Husband John Jackson 1 2
Born: 12 Oct 1797 - Kiskiminetas Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 1 2
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Died: 8 Jan 1853 1 2
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Father: James Jackson ( - ) 1
Mother: Jane [Unk] ( - )
Marriage: 5 Oct 1826 1 2
Wife Elizabeth McCartney 1 2
Born: 10 Oct 1805 - Indiana, Indiana Co, PA 1 2
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Died: 9 Aug 1880 1 2
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Father: Samuel McCartney ( -1815) 3
Mother: Nancy Young ( -1815) 3
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1 F Nancy Jane Jackson 1 4
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Spouse: W. Alexander Coleman ( - ) 1 4
2 F Sarah T. Jackson 1 5
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Spouse: John Martin ( - ) 1 5
3 M James Y. Jackson 6
Born: 21 Jul 1831 - ? Kiskiminetas Twp, Armstrong Co, PA 7
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Spouse: Wilhelmina R. Townsend (1839-1880) 7
Marr: 1856 7
4 M Col. Samuel McCartney Jackson 2 8 9 10
Born: 24 Sep 1833 - near Apollo, Armstrong Co, PA 2 8
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Died: 8 May 1907
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Spouse: Martha J. Byerly ( -1864) 8 9 11
Marr: 1860 8 11
Spouse: Mary E. Wilson ( -Aft 1914) 8 11 12
Marr: 29 Dec 1869 8 11
5 M John Thompson Jackson 13
Born: 23 Feb 1837 14
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Spouse: Mary Jane Watson ( -Aft 1883) 14
Marr: 25 Feb 1864 14
6 M William T. Jackson 1
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7 F Mary E. Jackson 1 5
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Spouse: Henry Owens ( - ) 1 5
8 F Martha M. Jackson 1 5 15 16
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Spouse: Maj. Thomas A. Cochran (1837-Aft 1891) 1 5 16 17
Marr: 2 Nov 1865 15
9 M Joseph Buffington Jackson 1 5
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10 M Winfield Scott Jackson 1 5
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
General Notes: Husband - John Jackson
He was of Scotch-Irish descent.
Reared, as he was, in a pioneer's home, sharing the toils and privations incident to a residence in the wilderness, he was specially prepared to cope with nature in its wildest aspect of unleveled forest and uncultivated fields, and well did he fulfill his arduous portion in life. Starting without assistance in life, the farm owned by his father having passed from their possession, he first purchased seventy-five acres of uncultivated land, later possessed by his sons, S. M. and J. Y. Jackson, and boldly began the arduous task of carving out for himself a home in the wilderness under the many discouraging surroundings of the pioneer, but being possessed of indomitable pluck and energy, he became one of the most successful farmers of this section, and his small farm of seventy-five acres was gradually increased, until he became the possessor, at one time, of between 600 and 800 acres. He took an active part in educational affairs and was for many years a member of the district school board. Politically he affiliated with the whig party, then in a minority in the county. Although wedded to his chosen avocation, he took a deep interest in public affairs and was one of a company that built the first bridge across the Kiskiminetas, at Apollo. Although not a member of any church, he attended the United Presbyterian church, of which he was a liberal supporter. [HAC 1883, 242x]
General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth McCartney
She was of Scotch-Irish descent.