Groom and Bride |
Year |
Code |
Notes |
JACKSON, William and Barbary WALDRON |
1629 |
|
April 6, 1629. Samuel Carlyle Hughes, The Register of St. John the Evangelist. p94. NOTE: It
would be interesting to know who her father was since the WALDRON family had
a number of townlands in Co. Cavan in the early 1600s, and JACKSONs held
leases also in Co. Cavan. |
JACKSON, John and Margery PLUNCKETT |
1638 |
M.L. |
Aka PLUNKETT. They married at St. Johns Church
of Ireland, in Dublin on December 8, 1638. John JACKSON, MP. for Carrick on
Shannon. SOURCE: Samuel Carlyle Hughes, The Register of St. John the Evangelist. p94. |
JACKSON, Richard and Anne SANDS |
1640 |
M.L |
Bethams Abstracts
28 Sept 1638
I suspect a Queens Co. Quaker connection here. |
JACKSON, Mary(Jaxon) and Robert FOX |
1644 |
M.L. |
NOTE: It would be worth exploring
the possibility of a connection to the Quaker founder, George FOX. |
JACKSON, Matthew and Susanna EYLEY |
1661 |
M.L. |
Aka Susan RYLEY. Dublin
Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Alicia BYRNE |
1666 |
|
Bethams Abstracts
William JACKSON of City of Dublin & Alicia
BYRNE of Tawney Co. Dublin spinster dated 5 May 1666 |
JACKSON, William and Mary BAYNHAM |
1667 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Elizabeth ASHLEY |
1668 |
M.L |
The 1716
will of Samuel JACKSON mentions a [?ster] ASHLEY.
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON Edward & Elizabeth LORTE |
1669 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, Mary (Jakson) and John RAVEIL |
1670 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Samuel and Rebecca BYFIELD |
1670 |
M.L |
Samuel JACKSON b: 30 Nov 1644 married Rebecca BYFIELD
Abt. 1670. He is included in the Jacksons from Berkshire, Derbyshire, London, Dublin, and eventually America. His 1716
will is transcribed and footnotes on my Silver
Bowl site. He was a pewterer and was related to the JACKSONs
of Santry Their daughter Elizabeth PATTEN née JACKSON (b 1674) married
William PATTEN
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, James and Mary FARMAR |
1671 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, Mary and William DAWSON |
1671 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
He was one of the DAWSONs of Dawson's Grove. She
was born 1645, and they had three children: Ralph DAWSON, Thomas DAWSON &
Alice DAWSON. |
JACKSON, John & Abigail ABIDIE |
1673 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts
John JACKSON of parish of St. Audean, Dublin
Gent & Abigail ABDIE of same spinster May 17 1673 |
JACKSON, Francis and Anne ARUNDELL |
1674 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Abraham and Margaret MASSY |
1675 |
MLB |
Cashel & Emly Diocese |
JACKSON, Francis and Dorcas GREENE |
1676 |
|
Bethams Abstracts
Francis JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent &
Dora [Dorcas] GREENE of the same widow dated
12 February 1676 |
JACKSON, Mary and Nathaniel BRADFORD |
1677 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. I suspect this
one will have links to BRADFORDs in Co. Monaghan & Co. Louth. |
JACKSON, James and Sarah WOODRUFFE |
1678 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, Daniel (Rev) and Jane BRERETON |
1678 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index.
This couple is in the JACKSONs of Santry
Tree. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Agnes HUTTON |
1679 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. This may be far
fetched, but a Sir Richard HUTTON of Hooten-Paynell, Co. York married an
Elizabeth JACKSON (1606-1681). Agnes could be a descendent. |
JACKSON, Mary and Thomas WATSON |
1680 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Robert and Catherine WILDER |
1680 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Anne and William STOAKE |
1681 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, James and Rachel CARTER |
1681 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, William & BOUGBERT, Anne (widow) |
1681 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Joseph and Anne BELCHER |
1682 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, William and Anne BONGBUT |
1683 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth SNELL |
1685 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, James and Anne BALDWIN |
1692 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese
Mrs. Anne BALDWIN |
JACKSON, Miles and Ellen DELACOURTE
|
1699 |
|
“Mrs”. – this is likely a 2nd marriage for
Ellen DELACOURTE
Cork & Ross Diocese NOTE; In August 1699, a Miles JACKSON was buried in St. Catherines Churchyard, City of Dublin. In 1804 a Miles JACKSON of Castle Jackson in Lisduane, Parish Ballingarry, Barony Connello Upper, Co. Limerick married Constance WALLER of Sr. Munchin’s Parish Co. Limerick. |
JACKSON, Jane and George BLACKHALL |
1707 |
|
ROD:2-44-250
ATKINSON-WINTERBOTAM
Image 423
Between
Winfield ATTKINSON of Crooked Staff and Liberty of Thomas Court & Donore,
Dublin Merchant & Anne BEYSLEY of Delfins Barn [ka Dolphins Barn], widow
exec of Edmond BEYSLEY late of Delfinsbarne dec'd…, reciting that George
BLACKHALL, City of Dublin GENT did by indenture of lease dated Jan 23, 1706
demised to Winfield ATTKINSON 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
JACKSON Darcus Mortgage Life JACKSON Francis deceased mentioned ,
clothier of the one part & John WINTERBOTTAM and Ann BEYSLEY,
JACKSON Jane daughter of said Dorcas Jackson & now wife of George
BLACKHALL Mortgage JACKSON Mary granddaughter of said Francis Jackson
Mortgage
This is
unlikely to be Francis JACKSON (b 1632) in the Coleraine line (he was
a clergyman - not a clothier). NOTE: This Francis is likely related to
those at JACKSONs of St. Catherines Church.
If this is
the case, then they would also likely connect to Robert JACKSON,
tanner of Crooked Staff:
NOTE: Jane JACKSON wife of George BLACKHALL died intestate 1718. A George BLACKHALL was Lord
Mayor of Dublin in 1694-95.
See: Jackson
of Pimlico.
ROD:21-506-12291
Image 540
Winfield
ATKINSON, City of Dublin, Clothier of 1 pt & Jacob POOLE of same City
Clothier of the other pt.
£468:15s for
property at the Crooked Staff, with the house built by Henry LITTON,
clothier, late of Liberty of Donore Co. Dublin plus other properties on South
side of Upper Comb, Liberties Thomas Court & Donore, Co Dublin, with 2
leases whereon Henry LITTON built a dwelling House and also a stone wall at
Crooked Staff to Jacob POOLE for the lives of John SHAW, Henry SHAW + Ralph
CARD renewable, reciting Indenture made by Samuel CARD to Winfield ATKINSON …
devised for use of Jacob POOLE parcel of land on south side of Upper Comb in
Liberties of Thomas Court & Donore Co. Dublin demised to Winfield
ATKINSON by George BLACKALL, for the lives of Mary JACKSON, George
BLACKALL + Winfield ATKINSON, renewable. WITNESSES: Simon ANYON; James
HAMILTON, & Edward CHALLONER, all of City of Dublin.
NOTE: I suspect a connection to: JACKSONs
of Crooked Staff, Dublin. |
JACKSON, Joyce and Jeremiah VICARS |
1707 |
M.L.B |
Joyce JACKSON is the daughter of Robert JACKSON
(d.1711) & Joyce SHAW of St. Catherine’s Parish, Dublin. There are a
number of deeds connecting Jeremiah VICARS and the JACKSONs
of Crooked Staff, Dublin. He and Robert JACKSON were both tanners. |
JACKSON, Joyce and Jeremiah VICARY (aka VICARS) |
1707 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. NOTE: Joyce JACKSON is the
daughter of Robert JACKSON (d.1711) & Joyce SHAW of St. Catherine’s
Parish, Dublin. There are a number of deeds connecting Jeremiah VICARS and
the JACKSONs
of Crooked Staff, Dublin. He and Robert JACKSON were both tanners. |
JACKSON, Edward and Rebecca ROWLAND |
1711 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, James & Margaret FOLEY |
1713 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, Michael and Mary McCRACKEN |
1713 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. NOTE: Their family tree is
sketched out in JACKSONs of St. Catherine's, Dublin. |
JACKSON, Robert and Elizabeth WILLSON |
1713 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, William and Sarah REDWOOD |
1714 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, Simon and Elizabeth EWERS |
1719 |
MLB |
Waterford & Lismore |
JACKSON, Henry & Elizabeth FLETCHER |
1720 |
M.L.B. |
Dublin Diocese
FLETCHER connection: BURTSHEALTH Book Index 1708-1729 Jan 30, 1727. NOTE: I wonder
if this deed is a pertinent JACKSON-
ROD: 53.501.36647 Thomas FLETCHER of Rathmore, Co.
Kildare, farmer & Henry JACKSON of Osberttown,
Co. Kildare in consid of 50 pounds pd by Peter BURCHEAL of Kilkeel, Co.
Kildare land of 430 acres also 20 acres in possession of Garret POOLE… land
in Rathmore. In a later deed, 64-213-43516 - June 2, 1730, there is mention
of Henry JACKSON sr. & sons Henry & Anthony, also in connection with
lands of Ofberstown [aka Osberstown or Osbertstown or Osberttown. |
JACKSON, George and Mary POOL |
1724 |
MLB |
Kilmore & Ardagh
ROD: 69-423-49009. POOLE Book Index 1730-45
Ballinrahn
Btw Richard POOLE of City of Dublin Joyner one of
the sons of Richard POOLE late of Earl St in the Liberty of Thomas Court
& Donore and Co Dublin Gent & Philip JACKSON of Ballinrahn Kings Co
farmer and intermarried with Jane POOLE one of the daughters of the said
Richard POOLE the elder, and who is also the executor of the last will of
George JACKSON deceased who intermarried with Mary POOLE one of the
daughters of said Richard POOLE, and Susannah GEORGE als POOLE of the said
city widow, also one of the daughters of the said Richard the elder &
Robert POOLE of Dublin Tinplate worker & son of Richard POOLE elder..
sold lands of Coshina and Monavaine, Barony of Coolistowne, Kings Co… and
lands on Earls St in Liberty of Thomas Court & lands of Ballynowland,
barony of Coolistown Kings Co…
SEE: Descendants of Richard JACKSON of Tinenare |
JACKSON, Ralph and Mary VANDERLEUR |
1725 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. NOTE: A Rev John
VANDELEUR of Kilrush, Co. Clare was mentioned in ROD 5-65-1318. See VANDELEUR Pedigree.
NOTE: A Ralph JACKSON
born btw 1702-1710, d. 1753 in Dublin and a son of Dr. Michael JACKSON &
Mary E. BUNTIN of Lisburn, Co. Antrim is the right age. His wife was a Mary. |
JACKSON, Daniel and Mary IRWINE |
1726 |
MLB |
Clogher Diocese |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and John QUIN |
1726 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. I suspect that he
is related to Thomas QUINN and she to David JACKSON both of Quinsborough, Co.
Kildare. Several deeds connect the two families. |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Richard SANDERSON |
1726 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Thomas & Joana ABELL |
1728 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Agnes KILNER |
1728 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, William and Catherine HAMILTON |
1729 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Daniel REV and Catherine DEERING |
1731 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index.
This couple is in the JACKSONs of Santry
Tree. |
JACKSON, Josiah & SEARLE, Elizabeth |
1734 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, James and Jane M’WATHE |
1736 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, James and Jane M’WATTIE |
1736 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Elizabeth and John MATTHEWS |
1737 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. Elizabeth JACKSON
b 1717 was a daughter of Michael JACKSON (1685- 1738) aft and Mary McCRACKEN
of Pimlicoe, City of Dublin. Family tree: Michael JACKSON, Clothier of Pimlico. |
JACKSON, James and Martha EATON |
1737 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index.There may be a
link to ROD 100-322-70631. |
JACKSON, William Revd and Mary NASH |
1738 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese
Rev. William JACKSON (1713-1767) of Rocksavage. |
JACKSON, Mary and Thomas SILLOCK |
1739 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. |
JACKSON, Mary, widow, and Thomas SILLCOCK |
1739 |
M.L.B |
Try also SILLOCK |
JACKSON, William and Anne HUNT |
1739 |
M.L. |
Addenda to Dublin Grant Index. This is William JACKSON
(1682-1772) of Dublin & Anne HUNT (Bef 1717-1787). He was a tanner of
Kilmainham, son of Robert JACKSON and Joyce SHAW, both of Crooked Staff,
Dublin. SEE: Robert
JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. |
JACKSON, John and Sarah ROSE |
1741 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, George and Margaret McLAUGHLIN |
1743 |
MLB |
Clogher Diocese
George JACKSON (1718-1782) of Urker near Crossmaglen,
Co. Armagh. SEE: Jackson, George & Margaret O'Laughlan, 1700s |
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth HYDE |
1744 |
MLB |
Clogher Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Martha BRAY |
1747 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Mary GREEN |
1748 |
MLB |
Cloyne Diocese |
JACKSON, Jacob and Elinor HIGGINBOTHAM |
1749 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
I suspect this deed is pertinent:
Will of Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM of Ballintrure, parish of
Donaghmore, Co. Wicklow, wife Abigail HIGGINBOTHAM. Witness incl Jacob
JACKSON of Spinans. Memorial witnessed by Jacob JACKSON & Joseph JACKSON,
Spinans, gent. Aug 13, 1772. |
JACKSON, William and Catherine CULBERT |
1749 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, John and Catherine MORRIS |
1749 |
MLB |
Cork & Ross Diocese |
JACKSON, Elizabeth to Francis BARKER |
1749 |
News |
Pue's Occurrences IG/9/3
Last week Francis BARKER Esq. was married to Miss Betty
[aka Elizabeth] JACKSON only child of George JACKSON of Pornascully Co.
Kilkenny Esq. 5 May 1749 Munster Journal |
JACKSON, Richard and Nichola Cecil HAMILTON |
1750 |
M.L. |
Richard JACKSON of Forkhill married Nichola Ann Cecil
HAMILTON. He was one of the descendants of the JACKSONs
of Coleraine. |
JACKSON, Judith and Joseph BALDWIN |
1752 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Gilbert & Elizabeth DOWLY |
1752 |
MLB |
Killaloe Diocese |
JACKSON, Adam and Frances WILSON |
1742 |
MLB |
Diocese of Ossory; IG/8/1
24 1752
Aug Adam Jackson of Gurteen in the Co.
of Kilkenny, Farmer, and Frances Wilson
of the
Parish of Castlecomer, Spinster, both of the Protestant Religion. |
JACKSON, John and Isabella JAMES |
1753 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, Mary and Thomas TYRRELL |
1753 |
M.L |
NOTE: An Elizabeth TYRELL married a James GRATAN (b
1673). He was an executor of the will of Rev. Daniel JACKSON (1651-1701). |
JACKSON, Lucas and Anne HUNT |
1754 |
MLB |
Dublin
He was of Cargeen, Co. Kildare.
SEE: John JACKSON of Cargeen Co. Kildare and Sarah LUCAS of
Rathdaniel, Co. Carlow |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & John SLAMON |
1754 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON Henry and Margaret DOWKER |
1755 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, John and Sophia LAMBE |
1755 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON Grace and William HALLAGAN |
1757 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Henry and Mary MURRAY |
1757 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Elizabeth GRIFFITH |
1757 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, [?] and Joseph VOIZE. |
1757 |
News |
Married at Woodruffe (the seat of John Perry Esq. near
Clonmell) Mr. Joseph VOIZE to Miss JACKSON. SEE: Faulkner's Dublin Journal. 6 Aug 1757. SEE: ROD: 445-366-286956. 1791 Will of William PERRY, Woodroffe, Co. Tipperary. |
JACKSON, Joseph and Alice MILLIKEN |
1758 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
There is another MILLIKEN-JACKSON marriage in the next
generation – Eliza JACKSON b. abt 1823 and daughter of Thomas JACKSON &
Anna Marie BAGNALL married a John MILLIKIN. All were in Dublin. |
JACKSON, Josiah and Jane WHELAN |
1758 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Jane and Rev. George PHILIP |
1759 |
M.L. |
ROD 200-305-133289. July 26, 1759. In consideration of
5s & intended marriage of Jane JACKSON, intended bride and eldest
daughter of Ann ROBINSON & Rev. George PHILIPS, Vicar of Rathcoole, and
intended groom and with consent of George PHILIPS, Jane JACKSON unto Daniel
JACKSON Rev. Clke of Tullamore, trustee & Francis EVANS, Esq of Dublin
City, trustee of her 1/2 undivided part of Markhell orse Marahill [NOTE:
There are three townlands named Marahill – parishes: Kilmore, Enniskeen, and
Balintemple]+ Domlloman orse Drumlomman [aka Drumloman, parish of
Crosserlough] in Co Cavan, plus her entitlement under will of Ann ROBINSON
deceased of Dublin City on death of John JACKSON late of Clonsagh, Dublin
deceased without male issue, to hold upon several trusts. WITNESSES: Frances
JACKSON, spinster of Dublin City & Hugh NEIL, Gent of Dublin.
This couple is in the JACKSONs of Santry
Tree. |
JACKSON, Minchin to [?] [TRACY] |
1759 |
News |
Married on Tuesday last in Birr, Minchin JACKSON , surveyor
of Kilrush, to the widow TRACY of Birr. NOTE:
There is a good chance that this was Minchin JACKSON (1720-?) of Fortnall,
Kings Co. who married a Mary Anne. He was a son of George JACKSON and Anne
MINCHIN.
1759 Apr 20 Deed: 208-196-138020
COLE BOWEN-JACKSON Book Index
1758-1768
Btw Henry COLE BOWEN of Kilamer co
Cork Esq to George JACKSON of Cullanwane in Kings Co, Gent... to George
JACKSON lands of Knockanglass part of Ballymacky and part Cappagh in Barony
of Upper Ormond, Co Tipperary.. lives of George JACKSON & George JACKSON his
eldest son & Minchin JACKSON his second son. SEE: History of the county of Middlesex, Canada.
The family crest included 3 eagles heads. |
JACKSON, George and Jane ANDREWS |
1759 |
MLB |
Killaloe Diocese |
JACKSON, Minchin and Mary A TRACY |
1759 |
MLB |
Killaloe Diocese
SEE: Minchin Jackson family tree |
JACKSON, Richard and Elinor CROWDE |
1759 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and John BOOTH |
1760 |
M.L. |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese
16 Oct
1760 John Booth of Castlecomer in the Co. of Kilkenny, Fanner, and Elizabeth
Jackson of the City of Kilkenny, Spinster,
both of the Protestant Religion. |
JACKSON, Edward and Anne FISHBOURNE |
1760 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Josiah and Mary ALCOCK |
1760 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
I wonder if she might be related to the ALCOCKs of
Nashe’s Quarters? |
JACKSON, George and Mary SHEARCRAFT |
1762 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Hannah to Richard FITZGERALD |
1763 |
News |
Married in Limerick Mr. Richard FITZGERALD jr of
Ballynaguile to Miss Hannah JACKSON daughter of George JACKSON of Rathnane,
Co. Tipperary. 8 Feb 1763 Faulkner's Dublin Journal |
JACKSON, Thomas and Margaret KENNELLY |
1763 |
MLB |
Ossory Diocese; IG/8/1
11 July
1763 Thomas Jackson, Dragoon in Col.
Harvey's Regt., and Margaret Kennelly of
the
Parish of Killmoganny, Spinster, both of the Protestant Religion. |
JACKSON, Jane and Henry STEEL |
1764 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Richard and Mary DOUGLASS |
1764 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, William and Esther DUNKLEY |
1764 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese
Likely related to JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
JACKSON, Michael and Mary WATSON |
1764 |
MLB |
Ossory Diocese; IG/8/1
27 Nov
1764 Michael Jackson of Castlecomer in
the Co. of Kilkenny, Collier, and Mary Watson of the Parish of Comer,
Spinster, both of the Protestant Religion. |
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth RYVES |
1765 |
M.L. |
Ossory Diocese;
24 Sept 1765 John Jackson of Ashgrove in the Co. of
Kilkenny, Gent, and Elizabeth Ryves of the Parish of Rathkyran, Spinster.
Protestant Religion. |
JACKSON, Barnaby and Elizabeth ELLIOTT |
1765 |
MLB |
Ossory Diocese; IG/8/1
2 Apr
1765 Barnaby Jackson of Curluddy in
the Co. of Kilkenny, Esq., and Elizabeth Elliot of the Parish of Rathkyran,
Spinster. Protestant Religion.
Likely part of JACKSONs of Kilkenny. Although Elizabeth ELLIOT may be a
2nd wife of Barnaby JACKSON (bef 1725- btw 1760-1775) of Curluddy,
Co. Kilkenny, she was more likely – that of a related Barnaby JACKSON. ROD:
486-144-306599 dated 1794 May 1 involves a Barnaby JACKSON.
ROD:520-388-341035. 1799
Aug 15
Image
208 in Book
520
BTW Barnabus JACKSON of Castledurrow Co. Kilkenny Gent
of 1st pt. Francis JACKSON of [Heathrow?] Co. Tipperary Gent of 2nd pt. Charles JACKSON of Heathrow aforesaid Co. Tipperary Esq of 3rd pt. Whereby Barnabus JACKSON and Francis JACKSON demised lands of Corloddy
& Portnascooly & Portnaholly & Dungolly in Co. Kilkenny being the
estate of Charles JACKSON … Barnabus JACKSON [SEAL] Witness John MOORE
SEE: JACKSON John, of Corlody, Co. Kilkenny, dat. 1 May
1775. proved at Ossu.. 6 April 1776. To my wife Elizabeth £600 p.a. for
life and my estates during the minority of my eldest son Charles Jackson.
£600 each to my two younger sons. Barnaby Jackson and Kearon
Reeves Jackson at age of 21. £200 to Francis Branigan of Mylodestown,
Co. Tipperary. £50 to Dr George Branigan. SOURCE: |
JACKSON, Celia & Paul ESPINASSE |
1765 |
M.L. |
Paul ESPINASSE City of Dublin Staymaker & Celia
JACKSON Parish St. Catherine 1 Oct 1765. Bethams Abstracts
NOTE: John ESPINASSE,
Sheriff of Dublin city; Esq. +Andrew MURRAY Sheriff of Dublin city; Esq. to
Albert NESBITT, Rev. Clerk Dublin City, grantor [William JACKSON,
grantee] of 4 houses in Jackson's Alley, Lib of Thomas
Court Dublin city in possess'n of Joseph BROWNE, Widow DUNLAP, Henry HEPHENSON,
Patrick ROURKE, John CORMISH, John MARTIN, George ROBINSON, Widow KINLY, + 4
houses in Marrowstone Lane in same place on possess'n of Abraham ROBINSON
& Thomas GAMBLE + 1 house on St Mary's Abby in Dublin city in possess'n
of Henry MEREDYTH Esq. + 2 houses in Petticoat lane in Dublin city in
possess'n of Walter RUSSELL and William HERON. Registrar: James SAUNDERS.
Witnesses: John BYRNE, Gent of Dublin City & Charles MEARES, Notary
Public of Dublin City. NOTE: Jackson’s Alley was in Parish of St. Catherine.
It intersected the northern end of Pimlico and was an extension
of Cole Alley.SEE: http://dublin1798.com/dublin15.htm |
JACKSON, Jane and Thomas PLOWMAN |
1766 |
M.L. |
AKA Thomas PLOUGHMAN. JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass.
Bethams Abstracts: Thomas PLOWMAN of Newtown Co. Kildare
Gent & Jane JACKSON of Parish Donoughmore spinster. 31 July 1766. |
JACKSON, Francis and Ellinor LOCKER |
1766 |
MLB |
Cloyne Diocese |
JACKSON, Ann & Hannibal FRASER |
1767 |
M.L. |
SEE: 1767 Jun 23 ROD:
254-420-168410. Ann JACKSON of Birr, Kings Co of 1st pt &
Humball [Hanibal] FRASER of Birr Esq of 2nd pt & James JACKSON
of BIRR Gent of 3rd pt two houses in Barony of Ballybrott, Kings
Co... 1.500 pounds to be charged on estate & lands of George FRAZER,
whereas a marriage is soon to be had btw sd Hamlela [Hannibal] FRAZER &
Ann JACKSON...
SEE: 1783 Oct 27 Deed:
360-160-242173 JACKSON-FRAZER & wife Robert Jackson of Grange. Kings Co
Esq. & Hannibal FRASER of Birr... SEE:
Faulkner's Dublin Journal 4 July 1767.
SEE 1786 Sep 8 ROD:
370-379-252830. Hannibal FRASER of Kings Co, Esq & Anne FRASER otherwise
JACKSON his wife. Eugenia JACKSON late of Grange but now of Birr, Kings Co.
Wicklow, widow of Robert JACKSON; James JACKSON, brother to Anne JACKSON.
JACKSONs
of Kings Co. - Seirkieran |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & Joseph HONE |
1768 |
M.L. |
HONE, William (1782-1859)
1806 Mercantile broker, Commercial Buildings, Dame St.
The second member of the Hone family to serve as Chamber president,
William Hone was born in 1782, the fourth son of Joseph
Hone (1747-1803) of Camden Street, and Elizabeth Jackson (b.c.1830 - error), only daughter and heiress of William
Jackson, a tanner, of Mill Street. Source: Past
Presidents of Dublin Chamber of Commerce.
ROD: 266-408-171859: Intended marriage of Joseph HONE,
the younger, Clothier of New Market, Dublin & Elizabeth JACKSON, spinster,
daughter of William JACKSON, farmer of Mill Street, Dublin; portion of £1500
from William JACKSON to Joseph HONE; Joseph HONE the elder, Clothier of
New Market St., Dublin to Joseph HONE the younger £1000 + a bond. REGISTER:
Charles MEARES; William HUNT, Clothier of Chambre Street, Dublin, named
to act with Joseph HONES the younger’s executors to ensure articles of
agreement are enacted. WITNESSES: Peter VATEAU, Tanner of Dublin City; Robert
TOWERS, Public Notary of Dublin City & Robert JONES, Public Notary of
Dublin City. |
JACKSON, James and Ann JOHNSTON |
1768 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, James and Rachel NEEDHAM |
1769 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
6 Feb. 1769. Mr. James
Jackson of Spinans, co. Wicklow married to
Miss Rachael Needham. (NOTE: She died in 1779. SOURCE: Prerogative Wills.
SOURCE: Finn's Leinster Journal 1769 Births, Marriages and Deaths by H. F. Morris. NOTE: See also entry under Hannah JACKSON & John
DRY. See also footnotes in Nov 24 1784 will of Miles NORTH. |
JACKSON, Jane & George GOODACRE |
1769 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Esther WILLSON |
1770 |
M.L. |
William JACKSON of Bristletown Co. Wicklow farmer &
Esther WILLSON of Parish Donaghmore spinster 15 June 1770 Bethams Abstracts, |
JACKSON, Elizabeth to John TUTHILL. |
1770 |
News |
Limerick 3rd: married last Saturday John TUTHILL Esq.
to Elizabeth JACKSON. 4 Jan 1770 Hiberian Chronicle |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & John LONG |
1771 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON [?] and Joseph SPRUNNER aka SPUNNER |
1771 |
News |
Killaloe Diocese
Married Joseph SPUNNER of Myduff, Kings Co. to Miss
JACKSON daughter of George JACKSON of Cloneganagh in said Co. Esq. Limerick
Chronicle. 7 Feb 1771 |
JACKSON [?] and Samuel ROGERS |
1772 |
News |
At Belliclare, Co. Mayo Mr. Samuel ROGERS of Rathone to
Miss JACKSON. SEE: Dublin Hiberian Journal 6 Apr 1772. |
JACKSON Fownes and Sarah EDGEWORTH |
1774 |
M.L. |
Fownes JACKSON of Fade Street City
Dublin Esq. & Sarah EDGEWORTH of Parish of St. Anne Dublin spinster
Fownes JACKSON was a son of Rev. George JACKSON
(1711-1782) and Elizabeth TAYLOR. SEE: Jacksons of
Steeple. NOTE: Peter JACKSON the grandfather
of Fownes JACKSON married Frances FOWNES in 1711 in Dublin. |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & John SUTTON |
1774 |
M.L. |
John SUTTON of Dublin & Elizabeth JACKSON of Essex
Bridge SEE: Walker's
Hibernian Magazine
Belfast Newsletter: John SUTTON of Stafford St., Esq; to Miss
JACKSON of Essex Bridge. |
JACKSON, Catherine & John RIGBY |
1775 |
M.L. |
Belfast Newsletter: Mr. RIGBY of Dame
St., gunsmith, to Miss JACKSON of Caple Street.
John RIGBY of Exchequer Street City Dublin Bethams Abstracts: Gunsmith & Catherine JACKSON of
Parish of St. Catherines spinster 17 Apr 1775. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Isabella BRUNTON |
1775 |
M.L |
Their marriage was recorded at St. Catherine’s, Dublin:
7 October 1775.
Bethams Abstracts: Thomas JACKSON of Spinians Co. Wicklow
Gent & Isabella BRUNTON of Parish of St. Catherines spinster 7 Oct 1775
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
JACKSON Elizabeth & Robert CHIRMSIDE |
1776 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mary and Anthony COLLINS |
1777 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Catherine & Samuel DUNN |
1778 |
M.L. |
Deed 457-129-297-321 is possibly of interest. Richard
JACKSON – DUNN. |
JACKSON, John and Ann HUMPHRYS |
1779 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
It is curious that this deed should precede this marriage
date by more than 50 years. Probably the 1779 marriage is of descendants of
these families mentioned beneath:
ROD 30-455-19132
1721 Sept 22 John JACKSON of City of Dublin, Linnen
Draper & Ann HUMPHRYS also JACKSON his
wife for £15 ster from Elias HUMPHRY grant Elias HUMPHRY their rights
& portions of house "court of Guard" nr Young's Castle in
Oxmantown for remaining years.
Grantors in 1695 Oct 18 included: William WATT Esq. Rt. Hon Lord Mayor of
Dublin ;Andrew BRICE Esq. Sherriff of Dublin; William STOWELL, Sherriff
of Dublin; & citizens of Dublin unto Ellis HUMPHRY, smith of Dublin city;
died abt 1707 intestate – also father of Elias HUMPHRY & Ann HUMPHRY
of house "court of Quard [sic Guard]" nr Young's
Castle in Oxmantown formerly in lease to Alderman Daniel BETTINGHAM and
afterwards Sir Daniel BETTINGHAM and lately surrendered to the
treasurer of Dublin by Richard BETTINGHAM, son & heir of Sir Daniel
BETTINGHAM, 66x20 ft for 61 years at £7; that John JACKSON became intitled
to 1/5 share; that John JACKSON became entitled to 1/4th share including 3
houses built in possess'n of Thomas JONAS. Deputy Registrar: William PARRY;
Witnesses: James SOMERWELL, Gent of Dublin City; Steevens STEEVENS, Gent of
Bony Batter, Dublin; Mary [COSION?] |
JACKSON, Ann & Robert Chambre CORKER , |
1780 |
M.L. |
I suspect that the marriage settlement is in: Deed:
335-127-222781. The two families were already connected in 1767:
ROD: 266-57-167863 1767 May 20. CORKER-JACKSON for
consids, Rev. Chambre CORKER to Mary JACKSON, widow, relict and sole executrix
of Rev. William JACKSON late of Lota in North liberties of Cork city;
dec'd, [grantee 1765 Nov 14] of yearly annuity of £14 for 29 years if she should
live so long, out of the lease from John WALWEY [John GALWEY?] Esq. [grantor
1765 Nov 14] to William JACKSON of dwelling house gardens & demesne
lands of Lota [81 Engl Statute acres] then in tenancy and occupancy of
Richard BRADSHAW for 31 years from 1 May then last past at £160. WITNESSES:
Ruby PATHETT, clerk to Michael McCARTHY; Michael McCARTHY, publican.
SEE: Mr. Robert Croker of the Custom House to Miss
JACKSON of Co. Meath. 18 Feb 1780 Dublin Hiberian Journal.
NOTE: I suspect that the reference was to Rev. William
JACKSON (1713-1767) of Rocksavage, Co. Cork. His wife was Mary NASH. |
JACKSON, James and Gainor GRIFFITH |
1780 |
M.L. |
Married about Feb 1780 in St Peter, Dublin (COI),
Ireland. SOURCE: WikiTree.
James JACKSON b. 22 Nov 1751, Co. Wicklow and died 30
Sept 1820 Whitechurch, Rathmines, Dublin, He was the son of a William JACKSON
of Co. Wicklow. James JACKSON and Gainor GRIFFITH (1754-1817) were the
parents of: William
Jackson, Elinor
Jackson, (died as an infant) Jacob Griffith Jackson, Elinor Jackson, Joseph Jackson, James Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Jane (Jackson) Nicholson and William Jackson
James was a Glass and Crockery Merchant. Moravian
Church member. |
JACKSON, Mary and Harvey FAIRBROTHER |
1780 |
M.L. |
Of interest is this deed, although not the same people,
they are likely related: 374-459-250056. 1785 Nov 17. Robert JACKSON cornet
in his Majesties 4th Regiment of Horse in Ireland of 1st pt & Mary CARROLL of City of Dublin Spinster of 2nd pt Wm
FAIRBROTHER of Willsborough Co Wicklow & Coote CARROLL of City of Dublin
Esq of 3rd pt & James JACKSON of Birr & John DROUGHT of
Whigsborough both in Kings Co. Of 4th pt. Marriage btw Robert
JACKSON & Mary CARROLL... demised townlands of Grange & pt of
townlands of Balltmac macmurragh & the great and small tythes of the
townlands of Grange Hall situated in Barony of Ballybrot, Kings Co.... Mary’s
brother George CARROLL.
This deed joins the dots:
460-489-295100. 1792 Dec 13.
Btw Thomas DRY of Weavers Sq. Co Dublin Clothier &
Mary DRY otherwise JACKSON his wife & John DRY of Weavers Sq Dublin,
Clothier and Jane DRY otherwise JACKSON his wife ... said Mary &
Jane are two of three children of Alexander JACKSON formerly of Strabane, Co
Tyrone, Gauger dec’d of 1st pt Harvey FAIRBROTHER of Sweeneys
Teneters in Co of Dublin woollen stover & Scourer & Mary FAIRBROTHER
otherwise JACKSON relict of sd Alexander JACKSON dec’d of 2nd pt
& Thomas RORKE of Meath St. City of Dublin Wool Merch of 3rd pt...reciting deed 1771 Nov 25 James JACKSON of Spinans Co Wicklow did
demise to sd Alexander JACKSON son of James... town and lands of Eadestown154
acres Plantation Measure, Barony of Talbotstown, Co Wicklow... for lives of
Hannah DAWSON otherwise CRAWTHORNE otherwise JACKSON wife of Richard JACKSON
of Baltinglass, Co Wicklow farmer & Mary Anne PARKE otherwise CRAWTHORNE
wife of Robert PARKE Tallow Chandler & James JACKSON grandson of afssd
James JACKSON dec’d |
JACKSON, Jane and Robert LAWDEN |
1781 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Margaret and Thomas HOWARD |
1781 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Sarah & John WOODS |
1783 |
|
Last Wednesday [Jan 1], Mr. John WOODS, Clothier, to
Miss Sarah JACKSON, with a handsome fortune. Limerick Chronicle
6 Jan 1783 |
JACKSON, Hugh and Ann TATE |
1783 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
The likelihood is that
they had roots in Co. Down. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Frances CONNOLLY |
1783 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Possibly Thomas JACKSON
of Fanningstown Co Limerick Esq. SEE: ROD: 456-176-291436 |
JACKSON, Hewson to [?] NAPPER |
1783 |
News |
Married yesterday Mr. Hewson JACKSON Lieut. in Loyal
Limerick Volunteers to Miss NAPPER daughter of John NAPPER of this City. 6
Feb 1783 Limerick Chronicle |
JACKSON, James and Margaret FITZGERALD |
1784 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, Matthew and Sarah COULTON |
1784 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Matthew JACKSON b 1763 of Edenderry See: Ballygibbon JACKSONS.
Married Mr. Matthew JACKSON of Edenderry to Miss Sally
COULTON of Marybone Lane [aka Marlybone]. 30 Apr 1784 Dublin Hiberian Journal |
JACKSON, Rickards and Sarah WHITE |
1784 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
I suspect this is a Richard JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Mary SOCKSMITH |
1784 |
M.L |
Marriage
of THOMS JACKSON of SPINANS COUNTY WICKLOW and MARY SOXSMITH of N/R ST.
Michans Church. 29 May 1784. Mary SOXSMITH was a widow. NOTE: Thomas is likely related to the James JACKSON of Spinans who married Rachel NEEDHAM in
1769. SOURCE: Monumental Inscriptions from St. Marys Church, Crumlin, Co.
Dublin. |
JACKSON Hannah and John DRY |
1785 |
M.L. |
ROD: 460- 489-295100
1792 Dec 13 JACKSON-RORKE Btw Thomas DRY of Weavers Sq.
Co Dublin Clothier & Mary DRY otherwise JACKSON his wife & John DRY of Weavers Sq Dublin, Clothier and
Jane DRY otherwise JACKSON his wife ... said Mary & Jane are two
of three children of Alexander JACKSON formerly of Strabane, Co Tyrone,
Gauger dec’d of 1st pt Harvey FAIRBROTHER of Sweeneys Teneters in
Co of Dublin woollen stover & Scourer & Mary FAIRBROTHER otherwise
JACKSON relict of sd Alexander JACKSON dec’d of 2nd pt &
Thomas RORKE of Meath St City of Dublin Wool Merch of 3rd pt...reciting deed 1771 Nov 25 James JACKSON of Spinans Co Wicklow did
demise to sd Alexander JACKSON son of James... town and lands of Eadestown154
acres Plantation Measure, Barony of Talbotstown, Co Wicklow... for lives of
Hannah DAWSON otherwise CRAWTHORNE otherwise JACKSON wife of Richard JACKSON
of Baltinglass, Co Wicklow farmer & Mary Anne PARKE otherwise CRAWTHORNE
wife of Robert PARKE Tallow Chandler & James JACKSON grandson of afssd
James JACKSON dec’d.
NOTE:
See also entry under James JACKSON and Rachel NEEDHAM. |
JACKSON Frances and Andrew KEERY |
1786 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Ann JONES |
1786 |
MLB |
Waterford & Lismore |
JACKSON, William and Mary CROFTON |
1786 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts: William JACKSON of Calvertstown Co.
Kildare Gent and Mary CROFTON of Parish Kilcullen spinster 25 Aug. This is likely the marriage of
the William JACKSON (b 1761) who was the son of William JACKSON (?-d
btw1779-1784).
JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth & Samuel SMITH |
1787 |
M.L. |
Samuel SMITH sr. of Nassau Street to the widow
JACKSON late of the Silver-mines, Co. Tipperary. 4 July 1787 Dublin Hiberian
Journal. |
JACKSON, Lavinia and John Hubert MOORE |
1787 |
M.L. |
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
Bethams Abstracts 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
NOTES: John Hubert MOORE
had land at Cloonra & Bunrevin (near Birr) for sale. Dublin Evening Post October
14, 1790
June 28, 1787 - Dublin
SEE: (MOORE to be added – I suspect that James and
Lavinia are siblings of Robert JACKSON) JACKSONs of
Kings Co. - Seirkeiran.
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
I suspect this is a lead: ROD: 457-201-298475. 1792 Oct
6-JACKSON - SALL Names Index 1786-1794 Btw Henry JACKSON of French St., City
of Dulin 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…. |
JACKSON, Anne & Joseph WHITEACRE |
1788 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts 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. |
JACKSON, Joshua and Anne BRICE |
1788 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts Joshua JACKSON of Co. Dublin Cotton
Manufacturer & Anne BRICE of Parish of St. Mary spinster 14 Feb 1788 |
JACKSON, Samuel and Anne BOURDMAN |
1789 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts Samuel JACKSON of Dublin Linen weaver and
Anne BOARDMAN of parish St. Catherine spinster 5 Jan 1789. Quaker
Jacksons in Ireland.
Aka BOARDMAN. Anne BOARDMAN (1771-1843) is one of the
Quakers who married JACKSONs in Parsonstown, aka Birr. Samuel JACKSON was a
cotton manufacturer of Dublin who went bankrupt in 1826. |
JACKSON, William and Ann ROTHWELL |
1789 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese |
JACKSON, Zacharias and Jane MEREDYTH |
1789 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Aka Jane MERODYTH. The Church record shows a marriage
date of 16 Feb 1789. Consisy Licence at St. Anne Dublin COI.
Bethams Abstracts Zacharias JACKSON of City of Dublin
Painter & Jane MEREDYTH of Parish of St. Anne Dublin Spinster 10 Feb 1789.
Aka Zachariah JACKSON.
He was a Dublin stationer, printer, bookseller and bookbinder. He may be related to Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
JACKSON, Margaret and Roger WORTHINGTON |
1790 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
Curiously, in the family tree of the JACKSONs of
Creggan Parish, in this time frame, there is an Elizabeth who married an
unnamed WORTHINGTON, and another sister who married a Thomas or George SHEA.
This information was part of the family’s oral tradition from the mid-1800s,
and does not come with sources, but the timing is good enough that I am going
to go with it. SEE: Jacksons of Urker. |
[JACKSON] Anne to Rev. James DAVIDSON |
1790 |
News |
married at Aughnacloy, the Rev. James DAVIDSON to Mrs.
Anne JACKSON. Freemans Journal. 30 Jan 1790 |
JACKSON, Launcelot ot [?] AGAR |
1790 |
News |
Married at Carlow Mr. Launcelot JACKSON to Miss AGAR
Freeman's Journal 2 Jan 1790 |
JACKSON Deborah & Robert MOOREHOUSE |
1791 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Elinor & Oliver BOND |
1791 |
M.L. |
Eleanor BOND née JACKSON (1772-1843) AKA Ellen daughter of Henry JACKSON & Elizabeth McGRATH. Oliver BOND was born abt
1759 at St. Johnston, outside of Derry. He apprenticed as a haberdasher in company
with a Mr. Armstrong. He was a wealthy woollen draper. He married Eleanor
JACKSON, daughter of Henry JACKSON (another activist in the United Irishmen
with connections to Ballybay). He died in suddenly and in somewhat mysterious
circumstances in Newgate Prison in 1798 after his arrest for his role in
supporting the cause of the Irish Rebellion of 1798. SOURCE: Maura Maher. Oliver
Bond published in the Dublin Historical Record, Vol. XI, No. 4. Sept-Nov 1950.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs |
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth REYNOLDS |
1791 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts John JACKSON of George’s Quay
City Dublin Stationer and Elizabeth REYNOLDS of Parish St. Andrew spinster 20
Jan 1791. I suspect that his mother was Esther
JACKSON of Ballitore. |
JACKSON, Susanna to Robert FITZGERALD |
1791 |
News |
Married a few days since, Robert FITZGERALD of Kilkee
Esq. to Susanna JACKSON daughter of John JACKSON of Kilrush. Ennis Chronicle
21 Oct 1791 |
JACKSON, John and Mary GREEN |
1792 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese. |
JACKSON Henry and Abigail CROOKSHANK |
1792 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
Aka CRUICKSHANK was born Abigail SALE, and married
1stly to George CRUICKSHANK. Henry JACKSON of Newpark, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
married Abigail in Oct 6, 1792. SEE: Jacksons
of Kings Co. |
JACKSON, Ann & James VALENTINE |
1792 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts James VALENTINE of Knocktown Co.
Wicklow Farmer & Anne JACKSON of parish Donaghmore Co. Wicklow spinster 4
July 1792. |
JACKSON, Henry Vincent and Sarah WARBURTON |
1792 |
M.L. |
NOTE: The Jackson family held
an estate at Inane, parish of Roscrea,
county Tipperary in the 19th century and family members practiced as
lawyers in Dublin. Peter Jackson was registrar to Lord Norbury and James
Fraser in his ''Guide through Ireland'' (1838) records Peter Jackson of
Inane, county Tipperary. Henry Vincent Jackson is recorded as assistant to
Peter Jackson in the ''King's Inns Admission Papers''. This source also
records four sons of Henry Vincent Jackson and his wife Sarah Warburton, namely George, Frederick,
Peter and William. At the time of Griffith's Valuation the Jackson estate was
located in the parishes of Bourney, Roscrea and Templemore, Barony of
Ikerrrin and Fertiana, barony of Eliogarty. 355 acres held under a fee farm
grant dated 1861 by Frederick Bridge from Frederick A. Jackson at Carrick, Barony
of Ikerrin, was advertised for sale in February 1869. In the 1870s Henry
Vincent Jackson of Inane owned 1,088 acres in county Tipperary and 1,765
acres in King's County (Offaly) while William H. Jackson of Inane owned 363 acres
in county Tipperary. |
JACKSON, Joseph and Mary TUDOR |
1792 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts 18 Apr 1792 Joseph JACKSON of
Spinians, Co. Wicklow. Mary TUDOR of St. Bridget's Parish, Dublin
I suspect a connection: JACKSONs in Delgany Parish Co Wicklow BMD. Thomas
JACKSON, husband of Charlotte TUDOR and ancestor of most of these JACKSONs
mentioned, had a residence in Dublin. |
JACKSON, George and Mary TODD |
1793 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese |
JACKSON Elizabeth & Edward HEARN |
1794 |
M.L. |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts. Edward HEARN of Donnycarney Co. Dublin
Gent & Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish of Coolock spinster 25 Aug 1794 |
JACKSON [?] to James HOLLAND |
1794 |
News |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese
Dublin James HOLLAND of Carlow, tanner to Miss JACKSON.
Ennis Chronicle. 13 March 1794 |
JACKSON, Barnaby and Susannah LAWRENSON |
1794 |
MLB |
Ossory Diocese; IG/8/3
Gent |
JACKSON Elizabeth & Hugh KING |
1796 |
M.L. |
It is possible that Deed: 438-449-283216 involving
Strettle JACKSON may have bearing on this marriage. |
JACKSON, Jane & Thomas CONDLE |
1796 |
M.L. |
There is a JACKSON-CONDLE deed: 671-89-460530 that may
relate to this marriage. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Charlotte TUDOR |
1796 |
M.L |
Dublin Diocese
Bethams Abstracts. Thomas JACKSON Parliament Street
Dublin Bookseller and Charlotte TUDOR of Parish St. Werburgh spinster 13 Aug
1796 JACKSONs in Delgany Parish Co Wicklow BMD. |
JACKSON, Robert to [?] DAVOREN |
1796 |
News |
A few days ago at Doolan the seat of F. McNAMARA Esq. Robert
JACKSON of Kilrush Esq. to Miss DAVOREN niece to Mr. MACNAMARA ... handsome
fortune. Clare Journal 31 Oct 1796 |
JACKSON, Richard and Mary Maria JOHNSON |
1797 |
M.L |
Bethams Abstracts. Richard JACKSON South? Strand Dublin
Esq. & Mary M. JOHNSTON Parish St. Thomas Dublin 30 Aug 1797 |
JACKSON, Richard to [?] WELSH |
1797 |
News |
Married yesterday Mr. Richard JACKSON dyer of Broad Street
to Miss WELSH daughter of Thomas WELSH late of this City printer. Limerick
Chronicle 18 Oct 1797 |
JACKSON, Thomas to [?] WATSON |
1797 |
News |
Married on Monday last, Thomas JACKSON chandler to Miss
WATSON daughter to the late Mr. James WATSON commander of H.M. sloop Spider.
Limerick Chronicle. 13 Sept 1797 |
JACKSON Hannah and Henry HINCH |
1798 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Henry HINCH[?] of Rathkill Co.
Wicklow farmer & Hannah JACKSON of Parish Donomore Diocese Dublin
spinster 18 Jan 1798 |
JACKSON, Louisa and John POWER |
1798 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. John POWER City of Dublin Esq. &
Louisa JACKSON Parish of St. George Dublin Spinster 7 Dec 1798
NOTE: ROD: 522-377-342662
Image
201
Btw Jacob William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of 1
pt & James CARROLL of City of Dublin confectioner of other pt. JACKSON
granted house yard &concerns known by #113 on North Side of Great
Britain St. Co of Dublin… [description of property] for lives of Amelia
JACKSON Louisa JACKSON and Mary JACKSON sisters
of sd John William JACKSON. Witnessed by Anna JACKSON of City of Dublin Widow
& John POWER of sd City Gent |
JACKSON, Amelia & John WILTON |
1799 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. John WILSON
of Britain Street Dublin Gent & Amelia JACKSON of Parish St George Dublin
spinster 29 Jun 1799
NOTE: A John WILTON of
Dundrum, Dublin was a witness to a deed in the same time frame.
NOTE: ROD:
522-377-342662
Image
201
Btw Jacob William JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent of 1
pt & James CARROLL of City of Dublin confectioner of other pt. JACKSON
granted house yard &concerns known by #113 on North Side of Great
Britain St. Co of Dublin… [description of property] for lives of Amelia JACKSON Louisa JACKSON and Mary JACKSON
sisters of sd John William JACKSON. Witnessed by Anna JACKSON of City of
Dublin Widow & John POWER of sd City Gent. |
JACKSON, John and Catherine STRINGER |
1799 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. John JACKSON of Calverstown Co.
Wicklow Farmer & Catherine STRINGER parish Kilbride Co. Dublin Spinster 8
June 1799 |
JACKSON, Juliana and John BENTLY |
1799 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. John BENTLY of Cork St. City Dublin
Cotton Weaver & Juliana JACKSON of Parish St. Catherine spinster Directed
to said Parish 9 Oct 1799 |
JACKSON, James Murdock and Jane GREEN |
1800 |
MLB |
Cloyne Diocese
Crossley Abstracts: Jane Green – m James Murdock
JACKSON. Query son of William JACKSON who married 1748 Mary daughter of
Thomas GREEN by Mary daughter of Henry MURDOCK.
Benjamin Murdock JACKSON & James Murdock JACKSON [tree] of Y [Youghall?] 1780
– Consult will of Y 1785. Where do JACKSONs of Ahenesk near Middleton come
from?
REF. William 1785 |
JACKSON, Jane and Peter VALENTINE |
1801 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Peter VALENTINE of [Mango?] Co.
Wicklow Farmer & Jane JACKSON of Parish Dunlavin 28 Sept 1801 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Peter DANIEL |
1802 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Peter DANIEL of Castle Street Jeweller
& Elizabeth JACKSON of Parish St. Werbourgh spinster 15 April 1802
Deed: 363-505-245586 Joseph JACKSON-DANIEL may have
bearing on this marriage. |
JACKSON, Richard and Elizabeth REA |
1802 |
MLB |
Cloyne Diocese |
JACKSON [?] to William CARROLL |
1802 |
News |
Limerick 10th. Married yesterday at Hermitage Co.
Tipperary William CARROLL of Emil Castle Kings Co. Esq to Miss JACKSON eldest
sister of George JACKSON Esq. Clare Journal 12 Apr 1802 |
JACKSON, Thomas Bruce and Hariot SKELLERN |
1803 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Thomas Bruce JACKSON of Capel
Street Dublin apothecary & Harriett [MELLON?] parish St. Peters 15 Nov
1803 |
JACKSON, James to Mary CLARKE |
1803 |
News |
married on Tuesday at Rosscrea Mr. James JACKSON of
Mountrath to Miss Mary CLARKE. 25 May 1803 Limerick Chronicle. |
JACKSON, Miles to Constance WALLER |
1804 |
News |
on Thursday last Miles JACKSON of Castle Jackson Co.
Limerick Esq to Miss WALLER daughter of the late Edward WALLER of Limerick Esq.
(Married St. Munchins Nov 27) 31 Dec 1804 Ennis Chronicle. NOTE: He died in 1809 and she married Richard GOING. She died in 1864. |
JACKSON, Capt Thomas |
1804 |
MLB |
Meath Diocese |
JACKSON, Ann and Patrick STACK |
1805 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Patrick
STACK Werburgh Street Dublin Esq & Anne JACKSON parish St. Anne Dublin
widow 9 Oct 1805 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Joseph TAYLOR |
1805 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Joseph
TAYLOR City of Dublin Shoemaker & Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St. Mark Dublin
Wicklow spinster. 10 Dec 1803 NOTE: M.L. Date
is 1805 – one of these is a typo. |
JACKSON, Peter and Susannah DOCKRILL |
1805 |
M.L. |
A Peter JACKSON of Hacketstown, married a Susan DOCKRILL.
His likely birth date would make him a candidate for this marriage. See family
tree for JACKSONs of Wicklow & Carlow. |
JACKSON, Nathaniel and Mary WARBURTON |
1805 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese
Nathaniel JACKSON of Mountmellick. One of the Quaker
JACKSON families. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Helena HALL |
1805 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Thomas
JACKSON of Finnistown [Faningstown] Co. Limerick Esq & Helena HALL parish
St Mary Dublin 17 Sep 1805
Married last Wednesday in Dublin, Thomas JACKSON of
Fanningstown, Co. Limerick Esq to Miss HALL daughter of the late Sober HALL
of this City. Limerick Chronicle 21 Sept 1805
JACKSONs of Duddington [aka Doddingham], Northamptonshire,
England. The tree begins with Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662) |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Edward HEARN |
1806 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Edward
HEARN City of Dublin Gent & Elizabeth JACKSON Parish St Catherine Dublin
spinster 2 May 1806 |
JACKSON, William and Elizabeth MURRAY |
1806 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Florinda CRAWFORD |
1807 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Isaac and Elizabeth HUNT |
1806 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Eliza to William MAUNSELL |
1807 |
News |
Thursday morning at Kilmurry Church, William MAUNSELL
of the Island to Miss JACKSON daughter of William Marcus JACKSON Esq. attorney.
11 feb 1807 Ennis Journal. |
JACKSON, Joseph and Mary JACKSON |
1808 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
NORTH, Sarah to Thomas FAWCETT |
1808 |
|
Bethams Abstracts. Thomas
FOSSITT of Portarlington Co. Wicklow Gent & Sarah NORTH of Parish St Michans
Dublin spinster 26 Apr 1808
NOTE: I have included
this because they are the parents of Margaret FAWCETT who married Matthew
JACKSON of Ballygibbon and Edenderry JACKSONs |
JACKSON, Jane and Christopher L'ESTRANGE |
1808 |
ML. |
Jane Jackson married 08 May 1808 Christopher
Carleton L'Estrange of Markethill. The are in the JACKSONs
of Enniscoe Family Tree. The most up to date version is on the Rootsweb Tree. |
JACKSON, Patrick and Hannah ROBERTS |
1808 |
M.L. |
Kildare Diocese |
JACKSON, Hugh and Grace COOTE |
1809 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Hugh JACKSON
of Cremorne Co. Monaghan Esq. & Grace COOTE of Parish St Peters Dublin
spinster 4 April 1809
Hugh JACKSON (1787-1816) is one of the Lisnaboe
Family tree. I do not know if Grace remarried after Hugh’s death. |
JACKSON, Catherine and Samuel BRERETON |
1809 |
MLB |
|
JACKSON, James and Sarah M'CREIGHT |
1809 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. James
JACKSON of City of Dublin Merchant & Sarah McCREIGHT parish St. George
Dublin spinster 27 Feb 1809
A 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 |
JACKSON, John and Sarah SAUNDERS |
1810 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. John
JACKSON South Frederick Street Dublin Gent & Sarah [SAUNDEY?] parish St Anne
Dublin spinster 17 July 1810.
NOTE: John & Sarah
are the parents of Elias George JACKSON, Celia JACKSON and Elizabeth JACKSON
whose marriages are noted beneath in the 1850s. |
JACKSON, Josiah and Jane DILLON |
1810 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Josiah
JACKSON of Ross Lane Dublin Gent & Jane DILLON of Parish of St. Michael
Dublin Spinster 3 Oct 1810 |
JACKSON, Samuel and Dorothea RUTHERFORD |
1810 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Samuel
JACKSON of Calvertstown Co. Kildare farmer & Dorothea RUTHERFORD of
Parish Tipperkevin spinster 1 June 1810 |
JACKSON, James to Mary WEIR |
1810 |
News |
Married at Mary's Church Limerick, Mr. James JACKSON of
that City to Miss Mary WEIR of Killaloe |
JACKSON, Joseph Devonshire and Sarah Lucinda CLARKE |
1811 |
M.L. |
Joseph Devonshire JACKSON b: 1783 d: 1857. Sarah died
Nov 30, 1858. SEE: Henry Thomas Ryall, Portraits of Eminent conservatives
and Statesmen, with genealogical and historical memoirs. London, 1836. He
is in my Rootsweb
Tree. |
JACKSON, Mary and William PIGGOTT |
1811 |
M.L. |
Deed: 332-419-225233 may have bearing on this. It is between
William JACKSON & a PIGGOTT. |
JACKSON, Montague James and Maria WINCKLEFOSS |
1811 |
M.L. |
Research by Raymond Irving
JACKSON shows that Montague James JACKSON was a son of Edmund JACKSON (1748-1792)
and Catherine Haughton JAMES. Their ancestors are included in my Derbyshire
JACKSON tree. |
JACKSON, Sophia and Joseph QUELCH |
1811 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Joseph
QUELCH of Cook Street Dublin Merchant & Sophia JACKSON of Parish St. Anne
Dublin spinster 23 May 1814. NOTE: Date of 1814 not 1811 – one is incorrect.
1829 Apr 30 ROD: 848-367-567967
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Thomas JACKSON of City of Limerick of 1st pt. Joseph QUELCH of South Great Georges St. City of Dublin Merchant of the
other… Land situate in Dame Lane at rere of Dame St City of Dublin … formerly
in possession of Walter DOOLAN |
JACKSON, Thomas and Frances KELLY |
1811 |
ML. |
|
[JACKSON, Constance] to Richard GOING |
1811 |
News |
married in Limerick, Richard GOING Esq. Doonass [of
Park Lodge Co. Limerick] to Mrs. JACKSON widow of Miles JACKSON of Castle
Jackson [Fanningstown Castle?], Co. Limerick Esq. 5 Jan 1811 Clare Chronicle. NOTE: Miles JACKON died in 1809 and Constance WALLER married secondly Richard GOING. She died in 1864. |
JACKSON, Thomas to |
1811 |
News |
Married in Limerick Thomas JACKSON Revenue Officer to
Miss DICKSON daughter of the late Samuel DICKSON. Ennis Chronicle. 2 March
1811 |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and William Michael RUSSELL |
1812 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Isabella and Charles Lum BATEMAN |
1812 |
M.L. |
This Isabella JACKSON is apparently a sister of Edmund
Sandys JACKSON. SOURCE: Rootsweb Edwin Sandys Jackson of Jervis
Street, born 13 January 1823, baptised 24 January 1823, St. Mary's church
(COI) Dublin. Father: James Jackson, Mother: Sarah Jackson. NOTE: A nephew of Isabella: Rev.
Edwin Sandys JACKSON is mentioned on my Dublin
Probates page. |
JACKSON, Martha and Richard GALWAY |
1812 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Margaret HAWKINS |
1812 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Sarah SINGLETON |
1812 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William Henry and Cecilia WESTROP |
1842 |
M.L. |
5 Apr 1842 St. Peters Church, City of Dublin. William Henry JACKSON (1811-1877) was a son of Henry
Vincent JACKSON and Sarah WARBURTON. NOTE: This date was first entered as 1812 but
was in error as they wed in 1842. SEE: Descendants of Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
JACKSON, Alexander and Catherine PERRY |
1813 |
M.L. |
Bethams Abstracts. Alexander
JACKSON Ballykilmury Co. Wicklow farmer & Catherine PERRY Parish Timokie
spinster 8 Nov 1813 |
JACKSON, Charles Columbine and Louisa ARTHURE |
1813 |
M.L. |
NOTE: Error in M.L. date. On the 17th inst
in St George’s [CoI] Church, Dublin, Charles Columbine Jackson, of
Ballintah [Ballintate?], county Armagh Esq. to Louisa daughter of the
late John Arthure, Esq. Barrister-at-law of Seafield, in the county Dublin. BNL
Mar 21 1843 NOTE: He was a son of Thomas Bruce
Jackson, M.D. (?-1861) of Swords, and died before Nov 5, 1885, SOURCES: Dublin
Daily Express 05 November 1885 and Dublin Evening Mail 23 Sept 1861.
In 1871, he was mentioned in insolvency sittings. Irish
Law Times and Solicitors’ Journal Vol 5. 1843
March 17th Charles Columbine Jackson
of Ballintah House Co Armagh now residing
82 Lower Mt Street Dublin and Louisa
Arthur of Lower Sheppard Street (single)
Witness for the wife Bullen Daykes. He attended
Trinity College and was b 1816. |
JACKSON, Samuel and Fanny FOWLER |
1813 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Jemima HUFFINGTON |
1813 |
M.L. |
I suspect that the James Huffington JACKSON whose will
was probated in 1868 was their son. |
QUELCH, Joseph and Sophia JACKSON |
1814 |
|
Bethams Abstracts. Joseph
QUELCH of Cook Street Dublin Merchant & Sophia JACKSON of Parish St. Anne
Dublin spinster 23 May 1814 NOTE: The date may
have been 1811.
1829 Apr 30 ROD: 848-367-567967
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Thomas JACKSON of City of Limerick of 1st pt. Joseph QUELCH of South Great Georges St. City of Dublin Merchant of the
other… Land situate in Dame Lane at rere of Dame St City of Dublin … formerly
in possession of Walter DOOLAN |
JACKSON, Anna and John TUTHILL |
1815 |
M.L. |
Anna Strettle JACKSON b: 1793 in Cork d: 20 Mar 1844 in
Rapla, Co. Tipperary married 12 May 1815 in St. Peters, Dublin John Tuthill
b: 03 Jun 1793 in Lisnamrock Castle d: 13 Feb 1876 in Birr, Kings Co.,
Ireland. |
JACKSON, Anne and Richard HARDING |
1815 |
M.L, |
|
JACKSON, Jane and William SCOTT |
1815 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Margaretta and John Thomas HOUGHTON |
1815 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Robert and Sarah FOCKE |
1815 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Robert to {Sarah?] TROCKE |
1815 |
News |
Married in Dublin. Lieut. JACKSON [I suspect Robert
JACKSON] 68th Regiment son of William Marcus JACKSON Esq. of this City to
Mrs. TROCKE relict of Stephen TROCKE Es. of Glen Park. Co. Antrim |
JACKSON, William to Jane Louisa BLAIR |
1815 |
News |
Married on Monday last at Louth Church William JACKSON
Esq. Col of the North Mayo Militia to Jane Louisa, 3rd daughter of William
BLAIR of Co. Ayr Esq. Limerick Chronicle 7 Oct 1815 |
JACKSON, Eleanor and Michael WILSON |
1816 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Teresa EGAN |
1816 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Thomas and Matilda GLYNN |
1816 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, George and Althea BATE |
1817 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, George Ernest Augustus and Emma HARBEN |
1817 |
M.L. |
George Ernest Augustus JACKSON was a son of Henry
Vincent JACKSON & Sarah WARBURTON.
SEE: Descendants of Peter JACKSON & Joanna |
JACKSON, Grace and George M’DERMOT |
1817 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John and Ann CRAWFORD |
1817 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Richard and Margaret MURRAY |
1817 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Mary Ann O'FLAHERTY |
1817 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Ann and Nathaniel JOHNSON |
1818 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Ann and William SINTON |
1818 |
M.L. |
Possibly the SINTONs near Banbridge, Co. Down. |
JACKSON, James Goss and Eliza RIGGS |
1818 |
M.L. |
NOTE: There was another RIGGS-JACKSON marriage: William
JACKSON of Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow = ANNE RIGGS |
JACKSON, John and Mary HAINES |
1818 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Maria and Harpur GREENE |
1818 |
M.L. |
A possible clue could be in Deed: 475-588-307820. They
married at St. Marys, Dublin on 14 November 1848.
Her father was John JACKSON and she lived at 121 Upper Dorset St. He was a
son of George GREENE, and was a merchant. See: Jacksons
in St. Mary’s. |
JACKSON, Richard and Mary Anne HARDY |
1818 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William Patrick and Anna CRAMPTON |
1818 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Henry and Catherine PHIBBS |
1818 |
MLB |
Killala & Achonry Diocese
NOTE: The PHIBBS and JACKSONs of Sligo, Co. Sligo had
many deeds with one another. |
JACKSON, Jane and Edward HARTIGAN |
1819 |
M.L. |
SEE: St.
Michan’s Church Records. See: 1849 |
JACKSON, Maria and William CAMPBELL |
1819 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Matthew and Marianne ALEXANDER |
1819 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Matthew and Rebecca TODD |
1819 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Sarah and James MOORHEAD |
1819 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Sarah Georgina and Thomas ANDERSON |
1819 |
M.L. |
March 1849 Bray Church. Sarah Georgina JACKSON =
Rev. Thomas E. ANDERSON. She was a daughter of Henry Vincent JACKSON and
Sarah WARURTON.
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BTW Rev Thomas Thynne ANDERSON of
Riverside House Bray, Co. Wicklow clerk & Sarah Georgina ANDERSON otherwise
JACKSON his wife of the first part & William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy
Square Dublin Esquire of the other. Reciting that Henry DUNLIN Mary [CHUSTON?]
James TOFTS and Margaret his wife and Innes SHERIDAN and Elizabeth his wife
by case of 29 Oct 1794 demised to George LAW portion of lands of Castlehill
to hold after the death of Baptist JOHNSTON for 2,000 years and that
SEE: Family tree of Sir William JOHNSTON
Bart by lease of 27 Nov 1802 demised to Robert Jaffray NICHOLSON all that
tenement in Gilford to hold at yearly rent … subsequently vested in William
WARBURTON who by will of 10 May 1817 bequeathed to his wife Maria Nichola
WARBURTON all his property and appointed her executrix. She died 23 Feb 1854
but her will dated 7 May 1849 bequeathed all property remaining after payment
of certain legacies to Peter Warburton JACKSON and William Henry JACKSON and
their sister the said Sarah Georgina
ANDERSON & Matilda KETTLEWELL whom she styled the
four remaining legacies of said will in equal share. … 4 undivided of 2 undivided
thirds of said lands of Castle Hill other part of said townland of Loughans
otherwise Drumaran and also one 4th part or share in all that
tenement Dwelling House Orchard and Garden adjoining the Bridge of Gilford
with the turf bog there unto belonging and premises situate in the Parish of
Tullylish, Co. Down… to hold to said William Henry JACKSON his heirs and
executors for the residue of said term. ….
SEE: Family Tree of 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. |
JACKSON, Walter Henry to Margaret Elizabeth MANSERGH |
1819 |
News |
Married at the Cathedral Church of Cashel , Walter Henry
JACKSON Esq. 20th Light Dragoons to Miss Margaret Elizabeth MANSERGH 2nd daughter
of Daniel MANSERGH of Cashel Esq. Ennis Chronicle 13 Jan 1819 |
JAKCOSN, William and Mary FAWCETT |
1819 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese
There is a good chance this was William JACKSON (d
1832) of Balyboy, Kings Co, and Mary Anne FAWCETT daughter of Thomas FAWCETT
and Sarah NORTH. |
JACKSON, Abigail and Joseph Fisher JOHNSON |
1820 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Ann and Stephen Alcock MORRIS |
1820 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Joseph and Elizabeth LAMBERT |
1820 |
M.L. |
1820 Aug 19 ROD: 758-169-514904
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made between Samuel JACKSON of Cork Street in the
County of Dublin cotton manufacturer and bleacher of the first part. Joseph JACKSON
of Cork Street aforesaid cotton manufacturer and son of the said Samuel JACKSON
of the second part. Elizabeth LAMBERT now the
city of Dublin spinster of the third part and Nathanial JONES of Sackville
Street in the said city of Dublin in Shoemaker of the fourth part. Which
after reciting among other things that a marriage was then shortly to be had and solemnised between the said Joseph JACKSON and the said Elizabeth
Lambert and that by indented deed of lease by way of lease and release
the 20th day of November 1788 made between James JACKSON then of
the city of Dublin, Delf manufacturer of the one part and John Grimshaw there
in named of the other part the said James JACKSON for the considerations
therein mentioned did demise and set release and confirm upon the said John
Grimshaw then in his actual possession by virtue of the bargain and sale
therein mentioned all that and those the piece or parcel of land formally
called the small part or field containing 102 perches and 20 perches of land
in the field call the church medal likewise 49 perches of land taken in added
thereto and then and pounds together with the two paper mills built on said
premises and all drying laughs out offices dwelling houses, gardens and improvements
there on together with the River of Kilmashoge and the use and benefit of
several mill races no ponds streams and rivers then belonging to said Mills
which said premises are part of the lands of Clarkstown measured and bounded
as therein mentioned. … . For three lives and the yearly rent of £100 payable
half yearly as therein with covenant for perpetual renewal there in
contained, and that the said Samuel JACKSON became legally possessed of and
entitled unto the interest of the said John Grimshaw … And David
LaTOUCHE, Junior of morally in the County of Dublin Esquire for the
considerations therein mentioned did demise release and confirm unto the said
Samuel JACKSON all that part of the lands of Clarkstown on the West side of
the road leading from Dublin to Kilmashoge in the parish of white church and
County of Dublin containing by survey 5 acres three roods and 13 perches more
or less to hold to the said Samuel JACKSON his heirs and assigns for the term
of three lives there in named with a covenant for perpetual renewal when payment
of £2.14 shillings renewal … In consideration of his natural love and affection
for the said Joseph JACKSON son and in order to advance him in life. And of
the said then intended marriage and of 10 shillings sterling to him the said Samuel
JACKSON in hand paid by the said Nathanial JONES. The receipt … |
JACKSON, Charlotte Elizabeth to Richard MARTIN |
1820 |
News |
Married at Mocollup church [Co. Waterford], Richard
MARTIN Esq. of Cleeve, Somersetshire to Charlotte Elizabeth JACKSON 2nd
daughter of the late George JACKSON of Glanbeg, Co. Waterford.26 July 1820 Limerick
Chronicle. Jacksons of Glanbeg. |
JACKSON, Richard to [?] COLQUHOUN |
1820 |
News |
Married on Friday morning, Mr. Richard JACKSON of
Dublin to Miss COLQUHOUN of Patrick Street, Limerick. Ennis Chronicle 19
March 1820 |
JACKSON, Eliza and Hill Willson ROWAN |
1821 |
M.L. |
Elizabeth Villiers JACKSON, daughter of Strettle
JACKSON & Mary COUZENS married Hill Wilson ROWAN 17 Mar 1821 in Dublin.
The Cork Examiner, 25 February 1863 Feb.
21, at Dundalk, of bronchitis, Hill Willson Rowan, Esq., J.P., late of
Sutton, Howth, in his 84th year.
JACKSONs of Co. Cork |
JACKSON, George and Lydia LANGLEY |
1821 |
News |
Married at Limerick George JACKSON Esq. eldest son of
Sherriff JACKSON to Lydia daughter of the late Jeremiah LANGLEY Esq. of Limerick.
1 Mar 1821 Clare Journal. |
JACKSON, Charlotte and Robert MARK |
1822 |
M.L. |
Charlotte JACKSON
(1796-1876) daughter of Thomas JACKSON and Charlotte TUDOR, married Robert
MARKS 17 May 1822 Dundalk, Co. Louth.. SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
JACKSON, John and Louisa STAMER |
1823 |
M.L. |
On the 18th of November instant, in the Parish Church
of St. Anne's, by the Honourable and Rev. John Pomeroy, John Jackson, Esq., of Armagh to Louisa, third daughter of Sir William Stamer, Bart. of Dawson-street.
SEE: 1877
Newsclipping.
SEE: Louisa JACKSON effects
under £600 late of No 29 Upper Rathmines Co Dublin, widow d 1 Aug 1862 at
same place granted to John STANLEY of City of Armagh, Solicitor, Uncle and
Guardian during the minority of Louisa Stanley, Maria Stanley, Robert William
Stanley, and John Stanley, grandchildren of said deceased and during the
absence of Robert William JACKSON and Stamer JACKSON the Sons only surviving
next of Kin of deceased. |
JACKSON, Thomas and Anna Maria BAGNALL |
1823 |
M.L. |
8 Feb 1823 in City of Dublin Anna Maria BAGNELL
(abt 1800-abt 1873) daughter of Richard BAGNELL and Anne MOORE |
JACKSON, James and Elizabeth HENDERSON |
1825 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Jane and Robert NICHOLSON |
1825 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Mary JONES |
1825 |
MLB |
Cloyne Diocese |
JACKSON, Patrick and Hannah ROBERTS |
1825 |
|
Bethams Abstracts. Patrick
JACKSON of Fishers Lane Dublin Gent & Hannah ROBERTS of parish St. Michan
Dublin 26 Apr 1825 NOTE: There was an entry
under M.L. for 1808. One is in error. |
JACKSON, Ann and William ORME |
1826 |
M.L. |
William ORME of Glenmore
& Abbeytown, Co. Mayo; Anne JACKSON daughter of George JACKSON & Anne
CUFF.
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. |
JACKSON, Elizabeth Matilda and Thomas KETTLEWELL |
1826 |
M.L. |
March 1849 Bray Church.
Sarah Georgina JACKSON = Rev. Thomas E. ANDERSON. She was a daughter of Henry
Vincent JACKSON and Sarah WARURTON.
ROD: 1856-32-250
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BTW Rev Thomas Thynne ANDERSON of
Riverside House Bray, Co. Wicklow clerk & Sarah Georgina ANDERSON otherwise
JACKSON his wife of the first part & William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy
Square Dublin Esquire of the other. Reciting that Henry DUNLIN Mary [CHUSTON?]
James TOFTS and Margaret his wife and Innes SHERIDAN and Elizabeth his wife
by case of 29 Oct 1794 demised to George LAW portion of lands of Castlehill
to hold after the death of Baptist JOHNSTON for 2,000 years and that
SEE: Family tree of Sir William
JOHNSTON Bart by lease of 27 Nov 1802 demised to Robert Jaffray NICHOLSON all
that tenement in Gilford to hold at yearly rent … subsequently vested in
William WARBURTON who by will of 10 May 1817 bequeathed to his wife Maria
Nichola WARBURTON all his property and appointed her executrix. She died 23 Feb
1854 but her will dated 7 May 1849 bequeathed all property remaining after
payment of certain legacies to Peter Warburton JACKSON and William Henry
JACKSON and their sister the said Sarah
Georgina ANDERSON & Matilda KETTLEWELL whom she styled
the four remaining legacies of said will in equal share. … 4 undivided of 2
undivided thirds of said lands of Castle Hill other part of said townland of
Loughans otherwise Drumaran and also one 4th part or share in all
that tenement Dwelling House Orchard and Garden adjoining the Bridge of
Gilford with the turf bog there unto belonging and premises situate in the
Parish of Tullylish, Co. Down… to hold to said William Henry JACKSON his
heirs and executors for the residue of said term. ….
SEE: Family Tree of 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. |
JACKSON, John and Eliza PURCELL |
1826 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Matthew Henry and Charlotte TROY |
1826 |
M.L. |
Westmeath Journal. 1826 Nov 2. By Special License,
at Lucan, on the 17th instant [Oct 17], Charlotte, only daughter of William
Troy, Esq., of Viewmont, Co. Dublin, to Mathey [sic] H. Jackson,
Esq. of Edenderry, King's County. NOTE:
I suspect that he was Matthew Henry JACKSON,
Esq. Solicitor, a son of Sir Robert William Jackson.
SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
JACKSON, William and Charlotte WILLINGTON |
1826 |
M.L. |
William JACKSON of Ballymacky, Co. Tipperary,
Ireland married 20 Jan 1826 in St. Mary's Parish, Dublin, Co. Dublin,
Ireland Charlotte WILLINGTON. SEE: JACKSON-MINCHIN
tree. |
JACKSON, Anna M. |
1827 |
News |
Westmeath Journal March 22, 1827. At
Mountmellick, Queen's Co., Capt. W.W. Warburton, of the 67th Regiment, to
Miss Jackson, daughter of the late Nathaniel Jackson,
Esq. of said town. NOTE: This is Anna M. JACKSON. She would be one of the
descendants of the Quaker
JACKSON line. |
JACKSON, Andrew, Rev. |
1827 |
News |
Westmeath Journal June 21, 1827. At Crossmolina,
in the County of Mayo, the Reverend Andrew Jackson, of
Enniscoe, to Mary Louisa, only daughter of the Rev. Edwin Stock, of Crossmolina
Vicarage. SEE: Jacksons
of Ennisco & Mayo. Also in rootsweb
tree. |
JACKSON, Elijah and Sarah ATKINSON |
1827 |
ML |
June
21, 1827. |
JACKSON, Alexander and Ann PERRY |
1827 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Thomasina and James EVANS |
1827 |
M.L. |
Thomasina JACKSON, daughter of Thomas JACKSON and
Charlotte TUDOR Married James EVANS 13 Dec 1827, Co. Wicklow. SEE: Descendants
of Thomas JACKSON of City of Dublin & Delgany, Co. Wicklow. |
JACKSON, William and Martha HENDY |
1827 |
M.L. |
A likely tree is JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 – but I cannot
yet place them. |
JACKSON, Helena and Adam BEVERHOUDT |
1828 |
M.L. |
Helena JACKSON (1806-1829) was a daughter of
Thomas JACKSON (1782-1857) and Helena HALL (?-1881). They are the JACKSONs of
Fanningstown. 1828 Feb 22. Limerick Evening Post. On Thursday last
[January 31], by the Rev Mr CAMPBELL, at Tancy Church, near Dublin, Lieutenant
BEVERHOUDT, 58th Regiment, to Helena, only daughter of Thomas JACKSON, Esq.
of Fanningstown, in this County. SEE: Jacksons
of Duddington Also in rootsweb
tree. |
JACKSON, William Nelson |
1828 |
|
On the 6th inst. [March 6] at Wells, Somerset, by the
Rev. Wm. Stamer, the Rev. Wm. Nelson Jackson, of Youghall,
Co. Cork, to Isabella, eldest Daughter of Colonel James Smith, of Cheltenham. |
JACKSON, Frederick and Henrietta Vereker BRERETON |
1828 |
|
PRONI: T808/8258. Pre-grant 14 May 1828 of administration
of Eugenia Jackson of Grange in Kings County widow deceased intestate, made
to her daughter one of her next of kin, Eugenia Maria Curtis of Summerville,
Booterstown, widow. Effects under £26 stack and Hamilton.
Dublin Grant 11 October 1828 of license for marriage of Frederick Jackson of Rathmines Road in St. Peter's Parish
Dublin Esq. with Henrietta Vereker Brereton of Cullenswood
Avenue in St. Peter's Parish Dublin spinster. Directed to the Minister of St.
Peter's.
Searched for this marriage in following Dublin newspapers: Saunders, Dublin
evening Post.
Pre-will made 29 September 1851 Irish probate 7 August
1852. Frederick Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter., County Middlesex Esq. All wife
Henrietta Vereker Jackson for life then equally among three children
Frederick, Elizabeth and Henrietta, all minors and unmarried. Their guardians
to be wife and David Brereton of York St., Dublin Esq. Executrix wife.
Witnesses Hugh Daniel; Thomas WJ Bond; above extracted from Register of Court
of Canterbury. Irish administration of above will 7 August 1852 of Frederick
Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter., County Middlesex, formerly of Harcourt St.,
Dublin, solicitor, deceased. Granted to George Stamer Brereton of 3 Lancaster
Rd., Rathmines, Dublin. Esq. Maternal uncle and assigned Guardian of
Elizabeth Jackson age 12; Frederick Jackson aged eight; and Henrietta Jackson
age 6, children of deceased. Henrietta V. Jackson the widow having renounced.
Etc. etc.
Proctor’s schedule of personal estate in Ireland of
Frederick Jackson of 4 Mortimer Ter., County Middlesex but formerly Of Harcourt
St., Dublin, who died 31 October 1851. Consists of no household furniture or
leases. Money out on mortgage under £300. Cost do but not yet ascertained,
under £1150 total £1450 sworn 3 August 1852 by George Stamer Brereton.
Dublin directories.
1849 Frederick Jackson solicitor 18 Parliament St.
Hundred and 84 Frederick Jackson solicitor one Leinster Terrace, wrath means.
No Frederick Jackson 1839
1842 to 1850 both inclusive Frederick Jackson 9 Harcourt St.South
1851 in 1852 Frederick Jackson 50 Great Brunswick St. solicitor. |
JACKSON, Samuel and Jane RICE |
1828 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Ellen BYERS |
1828 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Elizabeth DROUGHT |
1828 |
MLB |
Meath Diocese
He was a mem Co. JACKSONs |
JACKSON, Gordon and Mary BOCHE alias WINECHIP |
1829 |
M.L. |
Dr. Gordon JACKSON (1794-1849) a son of Thomas JACKSON
and Anne GORDON from Lisnaboe, Co. Meath. He married a Mary ROCHE August 29,
at St. Nicholas Without, Dublin. BOCHE is an oft repeated transcription
error.
JACKSONs of Lisnaboe, Co. Meath |
JACKSON, Harriet and Henry CLUFF |
1829 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Joseph and Margaret GIBTON |
1829 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mary and James MOVLES |
1829 |
ML. |
|
JACKSON, Daniel and Jane BYRNE |
1829 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese
Probate: 1875.
Daniel JACKSON effects under £4450 late of Ballygibbon Co Kildare d 3 May
1875 Jane JACKSON widow. NOTE: he was age 77 at time of death, hence born abt
1798
1889. Jane
JACKSON effects £227 2s late of Ballygibbon Co Kildare widow d 25 Oct 1888 at
same place proved by Williamina JACKSON of same place, spinster, sole
executrix. NOTE: Age 84 at time of death, hence b 1804. NOTE: She was born
ROBINSON and married 1stly a BYRNE. |
JACKSON, George and Letitia HERBERT |
1829 |
MLB |
Killaloe Diocese
I suspect this is Major George JACKSON of Tipperary and
Letitia HERBERT of Kerry. SEE: Minchin Jackson family tree |
JACKSON, Thomas and Mary WYNNE |
1829 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, James and Eleanor ACHESON |
1830 |
MLB |
Elphin Diocese
30 Jan 1830 SEE: Descendants of Thomas JACKSON of Co. Sligo |
JACKSON, James and Eliza WYNNE |
1830 |
MLB |
Elphin Diocese
Likely related to one of the JACKSONs in Sligo lines. |
JACKSON, Eliza Anne and William BIDLER |
1831 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Elizabeth and William WARD |
1831 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Henry and Eliza GIBBON |
1831 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mary and John Edward DU VAL |
1831 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, William and Anne RIGGS |
1831 |
M.L. |
This is the William JACKSON (bef 1745-bef 1836) of
Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow.
JACKSONs of Spinians and Baltinglass. |
JACKSON, Hannah and William GILBERT |
1832 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Henrietta and Thomas GILBERT |
1832 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, James and Matilda WALKER |
1832 |
M.L. |
James JACKSON b. 1793 is a son of Richard JACKSON of
Edenderry & Sarah MOORHEAD.
Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON, Maria and Richard CUNNINGHAM |
1832 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Bridget and Henry ASHCROFT |
1833 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Nicholas GRATTAN |
1833 |
M.L. |
Nicholas GRATTAN (b. March 23, 1808- abt 1866) was born
in Killeagh [a small town in Co. Cork - 10k west of Youghal), and died in
Cork. He was a medical doctor, and also had a son Nicholas GRATTAN who died
Aug 29, 1896. Elizabeth died in 1837 at Killeagh, Co. Cork. SEE: Obit. Also see Blog of Alison
Stewart: The 'Waterford Chronicle' of 15th June 1833 noted a first
marriage of Nicholas Grattan. 'In St. Andrew's, Dublin, Nicholas
Grattan of Killeagh, Co. Cork, to Elizabeth Jackson, daughter of the late
John Jackson of Grafton Street.' Eliza, the wife of Nicholas
Grattan, surgeon of Killeagh, died in August 1837. ('Tipperary Free Press',
5th August 1837.) |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Richard TRONSON |
1833 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mathew and Margaret FAWCETT |
1833 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese
14 Mar 1839 SEE: Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON, Frances and Crawford SHORTT |
1834 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Jane |
1835 |
|
Westmeath. March 26, 1835. On the 12th instant [March
12], by the Rev. Moses BLACK, of Kilmore, Mr. James WATSON, of Turminin, to Jane,
daughter of Mr. William Jackson, of Barneymaghery.
JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and James FLEETWOOD |
1835 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Ellen and John CLOUGHLY |
1835 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Robert Whitfield and Mabella O'FLAHERTIE |
1836 |
M.L. |
I suspect he was the son of William and Sarah Sophia
JACKSON of Co. Carlow Church of Ireland records, baptised Jan 19, 1800. |
JACKSON, William & Esther CROWE |
1836 |
MLB |
Kildare Diocese
SEE: Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare |
JACKSON, Thomas and Margaret LEWIS |
1837 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Frederick and Henrietta Voreker BRERETON |
1838 |
M.L. |
Marriage
of FREDERICK JACKSON of RATHMINES ROAD and HENRIETTA VEREKER BRERETON of
CULLENSWOOD AVENUE They married at St. Peters and St. Kevins on 13
October 1838 |
JACKSON, Joshua and Susannah Hannah KEEGAN alias DALY,
widow. |
1838 |
M.L. |
AKA KEGAN? |
JACKSON, Benjamin & Jane JACKSON |
1838 |
MLB |
Ossory, Ferns & Loughlin Diocese |
JACKSON, Frances and James MITCHELL |
1839 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John & Mary DROUGHT |
1839 |
MLB |
Killaloe Diocese |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Thomas BULLOCK |
1840 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Esther and William BANNON |
1840 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Jane and John REILLY |
1841 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Anne and James FINCH |
1842 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John and Hannah BARKER |
1842 |
M.L. |
They married at St. Catherines Church on 11 February
1842
Marriage
of JOHN JACKSON of N/R and HANNAH BARKER of DONNY BROOK |
JACKSON, Sarah and John GEORGE |
1842 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Jane and Thomas SCARRY |
1843 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John and Mary Henrietta SPARROW |
1843 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Kate and Samuel CONNOLLY |
1843 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Sidney Vaughan and Frances JONES |
1843 |
M.L. |
Sydney Vaughan JACKSON effects under £600 late of Ballina
Co. Mayo, Esq d 4 Oct 1872 granted at Ballina to Frances JACKSON of Ballina
Widow of said deceased. NOTE: AKA James Sydney Vaughan JACKSON,
son of George JACKSON (1775-1836) & Sidney VAUGHAN. Wife was Frances
Alice JONES (b 1825 Dublin). SEE: rootsweb tree |
JACKSON, Eliza and John MILLIKIN |
1845 |
ML. |
Daughter of Thomas JACKSON & Anna Maria BAGNALL. She likely lived at Great Brunswick St., City of Dublin |
JACKSON, Francis and Frances BARTON |
1845 |
M.L. |
Marriage
of FRANCIS JACKSON of DENZILL ST and FRANCES BARTON of MABBORST married
at St. Marks on 29 December 1845. He was a Gent , son of Robert JACKSON,
Gent. She was a daughter of Robert BARTON, a professor of Music. |
JACKSON, John and Harriet BOWRA |
1845 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Anna and Charles Henry LLOYD |
1846 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Isaac and Hannah GLAZEBROOK |
1846 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Joseph Hardy and Sophia Bond WOOD |
1846 |
M.L. |
25 February 1846. St. Thomas, Dublin. Joseph Hardy JACKSON,
widower Gent, of North Strand son of Thomas Hardy JACKSON Gent and Sophia
Bond WOOD of North Strand
Letters of Administration (with the will annexed) of
the personal estate of Joseph Hardy JACKSON formerly a Captain in her Majesties
5th Dragoon Guards late of No. 29 Coburgh-place in the County of
the City of Dublin died July 14, 1862 at same place granted at Principal
Registry to Sophia JACKSON (otherwise WOOD) of No. 29 Coburgh-place widow of
deceased, the universal Legatee. Effects: Under £158 |
JACKSON, John and Anna O’BRIEN |
1846 |
M.L. |
21 January 1846. St. Mary’s City of Dublin. John JACKSON,
mariner, of 34 Gt Britain St., son of William JACKSON musical instrument
maker and Anna O'BRIEN of 34 Gt Britain St |
JACKSON, Sophia Jane and William HENNESSY |
1846 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Thomas and Sarah HENDY |
1846 |
M.L. |
|
|
|
|
|
JACKSON, Eliza and John WALES |
1846 |
|
19 October 1846 St. Annes. City of Dublin. John WALES
of 4 Harry St and Eliza JACKSON, servant, of 18 Molesworth St daughter of
Charles JACKSON Coach Maker |
JACKSON, Robert and Elizabeth BURGOIN |
1846 |
|
2 February 1846 St. George’s Church, Parish St.
Georges, Co. Dublin Robert JACKSON, Baker, of Lower Temple St son of Foster
JACKSON, farmer and Elizabeth BURGOIN of Lower Temple St |
JACKSON, Mary and Rev. John ALDWORTH |
1847 |
M.L. |
Mary JACKSON (abt 1798-1864) was of Co. Cork. Her
parents were William JACKSON of Youghal & Jane HYDE. She was the 2nd wife
of John ALDWORTH (1800-1878) and they had no children. NOTE: Initially, this was entered as 1817. |
JACKSON, Dorcas Hill and Forde LEATHLEY |
1847 |
M.L. |
SEE: 1864 May 21 - Will of Samuel Stewart Rev
This may be a 2nd marriage. NOTE: Rev. Joseph
Ford LEATHLY aka LEATHLEY. It seems that he married a Frances OSBOURNE Feb 5,
1829. She died in 1840 leaving only one child. SOURCE: Life of Colonel Pownell
Phipps. Pownoll W. Phipps, Richard Bentley and Son. 1894. p.257. |
JACKSON, Robert and Jane DROUGHT |
1848 |
|
11 December 1848 St. Pauls, Dublin. Robert JACKSON Private
in 6th Dragoon Guards of Portobello Barrack son of William JACKSON
farmer and Jane DROUGHT of 14 Tighe Street |
JACKSON, Catherine Anne and Thomas ROCHFORT |
1848 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Eliza and Samuel MAHOOD |
1848 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mary (alias Hughes) and John M'GINN |
1848 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Mary Hannah and Marcus IGOE |
1848 |
M.L. |
16 January 1848 St.
Marks, Dublin. Marcus IGOE of Townsend St and Mary Hanna JACKSON of Brunswick
daughter of John JACKSON, Gent. |
JACKSON, Anne and Richard SMITH |
1848 |
|
7 February 1848. Tullow, Co. Carlow. Richard SMITH,
labourer, age 24 of Tullow and Anne JACKSON, servant, of Tullow age 23. |
JACKSON, John and Susan Jane REYNOLDS |
1849 |
|
8 March 1849. Carlow, Co. Carlow. John JACKSON farmer of
Hacketstown son of William JACKSON, farmer and Susan Jane REYNOLDS of Brownes
Hill. WITNESS: Alexander JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Jane and Edward HARTIGAN |
1849 |
|
17 October 1849. Parish St. Michin, City of Dublin. Edward
HARTIGAN of Queen's Inns Henrietta St and Jane JACKSON of De Vesci Place
Kingstown daughter of Major George JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Elizabeth Gertrude and Abraham WELLS |
1849 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Emily Sophia and Rev. Jeremiah GAVIN |
1849 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Sarah & Thomas TOPPIN |
1850 |
|
4 May 1850 Urglin, Carlow COI. Thomas TOPPIN of View
Mount and Sarah JACKSON of View Mount daughter of Alexander JACKSON herdsman. |
JACKSON, Celia and Henry ELVIDGE |
1850 |
M.L. |
27 March 1850 at St.
Peters. City of Dublin. Henry ELVIDGE of 12 S Frederick St and Celia JACKSON
of Camden St daughter of John JACKSON, officer in the Stamp Office. NOTE Probable
sister of Elizabeth JACKSON. |
JACKSON, William & Lydia WYLDDE |
1850 |
|
19 February 1850 St. Catherines Parish, Dublin. William
JACKSON of Thomas St son of William JACKSON a land Steward, and Lydia WYLDE
of Thomas St daughter of John WYLDE a Miller. |
JACKSON, Eleanor Louisa and William MARSHALL |
1850 |
M.L. |
11 July 1850 St. Peters
parish, Dublin. William MARSHALL of 14 Harrington St and Eleanor Louisa
JACKSON of 14 Harrington St daughter of Lieut. John JACKSON (army). |
JACKSON, Elias George and Ellen WIGGINS |
1850 |
M.L. |
8 June 1850 Marriage of Elias
George JACKSON Esq. of 44 Mountjoy Street son of John JACKSON Esq. and Ellen WIGGINS
of 10 Russell Place. Parish St. George, City of Dublin. Witness: Robert JACKSON.
NOTE: A likely brother of Elizabeth JACKSON and Celia JACKSON and his father
likely held a position in the Stamp Office. NOTE: SEE PROBATE: George Elias
JACKSON effects under 4300 of 151 Upper Rathmines, Dublin d 16 Nov 1854 at
No. 12 South Frederick St., Dublin granted to Ellen JACKSON of same, widow.
SEE ALSO: Grave
marker: Dawson St., St. Anne’s
This ground belongs to James Saunders, of number 12
South Frederick St. Here lieth the remains of his eldest son, Robert, who
departed this life the 29th day of January 1817, aged 28 years. Here lieth
the remains of the above James Saunders, who departed this life the 29th day
of August, 1821, age 62 years. Here also lieth the remains of Mrs. Sarah
Saunders, wife of the above named James Saunders, who departed this life the
27th June, 1832, aged 76 years. Here lie the remains of Mrs. Sarah Jackson, of No. 12 Sth. Frederick St.,
who died the 17th January, 1833, aged 41 years. Also the remains of Mr. John Jackson, husband of the above, who died
the 28 September, 1846, aged 66 years. And of Elias
George Jackson sixth child, and third son of the above named John and
Sarah. Born January, 1822. Died November 1854. Aged 33 years. NOTE: A
James SAUNDERS was the Registrar of Deeds – mentioned in several deed
transcriptions on my site. |
JACKSON, Elizabeth and Thomas CORBET |
1850 |
M.L. |
19 December 1850 St. Anne’s
Parish, Dublin. Thomas CORBET of 11 Upper Ormond Quay and Elizabeth JACKSON
of 12 St Frederick St daughter of John JACKSON held a position in the Stamp
Office. In presence of Elias George JACKSON. NOTE Probable sister of
Celia JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Harriet and Henry GEORGE |
1850 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, James and Maria JACKSON |
1850 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John and Catherine RODDON alias O'NEILL |
1850 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Maria and James JACKSON |
1850 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Thomas and Ellen LELLIS |
1850 |
|
6 February 1850 RC South Parish of Cork. Thos JACKSON
of N/R and Ellen LELLIS of N/R on |
JACKSON, Anne and Bartholomew VANHOMRIGH |
1851 |
M.L. |
I suspect that he was a descendant of Bartholomew
VANHOMRIGH, father of Esther, the muse of Jonathon SWIFT. |
JACKSON, Arabella and Charles SMYTH |
1851 |
M.L. |
6 November 1851 at St. Thomas Church, City of Dublin. Charles
SMYTH of S Bloomfield Circular Road and Arabella JACKSON of 60 Upper Larkiden
St daughter of Robert JACKSON, Merchant. NOTE: She was not of “full age”. |
JACKSON, Margaret and Patrick DOYLE |
1851 |
|
6 October 1851 Patrick DOYLE of N/R and Margaret JACKSON
of N/R. Rathmines, Dublin. RC. |
JACKSON, Henry and Sarah Edward CAROLIN |
1851 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, Emily and William SYMMONS |
1851 |
|
17 March 1851. Parish St. Peters, Dublin. William SYMMONS
of 13 Charlemont Court and EMILY JACKSON, servant of 12 Wellington Road
daughter of David JACKSON Turnkey at Kilmainham. |
JACKSON, James and Barbara Lydia IRELAND |
1851 |
M.L. |
2 October 1851 St. Peters Church, Dublin. James JACKSON
of Kilkenny Barracks, Assistant Surgeon of 57th regiment and son
of Thomas JACKSON Esq. and Barbara Lydia IRELAND of Castlewood Terrace. NOTE:
She was a minor.
PROBATE: Barbara Lydia JACKSON late of 3 Stanley
Villas, Rathgar, Co. Dublin, widow, died Feb 28, 1907 granted at Dublin to Richard
H. WHEELER, Stockbroker and Frederick C.V. IRELAND D.I. R.I.C. Effects £2,100
3s 10d. |
JACKSON, Jane and Joseph INGERSOLL |
1851 |
M.L. |
26 April 1851 St. Mary Parish, Dublin. Joseph INKERSELL
of 128 Capel St and Jane JACKSON of 124 Capel St daughter of John JACKSON,
Iron Monger.
SEE: Lisnaboe
JACKSONs. |
JACKSON, Robert William and Jane Eliza CONOLLY |
1851 |
M.L. |
|
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth HUGHES |
1851 |
|
19 October 1851. St. Catherine Parish – RC. John JACKSON
of N/R and Elizabeth HUGHES of N/R |
JACKSON, Mary and William TUNSTEAD |
1851 |
|
27 August 1851. St. Peters parish Dublin. William TUNSTEAD
of 9 Stephens Lane and Mary JACKSON of 9 Stephens Lane daughter of James
JACKSON, farmer. |
JACKSON, Isabella and William BURNS |
1851 |
|
23 July 1851William BURNS of Graignemanna and Isabella JACKSON
of Hacketstown age 20, daughter of Joseph JACKSON, farmer.
Likely connected to JACKSONs
of Nashe’s Corner as well as JACKSONs of Eagle Hill, Hacketstown, Co
Carlow. NOTE: Eagle Hill is variously described as being in Co Wicklow and in
Hacketstown Co. Carlow. |
JACKSON, James and Elizabeth KING |
1852 |
M.L. |
16 April 1852 Parish Grangegorman. James JACKSON
of Mooretown Co Wicklow, age 35 farmer, son of John JACKSON famer and Elizabeth
KING of 14 Prussia St. |
JACKSON, Sarah and Henry HARRIS |
1852 |
|
1 September 1852 Henry HARRIS of Dingle and SARAH
JACKSON of Dingle, Co. Kerry, daughter of Thomas JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Lewis Henry and Susan Emma DAVIS |
1852 |
M.L. |
30 April 1852 St. Peters Church, Dublin. Lewis Henry JACKSON
of Kings Co. And Susan Emma DAVIS of 33 Richmond St. WITNESS: Robert JACKSON.
Lewis Henry Jackson b: 1825 d: 08 Jan 1865. See: Ballyboy
JACKSONs of Kings Co. |
JACKSON, Mary Anne and Thomas NEALE |
1852 |
M.L. |
Married 10 May 1852.
Mary Anne JACKSON daughter of Samuel JACKSON of Davidstown and Elizabeth
BROWNE of Castledermot.
JACKSONs of Co. Kildare Outline Tree-1 |
JACKSON, William and Maria BROWN |
1852 |
M.L. |
St.
George’s Church records. William JACKSON, a servant at Barber Villa
House, Co. Westmeath. His father, James JACKSON, was a turnkey at Kilmainham
Jail. Maria, also a servant, was a daughter of Richard BROWN. They married on
14 January 1852. NOTE: There was also a David JACKSON, father of Emily JACKSON
who was a Turnkey at Kilmainham. |
JACKSON, Sarah and William BURR |
1852 |
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25 November 1852 William BURR of Roselle Co Carlow and Sarah
JACKSON of Hacketstown Co Carlow, 19 years old & governess, daughter of Joseph
JACKSON of Hacketstown. |
JACKSON, Mary and Timothy Enright |
1852 |
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22 May 1852 Cork St. Peter & Paul. RC. Timothy ENRIGHT
of N/R and Mary JACKSON of N/R |
JACKSON, Catherine and Bucknor LANE |
1853 |
M.L. |
27 August 1853 St. Thomas Parish, Dublin. Bucknor LANE of William St and Catherine JACKSON of Sackville
St daughter of Joseph JACKSON, Gent. WITNESS: Margaret BRERETON. Catherine
JACKSON (1819-1883) daughter of Joseph JACKSON and Catherine TROTTER both of
Youghall Co. Cork as well as Dublin. SEE: JACKSONs of Co. Cork |
JACKSON, George and Emily WYLEY |
1853 |
M.L. |
12 May 1853 St. Peter parish, Dublin. George
JACKSON of 25 Kevin St Upper, car owner, son of John JACKSON writing Clerk and
EMILEY WYLEY of 25 Kevin St Upper |
JACKSON, Thomas and Maria Frances BERNARD |
1853 |
M.L. |
November 13, 1853 St. Thomas Church, City of
Dublin.
Thomas JACKSON was a son of William JACKSON, gentleman.
Maria Frances BERNARD was a daughter of Arthur BERNARD Gent. Both of full
age. |
JACKSON, Archibald and Maria BREMER |
1854 |
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17 July 1854 St. Mary’s Parish, Dublin. Archibald JACKSON,
Tailor, of 46 Abbey St, son of Archibald JACKSON, Tailor, and Maria BREMER of
1 Jervis St |
JACKSON, Benjamin and Deborah JACKSON |
1855 |
M.L. |
See Also: JACKSON, Deborah and Benjamin JACKSON |
JACKSON, Deborah and Benjamin JACKSON |
1855 |
ML. |
See Also: JACKSON, Benjamin and Deborah JACKSON |
JACKSON, Frances and Michael LALOR |
1855 |
M.L.A. |
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JACKSON, Joshua Joseph and Susan Fawcett TOMLINSON |
1855 |
M.L. |
They married on 27 Mar 1855, at St. Peters Church,
Dublin. They are in JACKSONs of Co. Cork |
JACKSON, Mary and Edward KENNY |
1855 |
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17 May 1855 Painstown, Carlow. Edward KENNY of CARLOW
and Mary JACKSON of Oak Park daughter of William JACKSON, farmer. WITNESS:
Thomas JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Martha and John SAUNDERS |
1855 |
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23 January 1855 St. Catherine’s Church, Dublin. John SAUNDERS
of Earl St (South) and MARTHA JACKSON of Earl St (South), daughter of William
JACKSON, farmer |
JACKSON, Mary Jane Ewing and David BLIZARD |
1855 |
M.L. |
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JACKSON, William and Maria JONES |
1855 |
M.L. |
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JACKSON, Charlotte and Robert JACKSON |
1856 |
M.L.A. |
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JACKSON, Frances and Michael LALOR |
1856 |
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9 December 1856. St. Peter’s Parish, Dublin. Michael LALOR
of 23 Hanover St and Frances JACKSON of 7 Webster Place daughter of George
JACKSON, Harbour Master. She was a minor. |
JACKSON, Robert and Mary Anne ODLUM |
1856 |
M.L.A. |
1856 Aug 27. St. Audens Church, City of Dublin
Robert Jackson b: Abt. 1831 d: 30 Sep 1915 in
Killavilla, Roscrea Kings Co. married Mary Anne Odlum b: Abt. 1833 d:
Jun 1909. The father Francis JACKSON was a “gentleman farmer”. Robert JACKSON
resided at: 6 Usher's Quay & Killavilla King's Co. See: Ballyboy
JACKSONs of Kings Co.. |
JACKSON, Selina Elizabeth and Henry BASTABLE |
1856 |
M.L.A. |
1856 Sep 23 Selina Elizabeth JACKSON daughter of
John JACKSON Esq. of 5 Upper Fitzwilliams Street, City of Dublin. Marriage at
St. Peters Parish. A J.R. JACKSON was a witness. |
JACKSON, Jacob and Mary Francis PAINE |
1856 |
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27 August 1856 Dunlecky, Co. Carlow. Jacob JACKSON of Hacketstown
and Mary Francis PAINE of Bagenalstown SEE: JACKSONs - one line based in Co.
Carlow & Co, Wicklow |
JACKSON, James and Maria KYLE |
1856 |
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14 October 1856 St. Paul’s Parish, Dublin. James JACKSON,
Private 33rd Regiment of Royal Barracks, son of John JACKSON,
gardener and Maria KYLE of Liffey Street Wt. |
JACKSON, Susan Louisa and Richard JOHNSTON |
1856 |
M.L.A. |
They married at St.
Peters on 1 May 1856. He was an architect at 93 Leinster Rd., son of
George JOHNSTON, and she was the daughter of Joseph JACKSON and Catherine
TROTTER, a merchant. They are in my JACKSONs of Co. Cork family tree. |
JACKSON, George and Jane HANLON |
1857 |
ML. A. |
22 January 1857. St. Mary’s Parish, Dublin. George JACKSON Gent, of 24 Mary St son of George
JACKSON merchant, and Jane HANLON of 24 Mary St. WITNESS: William H. JACKSON. |
JACKSON, Thomas & Mary ROURKE |
1857 |
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6 November 1857. Carlow, Co. Carlow. Thomas JACKSON of Carlow,
labourer, son of William JACKSON and Mary ROURKE of Carlow |
JACKSON, Thomas & Elizabeth JACOB |
1857 |
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12 January 1857. Chapelizod, Dublin. Thomas JACKSON of Chapelizod,
Labourer, son of Denny [Daniel?] JACKSON and Elizabeth JACOB of Chapelizod |
JACKSON, John & Eliza MEREDITH |
1857 |
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7 August 1857. Tullow, Co. Carlow. John JACKSON of Tullow
and Eliza MEREDYTH of Tullow |
JAKCOSN, Thomas and Susan WATTS |
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27 Oct 1857. Tullow, Co. Carlow. Thomas JACKSON of Boleyman,
Baltinglass and Susan WATTS of Tullow. |
JACKSON, Jane and James SWEETMAN |
1857 |
M.L.A. |
|
JACKSON, John and Elizabeth CRAMPTON |
1857 |
M.L.A. |
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JACKSON, Mary (alias PIGOTT) and John ROBERTS |
1857 |
M.L. A. |
Likely Mary JACKSON
(1803-1888) the widow of William PIGOTT (1810-1856)
SEE: Quaker JACKSONs |
JACKSON, Molesworth Greene and Eliza HUMLEY |
1857 |
M.L.A. |
Molesworth Green JACKSON - Late Commander of Her
Majesties Ship “Octavia” d 26 Feb 1868 Malta proved by Eliza JACKSON of
Brighton Terrace near Kingstown Co Dublin, widow. NOTE: Commander M.G. JACKSON,
R.N., wounded on HMS Octavia off Abyssinian Coast, landed too weak to
continue to England, 5th March 1868. Source: Malta Family History. |
JACKSON, Frances E. and Marcus W. SMYTHE |
1858 |
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1858 Jun 14 at St. Thomas Church, City of Dublin. She
lived at 60 Upper Sackville Street, father Robert JACKSON, a merchant |
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12 August 1858. Lorum, Co. Carlow. William JACKSON widowed
farmer of Knockboy South, Rathvilly son of John JACKSON, famer deceased.and Sarah
TENNANT of Sliguffe |
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25 October 1858. St. Mary’s Dublin. William JACKSON farmer
of Bally Rukard Roscrea, son of John JACKSON, farmer and Kate DAVIS of Roscrea
& 16 Upper Dominick St. |
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17 May 1858. John BURDGE of 36 GRAFTON ST and Charlotte
Michal JACKSON of 36 South Frederick St daughter of John MICHAEL, Gent [NOTE:
she was a spinster, so I am unsure about the JACKSON part]. |
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1 July 1858. George STONEY of 27 Usher's Quay, age 35 Frankford
King's Co, Gent and Letitia JACKSON of Ballyboy King's Co, spinster Lady, daughter
of Francis JACKSON Gent. SEE: JACKSONs of Ballyboy, Kings Co. aka Offaly |
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12 January 1858 St. Peter’s, Dublin. James DAVIS of 5 Montague
Court and Caroline JACKSON of 13 Digges St daughter of James JACKSON,
Mercantile Clerk. |
JACKSON, Ealy and George SAUNDERS |
1867 |
M.L.A. |
I suspect that the Robert Saunders JACKSON whose will
was probated in 1909 was related. |
