Date |
Transcription
Abstract |
My Notes |
1590 |
John JACKSON of Edenthorpe Co. York = Helen dau of John WILKINSON of Bolton
etc |
SEE: JACKSONs of Edenthorpe. They
must have more of a connection to Ireland than what I have found so far.
SEE: Sir
Bradwarden JACKSON Bolton Co. York to James SMITH of Dublin Gent Granted 7
Mar 1739
They have a family crest with
sheldrakes – as do the JACKSONs of Coleraine. Jackson
(Hickleton, County York, Bart, extinct 1727; descended from Sir John Jackson,
Knight, temp. Queen Elizabeth, whose grandson, John Jackson Esq. of Hickleton,
was created a baronet in 1660) Gu a fesse between three sheldrakes ar. |
1629 |
Thomas COOKE of Bathman Suffolk ….
Son-in-law Arthur JACKSON |
Probably CROOK (see 1631) |
1631 |
James SALMON [SOLMAN?]
10 July 1631 – 4 March 1634
Wife Alice
[hard to read]
Brothers Samuel S James & Jane als
CREETING [___?] Co. Suffolk Great Britain
Little Ravens & Gotfind
Eldest son Samuel
2 son James
3 son John
4 son Joseph
5 son Thomas
Daughters Mary[?] Martha, Anne &
Judith
Brother-in-law James CROOK
& mother in law Mary CROOK
Brother-in-law Sir Samuel CROOK of
[W__gton]
Brother-in-law Arthur JACKSON
Sister-in-law Anne [?_kmane]
Cousin Anna SPALDON
Cousin Mary GREGORY
Brother Robert
Cousin Robert
Cousin James LAURENCE
Brother [P___ly] |
Sir Samuel CROOK, son of Thomas
CROOKE and Mary JACKSON of Baltimore, Co. Cork.
By his wife, Mary Jackson, Thomas had three
sons: Sir Samuel Crooke, 2nd Baronet, Thomas, a barrister of Gray's
Inn, who was still living in 1624 (although he is not mentioned in his
father's 1629 will) and James, who was still living in 1634.[17] They had at least two daughters: Judith, who married the landowner and writer
Sir Vincent Gookin, and a second daughter,
who is referred to in her brother Samuel's will (although curiously not in
her father's), who married a Mr Salmon (this was probably James Salmon of Castlehaven,
a prominent local landowner). In his will Thomas refers to his
"son-in-law" Arthur Jackson: the word son-in-law was then
interchangeable with stepson, so Arthur was very likely Lady Crooke's
son by a previous marriage. In his own will Arthur refers to Lady
Crooke as his mother.
Thomas left his estate to his widow, with legacies to his
daughter Judith, his stepson Arthur Jackson and his wife Mary, to
Thomas' brothers Samuel, "dear Helkiah" and Richard ("for his
kindness to my children"), his sister Rachel Rosse (described as
"much impoverished"), who was the wife of Henry Rosse, goldsmith,
his "dear sister in law" Judith, wife of Samuel, and "good old
Aunt Hudson" (who was still living in 1634.
NOTE: See
also possible spelling variants for CROOK:
CROOKS, COOK, CROKE, CROKER,
There may be a connection to: Will of Richard Jackson, Merchant Tailor of Saint Thomas the Apostle, City of London
Prerogative Court of Canterbury
and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Woodhall
Quire Numbers: 39 - 89. Will of Richard Jackson, Merchant
Tailor of Saint Thomas the Apostle, City of London.
Location: Saint Thomas the Apostle, City of London |
1637 |
Ralph JACKSON of Armagh Yeoman 15 June 1637. Daughter Margaret |
Probably of Clownagh, Parish of Drumcree,
Co. Armagh, Ireland. |
1637 |
Robert SOMERS … sister Elizabeth
JACKSON … of London mother-in-law Magdalene WARBURTON. Brother[-in-law]
Peter WARBURTON Esq. …. |
His will was proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury indicating that he had property interests in both England and Ireland.:
"... I give and bequeath unto Thoedocia, my daughter, being her Orphanage Parts (?) according to the C... of the City of London, and I will and desire that my daughter shall and may inherit the lease of my estate...
"I give and bequeath to Robert TWISLINGTON my nephew... his brother Richard TWISLINGTON my nephew...
"I give and bequeath to my Sister Elizabeth JACKSON 50 pounds...
"Item, I give my mother-in-law Mrs Magdalen WARBURTON ten pounds to buy her a ring.
"Item, I give to my brother-in-law Peter WARBURTON Esq're ten pounds to buy him a ring.
"Item, I give to each of my three brothers-in-law William WARBURTON, Thomas WARBURTON and George WARBURTON tenn pounds apiece...
"... my late brother Thomas SHINSHAM (?), and Frances his late wife...
"Item, I give to my cosen Jeffery WARBURTON of Lower Loughton in the Countie of C'nt'y 25 pounds..." SOURCE: Irish WARBURTON History |
1638 |
John JACKSON = Margery PLUNKETT |
|
1639 |
Alice [SOLMON] of Kilsnaughonagah Co.
Cork widow’’’’ Arthur JACKSON of London … |
Widow of James SOLMON. SEE: 1631 entry. |
1640 |
Richard JACKSON = Anne [SINDS] 28 Sept. |
|
1647 |
POWELL Genealogy John POWELL, son of
Thomas POWELL, ob 1647 [?] 63. John POWELL married Martha JACKSON daughter of Henry JACKSON of Rugby … |
|
1650 |
Thomas LEMON of Dublin Gent … daughter
Elizabeth & Ann. Son in law First Lieut, Thomas JACKSON … |
|
1652 |
John SMITH rector of Innis Killin wife
Deborah … Stephen JACKSON |
|
1656 |
Thomas JACKSON of Dublin gent … wife Elizabeth .. daughters Mary & [Ruth]
Brother[in-law] Nathaniel STOUGHTAN |
|
1657 |
PERRY Genealogy:
Martha PERRY living in 1657 in parish
of St. Sepulcher London dated 8 June proved July. Her sister Joan married a JACKSON but she died before 1657. Martha PERRY also provided in her will for her
cousin Francis JACKSON her friend Elizabeth LARRETT widow, Joan wife
of John FISHER Mrs FAIRBANK of Payer Alley and Mary daughter of Elizabeth
LARRETT, Her friend Paul WICK executor & Anthony KING and Nicholas
CAMPION overseers |
There were a couple of Francis
JACKSONs who received post-Cromwellian land grants –both in Kings Co, and
one also had grants in Co. Mayo and elsewhere. |
1658 |
Clement FORRESTER Ballykelly to William
JACKSON Esq. creditor Admons granted 19 June 1658 |
|
1659 |
Lieut VERNON
Laurence JACKSON
Coronet Edward COOKE
Phillip DIAMOND of Cork
Mr John NETTLE
Archibald WARDLAW … |
|
1659 |
Josiah JACKSON of College Green Dublin 28 Feb 1659 wife Elizabeth Father Laurence
JACKSON brother Joseph JACKSON sisters Mary, Sarah & Martha |
|
1659 |
William BRIDGES Harolds Grange Dublin
Welster – to James JACKSON & Jane JACKSON als BRIDGES his
wife the daughter |
|
1661 |
John JACKSON Cork to Jane BURTON orwse JACKSON the widow… |
Jane BURTON may be the daughter of Benjamin BURTON (1655-1728) Of Burton Hall, County Carlow,
Ireland. |
1664 |
Edmond JACKSON of Dublin … Wife Jane, son Edmond, grand-children Jane Edmond
& John JACKSON
|
Possible connection to: JACKSONs of Kilkenny.
It includes a
sketch of crest. Of interest to me is the fact that there was an Edmond
JACKSON baptized in 1580 at Whittington Church, Lonsdale Westmoreland.
Jan Waugh confirms
that this image was the family crest: Argent, on a chevron sable between
three hawks' heads erased of the second (sable), as many cinquefoils of the
field (argent) |
1666 |
Anne widow of Alderman Thomas WATERHOUSE
of Dublin, cousin Anne BRAMWELL, Daughter Anne, sister Jane EATON, Margaret
JACKSON, Mary [STANNUS?], Katherine KING, Elizabeth MOLLOW
Cousin Mary GIFFORD of Londonderry
--- William LONGFORD
Brother Isaac JACKSON
Son [in-law] Joseph SHIPPY
Cousin Dorothy EVATT now in Wales
Friend [Dr] Joseph WATERHOUSE
Samuel SHIPPY
Eleanor & May WATERHOUSE
Cousin Major Edward EVATT
Aunt Kath WHALY |
Anne’s sister Margaret was presumably the wife of Isaac JACKSON. He could be the son of the goldsmith Alexander JACKSON
(d 1670). SEE: 1670 December 19
SEE: Death of Isaac JACKSON beneath 1675.
|
1666 |
Richard GIBSON Dublin Esq to Ellinor
JACKSON [?] niece – Maria Thomas Elizabeth ADAMS … Ann WOODHEAD then J [wife?]
of nieces |
|
1666 |
William JACKSON of City of Dublin & Alicia BYRNE of Tawney Co. Dublin
spinster dated 5 May 1666 |
|
1667 |
Edmond JACKSON of [Curlaiy aka Corloddy] Co. Kilkenny … wife Lucy, eldest son
Edmond, mother [Joane] Son John Daughters Joane, Susanna & Lucy. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kilkenny.
Of interest is an
Edmond JACKSON born 14 Oct 1580 of Wittington Church Westmorland
NOTE: Names of Presbyterian landholders and others
proposed to be removed from Ulster into Leinster and Munster, in 1653. [Declaration
by the Commissioners for the settling and securing the Province of Ulster;
dated at Carrickfergus, the 23rd of May, 1653.] " A list of the names of
such as are to remove according to the foregoing Declaration:— [NOTE: On
p.493 Captain JACKSON was included with men from Shanes Castle, Largy And
Toome Quarters. This could be either Edmond or Isaac JACKSON – or even a
Francis. Portnascolly is right on the border of the Provinces of Munster and
Leinster.] SOURCE: The
History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland: Comprising the Civil
History Of the Province Of Ulster, From the Accession Of James the First A
Preliminary Sketch Of The Progress of The Reformed Religion In Ireland During
The Sixteenth Century, An Appendix Consisting of Original Papers. James
Seaton Reid. 1837. SEE:
1653 Presbyterian removals - Comparing two lists.
NOTE: Of additional interest is an Edmond JACKSON
born 14 Oct 1580 of Wittington Church Westmorland |
1667 |
Richard SCOTT of Carlisle in
Cumberland 2 Oct 1667 brother Robert JACKSON children John, Nathaniel,
Mary, Sarah & Elizabeth. |
Could Robert JACKSON brother-in-law be related to the Jacksons
of Co. Down? |
1668 |
Edward JACKSON [Loggard] Co. Dublin Farmer to Alice DORAN orwse JACKSON the sister. |
|
1668 |
Thomas JACKSON of Ballyduffe Co. Waterford 5 Feb 1668 Wife Anne, son William,
Mark, Thomas. Daughter Anne, Hester. [son-in-law] John JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork |
1671 |
Henry JACKSON of Dublin butcher 30 July 1671 wife Jane |
|
1672 |
Thomas JAXON 2nd son of John JAXON late of East [Spleen] or
Surrey 6 June 1672
Nephew Thomas JAXON
Son William JAXON
Daughter Elizabeth
Brother John JAXON & his
sons Thomas & George |
|
1672 |
William SMYTH archdeacon of Armagh 9
Feb 1672 John SMYTH of Dublin Alderman. John Smyth of [CL____] brother Ralph
BARLOE, Roger SMYTH, Brother-in-law Edward ROWLEY – Hugh ROWLEY. Wife
Catherine. Eldest Son Edward SMYTH. 2nd son William in England
Uncle ____ BROOKS
Brother Walter SMYTH of Inn College
Dublin
Cousin ____ JACKSON |
William SMITH was the eldest son of
Rev. John SMITH., of Cowling in Craven and Boudgate, Yorkshire, by Deborah
Warwick his wife. His father matric. at Christ Church, Oxford, 18 June, 1624,
aged 17 ; B.A. 1627 {Foster's Alum. Oxon.) ; and became R. of Enniskillen ;
dying in Dublin 1653. P. Will dated 8 Feb., 1652, proved in Prer. Court of
Canterbury 28 Sep., 1653, and probate granted to his widow in Ireland 30
July, 1655. In it he mentions his brothers-in-law - Dr. Margetson, Stephen
Jackson, Dr. Pullein, James Brooke (Alderman of York), and William Bramhall.
… He received a grant from the Crown of over 1,800 acres in the Counties of
Monaghan, Cavan and Fermanagh on March 12, 1667. He m. in 1662 Katherine,
dau. of William Rowley, of Tobermore, Derry (by Mary, dau. of John
Dillon, of Castle Dillon, Armagh), and sister of Hugh ROWLEY., of Culmore,
and of Edward ROWLEY. They had three sons - viz., (1) Edward, of Clonlagh,
Co. Monaghan. P. Will dated 6 Aug., 1715, proved 6 Dec, 1717, by his only
surviving brother Henry, to whom he left his property. He died s.p. ; (2) Rev.
William Smyth, Rector of Loughgilly, q.v. ; (3) Henry, merchant of Dublin, d.
circa 1721/2 ; and four daus. - viz., Deborah, who m. (1) Rev. Robert
Houghton, R. of Stabannon q.v. ; (2) Arthur, son of Capt. William Jones ;
Catherine, Mary, Sarah and Elizabeth, who all married. Archd. Smyth died in
Dublin, and was bur. in St. Nicholas', Dublin, on Feb. 11, 1672/3 (Irish
Builder, 1889, p. 200). His P. Will, dated 8 Feb., 1672, was proved by his
widow Katherine 23 July, 1673. In it he mentions Lieut. Smith, Enniskillen ;
Lieut. Shregly, Edward and Hugh Rowley and his three sons and three eldest
daus., etc. Appointed " my good friend Mr. Wm. Smith, Treasurer of the Cathedral,
Armagh, and Mr. John Coghill " overseers, and his wife Katherine sole exor.
SOURCE : Armagh
clergy and parishes: being an account of the clergy of the Church of
Ireland in the Diocese of Armagh, from the earliest period, with historical
notices of the several parishes, churches, &c Armagh James B.
Leslie. p52.
NOTE: Likely related to the Edward ROWLY (d. 1641) of Londonderry.
NOTE: A John JACKSON received land at Tullyvallen, Co. Armagh in Edward
Rowley’s retrenchment. SEE: Tullyvallen & relations of JACKSONs
NOTE: A BROOKE connection to JACKSONs is through a marriage with
BERESFORD. |
1673 |
Henry PARR Castlelyons Co. Cork Gent
to Maria JACKSON Principal Creditor… |
|
1673 |
Jane JACKSON Waterford Widow to [?] Lucy JACKSON the mother Jane & Susanna
the nieces |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork
AND: Jacksons of Kilkenny Family tree. |
1673 |
John JACKSON of parish of St. Audean, Dublin Gent & Abigail ABDIE of same
spinster May 17 1673 |
|
1673 |
John JACKSON of [Shankfod – Strangford?] Diocese of Down Gent & Maria
SLAUGHTER or DOBSON of City of Dublin Widow dated 24 January 1673 |
|
1674 |
Francis JACKSON of Parish of St, Nicholas without, Dublin Gent & Anne ARINDALL[?]
all of Parish of St, Catherine spinster June 8 1674 |
There is a slight
possibility of a connection to the Francis JACKSON, a merchant of
Essex Street, whose will was probated 1679 |
1674 |
Henry JACKSON London Haberdasher to Jen the widow 15 January 1674 |
There could be a connection to Henry JACKSON, Merchant Taylor – London, London. |
1675 |
Isaac JACKSON Dublin Merchant to Margaret the widow 26 Nov 1675 |
NOTE: Referecne above in 1666 |
1675 |
Daniel JACKSON Parish of Santry Diocese of Dublin Clerk & Jene BRERETON
spinster Sept 23 1675 |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1676 |
Francis JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent & Dora [Dorcas]
GREENE of the same widow dated 12 February 1676 |
Francis JACKSON died abt 1696. His
daughter Jane married George BLACKHALL of Dublin. |
1676 |
Joseph TEAT Dean of Kilkenny Joseph
Michael & Ellen the children. To Samuel JACKSON Gent 19 Aug 1676 |
|
1677 |
Nathaniel BRADFORD of Parish of St.
Audeon Dublin Merchant & Mary JACKSON of same spinster Sept 24
1677 |
|
1677 |
Thomas JACKSON Park Co, Limerick Gent to Ann the widow. Granted 10 July 1677 |
JACKSONs of Duddington [aka Doddingham],
Northamptonshire, England. The tree begins with Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662)
and is special for two reasons. The alleged Irish roots during the
Elizabethan era of the family of Sir Thomas JACKSON (1841-1915), as well as
their connections to Co. Kildare. The earliest known Irish-settled family is
that of Francis JACKSON (1670-1740) who died in Fanningstown, Co. Limerick |
1678 |
Francis JACKSON Enniscoe Co. Mayo Esq. to Oliver JACKSON the son Granted 23
Nov |
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1678 |
Richard SMITH Ballinabarney co.
Wicklow. Gilbert JACKSON principle creditor 17 Dec 1678 |
|
1679 |
Richard JACKSON Mountmellick Queens Co. Wool dealer to Thomas JACKSON the
son Granted 24 Apr 1679 |
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1679 |
Thomas JACKSON City of Dublin sailor & Agnes HUTTON same widow July 27 1679 |
I saw nothing in the UK NA probates
that were a match. |
1680 |
Peter JESSOP of Coolatten Co. Wicklow
Gent & Anne KILBY of Drumil Co. Wicklow dated 1st July 1680 |
|
1680 |
John WATSON of Athy Diocese of Dublin
Cooper & Mary JACKSON same widow Feb 2nd 1680 |
|
1680 |
Robert JACKSON Parish St. Catherines Gent & Mary MANN parish of St. John
Widow June 8, 1680 |
|
1680 |
Francis JACKSON of St. Patricks Close Gent 10 Dec 1680 18 June 1686 Wife Dorcas
[GREENE] Daughter Jeane Son Nicholas |
SEE: Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. ROD: 2-44-250 Jan 11, 1708 -this is somehow connected to this
family. Dorcas GREEN married Francis JACKSON in 1676, and the will of Francis
JACKSON, a clothier, was probated in 1696. SOURCE: NA Ireland. Green Mss/III/I/p43. Doc # 27960.
I do not yet know how it connects, and whether Francis JACKSON (?-abt 1676)
may also be related to Michael JACKSON the clothier of nearby Pimlico. The
land was described as: all those houses tanyards,
backside gardens, backhouses, stables & Appurtenances held by George
BLACKHALL on the south side of the Upper Comb in the Liberties of Thomas
Court & Donore, Dublin, containing breadth in the front 93 ft or
thereabouts, in the rere.. and in depth to Mutton Lane of 312 ft… during natural
lives of Dorcus JACKSON, wife of the late Francis JACKSON & Jane her daughter, wife of the said George [BLACKHALL] & Mary
JACKSON grand daughter to the said Francis JACKSON. A map drawn in
1749 shows a portion of that parcel owned by a person named Vicars, possibly
a son (William VICARS) of the Joyce JACKSON, daughter of Robert & Joyce,
who married Jeremiah VICARS. None of the land is still held by JACKSONs. |
1681 |
James JACKSON parish Athy Diocese Dublin Gent & Rachel CARTER Dec 15 1681. |
This likely connects to lines of JACKSONs in Co. Kildare. |
1681 |
William STOAKE City of Dublin merchant
& Anne JACKSON of same widow |
|
1682 |
Henry BUXTON of Bective Co. Meath… grandson Ralph JACKSON Henry JACKSON & grand-daughter Joan
JACKSON…. Daughter Mary wife of ___ CLARKE and their children William,
[?] and ___ CLARK … |
This is worthy of
more attention. |
1682 |
Joseph JACKSON Narraghmore Diocese Dublin Shoemaker & Anne BELCHER Aug 29
1682. |
For JACKSONs of Narraghmore see: JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
1682 |
Sarah BYFIELD spinster to Tristram
DAVIES and Samuel JACKSON the next of kin Granted 13 Nov 1682 |
A Samuel JACKSON married in 1670 a
Rebecca BYFIELD. He was a descendant of the Jacksons of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin.. |
1683 |
Thomas JACKSON of Drogheda Gent to John JACKSON the son Granted 12 Nov
1683 |
SEE: JACKSONs: Detective work on Drogheda roots and JACKSONs in St Peters Drogheda Parish.
It is possible that he was the Thomas JACKSON b 1629 in Kirkby Lonsdale. If so, the John JACKSON could be one who had land grants at Tullymore in
Co. Armagh. |
1684 |
Thomas BRIDGES Summerseate Co.
Londonderry Esq. to William JACKSON & Richard GRIFFITH Clk
Administrators Granted 21 Jan 1684 |
|
1685 |
Edmond JACKSON Portnascelly Co. Kilkenny Gent to Michael READ of Waterford Principal
Creditor Granted Feb 1685 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kilkenny.
SEE: (long
shot) 1938 Notes
on Family History: The forebears of these Jacksons are said to
have come from York in England, and to have moved to Ireland with
Cromwell. They were given large grants of land in Co Carlow and Kilkenny called Mount Leinster, Borris. This estate was entailed.
George sold out his interest in it in the mid 1700s and moved to the
Crossmaglen area in Co Armagh, where he was master of the charter school. NOTE:. It is possible that “our” JACKSONs came
first in Elizabeth times – before 1603 – and then returned to England because
of unrest. Then they resettled in Ireland after the Cromwellian conquest.
SEE: ROD: 39-126-24529. 1721
Dec 22. John JACKSON of Portmascolly, Co. Kilkenny, Gent. NAMES: Richard
CHRISTMAS of City of Waterford; Rev. Alexander ALCOCK; John JACKSON of Portmascully;
Thomas HEAD of Headsgrove; John HEAD; Michael HEAD sr, deceased; Michael HEAD
jr.; William JONES; James HIGGINS; Robert WHITBY of Killeraggan; Richard
VILLARS of Balynaboly; Richard PARRY. PLACES: Woodstock, Castelmitchell. NOTE: It may be Michael READ – not Michael HEAD |
1685 |
John JACKSON City of Dublin & Eliza SNELL same spinster Aug 3 1685 |
|
1686 |
Alexander JACKSON of Hogshaw Building in Dublin 5 April 1656 son Arthur JACKSON 2nd son Robert JACKSON daughters Sarah, Jean, Margaret
& Mary. Son in law Thomas BUTLER of Dublin Gent |
It is possible that he was connected to the goldsmith Alexander JACKSON. SEE: 1670 December 19 The will of Alexander Jackson, a
goldsmith in London who was granted lands in Co. Meath in post-Cromwellian
Ireland. |
1686 |
William JACKSON of Coleraine Esq 24 Jan 1686
Eldest son William, 2nd son
[illegible and I don’t recognize it]
Wife Susannah
Held lands at Kirkby Lonsdale in
Westmoreland |
See also: 1688 Sept 22. Betham Funeral Entries. And JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1687 |
James HAMILL Dublin Gent to Samuel
JACKSON Principal Creditor Maria HAMILL the widow Granted 3 Oct 1687 |
|
1689 |
John CLARKE of Lisburn merchant 17 Jun
1689 Uncle Roger JACKSON wife Anne |
Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and later
of Lisburn.
NOTE: This may be a key to the mystery of the CLARKE-JACKSON
connections that include Jackson CLARKE (1695-1756) of Maghera House. |
1690 |
John JACKSON Macetown Co. Meath Gent to Catherine JACKSON widow. Richard
JACKSON the brother. Catherine, James, Anne & [Mina] the children
Granted 13 Aug 1690 |
Macetown borders the following other
townlands:
Cookstown to the west
Edoxtown to the north
Frankstown to the south
Jealoustown to the south
Obertstown to the west
Painestown to the east
Proudstown to the west
Rathfeigh to the east
Riggins to the south
Scalestown to the west
Slanestown to the east
SEE: ROD: 27-373-17453, 1720 Sep 5 re:
Katherine KENT als WILLIAMS als JACKSON als GRAHAM, widow. Also ROD: 34-207-
21238
NOTE: This could be the John JACKSON (1668-1690)
son of William JACKSON & Susan BERESFORD. |
1690 |
Robert WILLIAMS of City of Dublin Gent
& Catherine JACKSON of Macetown Co. Meath Widow 22 Jan 1690 |
Her previous husband was John JACKSON,
brother of Richard. Her birth name was probably GRAHAM. |
1690 |
Richard WOOD[BURNE] Dublin joiner 68
Maria JACKSON of same the next kin by Mothers side. Benjamin W minor son. 16
Nov 1690 |
|
1690 |
William CHURCH of Kilrea Co. Derry to John
JACKSON of Ballyaghy Co. Kildare a principal creditor Granted 6 Nov 1690 |
|
1691 |
William HAYNES of Bridge Street 18 Jan
1690 28 Nov 1691. Wife Avis
Brother-in-law Thomas KNOX
Nephew & godson William KNOX
Bro in law Dr. GRATTAN
_____ Daniel JACKSON
Nephew Will Will GRATTAN
Bro in law Capt Will GIBBONS
Niece Katherine KNOX |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1691 |
James CLARKE of Bondstown in Co. Meath
Esq. 16 Feb 1691 with Alice wife of Richard JACKSON of Drogheda decd.
Nephew James JACKSON ____ [?] |
There is no Bondstown today. Bonestown
is a possibility.
SEE: JACKSONs: Detective work on Drogheda roots and JACKSONs in St Peters Drogheda Parish. |
1693 |
John JACKSON of Ballyaghy Co. Londonderry Gent. To Elizabeth FARQUHAR als
JACKSON wife of John FARQUHAR the Relict – Dorothy ARKWRIGHT (wife of Henry
ARKWRIGHT), Ann DOWLING [sic – DOWNING] (wife of Adam D), Elizabeth,
Margaret, Alice & Martha JACKSON all the children. 6 Feb 1693 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry |
1693 |
John WORRAN of Kills Co. Wexford Gent.
2 Sept 1694 Wife Elizabeth
Kinsman John CLARKE of Wells Gent
… many other names …
Cousin Sam CLARK of [Winchington?] in
Bedfordshire
Anna widow of John CLARE [sic? CLARK]
of Nottinghamshire
Daniel CLARK brother of Sam + Anne
CLARKE als JACKSON of the Old Jewry
Thomas, Samuel, & Benjamin sons of
Daniel CLARKE of [?shine] |
|
1694 |
John LOYD of Waterford [?] 1 Nov 1694
Wife Elizabeth son David mother [in-law] Dorothy JACKSON |
The Dorothy JACKSON who was the wife
of Rev. Richard JACKSON née Dorothy OTWAY died earlier in 1645 – so it is
not her. |
1694 |
John JACKSON of Ballyaghy Co. Londonderry Gent to Elizabeth FARQUHER als
JACKSON the relict & Adam DOWNING Dated 9 month of February 1694 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1694 |
Roger JACKSON of Lisburn Co. Antrim [Duimoriary?] to Alicia JACKSON widow & Relict 12 March 1694 |
Alice JACKSON née HARRISON.
Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. This family starts with a couple of Ralph JACKSONs in
Co. Armagh, then a Roger JACKSON who seems to have started at Clounagh, but
then set up house in grand style in Lisburn, Co. Antrim. It is worth keeping
our eyes open to see if the Michael JACKSON, a clothier of Pimlico in Dublin
is related to this family. |
1695 |
Rutter FLECK of [Clanaseskin ?] Co.
Cork, to Marco JACKSON of Tallowbridge Co. Waterford Gent a principal
creditor 14 July 1695 |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork aka Mark JACKSON |
1695 |
Jo[?] BURNETT Parish St. Michaels
Dublin Merchant & Hannah JACKSON of said Parish Widow 12 April
1695 |
|
1697 |
William JACKSON of Dublin [?] 9 June 1697 25 Sep. Wife Rose. |
|
1698 |
Samuel Brogden of Glennahaltie in Co.
Tipperary Gent 12 Jan 1693 9 June 1698 Wife Elizabeth JACKSON son
Savill BROGDON |
|
1698 |
Elizabeth JACKSON Lugan Brazel Co. Armagh Widow to Edward JACKSON the son Granted
4 March 1698 |
Lugan aka Lurgan? |
1699 |
Hugh ROWLEY of Callmore Co.
Londonderry, Esq dated 30 June 1699 Granted 17 April 1701
Wife Mary – daughter Mary wife of
Samuel HILL – daughter Elizabeth, Hugh ROWLEY of Westballstown Co. Dublin Esq.
Brother of said wife – Rowley HILL
eldest son of said Mary – daughter Sarah & Catherine – Son ___ Hall –
Cousin Mrs Mary FITZGERALD – nephew Hercules ROWLEY, niece Lettice ROWLEY –
Cousin Henry LONGFORD Esq. Grandson ROWLEY Hill. |
Note all the intermarriages of cousins. |
1700 |
John CONYERS of Ringsend Parish
Donneybrook Co. Dublin Block maker & Jane JACKSON Parish St.
Andres Dublin spinster 9 Sept 1700 |
|
1701 |
Jane WALLIS of the City of Dublin
widow dated 3 Feb 1701 Granted 10 Sept 1702 son Charles, daughter Janes
BULKELY brother Samuel WILSON deceased – niece Jane JACKSON. Cousins
William BISHOP and William WALLIS. [Honore?] Wallis sister of William. Son
George. Grand-daughter Jane CURTIS. |
|
1701 |
John HARPER City of Dublin dated 23
July 1701 Granted 3rd Sept 1701. Grand-daughter Elizabeth JACKSON son[in-law] BURNETT. Grand-daughter Hannah daughter of above. |
|
1701 |
Richard ROGERS of Dublin Cooke dated
28 March 1701 deceased.
4 June 1701 son-in-law James COLE –
daughter Dorothy wife Dorothy ROGERS orse JACKSON Son Thomas daughter
Jane. |
|
1703 |
Robert PATRICK of Coleraine Co.
Londonderry Merchant dated 8th June 1703 Granted 6 July 1703
Sons Alexander and Robert.
Daughters Susanna and Margaret
Wife Jane. Mother Susanna PATRICK als
SMITH.
Sisters Elizabeth SMITH & Anne
SPENCER.
Niece Susanna TODD. Cousin Daniel
SMITH
Brother-in-law James SMITH
Cousin Elizabeth JACKSON
Brother-in-law Mathew SMITH |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William JACKSON
(?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of Derry
amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1704 |
John BALL of Loughross Co. Donegal
Esq. 6 Feb 1704
4 Sept 1705
Son John BALL
Daughter Frances BALL
Richard son of Lt. Samuel GALLAND
Re[__]nted daughter Mary
Brother Abraham BALL Esq.
Francis DOBBS Esq. Executor |
BALL Family Timeline. |
1705 |
John BROOKS of Dublin tanner 5 Oct
1705
Wife Margerat
Daughters Elizabeth, Rebecca, Maria,
Martha, Abigail & Rachel
Son Jeremiah BRIDGE
Joseph BRIDGE
John BRODGE
Will [?] executor
Robert JACKSON Executor |
|
1705 |
Will of Samuel JACKSON |
SEE: 1705 December 4 - Will of Samuel JACKSON NAMES: Samuel JACKSON of Dublin; Leonard JACKSON; Nathaniel JACKSON; Rev. John
JACKSON of Skipworth, Yorkshire; Rev. Leonard JACKSON of Tatham, Yorkshire;
William JACKSON of Coleraine (wife: Susan BERESFORD and her second husband
was John MITCHELBURN); Robert JACKSON of Mary Lane, Dublin; William Robert
THORNTON; William EMPSON; W. MADDEN of Kilmon; James HAMILL; Mary GILES;
Robert KING; Joseph BAYLEY; Nicholas EVERELL of Coleraine; Sir William HAMILTON;
W. WITHERS; Capt. Adam DOWNING of Londonderry (husband of Margaret JACKSON). OTHER PLACES: Several properties in Co. Monaghan; Co.
Cavan; Clifford, Yorkshire. |
1705 |
Samuel JACKSON Dublin Esq. dated 4th Dec 1705 proved 22nd Feb 1705 [aka 1706] |
See above |
1706 |
Daniel FALKINER of Dublin merchant 8
March 1705
Proved 8 Apr 1706
Sons John Daniel & Caleb
… lots more names …
Cousin Joseph JACKSON |
|
1706 |
Arthur JACKSON dated 14 June 1706 proved 20 June 1706
Daughter Elizabeth JACKSON Father[in-law] Mr. Jospin BARNS. Uncle Mr. John BARNES. Uncle Mr. Thomas
BUTLER |
Anne BARNES was
the wife of Arthur JACKSON of Marshalrath, Co. Louth. She later married Richard
SHINTON aka SHENTON. SEE: ROD: 12-157-4689. |
1707 |
Elias HUMPHREYS Dublin Veterinary
Surgeon to Elie HUMPHREYS Dublin the son – Rose GORMAN als HUMPHREYS the relict
Maria HUMPHRIES Anne JACKSON als HUMPHREYS Elizabeth HUMPHREYS &
Jane HUMPHREYS the children |
|
1707 |
James JACKSON Glynn Co. Antrim dated 23rd July 1707/8 proved 3rd Sept 1708 Son Henry JACKSON. Children George, Rose, Jane, Mary &
Elizabeth. |
Glynn is just south of Larne. |
1707 |
Daniel JACKSON Vicar of Santry – [details that I already had] |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1707 |
William JACKSON Bray Colvick 3rd July 1707
Cousin Richard JACKSON Cousin Thomas JACKSON |
This could be the Bray in Co. Wcklow. |
1707 |
John HADDOCK Carranbane Co. Down Gent
dated __ April 1706 proved 16th Jan 1707
Wife Lettice HADDOCK
Son-in-law John McMULLANE
Daughters Amanell wife of John
McMULLANE, Penelope HADDOCK, Allice HADDOCK, Son John HADDOCK, Brother James
HADDOCK, eldest son Roger HADDOCK, Brother in las William REDMAN son in law Michael
JACKSON |
|
1707 |
Michael JACKSON Lisburne Co. Antrim Gent to John BUNTIN & William RODMAN |
SEE: Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. This family starts with a couple of Ralph JACKSONs in
Co. Armagh, then a Roger JACKSON who seems to have started at Clounagh, but
then set up house in grand style in Lisburn, Co. Antrim |
1707 |
Michael JACKSON of Lisburne wife Mary Buntin |
SEE: Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. SEE: 1709 August 10 - lease to Mary JACKSON NAMES:
Lord CONWAY - Francis Seymour CONWAY;Michael JACKSON; Mary JACKSON; Thomas
WEALSHE aka WELSH; Brent SPENSER; Val JONES; Samuel CLARK; John BUNTIN;
William RODMAN; Roger HADDOCK; Ralph SMYTH; John JACKSON; Michael JACKSON;
Buntin JACKSON; Ralph JACKSON; Roger JACKSON; Ann JACKSON; Letitia JACKSON;
Francis THURKILD; George GREGSTON aka GRESTON; Francis George THURKILD; Arthur
DOBBS; James BENNING. PLACES: Lisburn; Dublin. |
1708 |
Rev. Patrick GRATTAN of Belcmp Co.
Dublin DD. 17 Aug 1708 20 Feb 1707 Wife Grissell 1st Son Henry.
Brother [in-law] J JACKSON
Other children |
Grizzell BRERETON was his wife. Her sister
Jane BRERETON was married to Rev. Daniel JACKSON. SEE: JACKSON of Santry
included in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1708 |
Elinor JACKSON als Conly als PEPPARD
Drogheda to Richard JACKSON Alderman the Husband |
SEE: JACKSONs: Detective work on Drogheda roots and JACKSONs in St Peters Drogheda Parish. |
1708 |
Michael LEEDS 22 June 1708 proved 22
March 1708 |
His wife Anne CASTLETON’s 2nd husband was Rev John JACKSON (1688-1751), her cousin – See JACKSONs of
Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1708 |
Peter & John JACKSON Coll SADLER’s Regiment Maria FLEMING the niece Granted 23 Sept
1708 |
Need to follow up
on this. It seems that two brothers died at the same time. |
1708 |
Tristram BERESFORD of Coleraine …
Nephew Richard JACKSON of Dublin
…
Daughter Martha ASH
…. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William
JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of
Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill.
The Jacksons of Tobermore are connected to the ASHE family as
well. |
1709 |
Elizabeth JACKSON widow of Samuel BROGDON of Glanother Co Tipperary Gent 14 Jun
1709 proved 30 July 1709
Son Saville BROGDEN
Samuel BROGEDEN born after the
husband’s [wake?]
Daughter Elizabeth, Margaret
Stepson Richard BROGDON
…. |
|
1709 |
Robert JACKSON Parish St. Catherine’s Dublin and Grace TRIMBLE Parish St. Andres
Dublin spinster 6 Oct 1709 |
|
1710 |
Simon MORLEY Clonegnagh Co. Westmeath
Gent. Rev Mr. JACKSON for Agnes & Margaret [?minial] the children
4 Dec 1710 |
|
1710 |
William WRAY of Fore, Co. Donegal Esq
12 June 1710
17 March 1710
Wife Angel – son Humphrey married to
Mrs. Anne BROOKE – sons in law James SINCLAIR Gent & George KNOX –
daughter Rebecca BABINGTON
Grandson William BABINGTON son-in-law
Capt William BABINGTON Grandson Henry BABINGTON & son Henry married to Jean
JACKSON. |
William WRAY
(1620-1710)
SEE: ROD: 8-14-1659
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with
William JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege
of Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill.Angel WRAY née GALBRAITH
was a 2nd wife.
Jane JACKSON (aft 1668-1744) was a
daughter of William JACKSON (1628-1688) & Susan BERESFORD |
1711 |
Jane HUMPHREYS Dublin Spinster to Elia
HUMPHREYS the brother – Ann JACKSON als HUMPHREYS Maria &
Elizabeth HUMPHREYS the sisters. 15 Jan 1711 |
SEE: ROD: 30-455-19132
Memorial of deed 7 Dec 1715 between John JACKSON of City of Dublin, Linnen Draper and Ann HUMPHRYS also JACKSON his wife of the one part & Elias HUMPHRYS of said City Painter of the
other part. In 1695 deed to Elias HUMPHRYS demised house called Court of
Guard near Young’s Castle in Oxmantowne. Now Elias, father of said Ann JACKSON died intestate on or about 1707 but letters of Admin entitled
Anne to 1/5 part & since Jane HUMPHRYs, another daughter of Elias died
about 1711 minor and under age 21, her portion is divided equally (lots more
if this proves of interest).
SEE Also: London
Rolls for HUMPHRY-JACKSON connections |
1711 |
Robert JACKSON Crooked Staff Co. Dublin Tanner dated 23rd January
1711 proved 3rd March 1711. Wife Joyse JACKSON Son Robert
JACKSON eldest son Robert JACKSON son William JACKSON Brother [in law] Samuel CARD Son in law Jeremiah VICARS. Sons John &
Thomas JACKSON Daughter Joyse VICARS |
Joyce VICARS née SHAW
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1711 |
Robert NETTLES of Maghalonagh Co. Cork
Esq
… many names including WALLIS &
CROKER
Wife ( ) NETTLES als JACKSON |
|
1711 |
William JACKSON Coleraine Co. Londonderry 28 Feb 1711 proved 28 May 1712. Eldest
son William wife Elizabeth als GORGES Daughters Elizabeth, Jane, Susanna,
Dorothy & Araminta. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William JACKSON
(?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of Derry
amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1712 |
Francis BIDDULPH of Parish Killaghy
Kings Co, Gent & Mary JACKSON of Parish Ballymacky Tipperary
spinster. 7 April 1712 |
There was a Francis BIDDULPH, father
of Anne BIDDULPH wife of Hugh Boyd WRAY. That Francis BIDDULPH may have been
a son. |
1712 |
Samuel PARSONS Parish of Kilgrant Co
Tipperary & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Bridgets Dublin
spinster. 13 Jan 1712 |
Any link to Parsonstown
aka Birr? |
1713 |
Robert JACKSON & Eliza WILSON Parish Rathmore April 1st, 1713 |
There are a lot of townlands called
Rathmore. I will start looking in Co. Kildare. |
1713 |
Michael JACKSON City of Dublin clothier & Mary McCRACKEN parish Baldoyle spinster
Aug 17, 1713 |
Michael JACKSON ( 1685—btw 1738-1766)
of Pimlico, Dublin. Mary McCRACKEN’s mother was a PALMER. |
1714 |
Alexander TAITE of Ballybine Co, Down
Gent 12 Dec 1714
Granted 25 Feb 1714
Only son Samuel wife Mary TAITE alias
MABRATHE Daughter Jane JACKSON alias TAIT. Brother David TAITE.
Alexander, Elizabeth & Martha children of same. |
I suspect a connection to the Annas
KELL wife of John TATE. Her 1st husband was Gilbert JACKSON
(1677-1723) of Co. Down. |
1714 |
John OWENS of Parish St. Michans Dublin
& Frances JACKSON Parish St. Peters Dublin spinster 24 Feb 1714 |
|
1715 |
Dr. William MORETON Bishop of Meath 23
July 1715 Granted 19 Dec 1715. Nephew William JACKSON eldest son
Richard, Son William Daughters Annabella & Mary Brother Peter MORETON.
Brother Thomas MORETON. Wife Lady JONES |
Mary HARMAN, wife
of Dr. William MORETON was first married to Sir Arthur JONES and seems to
have kept the title of Lady JONES. |
1715 |
John NETTLES of Towreen Co. Waterford
Gent dated 2nd May 1715 Granted 21 Nov 1715
Son John Daughter Mary, Brother-in-law
Richard CROKER Esq. Cousin George JACKSON. Kinsman William GREATRAKS
Esq. Nieces Mary JACKSON and Penelope WALLIS Nephew Henry WALLIS |
See 1711 ROBERT NETTLES |
1715 |
Richard MITCHELBURNE [For more detail,
see:
ROD: 25 - 172 - 14626
1719 Dec 24 Will of Richard
MITCHELBOURNE
Bequeathed to his wife Mary MITCHELBOURE,
als JACKSON during her natural life the town and lands of Ballyarthur, [at
Kilcandra, nr. Vale of Avoca, Co. Wicklow] and the Mansionhouse thereon and
after her decease he devises the said house and lands to his sister Mrs.
Rachel SUNDHAM and his niece Mrs. Elizabeth SYMS and her heirs., and if no
heirs to Law CROW eldest son of cousin Jane CROW, and if no heirs to Richard
LAMB, 2nd son of his cousin William and Ann LAMB …
From Eustace abstracts: 188
MITCHELBURNE, RICHARD, Dublin, gent. 31 Jan. 1715. Narrate, J p., 24 Dec.
1719. Wife Mary als. Jackson, extx. Sister Mrs. Rachell Sandham. Niece Mrs.
Elizabeth Syms. Niece Mrs. Mary Syms. Law. Crow, eldest son of his cozen Jane
Crow. Richard Lamb, second son of his cozen William and Anne Lamb. His brother
Mitchelburn. Michael and John Syms, William Crow, Jane Kirby and her
children, Alice Charles, Richard Dickinson, Cornett John Russell, John Osborn
(friend) and Sarah his wife, legatees. Ballyarthur, the two Ballanas [?
Ballanagh, Co. Wicklow], Knock:duffe, Ballycullen [? Co. Wicklow],
Ballynesragh, Killkashell and Rutland [situation not mentioned ? all in Co.
Wicklow]. Witnesses : Richard Vincent, Francis Anderson, Dublin, gents., Francis
Armitstead, clerk to said Francis Anderson. Memorial witnessed by : Francis
Anderson, Chris. Inch, Will, Crow. 25, 172, 14626. Mary Mitchelburne (seal) |
Brother of Col John MITCHELBURN who
was 2nd husband of Susan JACKSON née BERESFORD. |
1718 |
Margaret ROE to Elizabeth ROE wife of
James ROE of Ballymot Co. Tipperary Gent & Sarah JACKSON orse ROE
his wife of Isiac [Isaac] JACKSON of Dunn[ane?] Co Kildare Gent the
daughters, 4 Feb 1718 |
Need to revisit
with JACKSONs of Kings Co. |
1718 |
William WHITTEN Drhill [aka Dooghill,
Doughill] Kings Co farmer dated 26 March 1718 proved 25 May 1720. Wide Anne,
Grandsons William JACKSON and William MOLLOY Grandson Constant MOLLOY
Brother Robert WHITTEN William son of same – brother Edward – John, William, Thomas,
Robert & George sons of same brother-in-law John ANSLOS. Cousin Thomas
JESSOP |
My other interest was Thomas JESSOP |
1719 |
Charles DEERING [aka DERING] |
His sister Catherine JACKSON was the
wife of Rev Daniel JACKSON.
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1719 |
William DRAPER of Sligo Gent 3 Dec
1718
Wife Dorothy
Sister Mary
___ Martha
Edward JACKSON Collector of Sligo + ____
[sons] William, Edward, [Keatly?] Christopher |
|
1719 |
Francis TYDD of Ballybritt Kings Co.
Gent 26 Aug 1718 Granted 9 May 1719
Wife Susanna – dau Grace VICARS sons
Samuel & Francis Daughters Susanna & Anne daughters Lydia & Mary
Brother ____ WALL, father Mr. Samuel JACKSON. |
I assume that Samuel JACKSON was the father-in-law of Francis TYDD. |
1719 |
George JACKSON City Limerick Merchant 14 April 1719 Granted 7 Aug 1719 Wife Agnes
JACKSON Brother-in-law Mr. [Montcrose] PATERSON |
JACKSONs of Duddington [aka Doddingham], Northamptonshire,
England. The tree begins with Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662) and is of special
reasons for two reasons. The alleged Irish roots during the Elizabethan era
of the family of Sir Thomas JACKSON (1841-1915), as well as their connections
to Co. Kildare. The earliest known Irish-settled family is that of Francis
JACKSON (1670-1740) who died in Fanningstown, Co. Limerick |
1720 |
George JACKSON Parish of Ballymacky Co. Tipperary Esq. & Mary MINCHIN
Castletower Kings Co. Spinster 27 April 1720 |
Minchin Jackson family tree This tree is tantalizingly
close to the tree of the Jacksons
of Kings Co. I do not yet know whether it will tie in to other trees I
have assembled thus far. The senior George JACKSON in this tree would have
been born in the latter part of the 1600s, although where, I do not know. His
wife was an Anne MINCHIN not a Mary MINCHINC |
1720 |
John ANNESLEY of Ballysax Co. Kildare
Esq. 10 Apr 1720 – 11 May 1720
Wife Ellinor
Eldests son Francis
2 son Richard
3rd John
4th [Maurice?]
Eldest daughter Anne
2nd Jane
3rd Elizabeth
Brother [in-law] John BISHOP Esq
____ John JACKSON Esq.
executors |
|
1720 |
15 Feb 1720 Samuel GIBBS of Inner
Temple London Esq. to John JACKSON of Glanbeg in co Waterford [?] the
lands of [Coolshill] at Waterford. 1 Aug 1721 [John] [NOBLE?] of Galway &
Edward EYRE |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork |
1720 |
Berisford JACKSON Mackrycam [Co. Donegal]. Gent 17 Aug 1723 Granted 4th August 1730 |
Beresford JACKSON Son of Richard
JACKSON (1673-1730) & Elizabeth BOYD
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry |
1721 |
Samuel CLARKE Captain in [Sadlier’s]
Regiment to Anne STONE als JACKSON wife of William STONE of Lynn Co.
Meath farmer Grandson Granted 7 Dec 1721 |
NOTE: Connection of CLARKEs in Sadliers Regiment
from Meath and Antrim |
1721 |
Rowland CLARKE [Kt?] in Sadliers
Regiment to James CLARKE of Grange Co. Antrim farmer the Grandson Granted 31
Jan 1721 |
NOTE: Connection of CLARKEs in Sadliers Regiment
from Meath and Antrim |
1721 |
Jacob JACKSON 15 Dec 1721 Granted 20 Dec 1721
Daughter Anne WODALL – Henry WODALL husband
of same – Alice KEASK, Sister ___ JACKSON, son John JACKSON son-in-law Rupert BARBOR Daughter Elizabeth ROCH wife of John ROCH |
|
1721 |
Roger JACKSON Lisburne Co. Antrim to Michael JACKSON – the nephew. Maria
SMITH otherwise JACKSON the daughter a Widow. Granted 9 May 1721 |
Roger JACKSON was a son of Roger JACKSON
and Alice HARRISON of Lisburn. Dr. Michael JACKSON (1696-1727) was his nephew.
SEE:
Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. |
1721 |
Thomas JACKSON Parish St. Andrews Dublin Yeoman & Mary COOKE parish St.
Mary’s Dublin Widow 5 February 1721 |
|
1722 |
Anthony HOPES Parish Ballinderry Coleraine
22 March 1722 Granted 29 Jan 1723
Eldest son Francis HOPES
3rd son Henry HOPES
Daughter Jane HOPES als JACKSON
Youngest daughter Deborah HOPE als
BLIZARD
2nd son George HOPES
Wife Grizele HOPES |
NOTE: Coleraine. |
1722 |
Oliver JACKSON Drogheda Gent to Catherine
JACKSON the widow
George, Oliver, Catherine, &
William the children |
This Oliver JACKSON was a son of
Oliver JACKSON & Jane KING. His wife was Catherine OWENS.
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
1725 |
Ralph JACKSON City Dublin Gent & Mary VANDERLEUR Parish St. Michael
spinster 18th 1725 |
|
1725 |
Thomas CLARKE of Portadown Co Armagh
Esq. to John CLARKE the son – Mabella OWENS als CLARKE – Elizabeth JACKSON als CLARKE Rose NEAL als CLARK & Anthony CLARKE the children Granted 3
June 1725 |
Of possible interest is an Elizabeth CLARKE wife of Richard JACKSON and mother of Richard
Omnicient JACKSON (abt 1720-1787).
For other possible leads see: Jacksons of Tobermore. Some of the Clarke family of
Maghera lived at Drumballyhagan Clark, on the northerly border of
Fortwilliam. For several decades, there were significant familial and
business connections between the Jacksons and Clarkes. |
1725 |
Thomas PALMER of Carrewmore Co. Mayo
Gent 28 Jan 1728/9 Granted 10 May 1729
Eldest son Francis – wife Ellinor
PALMER alias JACKSON – sons Thomas, William & Roger – daughters Anna
and Isabella |
|
1725 |
William BURLEIGH of Parish St.
Werburgh Dublin Gent & Elizabeth JACKSON of Drumcrees Co. Armagh widow
19 Aug 1725 |
|
1726 |
Grissell GRATTAN of Bel[ough] Co. Dublin
Widow 19 Jun 1721 granted 16 Mar 1726
Son James GRATTAN MD
Richard GRATTAN
Robert GRATTAN [Belcamp?]
John GRATTAN
Charles GRATTAN
Daughter Rose and her children
Son William GRATTAN
____ Henry GRATTAN = [___] daughter
Catherine
Nephew John JACKSON |
Grizzell BRERETON
was the widow of Rev. Patrick GRATTAN.
See JACKSONs of
Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin
NOTE: I do not yet have a marriage for Rose GRATTAN
nor names for her children. |
1726 |
Richard SANDERSON City of Dublin & Eliza JACKSON parish St. James spinster Feb 10th 1726 |
|
1726 |
Edward BUTLER of Dublin Gent 30 June
1736
Wife Elizabeth executor
Brother Buckley BUTLER
______ Thomas BUTLER
Cousin John JACKSON |
SEE: The
Testamentary records of the Butler Families in Ireland (genealogical
Abstracts) Connection to BAGENAL aka BAGNAL family. Elizabeth BUTLER of
Inns Quay, Dulin - probate was in 1740. |
1727 |
Lawrence DILLON of [Amaglog] Roscommon
9 Nov 1727 -23 Jan 17237
Wife Catherin JACKSON son
Patrick |
|
1727 |
Michael JACKSON Lisburn Co. Antrim Apothacay 29 April 1727 Proved 6 Jul 1734
Wife Olivia – father-in-law Samuel
GROVES of Castledawson, Co. Derry Brother Bunting JACKSON father [in-law]
Thomas WALSH Brothers Ralph & Roger – sisters Ann MERCER
& Lettice JACKSON |
Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. |
1727 |
Samuel GRAVES of Castledawson Co.
Londonderry Yeoman deceased 9 Jan 1727 proved 28
Wife Jane
Son Thomas, James, John, Samuel.
Daughter Oliva JACKSON |
She was the wife of Dr. Michael JACKSON.
Jacksons of Clounagh, Parish of Drumcree, Co. Armagh and
later of Lisburn. |
1728 |
Hezekiah HAMILTON [?gallon] Limerick
Alderman …. Nephew Zachery JACKSON |
|
1728 |
John CLARKE Portadown Co. Armagh Esq
11 Jan 1728-1729
Sister Elizabeth wife of John JACKSON
[?] William BURLEIGH
Father Thomas CLARKE
Niece Mary JACKSON
Wife Jane
Son Blaney
Sister Rose wife of Richard NEALE
[sister] Mable
1st son Thomas
Thomas CLARKE of Ardress Executor |
Possibly connected to Jacksons of Tobermore. |
1729 |
Elizabeth LUCAS Rathdaniel Co. Carlow
Widow to Sarah JACKSON otherwise LUCASE wife of John JACKSON Gent the daughter
Matthew, William, Elizabeth.
Admon granted [?] otherwise LUCAS Anne
GROGAN otherwise LUCAS Maria BAKER otherwise LUCAS & Judith HIGGINBOTHAM
12 Aug 1729 |
Elizabeth LUCAS was
of Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow.
John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
1730 |
John JACKSON of Parish of Rathvilly Co. Carlow farmer & Susan BEVINS
parish of Kill Co. Kildare 25 Nov 1730 |
NOTE: This may tie into an email from Inga JACKSON July 29, 2005
"More about the JACKSONs" whose family mentions land from Cromwell
at Eagle Hill, Co. Carlow |
1730 |
Richard JACKSON City Dublin Esq. dated 18 Aug 1730 Proved 11 May 1731 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William JACKSON
(?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of Derry
amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1731 |
Daniel JACKSON Revd Clerk & Catherine DEERING [aka DERING] Parish St. Anne
Dublin Spinster May 27 1731 |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1731 |
George JACKSON Munadaragh Co. Longford Clerk 30 December 1730 proved 9th April 1731
Daughter Jane JACKSON wife Mary
JACKSON brother Anthony, sister Dolly, Brother Philip Brother Richard
POOLE |
George JACKSON was a son of Richard
JACKSON of Tinnenare, Co. Longford. His wife was Mary POOLE, daughter of
Richard POOLE and sister of the son Richard POOLE..
SEE: Descendants of Richard JACKSON of Tinenare |
1733 |
Emannuel JACKSON Dublin Glazier to Maurice BIBBY & Louis DAROY Gents of Dublin
Thomas Ellen, James & John the children Granted 9 Feb 1733 |
|
1733 |
John JACKSON Portnaskelly, Kilkenny Esq. proved 19 March 1734 Sons Edmond,
Charles & George. Eldest daughter Alice JACKSON. Daughter Jane & Lucy |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kilkenny. |
1734 |
Henry DAVIS of Lipstown Co. Kildare Gent.
Wife Elizabeth Grand-daughter Elizabeth JACKSON. Son Edward.
Daughter Rebecca wife of Joseph
JACKSON
___ Elizabeth wife of WHITTAKER |
|
1734 |
Joseph INNES Belfast Co. Antrim
… DONALDSON MARTIN LORRIMORE CUNNINGHAM
McWHORTER BARR BROWN WALLACE etc |
|
1734 |
Josias JACKSON & Elizabeth SEARLE Parish St. Peter Dublin Spinster May 13
1734 |
|
1734 |
Mary BIBBER of Dublin widow 15 Jul
1734 pr 19 May
And Robert BIBBER of [B_is__]
Daughter wife of ___
[UPINTON?] & her children Jams &
Richard U.
Daughters Jane & [Miny?] JACKSON |
|
1734 |
Michael JACKSON |
I have all this elsewhere |
1734 |
Robert JACKSON Reverend Tatham, Co. Lancaster Clke to Abigail BUCKLEY orse
JACKSON Widow & Jane JACKSON spinster the sisters. Granted 14
Mar 1734 |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with
William JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege
of Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1734 |
William FOUNES of Island Bridge Co.
Dublin [?] 8 April 1734
Daughter Elizabeth wife of Robert COPE
Esq.
Sister Katherine [MAUGER?]
Daughter Frances
Grandson William FOUNES
Grand-daughter Elizabeth JACKSON |
aka William FOWNES. His daughter Frances
FOWNES was the wife of Rev. Peter JACKSON (1681-1734
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
1735 |
William JACKSON 5 March 1732 proved 18 March 1735 Wife Ellen JACKSON Cousin William MORETON |
It is possible that he was from Cork and Dublin and his son was Rev. William JACKSON
(1713-1767) |
1735 |
Andrew JACKSON Galway town merchant 20 Aug 1735 proved 21 April 1739
Daughter Mary DUNDAS |
|
1736 |
George ADAMS of Syddan Co. Meath Esq.
& Elizabeth JACKSON of Dunleer spinster 12 June 1736 |
ROD 97-7-66702
1739 Jul 3
JACKSON-DOBBIN Book Index 1730-1745
re: deed 2 & 3 March 1738 between
Frances JACKSON widow of Rev'd Peter JACKSON & the late rector of
Killincool in the Co. Of Lowth (Louth) dec'd the red'd George JACKSON &
the only son & heir of the sd. Peter JACKSON, George ADAMS of Heathtown
in the Co. of Meath Gent & Elizabeth ADAMS otherwise called JACKSON his
wife and only daughter of the sd. Peter JACKSON & Frances JACKSON &
Anthony FOSTER of the City of Dublin Esq. With the will annexed of the said Peter
JACKSON of the one & James DOBBIN of the City of Dublin Gent of the
other ... released 8 tates of Bellelulcashell ... that is to say Kilhavan one
tate, Killemurree one tate and half. Mullefinegan half a tate Tannafofan one
tate; Killaughavare half a tate & Eskar half a tate all in Co. Monaghan
& town and lands of Ardpatrick Co. Louth.
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
1736 |
Henry WRAY of Castlewray Co. Donegal
22 Dec 1736 proved 11 Dec 1737.
Daughters Elizabeth, Angel, Catherine
& Dorothy. Son Jackson WRAY, sons Sampson, Henry & Jack
Wife’s brother Beresford JACKSON sister_____ DUNCAN wife Mary |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with
William JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege
of Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1736 |
James JACKSON Wicklow, farmer & Jane McWATTIE parish St. Andrew Dublin
spinster June 22 1736 |
|
1736 |
Mary FERGUSSON alias ELLIS alias
JACKSON widow.
1st husband Henry ELLIS
2ND HUSBAND Alexander
FERGUSON of St George’s Middlesex
Daughter Jane wife of John SINCLAIR of
Chancery Lane London
Brother[in-law] Robert JACKSON of ]Anlygate?] |
|
1736 |
Priscilla CARDAR 28 Nov 1736 proved 4
Dec 1735 mentions ,,,, daughter Margaret JACKSON, daughter Abigail
STURGEN daughter Margery BATTRIDGE |
|
1737 |
Henry WRAY of Castlewray Co. Donegal
22 Dec 1736 proved 11 Dec 1737.
Daughters Elizabeth, Angel, Catherine
& Dorothy. Son Jackson WRAY, sons Sampson, Henry & Jack
Wife’s brother Beresford JACKSON sister_____ DUNCAN wife Mary |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William JACKSON
(?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of Derry amongst
other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard JACKSON of
Forkhill. |
1737 |
Daniel JACKSON Athy Co. Kildare 18 Aug 1737 proved 23 Nov 1737
Brother John JACKSON sister
Mary St. LEGER
Nephew Thomas GOULDSBOROUGH
Wife Rebecca Stepson William BARKER |
It is possible that the wife of Daniel
JACKSON was married to a BARKER. Perhaps connected to JACKSONs of Nashe's Quarter aka Coolmana.
John JACKSON married Sarah LUCAS |
1737 |
George HOMAN of Parish Ballyloughlow
Co. Westmeath Esq & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Michans Dublin
spinster 23 Dec 1737 |
See: ROD: 238-513-155993
NOTE: Elizabeth JACKSON’s mother was Ellen
JACKSON. See Ellen JACKSON’s 1766 probate. |
1737 |
Isabella JACKSON City Londonderry widow 8th July 1737 proved 31 Aug
1741
Grandniece Deborah HENDERSON
Cousins Elizabeth CROOKSHANK jr. &
sr.
Cousin Ben BENNETT sister of same
Cousin Ann CROOKSHANK. Nieces Isabella MOOREHEAD Esther MOOREHEAD sister of
same. |
Likely the widow of Beresford JACKSON.
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1737 |
James JACKSON Kiltallin Co. Kildare Diocese Dublin farmer & carpenter &
Martha EATON Kilteel same Diocese spinster Jan 14 1737 |
|
1737 |
John MATHEWS Dublin shoemaker & Eliza
JACKSON spinster Sept 17 1737 |
|
1737 |
Samuel SMITH of Shinsone Kings Co. 23
Jan 1737 proved 15 June 1738
Daughter Hannah, sister-in-law Elizabeth
COMPTON, brother Ralph, Thomas & William SMITH sister Sarah THOMPSON Cousin
Anamaria BRYAN father Thomas SMITH nephew George JACKSON |
Shinsone [sic] - Shinrone,
Kings Co.
SEE: ROD: 238-549-156172
Btw George JACKSON late of Rahinane Co Tipperary but then of Clonegonah, Kings Co Gent & Anna
Maria JACKSON otherwise BRYAN his wife of the 1 pt. & Elizabeth
WHITBY otherwise BRYAN widow of the 2nd pt & John JEPHSON of
Carrickanshane Tipperary of 3rd pt…. lands of Ballnagranah houses
called the Black Houses in Carrickonshane Co Tipperary. |
1737 |
William HAYDEN Killmark Olivier Co.
Kilkenny 24 May 1737 proved 16 Jul 1737
… daughter Mary JACKSON
Grand-daughter Margaret JACKSON
… OSBORNE… READ… |
|
1738 |
Hon John WAINWRIGHT Esq. one of the
Barons of his Majesty’s of Exchequer in Ireland March 1738/9 proved 27 April
1741
Cousins Thomas & Elizabeth GOODWIN
Cousin Sil GOODWIN now KEATE Cousin
John GOODWIN sister ____ JACKSON Aunt ____ Goodwin wide Anne |
|
1738 |
John JACKSON Cargeen Co. Kildare farmer May 1738 proved 18 Apr 1746 eldest son Jacob JACKSON daughter Mary JACKSON Daughter Judith JACKSON daughter Sarah JACKSON Son John JACKSON son Lucas JACKSON son William JACKSON wife Sarah |
John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
1738 |
John WILSON of Crookstown Co Meath
farmer 2 Nov 1738 13 Oct 1741
Wife Ursula
[?] Thomas
Son John
____ James
Son-in-law Jeremiah STRANDRING
____ Robert JACKSON
____ Peter [BAEGH?]
Grand-daughters Elln & Abigail
Grandson Thomas POTTERTON |
In other versions, BAEGH is clearly
BURCHELL’
Abigail would have been a daughter of
Robert JACKSON.
|
1739 |
Anthony JACKSON of Parish Kilrush Co. Clare farmer and Sarah BROWN parish
Clonturk spinster 29 May 1739 |
|
1739 |
Ellin JACKSON City Dublin widow 7 Dec 1739 24th Dec 1743
Daughter Elizabeth H orse JACKSON wife
of George H son William JACKSON |
|
1739 |
Rowley HILL Walworth Co. Londonderry
Esq. 17 Apr 1739 proved 19 Sept 1739
Daughter Jane HILL, Catherine HILL,
Mary HILL
Son George HILL
Eldest son Hugh HILL
Wife Sophia HILL
Brother Samuel HILL
Brother Hugh HILL |
Rowley HILL son of Samuel HILL &
Mary ROWLEY. His wife was Sophia Beresford LOWTHER.
His Brother Rev. Hugh HILL.
Son Sir Hugh HILL.
They were related to JACKSONs through
BERESFORDs.
|
1739 |
Sir Bradwarden JACKSON Bolton
Co. York to James SMITH of Dublin Gent Granted 7 Mar 1739 |
SEE: The JACKSONs of Edenthorpe, in Yorkshire, England also have
connections to Nottinghamshire & Kent. Also to Hickleton in Doncaster,
South Yorkshire, England.
His half sister Lucy JOPSON
married Sir Robert RIDGEWAY, 4th Earl of Londonderry.
|
1739 |
Thomas JACKSON City Dublin Yeoman 20th oct 1739 proved 1st March 1741
Niece Sarah LINSEY spinster Nephews
John & William JACKSON nieces Frances & Ann JACKSON & Mary
JACKSON |
|
1739 |
Thomas SILLCOCK of Dublin Glazier
& Mary JACKSON of Parish of Coolock Widow 18th Oct 1739 |
|
1739 |
William JACKSON of Co Dublin Tanner & Anne HUNT of Parish of St. Catherines spinster
4 June 1739 |
SEE: Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1740 |
James JACKSON of Kings St Oxentown, City
Dublin 18 Feb 1740 proved 1 Jun 1741
Daughter Elizabeth FARRILL als JACKSON wife of James FARRILL – Fergus & Robert FARRILL sons of same
Angel FARRILL sister of Fergus & Robert
Grand-daughter Frances FARRILL |
|
1741 |
Isabella JACKSON City Londonderry widow 8th July 1737 proved 31 Aug
1741
Grandniece Deborah HENDERSON
Cousins Elizabeth CROOKSHANK jr. &
sr.
Cousin Ben BENNETT sister of same
Cousin Ann CROOKSHANK. Nieces Isabella MOOREHEAD Esther MOOREHEAD sister of
same.
Niece Jane MOORHEAD Nephew Thomas LEE
Niece Mary MOORHEAD Cousins Mary STRAWBRIDGE Cousin George STRAWBRIDGE Cousin
William GAGE ___ William LEE – Cousin George CROOKSHANK |
The widow of Beresford JACKSON?
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1741 |
John WILSON of Crookstown Co Meath
farmer 2 Nov 1738 13 Oct 1741
Wife Ursula
[?] Thomas
Son John
____ James
Son-in-law Jeremiah STRANDRING
____ Robert JACKSON
____ Peter BURCHELL
Grand-children Elizabeth WILSON & Abigail
JACKSON and Thomas POTTERTON. Son Thomas |
In other versions, BAEGH is clearly
BURCHELL’
I believe Abigail would have been a daughter of Robert JACKSON.
|
1741 |
Joseph BOARDMAN of Clonmore Kings Co.
30 Apr 1747 wife Hannah 24 March 1742
Son Joseph
Son Robert
Son John
Son-in-law Thomas JACKSON
Son-in-law Oliver WATSON |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland
Daughter Mary BOARDMAN married Thomas
JACKSON. |
1743 |
George YOUNG Dublin Confectioner 11 June
1743 proved 26 Sept 1743
Daughter Anne MILLS daughter Elizabeth
MARTIN -Granddaughter Durcas [Dorcas?] MARTIN Grandson Thomas MARTIN sister
Judith ROCKE daughter Frances JACKSON Grandson John JACKSON Son
Burchett YOUNG son-in-law Thomas MARTIN relation Mary GOGAN |
|
1743 |
Thomas TOPPIN of Creencatt Co. Armagh
25 Nov 1743 proved 2 Nov 1759
Wife Elizabeth Brother Henry TOPPIN deceased.
Thomas son of same. Niece Rebecca McCONNELL George McCONNELL and Anne
JACKSON orse McCONNELL children of same – niece Sarah SINTON orse FRIERSON….
Niece Alice JACKSON deceased – Henry son of same, George JACKSON son of said niece Alice JACKSON nephew…. |
It is possible that Alice JACKSON deceased was the wife of Richard JACKSON, son of a Richard
JACKSON of Drogheda. |
1743 |
Nathaniel TRUMBULL City of Dublin
Merchant 26 March 1743 proved 2 Aug 1744 Wife Lydia son Joseph daughter Anne
wife of Rev. Mr. ___ McKAY Catherine wife of Mr. William PRICE son Nathaniel
Brothers-in-law Mr. Joseph BEASLEY and Mr. Robert JACKSON tanner
deceased. Aunt Mrs. Elizabeth DELANY deceased. |
|
1744 |
Nathaniel DYER Dublin Shipwright 6
July 1744 – 26 May 1745
Grand-daughter Elizabeth wife of rev.
George JACKSON
Grand-daughter Margaret wife of Thomas
GIBTON
Grand-daughter Martha BROWN
____ Mary COPE
____ Ruth TAYLOR
Grandson Thomas TAYLOR |
|
1745 |
Edward JACKSON Dublin Esq. Dorcas JACKSON the widow Granted 15 April 1745 |
Edward JACKSON was also a Collector at
the port of Sligo and his wife was Dorcas ORMSBY of Willy Brooke, Co. Sligo.
Her first husband was Francis KING. |
1745 |
Joseph STREAN of Lisnagore Co. Monaghan
Gent 12 Oct 1745-29 Nov 1745
Wife Martha ____ Deborah STREAN orse
NEILSON ___ Pheby STREAN orse TODD and ____ Martha STREAN orse JACKSON |
|
1746 |
Robert GRATTAN 9 Aug 1736 proved 3Oct
1746… Witness Daniel JACKSON |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1746 |
Henry JACKSON Parish St. Michans Dublin Cordwainer & Anne CONSTANT of same
Parish Widow 17 May 1746 |
NOTE: He is not the Henry JACKSON of the United
Irishmen, although they reside in the same parish. |
1747 |
Elizabeth JACKSON City Dublin widow 22 March 1744 proved 4th June 1747
Daughter Aramina CAULFIELD
Grand-daughter Dorothy Margaret BALL Daughter Susanna HAMILTON Grand-daughter
Jane HOWARD Grand-daughter Elizabeth BALL |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William JACKSON
(?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of Derry
amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard JACKSON
of Forkhill.
NOTE: This is Elizabeth JACKSON née
GORGES
Aramina aka Aramintha JACKSON wife of
Raphael Hunt CAULFEILD. Susan JACKSON wife of John HAMILTON. Dorothy JACKSON
wife of John BALL (1702-1764). Jane HOWARD daughter of Capt Francis HOWARD
& Elizabeth JACKSON |
1747 |
Dr. James GRATTAN Dublin doctor of
Physic 27 Mar 1747-18 Dec 1747
Cousin John JACKSON
____ Daniel JACKSON
Nephew Ralph GRATTAN
Brother William GRATTAN (father of
above)
Niece Mary WADE
___ Elizabeth BRISTOW
Nephew James GRATTAN
Brother John GRATTAN |
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1747 |
John DROUGHT of Ballyboy 15 Apr 1747 –
31 March 1748
Brothers-in law James RUDDOCK of
[Losko?] & Robert JACKSON of Grange
Wife Alice
Dau Elizabeth
2nd Son John
1 Robert
___ Thomas
___ Frederick
____ George |
JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran.
Eugenia, wife of Robert JACKSON
(d.1785) may have been a DROUGHT. If so, this could link to JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
1747 |
Patrick PARKER of Tullybragh Co.
Armagh 26 March 1747 – 16 July 1747
Wife Mary Sons David & Samuel
Daughter Sarah, Anne & Jane
Daughter Mary HUCHESON Grand-daughter
Sarah HUCHESON Stepson John JACKSON |
|
1747 |
William JACKSON City of Dublin Pouckemaker [perukemaker?] & Marth BRAY of
Parish of St. Werburgh spinster 23 May 1747 |
|
1748 |
Elizabeth HALL City Dublin widow 28
Oct 1747-21 July 1748
Husband Hannibal HALL
Nephew John FERGUSON
Niece Elizabeth JACKSON |
|
1748 |
Elinor JACKSON widow of Andrew DUNCAN of Dublin Surgeon 9 Jan 1748-9 – 28 Jan
1748-9
Daughter Domitia DUNCAN |
|
1748 |
Francis BARKER of Parish Holy &
Und[?] Trinity City Waterford Esq. & Elizabeth JACKSON of same
parish spinster 18 Feb 1748 |
Still to be sorted – I have them in
two trees:
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork
JACKSONs of Kilkenny.
|
1748 |
Thomas JACKSON Glass seller 10 Aug 1748 – 8 Han 1759
Wife Anne orse HAGGART
Brother James JACKSON Sister
Ellinor READ ors JACKSON brother John JACKSON son James JACKSON Children
Elizabeth |
|
1749 |
Clotworthy O.NEILL of Gortegole Co.
Antrim Esq. 1 May 1749 – 2 Aug 1750
Sisters Rachel, Ellinor & Rose O.NEILL
Brother Charles O’NEILL Esq |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1749 |
Jacob JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow Gent & Ellinore HIGGINBOTHAM of
Parish of Donaghmore Co. Wicklow 13 Sept 1749 |
|
1749 |
Jane HOWARD City Dublin proved 23 Feb
1749
Grand-mother ____ JACKSON
Sister ____ HOWARD
Niece Anne HOWARD |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry
Jane HOWARD’s grandmother would be
Elizabeth GORGES, wife of William JACKSON. |
1749 |
Thomas SMITHWICK of Ardee, Co. Kildare
Gent
Brother Henry SMITHWICK, sister Mary
EVANS, nephews Henry, Joseph, Robert & Thomas EVANS. Nieces Sarah,
Ellinor & Mary EVANS. Aunt Allice BARNES. Uncle Patrick SMITHWICK Thomas
& Robert children of same – cousin Elizabeth MARTIN Cousin Catherine
JACKSON widow of cousin Thomas JACKSON |
|
1749 |
Ann ROBINSON of Dublin widow 24 Feb
1749 – 16 Jun 1750
Cousins Rev. Daniel JACKSON Clerk & James GRATTAN Esq. brother John JACKSON Clerk. Sisters Jane & Frances JACKSON sister Sarah SHERIGLEY |
I wonder if Sarah had two husbands –
the first being Richard LAVINGTON
See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1749 |
Thomas SMITHWICK of Ardee, Co. Kildare
Gent
Brother Henry SMITHWICK, sister Mary EVANS,
nephews Henry, Joseph, Robert & Thomas EVANS. Nieces Sarah, Ellinor &
Mary EVANS. Aunt Allice BARNES. Uncle Patrick SMITHWICK Thomas & Robert
children of same – cousin Elizabeth MARTIN Cousin Catherine JACKSON widow of cousin Thomas JACKSON |
|
1750 |
William LUCAS Drogheda Alderman 9 May
1750 – 16 April 1757. Grandsons Oliver, John, & Joseph FAIRTLOUGH
daughter Mary GARTSIDE orse LUCAS |
Perhaps: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
1750 |
Jane COLLES otherwise JACKSON of Inniscoe Co Mayo widow to George JACKSON the Grandson 25 Jan 1750 |
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1750 |
John GRAY 20 Mar 1750 – 1 July 1751
Wife Sarah GRAY
Daughter Sarah, Barbara, Catherine
Cousin John JACKSON, Thomas JACKSON
Only son Francis GRAY |
I expect there will prove to be a
connection to the JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran and James Gray
RUDDOCK whose father was a Francis GRAY. |
1750 |
John JACKSON of Inniscoe Co. Mayo to George JACKSON Co. Louth Gent the
nephew 25 July 1750 |
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1750 |
John JACKSON Clonohagh Co. Wicklow Clerk 29 Nov 1750 proved 10 July 1751 Daughters
Jane & Francis [sic] JACKSON – Brother Thomas JACKSON son Rev. John JACKSON |
Jacksons of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1750 |
Mathew LUCAS Rathdaniel Co Catherlough
[Carlow] Esq. 16 Sept 1750 proved 9 March 1750
Eldest son John second son Francis
youngest son Charles daughters Judith Caroline Catherine & Mary LUCAS
Sisters Judith HIGGINBOTHAM & Anne GROGAN Sisters ___ JACKSON ____
BAKER & ____ HAYES. Brother William LUCAS |
His sister was Sarah JACKSON wife of
John JACKSON of Co. Kildare.
John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
1750 |
Oliver JACKSON Inniscoe Co Mayo Esq. to Same as last same date granted 1750 |
Note – the italicized part was as it
was written.
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1750 |
Richard JACKSON City Dublin Esq & Nicola Cecil HAMILTON of Parish of St.
Peter spinster 2nd March 1750 |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1750 |
Thomas JACKSON Creekstown Co. Meath Esq. 3rd Dec 1750 |
JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry |
1750 |
Francis ORMSBY of Willybrooke Co. Sligo
Esq. 4th Jan 1748 proved 11 June 1751. Eldest son William Brothers
Robert Willian & Arthur FRENCH John FRENCH eldest son of said brother
Arthur Sister Dorcas JACKSON eldest daughter Anne 2nd daughter Mary 3rd daughter Sarah. Sons Francis, Philip & Arthur
– wife Mary |
Arthur FRENCH is a brother-in-law.
Edward JACKSON was the 2nd husband of
Dorcas ORMSBY, sister of Francis ORMSBY. Her first husband was Francis KING. |
1751 |
List of church wardens incl:
Walker JACKSON Church Warden
Miles JACKSON (very old) |
|
1752 |
John JACKSON of City Dublin Manservant & Susana SAUNDERSON Parish St.
Mary’s Dublin spinster 4 Feb 1752 |
|
1752 |
Joseph BALDWIN of Disert in Queens Co.
& Judith JACKSON parish Castledermot Co. Kildare spinster Directed
to said Parish 22 Jan 1752 |
|
1753 |
John JACKSON City of Dublin Merchant & Isabella JAMES of Parish of St.
Catherine 6 June 1753 |
|
1753 |
Thomas TYRELL of Brockagh Co Dublin
weaver & Mary JACKSON of Parish Blessington spinster 26 Feb 1753 |
|
1753 |
Anne COURTNEY of Dublin and
Mountmellick widow
Daughter Sarah HUTCHINSON wife of John
HUTCHINSON
Brother Timothy FORBES
___John COURTNEY
Aunt Mary SPARROW
Aunt Jane JACKSON
Brother-in-law Thomas STRANGEMAN
Sister Sarah STRANGEMAN
Son John COURTNEY
____ Timothy HANDCOCK |
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1754 |
John STAMON [or HAMON?] City of Dublin
Taylor & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of St. Catherines spinster 6 Dec
1754 |
|
1754 |
Lucas JACKSON of Carrigeen Co Kildare Gent & Anne HUNT of Parish Clo[?]ook
Queens Co. spinster 20 June 1754 |
His mother was Sarah LUCAS.
John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
1754 |
Rev John GRATTAN St. Audens Parish 3
Feb 1753 – 6 May 1754
Brother Willian
Nephew Ralph son of William
Niece Elizabeth BRISTO
Niece Mary WADE
Relation Rev John JACKSON
Nephew James GRATTAN |
JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin This line of JACKSONs begins with a William JACKSON b. abt 1500 in Sapperton,
Derbyshire, England. The Santry family tree has been merged into this tree. |
1754 |
Thomas SMITH of Ballingarry Co.
Tipperary Gent 14 Jan 1754 proved 22 Jun 1754
Son Thomas SMITH deceased – Ralph son
of same – Darcas & Mary daughters of said son Thomas
Grandson George JACKSON son
William daughter Sarah THOMPSON |
|
1754 |
William RICHARDSON Sumerseat Co Londonderry
Esq. 17 Nov 1754 – 23 Aug 1755
Nephew John RICHARDSON of Knocknakill
Co. Kerry clerk – John eldest son of same – William 2nd son of
said nephew James 3rd son of said nephew Henry 4th son of
said nephew John -nephew James RICHARDSON of Maghrafelt Clerk Charles son of
same nephew John RICHARDSON of Tullineary Co Tyrone – William son of same –
Nephew Jaems RICHARDSON - now Survey or of Excise at Mullingon – Archibald
son of same nephew Henry RICHARDSON of Btter[?] Co Cavan Dr of Physic John
son of same – nephew John HENDERSON of Oghlast Co. Tyrone Gent James eldest
son of same – Walter 2nd son of John HENDERSON.
Grandnephew Henry IRWIN of Tamnamony
Co. Derry Kinsman William STEWART of Killimount Co. Tyrone Esq. William 2nd son of same – nephew by marriage Richard JACKSON of Coleraine Co.
Derry Esq. nieces Isabella AVARELL orse RICHARDSON Jane BEATTY ors RICHARDSON
Wife Mary – Grizzille IRWIN Aunt of sd Henry IRWIN |
NOTE: There is another version p1 & p2 with many of the same names
also filed under 1754
Incl “William JACKSON of Coleraine in
Co Londonderry who married my niece”
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with
William JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege
of Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1754 |
Zachary JACKSON Moneclinoe Liberties Limerick Gent 3 Sept 1754 proved 3 Jan 1771
Wife Margaret JACKSON Daughter Mary
JACKSON owse MAHONEY |
|
1755 |
Henry JACKSON of Chambre Street Liberty St. Thomas Court & Donore weaver
and Margaret DOWKER of St. Catherines Parish sp[inster 1st Feb 1755 |
|
1755 |
John JACKSON City of Dublin Glass seller & Sophia LAMBE of Parish of St. Andrew
Dublin Spinster 17 Oct 1755 |
|
1756 |
Henry JACKSON Swords Co. Dublin Cordwainer 13 May 1756 – 27 May 1756
Wife Ann JACKSON niece Ann
McCULLOGH nephews William BETTERIDGE – George FELLOWS & John FELLOWS Nephew
William BETTERIDGE niece Sarah LAWLER Grandniece Rebecca POWER |
|
1756 |
Rev. George JACKSON of Glanbeg
Co. Waterford Clk 9 Aug 1756 – 3 Aug 1761
Mother Mary JACKSON, Ellen
CORKERAN. George JACKSON son of same Ellen JACKSON Daughter of same John
JACKSON son of same. Cousin Henry WALLIS Uncle Edmond JACKSON –
relations William KONAH & Jane his wife – mother Mary JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork |
1757 |
Henry JACKSON of Chambre St Co. Dublin Schoolmaster & Mary MURRAY of Parish
of St. Catherines Widow 22 Feb 1757 |
|
1757 |
Martha JACKSON Dublin Widow to Richard GARDON the Nephew |
|
1757 |
Thomas RINGWOOD of Tinnanan Co Wicklow
farmer 19 Aug 1757 proved 10 April 1758
Wife Grace – son Thomas Brothers
TERNAN & Jeffry RINGWOOD Nephew
Gilbert RINGWOOD ___* dau afsd Jeffrey Henry GILTROP son of sister Hanna.
Brothers in law George GILTROP, [?] LANGHAM, William PALMER of Dublin Gent.
Sister _____ JACKSON |
|
1757 |
William HALLAGAN City Dublin Gent
& Grace JACKSON of Parish St. Mary spinster 21 Dec 1757 |
|
1757 |
William JACKSON Serjt in 1st Battalion Regiment of Foot and Elizabeth
GRIFFITH of Parish St. Paul Spinster 7 Jun 1757 |
|
1758 |
Gabriel JACKSON City Dublin 8th Jan 1744 proved 9 Sept 1758
Wife Anne daughters Elizabeth & Alice
JACKSON |
|
1758 |
Joseph JACKSON of City Dublin sugar baker and Alice MILLIKEN of Parish St. Ann
spinster 4th Sept 1758 |
|
1758 |
Laurence JACKSON Dublin Gent to Michael REILY
Sidney STAFFORD otherwise JACKSON wife of Patrick STAFFORD Gent the daughter granted 24 Nov 1758 |
|
1758 |
Rev David JACKSON Colnishough
Co. Dublin Clerk to Rev John JACKSON Clerk grandson granted 25 March
1758 |
|
1758 |
Thomas JACKSON Dublin Merchant to Joshua JACKSON Quaker the brother
granted 29 July 1758 |
It is possible that Thomas JACKSON was a brother of Josua JACKSON (1722-1774) of Youghall. |
1759 |
John JESSOP Coolfin Kings Co 1st Sept 1759 proved 20th Mar 1778
Wife Hanna – brother-in law Richard
BENNETT Brothers William & George JESSOP |
|
1759 |
Rev George PHILLIPS of Rathcool Co.
Dublin Clerk and Jane JACKSON of Parish St. Mary’s spinster 24th July 1759 |
She was a daughter of Rev. John
JACKSON (1688-1751) & Anne CASTELTON. SEE: JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin These were the Jacksons of Santry. |
1759 |
Richard JACKSON of Mountmellick Queens Co Merchant dated 1759 Wife Anne Brother
Nathaniel Sister Mary JACKSON Uncle Erasmus JACKSON mother-in-law
Elizabeth CONTRELL [?] Sister-in-law Elizabeth BARTLET |
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1759 |
Thomas HOGGARD City Dublin Clothier 25
Feb 1759 proved 30 Oct 1759
Son in law William DONALDSON
Daughter Isabella DONALDSON wife of
the above
Daughter Anne JACKSON
Grand-daughter Elizabeth DONALDSON
Brother William HOGGART
Son-in-law Thomas JACKSON
Children of Thomas JACKSON [and Ann]:
Elizabeth, John, Richard, Thomas, Joseph |
|
1760 |
Josiah JACKSON of Athy Co Kildare Gent & Mary ALCOCK of Parish Fontstown
spinster 11 Jan 1760 |
|
1760 |
Mable HOGGART City Dublin widow 26
Sept 1760 proved 2 Feb 1763
Daughter Isabella DONNALDSON
Daughter Ann JACKSON
Sister Margaret WHARTON [?] BUELY |
SEE Above; Death of Husband Thomas
HOGGARD 1759. |
1761 |
Edmond BURKE of Por[ummon?] Galway
Gent 14 Mar 1761 – 26 Jun 1762
Wife Ann [?]
Dau Catherine
Son Richard
Son Oliver
Daughter Ellen wife of Waller LINCOLN
of London
Daughter Elizabeth wife of Charles
JACKSON
Brother Dominik BURKE & his
children Dominick & Ellen |
|
1761 |
Rev. James MILLER Ballinrobe Co. Mayo
Clerk 17 Sept 1761 proved 12 Aug 1767
Wife Douglass MILLER otherwise CUFFE
sister Sarah MILLER nephew George JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1762 |
James CUFF of Ballinrobe Co. Mayo 3
March 1762- 12 June 1762
Kinsman Michael CUFFE Esq.
Daughter Elizabeth wife od Dodwell BROWNE
Esq.
Daughter Jane wife of George
JACKSON Esq.
Son Michael CUFFE
Daughter Anne
Daughter Sarah
Daughter Bridget
Son James CUFFE
Sister Douglas MILLER |
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo originated
in Sneyd Park, -probably in Kent, England. The first Irish connection is
Oliver JACKSON (1605) whose son Francis JACKSON died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co.
Mayo. |
1762 |
Mary OBINS als BURLEIGH otherwise
JACKSON of Portadown Co. Armagh 16 Feb 1762 – 14
Sept 1762
Late father John JACKSON &
his wife Elizabeth CLARK of whom Mary OBINS was only issue
Oldest son Hercules BURLEIGH
2nd son John BURLEIGH
3rd son Langford BURLEIGH
Daughter Elizabeth BURLEIGH
Late husband John BURLEIGH Esq. |
|
1763 |
Abraham WILKINSON City Dublin Merchant
7 Oct 1763 – 11 March 1764
Brother Peter WILKINSON deceased.
Elizabeth and Lydia daughters of same. Nephew Peter WILKINSON Mother Mary WILKINSON
brother Thomas WILKINSON Thomas & Lydia children of same.
Cousins Peter, John & Thomas
LEEDOM
Cousin Michael WHITE and Lydia GANNON
orse JACKSON
Brother George WILKINSON ….. [more
names] |
|
1763 |
Ann JACKSON Clonmell Co Tipperary widow to Temperence VIZE of Dublin widow
the daughter. Granted 21 May 1763 |
Anne PERRY of Woodroffe, Co. Tipperary
widow of Rev. William JACKSON (d abt 1734) of Co. Cork. Their son was Micajah
JACKSON. |
1763 |
Elizabeth BARKER otherwise JACKSON wife of Francis BARKER of Waterford Esq. being with child
21 Apr 1763
Daughter Mary BARKER
Daughter Samuela BARKER
Mother Elizabeth JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork |
1763 |
William WHITE of Harristown Co. Meath
farmer 1 Nov 1763 proved 23 Feb 1764
Wife Anne – children John, Mary,
Thomas, Joseph, William and Elizabeth
Brothers-in-law Joseph BOARDMAN & Thomas
JACKSON |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1763 |
Lydia HEATH Co. Dublin widow 4 Nov
1763 proved 29 Aug 1776
Kinsman William VICKERS – son William
JACKSON – daughters Elizabeth [MOLDRUM?] Ann VICKERS & Lydia GANNON |
A William VICARS was the son of Joyce
JACKSON & Jeremiah VICARS.
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants.
|
1764 |
Joshua FENNELL of Kilcomonmore Co
Tipperary 15 Nov 1761
Wife Elizabeth
Grandchildren Joshua, Thomas, Joseph
& Elizabeth JACKSON
Daughters Hannah
Son George
Brother Caleb
Son John F
Son William
Daughter Mary JACKSON |
Mary FENNELL was the wife of Joseph
JACKSON (1727-1800) of Tincurry, Co. Tipperary and Jonestown, Kings Co.
I initially had the name o her father
as William FENNELL. NOTE: This my require double-checking. |
1764 |
Henry STEEL City of Dublin Mariner
& Jane JACKSON of Parish of St. Bridget widow 23rd Feb
1764 |
|
1764 |
Joshua FENNELL of Kilcomonmore Tipperary
15 Nov 1761 – 1764
Wife Elizabeth
Grandchildren Joshua, Thomas, Joseph
& Elizabeth JACKSON |
See death of husband Joshua FENNELL
1764 above. |
1764 |
Mathew JACKSON Babrigan Co. Louth Gent 30 Apr 1764 proved 27 June 1764
Daughter Mary PLUNKETT otherwise
JACKSON
Laurence PLUNKETT husband of same |
|
1764 |
Richard JACKSON City Dublin Broadweaver & Mary DOUGLASS of Parish St.
Catherines spinster 12 May 1764 |
|
1765 |
Catherine STINSON Parish of St, Johns
Limerick widow 13 Feb 1765 proved ? Dec 1777
Brothers Ambrose & Tristram
GOODWIN
Niece Mary JACKSON widow. Catherine
daughter of same
… |
|
1765 |
Paul ESPINASSE City of Dublin
Staymaker & Celia JACKSON Parish St. Catherine 1 Oct 1765 |
|
1765 |
Charles O.NEILL of Shanes Castle Co
Antrim Esq. 27 Feb 1765 proved 4 Nov 1769
Late wife Alice O’NEIL orse BRODERICK
daughter of the late Rt Hon St. John BRODERICK Esq. – late father John ONEIL
Esq. Honorable Anne BRODERICK widow of said John BRODERICK – sons John and
St. John O’NEIL Esq. daughter Anne. Sister Mary BURROWES widow of Robert
BURROWES Esq Sisters Jane spinster Hale DAWSON & Elinor ONEIL Sister Anne
SHARMAN Niece Anne and Frances BURROWES daughters of the late Robert BURROWES
of Ballybrittan Esq. Richard JACKSON Esq. married to said daughter
Anne. Nephew John DAWSON Esq. Grandnephew Rev. William CHICHESTER Clerk. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry |
1765 |
Here lieth the body of Henry JACKSON of Listogahn chapel to immortality April 15 1765 also his two sons John
& Henry. |
This is on a page of Kilkenny
gravemarkers. |
1765 |
John GUINEA of SAcartagh Co. Tipperary
to Bridget JACKSON orse GUINEA wife of Mark JACKSON / the
relict granted 31 Dec 1765 |
Mark JACKSON may be Marko or Marks –
the penmanship makes this uncertain |
1765 |
Douglass MILLER of Ballinrobe widow 4
Dec 1762 – 15 June 1765
Husband Rev. James MILLER – father
Gerald CUFF Esq. – nephew George JACKSON Nieces Mrs (___) BROWN wife
of Dodwell BROWN and Anne CUFF – brother James CUFF Nieces Sarah CUFF and
Biddy CUFF – sister [in-law] Sarah MILLER Cousin Letitia LINDSAY and Robert
MILLER jr. son of Robert MILLER and grandson of Gibbert MILLER. Cousin Robert
LINDSAY. Natural sister Mrs. GALE – nephew Michael CUFF. Nephews Robert
MILLER and James CUFF |
SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
1765 |
Thomas BRYAN Carrick on[fuie?] Co.
Tipperary Gent to Anna Maria JACKSON the daughter granted 30 Jan 1765 |
SEE: ROD: 238-549-156172
Btw George JACKSON late of Rahinane Co Tipperary but then of Clonegonah, Kings Co Gent & Anna
Maria JACKSON otherwise BRYAN his wife of the 1 pt. &
Elizabeth WHITBY otherwise BRYAN widow of the 2nd pt & John
JEPHSON of Carrickanshane Tipperary of 3rd pt…. lands of Ballnagranah
houses called the Black Houses in Carrickonshane Co Tipperary. |
1766 |
Elizabeth HOMAN wife of George HOMAN
Shurcock Co. Westmeath Esq 12 Nov 1766 – 21 Mar 1769. Mother Ellen JACKSON Son William HOMAN daughter Ellen MARSH otherwise HOMAN wife of Peter MARSH.
Daughters Mary & Anne HOMAN |
See: ROD: 238-513-155993 |
1766 |
Mary VILLIERS of Ballynebooly Co.
Kilkenny widow 28 Jan 1746 -9 May 1754
Husband John VILLIERS late of said
place Esq. Mother Francis KING younger children Dorothy, Jane, Elizabeth,
George & Edward. Son-in-law Barnaby JACKSON married to said
daughter Jane – son Richard. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kilkenny. And The land grants to Edmond
JACKSON at Corluddy, Portnascully,
and Dungooly |
1766 |
Thomas OWENS of Acclare Co. Louth Gent
14 Jan 1766 – 27 Feb 1766
Wife Catherine – nephew John BLACKER –
Thomas BLACKER son of same – nephew Thomas WHITE and George JACKSON – sister
Rose ELLIOT – niece Elizabeth OWENS – Brother Simon OWENS – Niece Mary &
Sarah OWENS daughters of same – Nephews Thomas & John OWENS – Nephew William
JACKSON |
NOTE Simon OWENS was the father of Catherine OWENS, wife of Oliver JACKSON.
George & William were two of their children. Oliver JACKSON died when his
children were very young. SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
1766 |
Thomas PLOWMAN of Newtown Co. Kildare
Gent & Jane JACKSON of Parish Donoughmore spinster. 31 July 1766 |
|
1766 |
William WILCOCK City of Cork Merchant
& Phebe JACKSON of Parish Sir Kairns Kings Co. spinster 26 Jan 1766 |
See: Jacksons of Ballyboy, Kings Co. For Sir Kairns Kings Co. aka Seirkieran.SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
1767 |
Alexander JACKSON Aughnacloy Co. Tyrone to Jane JACKSON the widow 15 Dec
1767 |
I have another Alexander JACKSON of
Co. Tyrone with a wife Mary. He died before 1785. SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1767 |
Edward MARTIN of Dublin Esq 31 Mar
1762 – 23 April 1767. Daughter Sarah – Son William – daughter Jane JACKSON – relation Kitty ENNIS |
|
1767 |
Hannibal FRASER of Birr Kings Co. Esq
& Ann JACKSON Parish Clontarf spinster 29 June 1767 |
JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly This tree starts with an unnamed JACKSON born in the late 1600s
who supposedly came from the North of Ireland. There are likely connections
to other JACKSON trees where the DROUGHT family is mentioned, and also
JACKSONs from Parsonstown aka Birr. . |
1767 |
Joseph HOWELL Dublin, Merchant to Hannah
JACKSON otherwise VINCENT the grand-niece 17 Feb 1767 |
NOTE: A Johanna VINCENT was the wife of Peter JACKSON (d. btw 1772-1774)
of Dublin |
1767 |
Poole MOLYNEUX late of Richmond Co.
Surrey now of Hammersmith Co. Middlesex Esq. 12 April 1767 – 12 Oct 1772. Nephew
Samuel SHULDHAM Esq. Sister Dorothy MOLYNEUX niece Sarah CUSTICE [CURTIS?]
and Nabby JACKSON. Nieces Katherine HUTSON Katherine SMITH and Eleanor
SHULDHAM. Sister Elizabeth BUTLER (__) KELLY Esq. Rev (___) SHULDHAM and
(___) BUTLER were husband of sister Elizabeth |
|
1767 |
Richard JACKSON Calogg Co. Longford Gent 3 Jan 1767 – proved 29 Feb 1768
Grandfather Richard JACKSON of
Finnenane Co. Longford – father Philip JACKSON of Calogg. Grandfather
Richard POOLE – Uncle Anthony JACKSON Kinsman William MURPHY Aunt Sarah
MURPHY (MILL also MURPHY
Catherine MURPHY & Ann MURPHY children
of same
Aunt Dorothy CUNNINGHAM ____ Mathew CUNNINGHAM
both of Edgeworthstown. Mary CUNNINGHAM daughter of Mathew CUNNINGHAM – nephews Richard JACKSON eldest son of brother William JACKSON, John 2nd son of same, Samuel JACKSON 3rd son of same.
Nephews John JACKSON – brother William JACKSON. |
SEE: Descendants of Richard JACKSON of Tinenare |
1767 |
Samuel PEARSON of Clonin Kings Co.
farmer 25 Aug 1763-28 Feb 1767 Wife Sarah sons Thomas
…
SHARPLESS mother of said wife
Daughters Sarah THACKER, Elizabeth
JACKSON Sons-in-law John THACKER & Thomas JACKSON jr. |
Badly cropped image – I missed a line
Elizabeth PEARSON (1738-1780) of
Edenderry married Thomas JACKSON (1732-1798) of Edenderry. SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland |
1767 |
Susanna GRAHAM City Dublin Spinster 10
Feb 1767 proved 25 Nov 1772
Sister Jane GRAHAM orse MYRES wife of
Christopher MYRES
Sister Anne JACKSON
Nephew Graham MYRES & Graham MYRES
sons of Jane GRAHAM |
|
1768 |
Andrew MAUNSELL of Millbrook Co.
Tipperary Esq. 5 Feb 1768 – 15 Feb 1770
Son John executor
Son Maunsell Andrew the lands of Rockmount
als Corruk & Killen [punchion] containing 85a held from the
representatives of the late Lord Robert NORRIS
Son Robert
Son-in-law George JACKSON,
Richard HAWKSHORN, George PEPPER
Daughters Elizabeth, Elinor, May &
Amelia
Grandson Maunsell ANDREWS |
Likely connected to the MAUNSELLs
mentioned in Rae Blair’s Blog on the JACKSONs of Tipperary.
It is possible that the George JACKSON in question was the George JACKSON (d 1834 Mount
Pleasant, Co. Tipperary) son of George JACKSON & Anne MINCHIN.
More work needed. |
1768 |
Edward JACKSON Ballyboy Co. Tipperary Gent to Rowland JACKSON Esq. the
son granted 21 Dec 1768 |
Jacksons of Waterford & Cork |
1768 |
Elizabeth BARKER otherwise JACKSON wife of Francis BARKER of Waterford Esq. being with child
21 Apr 1763 proved 1768
Daughter Mary BARKER
Daughter Samuela BARKER
Mother Elizabeth JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork |
1768 |
James JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow farmer & Ann JOHNSTON of Parish St. Johns
spinster 15 Nov 1768 |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1768 |
Joseph HONE of New Market Co. Dublin
Cloathier & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of St. Luke 25 July 1768 |
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1768 |
Joseph PAVEY of Mountrath Queens Co.
27 Dec 1767 – 28 May 1768
Sons-in-law William JACKSON and Jeremiah
REED – sons John & Joseph Son-in-law Thomas GORMAN daughters Susanna
JACKSON and Hannah REED. Daughters Rachel. Grandchildren Hester &
Sarah children of said Thomas GORMAN daughter Esther GORMAN |
|
1768 |
Richard JACKSON Dublin Doctor of Laws 17 Nov 1768 proved 24 Apr 1769
Aunt Katherine SALE wife of Dr. Edward
SALE |
Richard JACKSON
(b. abt 1720) was a son of Richard JACKSON (d. btw 1737-1740) and Anne GORE.
He was also the brother or Rev. William JACKSON (abt 1737-1795) of United Irishman
fame. Katherine SALE was his aunt through his grandmother Elizabeth TIFFIN’s
2nd marriage to John SALE, whose son Edward SALE ( d 1743) married
Katherine (d. 1770). |
1769 |
Francis KING Esq to Dorcas JACKSON otherwise KING otherwise ORMSBY widow
Mary SMITH otherwise KING daughters of
deceased. Granted 17 Mar 1769 |
Dorcas ORMSBY died
btw 1769-1772 married 1stly Francis KING and then Edward JACKSON. Her daughter
Mary KING, wife of Henry SMYTH died abt 1769. She was born abt 1707, likely in either Sligo or Dublin. |
1769 |
George GOODACRE of Milltown Co. Dublin
Gent and Jane JACKSON parish of Chappelizod 25 May 1769 |
|
1769 |
James JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow farmer & Rachel NÉEDHAM of Parish
Donnaghmore spinster 28 Jan 1769 |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass.
She came with a fortune – but from who?
Was she related to the NEEDHAMS who were Viscounts Kilmory? |
1769 |
Mary SMITH als KING widow 144-151
Dorcas JACKSON als KING als ORMSBY the mother 15 March 1769 |
Dorcas ORMSBY died
btw 1769-1772 married 1stly Francis KING and then Edward JACKSON. Her daughter
Mary KING, wife of Henry SMYTH died abt 1769. She was born abt 1707, likely in either Sligo or Dublin. |
1770 |
Elizabeth WEBSTER Dublin Widow 23 July
1770 proved 9 Jan 1775
Brother Henry MARTIN of Philadelphia
America – Grand-daughter Mary JACKSON – Grandson Robert JACKSON |
|
1770 |
William JACKSON Mill Street Liberty Thomas Court Co. Dublin tanner 18 Sept 1770
proved 11 Oct 1774
Wife Ann JACKSON daughter Elizabeth
HONE wife of Joseph HONE – daughter Anne JACKSON – Brother [in-law] of
wife Mr. William HUNT |
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1770 |
William JACKSON of Bristletown Co. Wicklow farmer & Esther WILLSON of Parish
Donaghmore spinster 15 June 1770 |
|
1770 |
Katherine SALE of Great Britain
Street, Dublin 21 March 1770-7 Feb 1771
Sister Anne JACKSON |
Anne JACKSON was a
sister-in-law of Katherine SALE.
Richard JACKSON
(b. abt 1720) was a son of Richard JACKSON (d. btw 1737-1740) and Anne GORE.
He was also the brother or Rev. William JACKSON (abt 1737-1795) of United Irishman
fame. Katherine SALE was his aunt through his grandmother Elizabeth TIFFIN’s
2nd marriage to John SALE, whose son Edward SALE ( d 1743) married
Katherine (d. 1770). |
1771 |
Esther GORDON Carrickmacross Co.
Monaghan widow 14 Dec 1771 proved 22 July 1772
Son-Alexander GORDON
Daughter Ann JACKSON
Son John GORDON, Samuel GORDON, James
GORDON, Walter GORDON.
Daughter Esther GORDON
Husband Thomas GORDON
Grandson Thomas RUXTON
Son-in-law Thomas JACKSON |
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
1771 |
Frances JACKSON Spring Garden Kings Co. spinster 10 Oct 1771 proved 10th Dec 1771
Brother-in-law William KING – sister
Elizabeth KING wife of same – sister Margaret JACKSON- Sisters Ellinor
THOMPSON, Jane JACKSON & Harriet JACKSON. Brother George
JACKSON brother John JACKSON |
More work needed.
She is a good fit
in some ways with the naming patterns in the family of George JACKSON of
Mount Pleasant Tipperary and Anne MINCHIN
The KING
connection is also definitely of interest.
Also: ROD:308-213-204466
“Spring Garden”
may be in the townland of Frankford,
Parish Kilcormac,
Kings Co. |
1771 |
Isaac JACKSON City Dublin Stationer & Bookseller 7 Oct 1771 proved 22 July
1772
Son Robert – Nephew Nathaniel
JACKSON- Erasmus JACKSON – eldest son of same, Nathanial eldest
son of said Nathaniel- daughter Rachel Maria JACKSON – brothers
Daughter Mary JACKSON, Rebecca BOATE, Susanna MacLEAN daughter of same-
nephew ___ GORSHON – Rebecca daughter of same. |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1771 |
John FLAHY of Mountmellick Queens Co
16 Aug 1771 – 27 Feb 1772
Daughter Elizabeth JACKSON, wife of Nathaniel
JACKSON
Son- John
Grand-daughter Hannah JACKSON daughter of Nathaniel
Daughter Elinor KNIGHT
Daughters Mary & Elizabeth JACKSON
children of Nathaniel JACKSON
Sons Nathaniel & Erasmus JACKSON
Niece Mary SUTTON daughter of John
SUTTON |
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland.
Elizabeth FLAHY
was the wife of Nathaniel JACKSON (1692-?) |
1771 |
John LONG City of Dublin Yeoman and Elizabeth
JACKSON of Parish of St. Ann widow 28 May 1771 |
|
1771 |
John MOORE of Drumon Co. Tyrone – 31 Oct
1771 proved 27 May 1778
Wife Jane MOORE otherwise JACKSON
Son William |
SEE Jacksons
of Co. Down.
Jane JACKSON was a
daughter of Gilbert JACKSON (1677-1723) & Annas KELL (abt 1679-1766) |
1771 |
John FLAHY of Mountmellick Queens Co 16
Aug 1771 – 27 Feb 1772
Daughter Elizabeth JACKSON, wife of Nathaniel
JACKSON
Son- John
Grand-daughter Hannah JACKSON daughter
of Nathaniel
Daughter Elinor KNIGHT
Daughters Mary & Elizabeth JACKSON
children of Nathaniel JACKSON
Sons Nathaniel & Erasmus JACKSON
Niece Mary SUTTON daughter of John
SUTTON |
See also 1770
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland.
|
1772 |
Daniel JACKSON Abbey Street Dublin 15 Sept 1772 proved [?] Dec 1772
Nephew John JACKSON Brother Henry JACKSON
Nieces Jane & Frances. Nephew Charles
DERRING 2nd son to Henry DERING |
See JACKSONs of
Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin
NOTE: Daniel JACKSON was also of Tullamore, Kings
Co. His wife was Catherine DERING (1711-1793) aka DEERING aka DERRING.
SEE also: Also:
ROD:308-213-204466 |
1772 |
David GRATTAN Rabbitfields Co. Kildare
Gent 28 Feb 1772 proved 16 March 1772
Wife Hanna GRATTAN
Brother Robert GRATTAN
Brother-in-law Mathew JACKSON |
SEE: Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1772 |
Francis MINCHIN of Co. Dublin merchant
– 1 Sept 1772 proved 21 Jan 1785
Wife Ann – son Francis – daughters
Mary & Ann – son John -nieces Jane PERRY – Harriot & Maryanne JACKSON-
nephew John JACKSON – brother Charles MINCHIN – Brother-in-law Richard
THWAITES |
Also under 1773
Minchin Jackson family tree This tree is tantalizingly
close to the tree of the Jacksons
of Kings Co. I do not yet know whether it will connect to other trees I
have assembled thus far. Mary Anne MINCHIN was the wife of George JACKSON of
Co. Tipperary & Kings Co. |
1772 |
Peter JACKSON Dublin Gent 23 July 1772 – 7 June 1794
Wife Joanne JACKSON – only daughter
Mary JACKSON youngest son Henry JACKSON – eldest son Peter JACKSON |
SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna He made his start as a
hacklemaker in Dublin, and then blacksmith. Their descendants were at Fairy
Hill Bray, Co. Wicklow, and also in Tipperary & Dublin |
1773 |
Esther Martha VOTO [aka VATEAU] of
City of Dublin spinster – 6 March 1773 proved 14 Feb 1784
Brothers John VOTO now of Dublin book
binder and Paul Isaac VOTO – niece Sarah VOTO daughter of Paul Isaac – uncle
Peter VOTO – Samuel JACKSON married to niece Sarah |
Samuel
JACKSON of Dundonald
Samuel JACKSON
(1737-1816) b. Carrickfergus, Antrim, and was later of Mountpleasant [aka
Stormount], Ballymescaw, Dundonald, Co. Down.
|
1773 |
Francis JACKSON Francis Street Dublin Merchant – 2nd Feb 1773-23 July
1773
Son Richard JACKSON daughter Elizabeth
JACKSON otherwise HAMMOND Son Henry |
More work needed |
1773 |
George MORGAN Dublin to James
JACKSON Principal Creditor George & Thomas sons & only next kin
[Dec] 1773 |
|
1773 |
Peter VATEAU of Fade St Dublin Tanner
dated 3 Nov 1773 proved 30 April 1778
Wife Magdalene. Brother John Jacob
VATEAU Paul Isaac son of same. Grand-niece Sarah JACKSON née VATEAU
dau of said Paul Isaac VATEAU Peter Vateaux JACKSON eldest son of Sarah
JACKSON. Nieces Esther & Martha VATEAU spinsters nephew John VATEUX
son of brother John Jacob VATEAU Brother Isaac VATEAU deceased niece Anne BEAUCHAMP
orse MARTIN dau of same. Great Grandniece Esther Martha JACKSON daughter of Grandniece Sarah JACKSON orse VATEAU. |
Samuel
JACKSON of Dundonald
Samuel JACKSON (1737-1816) b.
Carrickfergus, Antrim, and was later of Mountpleasant [aka Stormount],
Ballymescaw, Dundonald, Co. Down.
|
1773 |
Charles Eyre JACKSON [Constable?] Co. Galway Gent to Elizabeth JACKSON the
widow granted Feb 1773 |
|
1774 |
Fownes JACKSON of Fade Street City Dublin Esq. & Sarah EDGEWORTH of Parish
of St. Anne Dublin spinster |
SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. |
1774 |
George POWELL of Rathbrigan Co.
Kildare Gent dated 1774 Wife Catherine, daughter Jane, daughter Anne
JACKSON, Son George, Son William, son John, son [Prussia?] Grand-daughter
Catherine POWELL |
This connects to: 1834-20-103
Matthew Henry JACKSON of Millmount,
Kings Co. & Anne JACKSON, widow, his mother of Marrion Ave., Co. of Dublin.
... sum of 400 pounds to his sister Hannah POWELL orse JACKSON... south side
of Edenderry St., Edenderry 78 ft X 54 ft X 200 ft X 400 ft under lease of
Marquis of Devonshire & part of the lands of Monastoris called Millmount
formerly called Jacksons farm – 150 acres profitable land and 27 acres of
bog together with the ill dwelling house [?] trees and other improvements and
also the Mill dam watercourses flowing to and from the mill at the yearly
rate of 50 pounds, in the Barony of Coolestown, Kings Co.... lives of Matthew
Henry JACKSON & Rolleston John GRATTON
Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1774 |
John JACKSON & Catherine GRAHAM spinster 2 July 1774 |
|
1774 |
John SUTTON City of Dublin Merchant
& Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St. John 21 July 1774 |
|
1774 |
John JACKSON Prussia Street Co. Dublin Gent to James NICHOLSON of Dublin
Principal Creditor Anna JACKSON the widow. Strettle & Abigail
& Joshua his children Granted 19 Dec 1774 |
JACKSONs of Co. Cork |
1774 |
Mathew JACKSON Millmount Kings Co. Gent 7 April 1774-8 July 1779
2nd son Richard eldest son William 3rd son Mathew 4th son
Robert
Wife Mary JACKSON 2nd daughter
Jane JACKSON 3rd daughter Ruth JACKSON 4th daughter Maria
JACKSON |
Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare
Mathew JACKSON
(1721-1779) of Millmount, Edenderry |
1774 |
Mary JACKSON Dublin spinster to Nathaniel JACKSON quaker the brother
Granted 22 Jan 1774 |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1774 |
Alexander JACKSON Strabane Co. Tyrone Guager 28 June 1774-15 Jun 1775 |
I have another Alexander JACKSON of
Co. Tyrone with a wife Mary. He died before 1785. SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1775 |
Genealogy chart of John POWELL Esq.
Daughters:
Elizabeth POWELL wife of Hugh COX
Anne POWELL wife of Rev. George ROEKE
Catherine wife of Patrick DOWNES
Children of Elizabeth COX: daughters
Catherine, Elizabeth; sons [Sampson] COX & Robert COX
Aunt Catherine JACKSON &
Margery GABBET |
|
1775 |
John RIGBY of Exchequer Street City
Dublin Gunsmith & Catherine JACKSON of Parish of St. Catherines
spinster 17 Apr 1775 |
Belfast Newsletter: Mr. RIGBY of Dame St., gunsmith, to Miss JACKSON of Caple Street. |
1775 |
Elizabeth WEBSTER Dublin widow 23 Jul
1770 proved 9 Jan 1775
Brother Henry MARTIN of Philadelphia,
America – Grand-daughter Mary JACKSON – grandson Robert JACKSON |
I suspect a connection to Isaac JACKSON (1705-1772) husband of Mary WEBSTER.
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1775 |
George ADAMS of Heathstown Co. Meath
Esq. proved 1 Jun 1775
Wife Elizabeth ADAMS als JACKSON
[M.A. pat 22 Jun 1730]?
Son William
Daughter Elizabeth
Son Peter (executor)
3- Francis
4- John
Daughter Hanna
5 son Charles
6 Richard |
Elizabeth JACKSON
was a daughter of Rev. Peter JACKSON (1681-1734) & Frances FOWNES
SEE: ROD 97-7-66702
Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
1775 |
Thomas JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow Gent & Isabella BRUNTON of Parish of
St. Catherines spinster 7 Oct 1775 |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1776 |
James JACKSON 2 Jan 1776 proved 14 Jun 1794
Sister ___ READE
Sister-in-law Anne JACKSON
Niece Elizabeth SUTTON
Nephew Richard JACKSON |
NOTE: There may be a
connection: John SUTTON City of Dublin Merchant & Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St. John 21 July 1774
NOTE: There may be a
connection: Ann JACKSON of Essex Bridge Dublin Widow to Elizabeth
SUTTON otherwise JACKSON wife of Alderman John SUTTON the daughter
granted 25 Nov 1797 |
1776 |
Mary COPE of Dublin widow 30 Dec 1775
– 20 Jan 1776 sister wife of Rev. George JACKSON
Brother Thomas TAYLOR |
The wife of Rev. George JACKSON was
Elizabeth TAYOR. SEE: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee -
Antrim. |
1776 |
Joseph MASON Barrack Street Dublin
cabinet maker to Sarah JACKSON wife & James JACKSON the Cousin
Germain |
Usually, Cousin Germain refers to a 1st cousin. |
1776 |
Robert CHERMSIDE of Portaferry Co.
Down apothecary & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of St. Mary Dublin spinster
4 July 1776 |
|
1776 |
John COLLINS of Martinstown Co.
Westmeath Gent 13 Oct 1776 21 Mar 1777
Wife Mary JACKSON
Daughter Mary = MILLS
Thomas son of James COLLINS of
Boardstown Westmeath
John brother of Thomas COLLINS |
|
1777 |
Anthony COLLINS of High Street Co. Dublin
Linen Painter & Mary JACKSON of Parish St. Audeon Dublin spinster |
|
1778 |
Samuel DUNN of Corbally Queens Co.
farmer and Catherine JACKSON of Parish of St. Ann spinster 21 Aug 1778 |
|
1778 |
Jane JACKSON Aughnacloy Co. Tyrone widow 3rd Oct 1777 proved 25 March
1778
Husband Alexander JACKSON. Sons
John, Robert & Alexander |
|
1778 |
John JACKSON City of Dublin Gent & Alicia CUTTER Dublin parish St. Thomas
spinster 18 Dec 1778 |
|
1778 |
John THOMSON of Cootehill Co. Cavan 29
Oct 1778 proved 13 Mar 1779
Brother Josias THOMSON deceased – Humphy
son of same – brother Robert THOMSON – Humphry son of same- John son of last
named Humphry – Nephew John WILLSON deceased – John son of same – nephew
Humphry WILLSON – William – Humphry & Leitia children of same – niece Lettice
WILLSON orse JACKSON – Thomas JACKSON son of same – nephew
Benjamin WILLSON & niece his wife Isabella THOMSON orse WILLSON – Josais
WILLSON brother of said Benjamin WILLSON – John WILLSON son of Benjamin WILLSON |
I wonder if there is an error in Bentham’s transcriptions – or else in my other
sources from deeds. I have a Letitia THOMSON married Hugh JACKSON
(1751-1810). SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1778 |
Patrick STAFFORD of the Four Court
Marshalsea Dublin Gent 17 April 1777 proved Jan 1778
Wife Sidney STAFFORD orse JACKSON orse
CROWE |
` |
1778 |
Thomas JACKSON Lisnaboe Co. Meath Gent
3 March 1778 proved 27 Feb 1796 Father Henry JACKSON- wife Ann JACKSON eldest
son Gordon JACKSON daughters Mary, Esther, Ann, Catherin & Dorothy. Sons
Henry, Thomas, Charles & Alexander. Brother-in-law Alexander GORDON |
JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1778 |
Jeremiah JACKSON of Fanningstown Co. Limerick 12 Oct 1778 proved 18 Oct 1780
Daughters Frances LANGLEY &
Elizabeth TUTHILL youngest son Rev. Jeremiah JACKSON Grandson John
TUTHILL eldest son Thomas JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Duddington [aka Doddingham],
Northamptonshire, England. The tree begins with Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662)
and is of special reasons for two reasons. The alleged Irish roots during the
Elizabethan era of the family of Sir Thomas JACKSON (1841-1915), as well as
their connections to Co. Kildare. The earliest known Irish-settled family is
that of Francis JACKSON (1670-1740) who died in Fanningstown, Co. Limerick. |
1779 |
James JOHNSTON of Silver Hill Co. Fermanagh
Esq. & Elizabeth JESSOP of Parish St. Mary widow 6 May 1779 |
|
1779 |
Jane WATSON Carlow 25 Dec 1779 proved
29 Nov 1786
Eldest son John WATSON
Son Robert WATSON – niece Sarah
JACKSON daughter
Sara WATSON late daughter
Jane WATSON - cousin James LECKEY |
|
1779 |
John JACKSON of King Street & Anne HUMPHRYS of Parish of St,. Michan widow
20 April 1779 |
This deed is way
too early, but the convergence of names is interesting given patterns of
later intergenerational marriages: RD: 30-455-19132. Image
324
Memorial of deed 7
Dec 1715 between John JACKSON of City of Dublin, Linnen Draper
and Ann HUMPHRYS also JACKSON his wife of the one part & Elias
HUMPHRYS of said City Painter of the other part. In 1695 deed to Elias
HUMPHRYS demised house called Court of Guard near Young’s Castle in Oxmantowne.
Now Elias, father of said Ann JACKSON died intestate on or
about 1707 but letters of Admin entitled Anne to 1/5 part & since Jane
HUMPHRYs, another daughter of Elias died about 1711 minor and under age 21,
her portion is divided equally (lots more if this proves of interest). |
1779 |
Nathan HONE of Newmarket City of
Dublin Merchant & Anne JACKSON of Co. Dublin Parish St. Catherines
spinster 1 May 1779 |
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1779 |
Rachel JACKSON orse NÉEDHAM City Dublin
22 Jun 1779 proved 14 July 1779
Husband James JACKSON late Spinians
Co. Wicklow |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1780 |
Harvey FAIRBROTHER of Fordams Alley
Co. Dublin Stover & Mary JACKSON of Parish of St. Peter widow |
A Mary FAIRBROTHER was wife of Alexander
JACKSON of Tyrone. There may be a connection.
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1780 |
Pricilla WILLINGTON Killoskehane Co.
Tipperary spinster 16 May 1780 proved 4 Aug 1790 Sister Anne MINCHIN wife of
John MINCHIN of Anna Co. Tipperary – Mary KYFFIN – Jonathon WILLINGTON K and
Elizabeth MINCHIN children of sister Anne – sister Alice WILLINGTON wife of
John WILLINGTON of Killoskehane aforesaid Esq. [?] Mary WILLINGTON Elizabeth
WILLINGTON Jonathon WILLINGTON Anne WILLINGTON Priscilla WILLINGTON and James
WILLINGTON.
Kinswoman Mary Ann JACKSON wife
of Minchin JACKSON Alice WILLINGTON widow of King WILLINGTON deceased.
Kinsman the Rev John SMITH of Lismacrory Co. Tipperary – Mother Mary
WILLINGTON brother John WILLINGTON of CastleWillington Co. Tipperary Esq. |
Minchin Jackson family tree This tree is tantalizingly
close to the tree of the Jacksons
of Kings Co. I do not yet know whether it will tie in to other trees I
have assembled thus far. The senior George JACKSON would have been born in
the latter part of the 1600s, although where, I do not know.
The WILLINGTON
link to the JACKSONs is explored in a Blog by Rae Blair. Also
Castle Willington. |
1780 |
James JACKSON of Bachelors Walk City
Dublin Gent & Gainer GRIFFITH Parish St. Peter 1 Feb 1780 |
|
1781 |
David GRATTON Rabbitstown Co. Kildare
to Hannah GRATTON orwise GRATTAN orwse JACKSON wife` of Richard JACKSON Gent
the mother. 7 June 1781 |
SEE: Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare
There may be a connection to the GRATTAN who married a daughter of Rev. John JACKSON
(1604-1691) and Anne HOLT and/or to one of the descendants of the Rev.
Patrick GRATTAN (1648-1725) and Grizzell BRERETON (1648-1725.
SEE: JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin
NOTE: Also a reference in ROD: 222-378-149365 in
1764: For lives of Joseph GRATTON son of Robert GRATON of
Rabbitfield, Co. Kildare. And in 1785 ROD: 371-52-24747? That mentions
Richard JACKSON and Rabbitfield.
NOTE: It is curious that a Richard JACKSON
(1752-1799) and Hannah JACKSON were both children of Mathew JACKSON
(1721-1779) and Mary Margaret TAYLOR ( 1724-1814). |
1781 |
Robert LAWDEN City Dublin stone Carver
& Jane JACKSON of parish St. Bridget Spinster |
|
1781 |
Thomas HOWARD of Clontarf Co. Dublin
Cotton Manufacturer & Mary JACKSON of Parish Glasnevin 19 Mar 1781 |
|
1782 |
Robert JACKSON Dublin Victualler to
Elizabeth JACKSON the widow 29 Aug 1782 |
|
1782 |
Thomas JACKSON Edenderry Kings Co. 5
May 1782 proved 23 Jan 1786
Daughter Anne WHITE Son Isaac
Daughter Hannah BOARDMAN
Son Thomas son Joseph son Willian
Daughter Elizabeth BARNES
Grandchildren Anne WHITE, Mary WHITE,
John WHITE, Thomas WHITE & William WHITE Granddaughter Elizabeth WHITE daughter
of Anne WHITE – Grandson William BARNES |
Elizabeth JACKSON
(b 1729 Jonestown) married a BARNES. She was a daughter of Thomas JACKSON
(1698-1785) and Mary BOARDMAN (1694-1740). Another of their daughters, Anne
JACKSON (1722-?), married Thomas WHITE. Daughter Hannah married a BOARDMAN.
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1783 |
Frances JACKSON City Dublin spinster
22 Apr 1783 proved 13 Dec 1786
Nephew Edward BEAVER – sister Jane
PHILLIPS wife of Rev. George PHILLIPS Brother Revd Mr John JACKSON niece Mary
Ann ASHENHURST sister of Edward BEAVER |
Rev George
PHILLIPS (1703-1790) married Jane JACKSON, a daughter of Rev. John JACKSON (1688-1751)
& Anne CASTLETON (?-1729). The Rev John JACKSON (1712-1787), brother of Frances
JACKSON, had two children (I do not know their names). 1766, Rev JACKSON
built Darndale House aka Derndawe, Darrendarre, Derndale, Derrindary. He
bequeathed the house and property to The Incorporated Society of Protestant
Schools, subject to his nephew Edward Beaver.
SEE: ROD:
260-175-168262 – a 1767 deed which mentions Daniel JACKSON of Tullymore, Francis
EVANS, Frances JACKSON spinster, Jane PHILLIPS (JACKSON & Rev John
JACKSON guardian of Edward BEVER minor eldest son of Mary ASHENHURST
otherwise BEVER otherwise THOUGLEY who was the widow of Samuel BEVER Esq
& the daughter of Abraham SHRIGLY Esq. dec’d who was the eldest son of
Folliot SHRIGLEY Esq
SEE: JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin
A record in Clogher
Clergy had this Frances JACKSON married to a Mr. DICKSON. Assuming that she
was a spinster, this would seem to be incorrect. |
1783 |
Hugh JACKSON City of Dublin shoe maker
& Ann TATE of Parish of St. Peter spinster 9 Aug 1783 |
|
1783 |
Joseph JACKSON City of Dublin
Goldsmith & Deborah TOWNSEND Parish St. Weburghs Dublin Spinster |
|
1783 |
Thomas JACKSON of Thomas Street City
Dublin Beadle of St. Catherines Parish & Frances CONNOLLY Parish of St. Catherine
widow 3 Jan 1783 |
|
1784 |
[Dame] Sarah TAYLOR widow 16 Oct 1784
proved 20 July 1787
Husband Sir James TAYLOR late of
Dublin Knight & Alderman. Sarah FISHER orws TREVOR Grandaughter of same –
Barbara RUTLEDGE & Anne TAYLOR daughters of Sir James – James Taylor
Taylor Grandson of Sir James – James & Benjamin TAYLOR cousins of Sir
James. Mary RUTLEDGE née JACKSON granddaughter of Sir JAMES- Grand
daughter Barbara TAYLOR only daughter of said daughter Anne – Gerit FISHER
Esq husband of said Sarah FISHER – grandson Hugh TREVOR |
Marie RUTLEDGE,
daughter of William RUTLEDGE Esq & Barbara TAYLOR married Col. George
JACKSON (1761-1805) in August 1783. SEE: JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo
Sir James TAYLOR
was a Mayor of Dublin who was preceded by Benjamin GEALE.
I suspect a connection to Sir
Thomas TAYLOUR 1st Earl of Bective.
See also (the location and profession he had before he
was knighted is interesting): The RUTLEDGE
families of Co. Mayo: WILLIAM RUTTLEDGE m. in 1758 Barbara, younger
daughter of James Taylor of Crockedstaff. Dublin, brewer. 214 His uncle.
Revd. Anthony Mills. his mothers brother officiated at the wedding. In
1765-66 Sir James Taylor was Lord Mayor of Dublin and William Ruttledge the
High Sheriff. 2l5 After the French invasion of 1798 William made a claim for
£780-1/7 & a half d. for loss of cattle, wine, furniture, provisions and
fire arms. 216 William's wife died in 1768 217 and he made his will on 9
January 1800 and died the next day. 210 Their only child. Maria m. in 1783
Col. George Jackson of Enniscoe, near Ballina, son of George Jackson the
elder and his wife Jane. nee Cuffe. 218 They had six sons and seven
daughters. 2l9 |
1784 |
James JACKSON of Birr Kings Co. Esq
& Margaret FITZGERALD of Parish of St. Thomas Widow 18 June 1784 |
I am not sure which family in Birr
that he clicks in to. |
1784 |
John CLARKE late of Meath now of Birr
Kings Co. 23 Apr 1784-19 May 1784
Brother-in-law Thomas SHORT
Sister Mary wife of Edward DALY
____ Lucy SHORT
Minchin JACKSON = [__] [children]
Elizabeth JACKSON - Henry JACKSON =
ANN – John JACKSON |
Minchin Jackson family tree This tree is tantalizingly
close to the tree of the Jacksons
of Kings Co. I do not yet know whether it will tie in to other trees I
have assembled thus far. |
1784 |
Major Robert WOOD East India Company
Service
Rt Hon Richard JACKSON
Maria Letitia WOOD mentioned
8 July 1784 |
Interesting: On the 20th inst. Mr.
Nathaniel JACKSON, of Lancaster, formerly a Captain in the West India trade
from that port.
Carlisle Journal, 28 May 1803 |
1784 |
Mathew JACKSON City Dublin Gent & Sarah COULTON of Parish St. Catherine
spinster 24 April 1784 |
|
1784 |
Rickards JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow & Sara WHITE of Parish Rathdrum 30
Jan 1784 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. I do not yet have
him in this tree – just a matter of time. |
1784 |
Robert FISHBOURNE of Carlow Watch
maker 11 Aug 1781 proved 23 Feb 1784
Wife Ann FISHBOURNE orwise DALE
Sister Jane FISHBOURN
Brother William FISHBOURNE
Brother-in-law Edward JACKSON
Sister Ann wife of Edward JACKSON
|
SEE: ROD: 409-335-268515. 1789
Feb 18.
Btw Jane FISHBOURNE of Castledibbs in Co & town of Carrickfergus Spinster of 1st pt Edward JACKSON of town & Co Carlow Chandler
of 2nd pt & Henry BRUEN of Oak Park Co Carlow Esq of 3rd pt.. reciting earlier deed of 1779 btw Edward JACKSON & Robert FISHBOURNE late of
Carlow watchmaker …lengthy description of land leased by Edward JACKSON at corner of Castle St. & Burren St…
Also ROD: 317-579-220099
Edward JACKSON, Chandler of Carlow
Town releases properties mentioned as granted him by Robert BURTON, of
Harristown, Co. Kildare, deceased & William HUMFREY, Gent of
Carlow Town, unto Robert FISHBOURNE, Watchmaker for £211.7.6 ster, subject to
redemption.
Robert BURTON grants plot of ground
lately held by Thomas CREETHORNE, in Dublin st Carlow town, to Edward JACKSON
for life of Edward JACKSON James PROSSOR, son of James PROSSOR late of Carlow
Town, deceased & William GIBSON, son of William GIBSON of Carlow Town, Gent.
at rent mentioned, renewable for ever.
William HUMFREY grants to Edward
JACKSON a dwelling house on corner of Castle st & Burrin st in Carlow
town + dwelling house on Burrin St for lives of William JACKSON son of Edward
JACKSON, William FISHBOURNE, 2nd son of William FISHBOURNE of
Carlow Town and Samuel MITCHELL, 2nd son of James MITCHELL, Gent
of Carlow Town for ever, with perpetual renewal, at rent mentioned. |
1784 |
Thomas JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow
Gent & Mary SOCKSMITH of Parish of St. Michan widow 29 May 1784 |
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1785 |
Richard HARE Corke Esq 27 Oct 1785 proved
14 Jan 1795
… CORKER etc many
names
Niece Catherin JACKSON daughter
of sister Jane HARE |
NOTE: A Catherine HARE was a wife of Micajah
JACKSON (d aft 1760), son of Rev. William JACKSON & Anne PERRY
Needs more work. |
1785 |
James Gray RUDDOCK of Ballincorr Kings
Co. Esq. Henrietta JACKSON Kings Co. Parish St. Keran Kings Co. spinster 28
Oct 1785 |
Henrietta JACKSON of Grange, Sierkeeran
Parish, Kings Co., Ireland
JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
1785 |
John DAY of Mill Street Co. Dublin Clothier
& Hannah JACKSON of Parish of St. Catherines spinster 24 Jan 1785 |
|
1785 |
Robert JACKSON of Grange Kings Co, Esq. & Mary CARROLL Parish St. Annes
Dublin spinster 12 Nov 1785 |
JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. |
1785 |
Thomas BOYCE of Bishops Hall Co. Kilkenny
Esq 2 Aug 1785 -1789?]
Daughter Frances CAREW
1st son Samuel & wife Margaret
JACKSON
Daughter Margaret [BATT? BALL?]
Theodore COKE of Waterford Esq. his
sons Robert & John
2nd wife Rebecca BOYCE |
SEE Name variants:
COOK, COOKE…
SEE: ROD: 229-368-150895
BTW Thomas BOYCE
of City of Waterford & Margaret BOYCE his wife also JACKSON of the 1 pt & Theodore COOKE of City of Waterford Gent of other pt....1/3rd of 200 Cottages, 100 tofts, 60 gardens, 4 mills, 5 pidgeon houses, 20 orchards,
400 acres of land 200 acres of meadows 700 acres of pasture, 100 acres of
woods and underwoods, 100 acres of turze and heath & 100 acres of moore
and marsh in Bishops Hall otherwise Gallshill … lots of lands in Co Kilkenny
SEE: ROD: 185-366-123462
1757 Jan 24
Thomas BOYCE of
Grange in Co Wexford & Margaret BOYCE otherwise JACKSON his wife
set to Joseph ROBBINS the younger of Ballyduff, Co. Kilkenny Esq.. lands of
Ballyvoneen in Barony of Stewardagh & Cumpsy Co of Tipperary |
1785 |
William JACKSON Youghal Alderman 14 March 1781 proved 25 June 1785
Wife May JACKSON Grandchildren
John & Mary KEATING – eldest son William –
son Benjamin – son James |
The KEATING connection here needs follow-up
SEE: Strettle
JACKSON Documents: 1790 Sep 22
ROD: 432-108-280217
William JACKSON of town of Youghall, Co. Cork Esq of 1st pt & Jane HYDE
spinster, youngest daughter of Rev Arthur HYDE of Hyde Park in Liberties of
City of Cork Clerk of 2nd pt. & Thomas GREEN Esq and Rev. Arthur HYDE jr
both of Youghall … marriage William JACKSON & Jane HYDE … parcels of land
with appurtenances within the Manor of Kirkby-Stephen and Brough in Co. Westmorland Great Britain also house in Strand Street in
Town of Youghall Co. Cork together with Outhouses yards and gardens possessed
by William JACKSON late of Youghall Gent deceased father to said William
JACKSON and also houses on south side of the Mall in the Town of Youghall
bounded on north by STOATs premises and on the South by dwelling house of
said William JACKSON on the west by Garden Brewery & premises held by him
and on the East by the Street to hold severally unto the said Thomas GREEN
and Arthur HYDE the younger … jointure … WITNESS Ben Murdock JACKSON [Benjamin
Murdock JACKSON] Esq M[?] of Yougahal & Mary KEATING sister to said Ben
[?] JACKSON [seal] |
1785 |
Rev John JACKSON Co. Dublin Clk 6 May 1785 proved 25 Oct 1787
Uncle Rev. Daniel JACKSON sister Jane PHILIPS sister Frances JACKSON relation Rt. Revd Jonathon
Shipley Lord Bishop St. Asaph. Mrs. Catherine JACKSON widow of above Uncle
– nephews Edward BEAVER – relation Jane GLASCOCK wife of Walter GLASCOCK –
wife Cordelia JACKSON |
See also SHIGLEY. Edward BEAVER aka BEVER.
Jonathan Shipley was a clergyman in
the Church in Wales, also having held offices in the Church of England, who
became Bishop of Llandaff from January to September 1769 and Bishop of St
Asaph from September 1769 until his death. Wikipedia. NOTE: Their family connection goes back to Rev. John
JACKSON 1604. See JACKSONs of Santry in JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin |
1786 |
Andrew KEERY of Dominick Street Dublin
Servant & Frances JACKSON of Parish St. Mary spinster 20 April
1786 |
|
1786 |
Ann JACKSON City Dublin widow 9 Aug 1786 proved 6 Jan 1789
Grandchildren Anne Hunt HONE Joseph
HONE – John – Elizabeth – William & Ellinor HONE children of daughter
Elizabeth wife of Joseph HONE Daughter Anne wife of Nathaniel HONE |
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1786 |
Jane WATSON Barush Co. Carlow 25 Dec
proved 29 Nov 1786
Eldest son John WATSON
Son Robert WATSON
Niece Sarah JACKSON
Daughter Sarah WATSON
Jane WATSON |
|
1786 |
Samuel JACKSON Dublin Gent to Sarah JACKSON the widow granted 2 May 1786 |
|
1786 |
William JACKSON of Calvertstown Co. Kildare Gent and Mary CROFTON of Parish
Kilcullen spinster 25 Aug 1786 |
William JACKSON was a Grandson of
Richard JACKSON & Anne BEECHAM. The family settled at Athgarvan &
Kineagh, Co. Kildare.
JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
1787 |
Joseph WATSON of Cappincur Kings Co.
Gent 19 Feb 1787 proved 19 Mar 1787
Sister Anne JACKSON
Nephews George JACKSON and Robert
BOLTON Nephew Joseph WATSON brother-in-law Dixon BOLTON nephew William
JACKSON brother Daniel WATSON |
aka? Cappancur,
Parish Geashill,
Barony Geashill
Another 1787 image
shows nephews George JACKSON, Robert JACKSON & William JACKSON |
1787 |
Rowland JACKSON Doctor of Physic to Gerald BYRNE of Dublin Gent
Frances JACKSON the Widow
Edward Rowland & John JACKSON the sons
Granted 19 Jan 1787 |
JACKSONs of Waterford & Cork
Dr. Rowland
JACKSON (1723-1784) – wife Frances PERREAU (1721-1794 of Castleview, Cork. |
1787 |
Elinor DIXON of James Street Dublin 1 March
1786 proved July 1787
Nieces Margaret WESTRAY, Elinor WESTRAY
Nephew John RUTHERFORD son of niece
Elinor
Henry RUTHERFORD son of Margaret
Brother William
Cousin Ann JACKSON
Nephew Henry & James [WESBY?] |
|
1787 |
John Hubert MOORE of City of Dublin
Gent & Lavinia JACKSON of Parish St. Bridget spinster 22 June 1787 |
Lavinia JACKSON was
a daughter of James JACKSON of Birr, Kings Co. & Alice DALTON |
1787 |
John McCULLOCK of Antrim Surgeon and
Apothecary 19 Apr 1787 granted 6 April 1789 wife Margaret McCULLOGH orse SHAW
son William daughter Dorothy wife of John MORTON daughters Victoria JACKSON orwise McCULLAGH and Jane WALKER – father-in-law Captain McCULLOGH brother in
law William McCULLOGH son Henry – Margaret and Jane daughters of same Sister
Elizabeth KINLAY orse McCULLOGH |
Victoria McCULLAGH married a JACKSON
who I have yet to nail down. |
1787 |
Samuel SMITH of City of Dublin Gent
& Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of St. Ann widow 30 June 1787 |
|
1788 |
Joseph WHITEACRE of Co. Kildare farmer
& Ann JACKSON of Parish Narraghmore spinster 4 Feb 1788 |
JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1
She is likely to be a daughter of Richard JACKSON. |
1788 |
Catherine JACKSON née DEERING [aka DERING] Abbey Street City Dublin widow 12 Sept
1788 proved 7 Sept 1793 |
JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin
Catherine DERING (abt
1711-1793) wife of Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1687-1772) |
1788 |
Daniel McNEILL Dr & Physician Town
of Monaghan 31 Jan 1787 proved 11 March 1788
Son Henry
Nephew Revd Daniel and John McNEILLE
Cousin Mrs. Eliza ASH brother John McNEILLE Cousin Luke JACKSON |
He was a son of Dr. John McNEILL &
Mary ASH of Londonderry.
It is possible that cousin Luke JACKSON was a son of John JACKSON of Tobermore & Sarah
ASH or of George JACKSON and Armanella DAVIES.
SEE: Jacksons of Tobermore. |
1788 |
John PRESTON Ballintor Co. Meath Esq.
William JACKSON
Mary PRESTON the widow
John, James, Joseph, Francis, Skefflington,
Letitia, Elizabeth, Maria & Mary the children proved 27 March 1788 |
|
1788 |
Joshua JACKSON of Co. Dublin Cotton Manufacturer & Anne BRICE of Parish of
St. Mary spinster 14 Feb 1788 |
|
1788 |
Richard JACKSON Coleraine Co. Londonderry 11 Oct 1788 proved 20 November 1789
Eldest son George
2nd son Richard
Eldest daughter Anne ALEXANDER
2nd daughter Mary Jane
JACKSON
3rd daughter Harriett Elizabeth
Ann JACKSON |
SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine,
Londonderry This branch of JACKSONs starts in Kirkby Lonsdale with William
JACKSON (?-1626) and connects to significant players during the Siege of
Derry amongst other events. It is also the family tree that leads to Richard
JACKSON of Forkhill. |
1788 |
William FAIRBROTHER of Willsborough
Co. Wicklow Esq. proved 21 Sept 1788
Grandmother Sarah CHAPMAN
Wife Mary FAIRBROTHER otherwise COPE
Nephew Coote CARROLL
Nephew Alexander CARROLL
Sister Anne CARROLL
Niece Sarah CARROL wife of Daniel
Niece Sarah MAUNSELL
Niece Mary JACKSON
Nephew George CARROLL
Children of George:
Great nephew William CARROLL, Stanford
CARROLL
Great-niece Anne, Jane, Marth,
Elizabeth CARROLL |
Niece Ann PERCIVAL
A Mary FAIRBROTHER married an
Alexander JACKSON of Co. Tyrone.
SEE: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1788 |
William MASON Nottingham Great Britain
Hosier to Sarah JACKSON wife of James JACKSON of Dublin Silk
Manufacturer 2nd cousin Feb 1788 |
|
1789 |
Samuel JACKSON of Dublin Linen weaver and Anne BOARDMAN of parish St. Catherine
spinster 5 Jan 1789 |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland.
Samuel JACKSON (bef
1768-aft 1826) Cotton Manufacturer. Anne BOARDMAN (1771-1843). Samuel had a
brother Caleb JACKSON. |
1789 |
Zacharias JACKSON of City of Dublin Painter & Jane MEREDYTH of Parish of St.
Anne Dublin Spinster 10 Feb 1789 |
He died aft 1831,
probably London, England. |
1790 |
Roger WORTHINGTON of City of Dublin
& Margaret JACKSON of Parish St. Mary Dublin spinster 20 July 1790 |
Probably the Margaret JACKSON who was the daughter of
George JACKSON (1718-1782) and Margaret O’LAUGHLIN (died aft 1790). They
lived at Urker near Crossmaglen. |
1790 |
Thomas JACKSON Edenderry Kings Co, 4 Apr 1790 proved 7 April 1798
Wife Biddy JACKSON son Thomas
JACKSON daughter Mary JACKSON Son Anthony JACKSON daughter Margaret
JACKSON Daughter Ann JACKSON Brother William JACKSON Brother-in-law Joseph ROBINSON Nephew John BOARDMAN |
Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1791 |
Jacob JACKSON Spinians Co. Wicklow dated 27 Sept 1791 proved 25 Oct 1791
Son Thomas Sons Joseph & John daughters
Elizabeth JACKSON son Richard JACKSON son James JACKSON |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1791 |
John JACKSON of George’s Quay City Dublin Stationer and Elizabeth REYNOLDS of
Parish St. Andrew spinster 20 Jan 1791 |
|
1791 |
John PEPPER of Mullanstown Co. Louth
farmer 26 Mar 1791-27 Jan 1795
Wife Elizabeth
Son-in-law Alexander LEE
Nephew Trevor WILLIAMS
Daughter Mary OWENS widow Thomas OWENS
Daughter Elizabeth widow [Zacharias]
DAWSON
Daughter Jane SHACKLETON wife of
Alexander Shackleton
Daughter Araminta SHAW
Daughter Anne wife of Alexander LEE
Daughter Sophia JACKSON |
Sophia PEPPER was the wife of Gordon
JACKSON (1768-1830) J.P.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
1791 |
John PEPPER of Mullanstown Co. Louth
farmer 26 Mar 1791-27 Jan 1795
Wife Elizabeth
Son-in-law Alexander LEE of Ardee so. Louth
Nephew Trevor WILLIAMS of Drogheda Gent
Daughter Mary OWENS widow Thomas OWENS of Julianstown, Co. Meath
Daughter Elizabeth widow Zacharia DAWSON William of Dublin Attorney.
Daughter Jane SHACKLETON wife of Alexander
Shackleton of Pepperstown Co. Louth
Daughter Araminta SHAW
Daughter Anne wife of Alexander LEE
Daughter Sophia JACKSON |
Difference from above in red or strikouts
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
1791 |
Oliver BOND of City of Dublin Merchant
& Elinor JACKSON of Parish St. Michens Dublin, Spinster directed
to said parish 10 June 1791 |
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
1791 |
Richard RAWSON of Baltinglass Co.
Wicklow Gent 7 Jun 1791 proved 1 Aug 1791
Son James deceased. Father-in-law James
JACKSON – eldest son William second son Richard third son Thomas
daughters Hanna, Margaret & Anne – wife Hanna RAWSON née JACKSON |
With respect to the Baltinglass
connection, this is worth exploring: JACKSONs - one line based in Co. Carlow & Co, Wicklow
WEEKES MARKS, of Behan, in Co.
Wicklow, farmer, dat. I March 1811, proved 7 Sept. 1813 at Dublin.
To my grandson Marks Lambert 5 gns. To my grand dau. Mary Callaghan £20. To
my son James Weekes 5s. To each of my 3 dau. Hannah Jackson, Mary Mills and Martha Lambert 5s, To
Ann Weekes my wife alt my interest in Bahana (sic) and all my household
furniture and in case she should die before Madam Richardson, then same to
descend to Ann Franklin, Shusan Gilbert and my grand dau. Mary Callaghan, and
if Shusan Gilbert die before Madam Richardson her share to her dau. Ann Gilbert.
Ann Weekes executrix, and John Tate of Ballina bridge Wicklow trustee.
Witnesses: John Tate, Ralph Collins, Mat Pierse.
Also: JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1791 |
Robert MOORHOUSE of City of Dublin Carpenter
& Deborah JACKSON of Parish of St. Catherines 14 Jan 1791 |
|
1791 |
Walter STEELE of Monaghan Co. Monaghan
Gent 5 Nov 1791 proved 1 Dec 1792
Daughter Martha son-in-law James
JACKSON of Ballybay … |
I have the rest of it in JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1792 |
James VALENTINE of Knocktown Co.
Wicklow Farmer & Anne JACKSON of parish Donaghmore Co. Wicklow
spinster 4 July 1792 |
|
1792 |
Joseph JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow farmer & Mary TUDOR of parish of St.
Bridget Dublin spinster 18 April 1792 |
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
1793 |
David THAYNE of Cork Hill Dublin
Saddlier 28 Mar 1793- proved April 1793
Wife Mary THAYNE orwse GERGHEGAN.
Relation Patrick WHELAN of Baltinglass Co. Wicklow & Joseph JACKSON of
said place |
|
1793 |
William HUNT Chambers St Dublin
Clothier to Joseph HONE Gent the husband of Elizabeth JACKSON the
niece. Ann otherwise JACKSON niece granted 13 April 1793 |
Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
1793 |
William JACKSON [town?] McRath Queens Co. Victualler 23 Aug 1793 son William
JACKSON Elizabeth wife of same.
Wife Susanna |
|
1794 |
Edward HEARN of Donnycarney Co. Dublin
Gent & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of Coolock spinster 25 Aug 1794 |
|
1794 |
Joseph PEARSON of Kenneford Kings Co
farmer 24 May 1794 proved 21 Oct 1795
Kinsman Joseph INMANN brother-in-law Thomas
JACKSON – wife Hanna – son Robert – daughters Sarah & Hannah –
children Samuel- Elizabeth – Eleanor – Thomas- Mary – Joseph – Susannah –
Rachel – John – Margaret & Anne |
Elizabeth PEARSON was wife of Thomas
JACKSON.
SEE: Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland. |
1794 |
Walter STEELE of Monaghan Co. Monaghan
Gent 5 Nov 1791 proved 1 Dec 1792
Daughter Martha son-in-law James
JACKSON of Ballybay … |
I have the rest of it in JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1795 |
Joseph DEVONSHIRE Corke to Anna
JACKSON widow the Cousin Germain. Martha CORFIELD (wife of Thomas
CORFIELD) the cousin germain. Granted 24 Aug 1795 |
JACKSONs of Co. Cork
Anna STRETTLE’s first husband was
Josua JACKSON |
1795 |
Daniel JACKSON Dublin vintner to Elizabeth the widow Granted 17 Oct 1795 |
|
1795 |
Anne widow of William BEERE of
Ballyboy near Clogheen Co. Tipperary Esq
Son in law Edward Rowland JACKSON Esq.
Daughter Anne JACKSON
Daughter Jane wife of _____ MUSGRAVE
Gr daughter Anne MUSGRAVE
Daughter Rebecca wife of [____ __] FELL
of Waterford
Grandson Thomas WHITE
Grand-daughter Anne GARDE
Son Thomas GARDE
Daughter Sarah wife of ____ WHITE |
Jacksons of Waterford & Cork
See beneath – the Anne BEER and Mother-in-law
Margaret BEERE may be the same person.
|
1795 |
Edward Rowland JACKSON late Calcutta East Indies & Catherine Co. Cork Esq. 2 July
1795 proved 6 July 1797
Children by 1st wife:
Warren Rowland JACKSON Frances JACKSON, Sarah JACKSON
Jane JACKSON, By 2nd wife
3rd wife Margaret COLES –
Mother Frances JACKSON Mother-in-Law Margaret BEERE of Ballyboy – Aunt
Dorothy PERREAU of Carmanthonshire – brother John JACKSON Aunt Esther
PERREAU – Aunt Susanna HORTON Uncle-in-law Vaughan HORTON Father Dr.
Rowland JACKSON |
Jacksons of Waterford & Cork
Phoebe TUTTING (1761-1785) was one
wife of Edward Rowland JACKSON, and he married Margaret COLES in 1792. I have
yet to learn the name of the other. |
1795 |
Elizabeth RHAMES of Exchange Street
Dublin widow 9 April 1795 proved 10 Dec 1795
Daughters Hannah JACKSON and
Sophia HUME – daughter Esther – husband Benjamine RHAMES deceased – daughter
& son Henrietta & Frederick RHAMES son-in-law Richard JACKSON – John COURTNEY husband of said daughter Catherine – Maurice HIME husband of
daughter Sophia |
|
1795 |
Rt. Hon John ONEILL of Shanes Castle
30 May 1798 – 3 July 1795 eldest son Charles Henry St. John ONEILL
2nd son John = [Bo___] Richard
[nieces] Mary = Anne daughter John ONEILL
Nephew George JACKSON
Nephew Richard JACKSON |
SEE: JACKSONs of Coleraine |
1795 |
Richard CLARKE of Shangarney Co.
Galway [Nursey? Man?]
23 Feb 1795 15 Mar 1798
Wife Anne ROBINSON
Son Thomas
Son John
Son Richard
Son-in law Robert LAYDE
Son-in law Robert JACKSON
Son-in law William JACKSON |
|
1795 |
William JACKSON City Limerick Gent 4 Mar 1795 proved 13 Jun 1795
Brother George JACKSON eldest
son William JACKSON 2nd son James JACKSON
Sister Mary MAHONY orwse JACKSON wife James MAHONEY – nephew Joseph MAHONEY son of same – Catherine PINOCHIN
orwse MAHONEY wife of John PINIOCHIN daughter of same – Nephews Michael MADIGAN
Margaret & Anne sisters of same –
Niece Margaret JAMESON wife of Hugh
Charles J [JACKSON or JAMESON?] Nephew Joseph JACKSON in America – Nephew Henry O’NEIL Catherine BUCKLEY niece
of same – nieces Catherine HURLEY wife of Thomas HURLEY niece Mary KERBY wife
of Patrick KIRBY – Catherine K daughter of same –
Michael JAMES & William sons of
niece Mary KERBY – kinsman Mr. Zachery HOLLAND
Wife Mary JACKSON Mary KIRBY
Granddaughter of same Nephew John MOORE – Jane RINGROSE orse MOORE wife of
James RINGROSE sister of same |
KERBY may be the clue for where to look next. Anne Day WOODVILLE. Daughter of William
WOODVILLE and Anna KERBY was the wife of George JACKSON (1766-1840).
His parents were Richard JACKSON & Anne O’NEIL (1738-1781) |
1796 |
Hugh King a [Drummer?] in the Longford
Militia and Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Bridget Dublin Spinster 19
Jan 1796 |
NOTE: Other JACKSON-KING connections on this page. |
1796 |
John HENRY Broomfield Co. Monaghan
Esq. 29 Oct 1796 proved 14 Dec 1796
Son George HENRY Sons William &
Thomas HENRY daughters Dorcas HENRY & Jane HENRY son John HENRY –
son-in-law John JOHNSTON – Mary JOHNSTON eldest daughter of same -Sarah
JOHNSTON Mother of Mary JOHNSTON – daughter Mary JACKSON widow Alexander
JACKSON- Mary JACKSON daughter of Same. Grandson John HENRY son of
John HENRY |
Still seeking which John JOHNSTON this
might be. The JACKSONs tie into the Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
1796 |
Thomas CONDLE Co. Wicklow farmer & Jane JACKSON of Parish Davidstown Co. Kildare spinster 29 Jan 1796 |
She is possibly a daughter of Richard JACKSON and Anne BEECHAM of Narraghmore.
Parish Davidstown, Barony Narragh &
Reban East. There are a number of townlands in that Parish connected to
JACKSONs: Blackhall, Bullhill, Calverstown,, Davidstown for starters.
JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
1796 |
Thomas JACKSON Parliament Street Dublin Bookseller and Charlotte TUDOR of Parish
St. Werburgh spinster 13 Aug 1796 |
Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
1796 |
William FISHBOURNE Carlow granted 9
Jun 1796
Sons Robert, Joseph, William. Daughters
Anne, Alice, Elizabeth, Jane. Sisters: ____ JACKSON, _____ DELANY |
SEE: 1784 Robert FISHBOURNE of Carlow
Watch maker 11 Aug 1781 proved 23 Feb 1784
Wife Ann FISHBOURNE orwise DALE
Sister Jane FISHBOURN
Brother William FISHBOURNE
Brother-in-law Edward JACKSON
Sister Ann wife of Edward JACKSON |
1797 |
Alexander JACKSON Parish Aughnamullen
Co. Monagahan 6 Feb 1797 proved 7 Feb 1797 Brother Henry JACKSON sons Hugh & John JACKSON daughters Mary, Eleanor & Sarah JACKSON. Brother Hugh JACKSON. Nephew Alexander JACKSON son of James
JACKSON Brother John JACKSON of Crieve. |
SEE: JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1797 |
Ann JACKSON of Essex Bridge Dublin Widow to Elizabeth SUTTON otherwise JACKSON wife of Alderman John SUTTON the daughter granted 25 Nov 1797 |
NOTE: There may be a connection:
John SUTTON City of Dublin Merchant & Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St.
John 21 July 1774 |
1797 |
Frederick JACKSON Lieut. 73rd Regiment Foot to Lavinia MOOR otherwise
JACKSON wife of John Hubert MOORE Esq. the sister James JACKSON the father. Granted 19 Nov 1797 |
Frederick JACKSON was a son of James
JACKSON & Alice DALTON.
JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran.
John Hubert MOORE had land at Cloonra
& Bunrevin (near Birr) for sale. Dublin Evening Post October 14, 1790
Marriage of John Hubert MOORE Esq. of
Birr to Miss JACKSON only daughter of James JACKSON of said town. June
27, 1787 Saunders's News-Letter
In 1796, John Hubert MOORE had an ad for
a carriage to run the post out of Birr. Saunders's News-Letter December 6, 1786
SEE: ROD: 457-201-298475. 1792 Oct
6-JACKSON - SALL Names Index 1786-1794 Btw Henry JACKSON of French
St., City of Dublin Esq of 1st pt & John Hubert MOORE Esq
Barrister of law & George SALL, merchant of City of Dublin of 2nd pt
& Abigail CROOKSHANK of Kildare St in City of Dublin widow of 3rd pt.
Recited that a marriage was intended btw the said Henry JACKSON &
Abigail CROOKSHANK and that said Henry JACKSON was seized of lands of Lisdooney
& Clonboniff in Kings Co. by virtue of a lease made by Sir Wm PARSONS Bar
deceased unto Robert JACKSON late of Grange in Kings Co Esq. deceased
father of the said Henry for the lives of sd Henry & George HOLMES late
an Ensign in the 44th Regiment of Foot & that said Abigail
CROOKSHANK was then by virtue of her marriage arts made Sept 20
1782 made upon her marriage with the late George CROOKSHANK late of sd City
attorney at law deceased… tenements in Dolphins Barn & elsewhere.
Property of Wm SALL [or SALE} of said City merchant, deceased, &
father of Abigail… George CROOKSHANK and Abigail SALE had one child, George,
an infant under age 21 & Abigail was now possessed of her house in
Kildare St. commonly known by #31…. |
1797 |
Richard JACKSON South? Strand Dublin Esq. & Mary M. JOHNSTON Parish St.
Thomas Dublin 30 Aug 1797 |
|
1797 |
William WYTH of Carrickmines Co.
Dublin Farmer 14th August 1797 proved 11 Oct 1797
___ Michael WYTH wife Jane WYTH
Grand daughter Jane MATHERS brother
John WYTH Nephew Michael WYTH son of same. Sister Jane WYTH otherwise
NICHOLSON Nieces Mary JACKSON & Hannah JACKSON. Sister Esther
NOBLE Widow [Bro?] Richard WYTH niece Ellenor LYNHAM nephew Thomas JACKSON – Thomas WYTH Wife’s niece Jane JORDAN otherwise SLACK Brother John WYTH |
|
1798 |
Henry HINCH[?] of Rathkill Co. Wicklow
farmer & Hannah JACKSON of Parish Donomore Diocese Dublin spinster
18 Jan 1798 |
|
1798 |
Rt Hon John ONEILL Lord Viscount of
Shanes Castle 12 Mar 1796 Proved 3 July 1798
….. |
John O’NEILL (1740-1798) is related to JACKSONs of Coleraine. The data has already been entered
into the family tree. |
1798 |
John POWER City of Dublin Esq. & Louisa
JACKSON Parish of St. George Dublin Spinster 7 Dec 1798 |
|
1798 |
Richard JACKSON West Indies to George JACKSON Esq. the Brother Granted 24
Mar 1798 |
|
1799 |
John WILSON of Britain Street Dublin
Gent & Amelia JACKSON of Parish St George Dublin spinster 29 Jun
1799 |
|
1799 |
Bridget CUFFE of Stephens Green Dublin
proved 16 Jan 1797 – 1799
Sister Anne JACKSON |
NOTE: Sister Jane CUFFE married George JACKSON. Bridget, Anne and Jane were all daughters of James CUFF of Elm Hall,
Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo & Elizabeth GORE (daughter of Sir Arthur GORE) |
1799 |
John BENTLY of Cork St. City Dublin
Cotton Weaver & Juliana JACKSON of Parish St. Catherine spinster
Directed to said Parish 9 Oct 1799 |
|
1799 |
John JACKSON of Calverstown Co. Wicklow Farmer & Catherine STRINGER parish
Kilbride Co. Dublin Spinster 8 June 1799 |
|
1799 |
Richard PERRY of Cork Gent 16 June
1799 proved 26 Oct 1799
Son Samuel – Ellen PERRY otherwise [L___?]
– Elizabeth PERRY orse CLEELOW present wife of said son Samuel. Sons Adam
& Richard – Son Revd William Newman PERRY – Adam NEWMAN Esq grandfather
of same – daughter Mary wife of Capt. James JACKSON – Grand-daughter
Ellen PERRY – Son Charles – brother-in-law John NEWMAN Esq – wife Mary |
James JACKSON was a son of George
JACKSON (1717-1789) and Jane CUFF.
JACKSONs of Enniscoe and Carramore, Co. Mayo |
1801 |
John DEVONSHIRE Cork Merchant als
Deborah ROBINSON wife of Samuel [?] ROBINSON the second cousin Martha
[CORFREED?] & Anne JACKSON former Admons 21 Nov 1801 |
I believe he was the brother of Joseph
DEVONSHIRE (1712-1782) |
1802 |
Peter DANIEL of Castle Street Jeweller & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Werbourgh spinster 15 April 1802 |
|
1803 |
Thomas Bruce JACKSON of Capel Street Dublin apothecary & Harriett [MELLON?] parish
St. Peters 15 Nov 1803 |
Dr. Thomas Bruce JACKSON married
Harriet SKELARN in 1803. |
1803 |
Joseph TAYLOR City of Dublin Shoemaker
& Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St. Mark Dublin Wicklow spinster.
10 Dec 1803 |
|
1804 |
Peter VALENTINE of [Mango?] Co. Wicklow
Farmer & Jane JACKSON of Parish Dunlavin 28 Sept 1801 |
|
1805 |
Patrick STACK Werburgh Street Dublin
Esq & Anne JACKSON parish St. Anne Dublin widow 9 Oct 1805 |
|
1805 |
Thomas JACKSON of Finnistown [Faningstown] Co. Limerick Esq & Helena HALL
parish St Mary Dublin 17 Sep 1805 |
JACKSONs of Duddington [aka Doddingham],
Northamptonshire, England. The tree begins with Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662)
and is of special reasons for two reasons. The alleged Irish roots during the
Elizabethan era of the family of Sir Thomas JACKSON (1841-1915), as well as
their connections to Co. Kildare. The earliest known Irish-settled family is
that of Francis JACKSON (1670-1740) who died in Fanningstown, Co. Limerick. |
1806 |
Edward HEARN City of Dublin Gent & Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St Catherine Dublin spinster 2 May 1806 |
|
1808 |
Thomas FOSSITT of Portarlington Co. Wicklow
Gent & Sarah NORTH of Parish St Michans Dublin spinster 26 Apr 1808 |
FOSSITT aka FAWCETTT.
Sarah NORTH’s mother was Margaret
HOMAN.
Thomas FAWCETT and Sarah NORTH’s
daughter Margaret FAWCETT married Matthew JACKSON (1805-1877).
Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
1809 |
Hugh JACKSON of Cremorne Co. Monaghan Esq. & Grace COOTE of Parish St
Peters Dublin spinster 4 April 1809 |
See JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
1809 |
James JACKSON of City of Dublin Merchant & Sarah McCREIGHT parish St.
George Dublin spinster 27 Feb 1809 |
In his death cert,
he was referred to as Thomas James JACKSON. His son, James
McCreight JACKSON was baptised at St, George Church of Ireland, Dublin,
28 March 1820. Sarah McCREIGHT was a daughter of the late James McCREIGHT,
Wallenham’s Grove, Co. Armagh, in Eccles St. Marriage: March 1809 SOURCE: Walker's Hibernian Magazine
Probate of will of
Rev. James McCreight JACKSON, October 5, 1912, with one codicil. Late of
Florence Terrace, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Clerk who died March 14, 1912 granted at
Dublin to Basil ORPIN Esq. and Cecil ORPIN M.D. Effects: £10,630 7s 10d. NOTE:
In the 1911
Census James McCreight JACKSON (age 69, born Co. Down abt 1832 [sic])
is residing with his wife Mary Jane (age 62) and 2 servants at #8 Florence
Terrace, Bray, No 2, Wicklow.. He is superannuated CoI Clergyman. His
marriage settlement is at the National Library. In
the 1901
Census, he and his wife are in Co. Cavan Residents of a house 20 in Bridge
Street Lower (Belturbet, Cavan) |
1810 |
John JACKSON South Frederick Street Dublin Gent & Sarah [SAUNDEY?] parish
St Anne Dublin spinster 17 July 1810 |
NOTE: John JACKSON & Sarah SAUNDERS are the parents of Elias
George JACKSON, Celia JACKSON and Elizabeth JACKSON.
NOTE: I have yet to link them into any of the existing JACKSON trees. |
1810 |
Josiah JACKSON of Ross Lane Dublin Gent & Jane DILLON of Parish of St.
Michael Dublin Spinster 3 Oct 1810 |
|
1810 |
Samuel JACKSON of Calvertstown Co. Kildare farmer & Dorothea RUTHERFORD of
Parish Tipperkevin spinster 1 June 1810 |
Likely related to the JACKSONs of Co. Kildare
NOTE; Possibly related to George JACKSON late of Calverston Co Kildare, farmer d 21 Feb 1873 at same
place - granted to Henry JACKSON, farmer of same place & son. Effects under
£300
Thomas
JACKSON of Co. Kildare tree. |
1813 |
Alexander JACKSON Ballykilmury Co. Wicklow farmer & Catherine PERRY Parish
Timokie spinster 8 Nov 1813 |
It is possible that he is related to Jacksons of Woodfield and Kiltegan, Co. Wicklow.
NOTE: Ballykilmurray
Lower and Ballykilmurry
Upper, are both in the Parish of Kiltegan, in the Barony
of Upper
Talbotstown, |
1814 |
Joseph QUELCH of Cook Street Dublin
Merchant & Sophia JACKSON of Parish St. Anne Dublin spinster 23
May 1814 |
|
1825 |
Patrick JACKSON of Fishers Lane Dublin Gent & Hannah ROBERTS of parish St.
Michan Dublin 26 Apr 1825 |
|