about 1786) and Park Family

sjacksonmayfield — 2009-10-25 14:44:53Z

Does anyone have any information on Alexander Jackson, born approximately 1786, possibly in one of the Carolinas or in Georgia? His son Abner Mitchell Jackson, Sr., was born 12 April 1812, possibly in S.C. or Georgia. His grandson, Abner Mitchell Jackson, Jr., was born 8 October 1845 in Pike County, Alabama.

I have documentation for NSDAR for my Gibson, Park, Richbourg and other relatives but would like to find my Jackson link. It would be very cool to be related to Col. Isaac Jackson, the Regulator! But here are some facts:

Alexander may have married a Martha (Warren?); then a second marriage to Mary Shaw. Abner Mitchell, Sr.’s first child, a daughter, was named Martha and died when about two years old from burns from a scalding water accident; Abner Mitchell, Sr.’s oldest son was named Warren Alexander Jackson (married a widow, Annie Dozier Dorman). Mary Shaw is mentioned in Alexander’s will (of which I have a copy) as his wife. Alexander’s Will was contested by his oldest son, Daniel Shaw Jackson, who submitted to the Pike County Alabama Court that Alexander (who died about 1854) had intended for his estate to be a “Life Estate”. That was the ruling. My ancestor, Abner Mitchell, Sr., who was Alexander’s second and middle son, was the Administer of the Estate. In the next generation, all this very large estate was divided up between about 12 heirs. In Georgia, Alexander had property (per 1818 Jones County Tax) between Shaw and Raines and in Clinton. So, obviously, these men knew each other and probably were related thru birth or marriage. Abner Mitchell, Sr’s, son, Abner Mitchell, Jr., married Sarah Owen Park, known as “Kitty”, who was the daughter of Joseph Harrison Park and Apsilla “Absey” Kolb Park. Bob Jackson, (who was named for his two grandfathers, Abner Mitchell Jackson, Jr., and William Allen Jones, called “Bob”, who married Mahitabel Spry Gibson), barely remembered his grandmother “Kitty” Park Jackson as an elderly lady in a wheelchair in Glenwood, Alabama. ‘From the side bar’, this “Kitty’s” (Sarah Owen Park Jackson) father, Joseph Harrison Park had a sister, Jane Owen Glen Park, and her uncle, Richard S. Park (brother of Joseph Harrison Park) had a daughter Jane Owen Glen Park. Jane, sister of Joseph Harrison Park, married Solomon Siler and Jane, daughter of Richard S. Park, married Major William Burt Allred, who both eventually moved from Georgia and lived in Pike County, Alabama, on plantations about twenty miles apart, Jane Park Allred lived near Henderson, Pike County, Alabama, and Jane Park Siler lived in Orion, Pike County, Alabama.

The mystery man is my Alexander Jackson. I can document 13 different directions (Abner Mitchell, Sr., had 13 children) going FORWARD from Alexander, but I have not so far documented Alexander’s origin and ancestors. It has been reported that Alexander was a Justice of the Peace in Pike County, Alabama, in June, 1824. Unfortunately, the Pike County Courthouse burned down a couple of times and General Sherman destroyed the Clinton area of Georgia.

I now live in Wasington, D.C. and plan to spend whatever time is necessary at the National Archives to ‘find’ my Alexander, but it seems foolish to “reinvent the wheel” if some other researcher has found my Alexander.

As the saying goes, there are more Jacksons than God made little green peas! (: But, another researcher and friend, Naomi Vickers, and I are recruiting males in our Jackson lines to participate in the DNA tests, and we hope to find some missing ‘links’ very soon.

Just some of the related or possibly related lines to my Alexander Jackson are Speir, Shaw, Warren, Kolb, Gibson, Jones, Richbourg, Park, Owen, Glen, Musgrove, Sankey, Mitchell, Manning, Myrick, Dozier, Mayfield, Allred, Siler, Pitts, Barnett, Bedell, McGinty, Borland, Boswell, Moore, etc, etc. etc.!

Thank you for any information. I, as well as many, many Jackson researchers, will be very grateful if you have any information to document and trace my Alexander Jackson back to his origins.

Very Respectfully,
Sharon Jackson Mayfield

JACKSON Mary Alice 1923-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:05:16Z

JACKSON Mary Alice 1923-1954

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JACKSON Nick and Myrtle

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 12:17:25Z

JACKSON Nick and Myrtle

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JACKSON Mary Katherine 1897-1976

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:12:29Z

JACKSON Mary Katherine 1897-1976

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JACKSON Monte Gene and Howard Steven

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 12:34:50Z

JACKSON Monte Gene and Howard Steven

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Jacksons of Portsmouth

AlysonTrue — 2009-10-31 17:36:56Z

I am looking for descendants of Samuel Jackson of Portsmouth who died in 1758. I believe had children: Joseph, Samuel, Nathaniel, Richard,Thomas, Jonathan, Mary, Elizabeth, Margaret and Sarah, and that I may be be a descendant of Joseph.

My ancestor Samuel Jackson (b.1754) and his brother Joseph (Jr. b.1752) came to Jefferson, ME in 1776 from "Newcastle" -- which we cannot determine with any certainty if it would be neighboring Newcastle, Maine or New Castle, New Hampshire.

Any information on Portsmouth Jacksons wouold be greatly appreaciated - Thank you.

Re: Jackson

pamelagullett1 — 2009-10-21 20:40:14Z

This particular Reuben Jacksons parents are a mistory. He was one of 20 something children and I have found no records of any sibling names. John Jackson and Mary Hancock were not his parents. They are buried in the A.R. Dyche cemetary in London, KY and I have pictures of the memorial that the city placed. I live in London so I have a lot of cemetary photos on Jacksons and families linking to them. Also have copies of personal pictures.

great grandfather

russnjanhyde — 2009-10-22 23:27:30Z

i am looking for my g-grandfathers birth records he was born sometime in 1868 in thornaby, yorkshire any help would be appreciated

Re: caroline thompson

klviers11 — 2009-11-02 01:25:06Z

no sons but he may have been related

Re: John W. "Jack" Jackson 1852-1924

tcjack — 2009-11-03 13:19:10Z

Do yall have any yDNA results from this line? Lots of familiar names in there.

Sgt. Issac B. Jackson of Plattsburg, Mo. d. 27 Oct 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-10-30 11:32:41Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 848-09
October 29, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of seven soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Oct. 27 in Arghandab Valley, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked their vehicle with an improvised explosive device. They were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 5th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Fort Lewis, Wash.

Killed were: (see link for complete release)

Sgt. Issac B. Jackson, 27, of Plattsburg, Mo.

For more information media may contact the Fort Lewis public affairs office at 253- 967-0152, 253- 967-0147 or after hours at 253- 967-0015 (ask for the Public Affairs Officer on call).