Photo Album - Photos from Thomas JACKSON of Bangor,
Co. Down.
These photos are - for the most part - mysteries
to me. I have transcribed the inscriptions from the backs of
them, but my knowledge of the people is either extremely limited
or totally non-existent. I offer them here in the hopes that
others may recognize them and help me to understand their "connexion"
- as Eliza JACKSON would have called it (in her letters in the
late 1800s).
Surnames include: ALLEN, BOGUE, DONALDSON, ERWIN,
FARR, FFENNELL, GOGHAN, GILMORE, HAMILTON, HEENEY, JACKSON, McCLEAN,
McCULLAGH, MENARY, ROHU, TOSS, and WHALLY. If I know anything
else about these people, I have included a bit more.
Also,
some more of Thomas Jackson's photos can be seen on my page on Corr
Family Photos.
Sharon Oddie Brown, August 27, 2006
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Mr Allen & his son Richard
NOTE: A Richard ALLEN was a lessee at Liscalgot at time of Griffiths Valuation. |
Mrs. Allen |
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Mr. Bogue
Curiously - a JACKSON- Bogue connection is in the Dublin gravemarkers at Mt. Jerome: No.2677
JESSIE JANE | eldest beloved daughter of | JACKSON DE LA COUR BOGUE | departed
to be with Christ 16th April 1891 | aged 12 years | "The damsel is not dead but
sleepeth" Mar. V. 39 | and | JACKSON DE LA COUR BOGUE | whom God called home
on the 5th April 1927 | in her 77th year | "Satisfied" | also | ELIZABETH GOING
| his wife | who fell asleep in Jesus on 27th January 1939 | "Her children
arise up and call her blessed" | also | ALISON JANET | their youngest daughter
| who fell asleep in Jesus 29th May 1944 | and | ELIZABETH CORNWALL | their
second daughter | 2nd Oct. 1949 | also | MARGARET ANNE | their third daughter |
1st Sept. 1962 | "Till He Come" 1 Cor. XI. 26. | "Them also which sleep in
Jesus will God bring with Him" | 1 Thes. IV. 14.
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Mr Donaldson
I suspect this is a son
of Elizabeth Johnanna JACKSON (aunt of Sir Thomas JACKSON) & John DONALDSON. |
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Mr. & Mrs Erwin |
Sarah Farr |
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Ffennell?
There was a Rev. R. Arthur
B. FFENNELL, of the Cheyenne River mission in South Dakota who
was killed by a hostile Sioux on September 27, 1876 (provoked
by events at Wounded Knee).
There was also a Rev.
Charles-FFENNELL
who was the Rector of
St. Werburgh's, Dublin; born in 1818. His son, Charles; an M.D.
was a resident of Hong-Kong. |
Mr. S. Geoghan |
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Mary Jane Gilmore
Born October 7th, 1832, the daughter of Samuel GILMORE & Jane
COULTER and sister of Eliezer GILMORE - hence sister-in-law to
Sarah JACKSON.
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Mrs. Hamilton of Belfast |
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Mrs. Heeney nee GILMORE of Dundalk |
Mrs. Jackson of Dublin & Janie
POSSIBLE CLUES: A William JACKSON (1836-1912) m Jane HODGEN(1856-1839) and in 1880, they had a daughter named Jane. They farmed at Brackley, Co. Monaghan and were descendants of the JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath. It is also interesting that Jane HODGEN was also known as Jane HODGE. A Mary Anna Hodge (d. 1868) married Thomas Hamilton REED (1809-1871) of Slieveroe. |
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Tandy Jackson & friends
Andrew
Hugh Gilmore JACKSON AKA "Tandy" (1881-1918), son of Andrew
Coulter Bradford JACKSON (brother of Sir Thomas JACKSON) & Eliza
Emily GILMORE (sister of Mary Jane GILMORE above). He worked
as a banker and then stockbroker in Hong Kong. He died from
typhoid fever in Hong Kong, age 37 & unmarried. Andrew is
seen wearing a hat in the middleof the photo.
The others are, L-R: Miss CHATHAM, G.G.S. FORSYTHE (an HSBC employee
who was sent East in 1896 and in 1918 was sent to Chefoo and
Chungking), Ben JOHNSTON, and Mrs. WOOLLEY. |
Jennie McCullagh |
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Mollie Menary
This is Mary MENARY,
daughter of Mary JACKSON (sister of Sir Thomas JACKSON) & William MENARY.
She married James Francis WRIGHT who wlaos worked for HSBC. |
Mr. & Mrs. Rohu - Furriers from Dublin |
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Mrs. Todd nee Anna McClean |
An unnnamed woman from Switzerland |
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Unnamed Woman |
Mrs. Whalley, nee Allen |
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