[1] John JACKSON sr. Hunch

·         NOTE: This probate is at least one generation too early, but it includes a JACKSON-BURTON link that may be of interest. Probate 1661: John JACKSON Cork to Jane BURTON orwse JACKSON the widow… Betham’s Extracts.

[2] Robert JACKSON A probable brother of John JACKSON (1780-1822)

·         ROD: 508-123-328490. 1796 Sep 22 Image 383. John JACKSON of Kilrush [Kilrush, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta] in Co Clare Esq. & Robert JACKSON of Kilrush Esq. eldest son of sd John JACKSON of 1^st pt. George MARTIN of Groghans [??], & Robert FITZGERALD of Newhall [Newhall, Parish Killone, Barony Islands], Co Clare Esq of 2^nd pt Mary DAVOREN eldest daughter of James DAVOREN late of Derry Esq deceased of 3^rd pt. Marriage to be btw Robert JACKSON and Mary DEVEREN… lands of Garrantoohy [??], Barony Moyarta Co. Clare, Ballymacrinen [possibly Ballycurraun, Parish Kilmurry,] Barony Clonderalaw  in Co. Clare. WITNESS: Mary JACKSON spinster & James DEVOREN both of Co. Clare. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

[3] Mary DAVOREN

·         In Kilrush, Mrs. JACKSON, wife to Robert JACKSON Esq. of the respectable and ancient families of Davereen and McNamara, a lady distinguished for her acquirements and general suavity of manners; her loss will be long regretted by her numerous relatives, family and acquaintances. Limerick City – Local Studies Obits.

·         The O'Davorens of Cahermacnaughten, Burren, Co. Clare Dr. George U. Macnamara: Robert Jackson, of Kilrush, had issue by his wife Catherine Davoren: - Benjamin a County Inspector of Police; John, a well-known man in his day, who, under the “nom-de-plume of " Terry O'Driscoll," posed many humorous productions for the "Warder" of Dublin. I am sure my many friends among the solicitor profession will not think the worse of me for the following story, which, if not true, is well invented, and is too good to he lost. "Terry O'Driscoll" one day met a large funeral in Dublin, and being curious to know the deceased's name asked one of his fellow spectators, who told him it was the funeral of Mr. So-and-so, an attorney of great eminence. He there and then made this lay:

There goes an attorney

Upon his last journey,

The devil knows where.

If all the fraternity

Went to eternity,

The devil may care!

[4] James DEVOREN

·         James DAVOREN the elder of Lisdonverna, Co. Clare, Esq., to Miss Stackpole of Castleconnel. 1751 SOURCE: Biographical Notices of Clare people in various newspapers 1751-1946

[5] Benjamin JACKSON

·         The O'Davorens of Cahermacnaughten, Burren, Co. Clare Dr. George U. Macnamara: Robert Jackson, of Kilrush, had issue by his wife Catherine Davoren: - Benjamin a County Inspector of Police; John, a well-known man in his day, who, under the “nom-de-plume of " Terry O'Driscoll," posed many humorous productions for the "Warder" of Dublin. I am sure my many friends among the solicitor profession will not think the worse of me for the following story, which, if not true, is well invented, and is too good to he lost. "Terry O'Driscoll" one day met a large funeral in Dublin, and being curious to know the deceased's name asked one of his fellow spectators, who told him it was the funeral of Mr. So-and-so, an attorney of great eminence. He there and then made this lay:

There goes an attorney

Upon his last journey,

The devil knows where.

If all the fraternity

Went to eternity,
The devil may care!

[6] John JACKSON

·         The O'Davorens of Cahermacnaughten, Burren, Co. Clare Dr. George U. Macnamara: Robert Jackson, of Kilrush, had issue by his wife Catherine Davoren: - Benjamin a County Inspector of Police; John, a well-known man in his day, who, under the “nom-de-plume of " Terry O'Driscoll," posed many humorous productions for the "Warder" of Dublin. I am sure my many friends among the solicitor profession will not think the worse of me for the following story, which, if not true, is well invented, and is too good to he lost. "Terry O'Driscoll" one day met a large funeral in Dublin, and being curious to know the deceased's name asked one of his fellow spectators, who told him it was the funeral of Mr. So-and-so, an attorney of great eminence. He there and then made this lay:

There goes an attorney

Upon his last journey,

The devil knows where.

If all the fraternity

Went to eternity,
The devil may care!

[7] Catherine JACKSON

·         1832 19th January (CJ). Married: In Kilrush, Alexander Elliott Esq to Catherine eldest daughter of Robert Jackson of that town Esq. SOURCE: Kilrush: Notes by Senan Scanlan.

[8] Alexander ELLIOTT

·         NOTE: I looked for a deed record of a marriage, but the one at Image 177 for an Alexander ELLIOTT was illegible. I checked for others up to 1833.

[9] Maria JACKSON

·         1837 2nd March (CJ) Deaths At Kilrush, on the 23 ult., Maria, second daughter of Robert Jackson, Esq. This young lady was brought to the knowledge of the truth as it is in Jesus, died rejoicing in hope of a blissful immortality. SOURCE: Kilrush: Notes by Senan Scanlan.

[10] John JACKSON (bef 1780-1822)

·         ROD: 409-344-268524. Nov 18 1788. Image 485 BTW John JACKSON of Co. Clare of 1 pt & James KEANE of Kilbrush [SEE: Wiki: Town of Kilrush] Gent of the other. [deed damaged – hard to read]  that John VANDELEUR late of Kilbruch Esq. since deceased – lease 19 Aug 1749 demised to McCOWEN and James McCOWEN lands of Cragg [??] with all houses etc Barony of Moyarta [Moyarta], Co Clare. … lives James KELLY John McCOWEN & James McCOWEN reciting that afterwards said John JACKSON afterwards became seized of 2/3^rd of said lands by virtue of [??{ and in consideration of £113.13 paid by James KEANE granted to James KEANE  … WITNESS: John FITZGERALD of Dysant [??] Co. Clare Esq. & Henry DOWNES of Kilbrush Co. Clare Gauger. Memorial also witnessed by John JACKSON the younger of Kilbrush Gent. 1789 May 11. NOTE: John VANDELEUR Esq. died 1754. His wife was Frances ORMSBY. Their son Crofton VANDALEUR (1744-?) married Alice BURTON dau of Thomas BURTON of Buncraggy, Co. Clare & Dorothy FOSTER.

·         ROD: 501-435-325633. 1796 Mar 25 John JACKSON of Kilbrush [Kilrush, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta], Co. Clare Gent of 1^st pt. Robert CASEY and James CASEY both of Ballycrinen farmers … demised pt of Ballyinacrinen [possibly Ballymacrinay, Parish Killimer, Barony Clonderalaw] held by James CASEY together with house and garden and two hay yards in the parish of Killinard barony  of Clondoralaw [Clonderalaw  for life of Robert CASEY. WITNESS: Patrick MINISTER & Francis DALY of City of Dublin Attorney. Robert CASEY [SEAL]

·         ROD: 678-402-467161 Aug 15, 1814. Image 217 BTW John JACKSON then of Kilrush, Co. Clare, Captain in the Militia Esq. of the1 pt & Patrick HASSETT of Kilrush & Michael HASSETT of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare], Co. Clare Gents of other pt…. reciting earlier deed 20 Mar 1810 Michael COMYN of Garruragh in Co. Clare Esq. demised to John JACKSON part of lands of Ballynote then in possession of Widow HASSETT 26a35p to hold to John JACKSON lives of Alice JACKSON wife of John JACKSON, Benjamin JACKSON [1^st son], Burton JACKSON [2^nd son] & [M? John] JACKSON for rent of 2.15 per acre. … WITNESS: John HASSETT of Ballynote Co. Kerry [sic?] & [?] FAHY.. Michael HASSETT [SEAL]SEE Also #461756 – a Waterford connection – ROGERS FOGARTY.

·         ROD: 708-16-484751. 1807 Dec 11 Image 331 Amendment of an Indented deed made Dec 11, 1807 btw William Devereaux JACKSON Lieut in Clare Regiment of Militia Henry WILSON of Springfield [Springfield, Parish Feenagh, Barony Bunratty Lower] Co. Clare & John JACKSON Capt of Clare Militia of 1 pt. William Marcus JACKSON of City of Limerick Gent of other pt. Reciting that deed 14 June 1804 that the said William Marcus JACKSON by virtue & in pursuance of powers vested in him by his marriage settlement with June DEVEREAUX his wife which settlement bears date 22 June 1790 & also … lands of Moylish in liberties of City of Limerick … deed 12 April 1806 btw William Marcus JACKSON of 1^st pt William Devereaux JACKSON  … Henry WILSON & John JACKSON were appointed Trustees of Estate of Clonntara … lands of Moylish & Clonntara  NOTE: William Marcus JACKSON (1761-1822) of Limerick. William Devereaux JACKSON was his son. Capt John JACKSON (1780-1822) was of Kilrush. SEE: #461756 and 467161 mention of sons Benjamin & Burton JACKSON. NOTE: William Marcus JACKSON (1761-1822) held land in the City of Limerick in late 1700s. He married Jane DEVEREAUX (?-1833) in 1780. They had sons George JACKSON (1783-1854) & Robert JACKSON (d. bef 1855) and daughter Eliza JACKSON (d aft 1820 - husband William MAUNSELL). Source: Court Case. Also a son Thomas JACKSON (he died bef 1840) & William Devreaux JACKSON (d 1815).

·         1822 16th May (CJ). Death: In Kilrush, John Jackson, Esq., many years Captain of the Clare Militia. SOURCE: Kilrush: Notes by Senan Scanlan.

[11] Alice (?-1859) NOTE: We have no birth surname for her, but BURTON and/or BURTON-CONYGHAM is a strong possibility. VANDALEUR is another possibility.

·         Death: At the house of her daughter, Mr. Trousdell, Kilrush, at an advanced age, Alice, relict of the late Captain John Jackson, of the Clare Militia. (Clare Journal, 15 Dec 1859)

·         Probate: In 1859, a will was proved for Alice JACKSON: Alice JACKSON effects under £800 late of Stewart St., Kilrush, Co. Clare Widow d 14 Dec 1859 proved by Burton JACKSON of Muckross Terrace, Donnybrooke, Co. Dublin Esq.

[12] Alicia JACKSON

·         Marriage: At Kilrush, county of Clare, Richard Trousdell, Esq., of that town, to Alicia, only daughter of the late Captain Jackson, of the Clare Militia. (Dublin Evening Mail, 22 Aug 1849)

·         Included in an Ancestry tree.

·         NOTE: I have been unable to find a death cert for her.

·         Griffiths: Alicia TROUSDELL leased House office yard & small garden on Stewart Street in town of Kilrush from Crofton Moore VANDELEUR.

·         Probate: Alicia TROUSDELL late of 44 Morehampton road Co. Dublin, Widow died 12 Aug 1884 at same place proved by William Doolin SMITH of Castleblayney Co. Monaghan Bank Manager. Effects £4,723.5.6

[13] Richard TROUSDELL

·         News: NOTE: This probably referred to his father. On Sunday night, some malicious wretches levelled to the ground and house and extensive ditch belonging to Richard Trousdell Esq. within a short distance of Kilrush. The late tenant, Lyons, had been dispossessed. Cork Constitution. 11 April 1826.

·         Marriage: At Kilrush, county of Clare, Richard Trousdell, Esq., of that town, to Alicia, only daughter of the late Captain Jackson, of the Clare Militia. (Dublin Evening Mail, 22 Aug 1849)

·         Death: NOTE: These are probably for his father. At Kilrush, county Clare, Richard Trousdell Esq., and old and much respected inhabitant of that town. Freeman's Journal 07 April 1851 At Kilrush, county Clare, Richard Trousdell Esq., and old and much respected inhabitant of that town, late of Fort, Co. Clare. Limerick and Clare Examiner. 9 April 1851. This was probably his mother: In Killrush, Mrs. Trousdell, wife of Richard Trousdell, Esq. at a very advanced age.

·         Occupation: Hunch this is him: Mr. Richard Trousdell, commanding the Dover Castle steam-packet, was yesterday admitted to the freedom of this city, in right of marriage. Limerick Chronicle. 5 Jan 1850.

·         Death: Hunch this is him: This morning at his house in Henry Street, Richard Trousdell Esq. Captain of the “Dover Castle” Steamer, aged 48 years – a gentleman deeply regretted for the unbanity and kindliness of his disposition, and whose demise is a source of deep and poignant regret to his family, and a numerous circle of friends and acquaintances. Limerick and Clair Examiner. 23 June 1852

·         ROD: 313-13-206761 1775 Jul 11 Killcarroll Image 26 BTW Thomas TROUSDELL of Dycertin Co. Clare Gent eldest son and heir of John TROUSELL late of [Lort?] Co. Clare deceased of 1^st pt; Elizabeth TROUSDELL of [Fort?] Co. Clare widow of said John TROUSDELL. James TROUSDELL, John TROUSDELL & Charles TROUSDELL younger sons of John TROUSDELL deceased of 2^nd pt. Richard MANSELL of Danagrogue Co. Clare Esq. of 3^rd pt. Reciting that said John TROUSDELL in his will 7 Sep 1772 bequeathed his farm house and land at Fort to Elizabeth his wife … residue to son John TROUSDELL … and half of farm of Querrin that he had from Capt BOROUGH bequeathed to 2^nd son James TROUSDELL and remaining part of farm of Thomastown otherwise Kilcarroll to John TROUSDELL & Charles TROUSDELL … confirm to Richard MAUNSELL half of farm of Querrin & part of farm of Thomastown otherwise Kilcarroll. WITNESS: Michael BREW; Robert LEE & James HINCHY. NOTE: Richard TROUSDELL married Alicia JACKSON & in another generation, there was a BREW-JACKSON marriage. This is likely a connected family.

[14] Catherine JACKSON (1801-1881) NOTE: I may have her in the wrong place.

·         Death Cert: 1881 Jun 13 Kitty aka Catherine JACKSON Spinster age 80 Gentlewoman Francis St Kilrush Co Clare

·         Probate: Letters of Administration (with the will annexed) of Catherine JACKSON late of Francis Street Kilrush Co. Clare Spinster deceased who died 13 June 1881 at same place granted to Alice JACKSON of 22 Belgrave Road Rathmines Co. Dublin spinster the sister and universal Legatee.

[15] Benjamin JACKSON (bef 1805-aft 1814)

·        NEWS: Colonel M'Gregor, Director General of Police, has refused the application of Benjamin Jackson, esq. Chief Constable, to be removed from the Pallakenry district, but states that he shall have every support from the constituted authorities in the discharge of his duty there. Limerick Chronicle 20 May 1840  

• Probate: Benjamin JACKSON effects under £6,000 late of Palmyra Cres Galway Co Esq d 19 Aug 1872 at same place granted to Elizabeth Anne JACKSON of same the widow and Residuary Legatee. NOTE: His death cert. is not available at ancestry.ie.

·         ROD: 678-402-467161 Aug 15, 1814. Image 217 BTW John JACKSON then of Kilrush, Co. Clare, Captain in the Militia Esq. of the1 pt & Patrick HASSETT of Kilrush & Michael HASSETT of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare], Co. Clare Gents of other pt…. reciting earlier deed 20 Mar 1810 Michael COMYN of Garruragh in Co. Clare Esq. demised to John JACKSON part of lands of Ballynote then in possession of Widow HASSETT 26a35p to hold to John JACKSON lives of Alice JACKSON wife of John JACKSON, Benjamin JACKSON [1^st son], Burton JACKSON [2^nd son] & [John] JACKSON for rent of 2.15 per acre. … WITNESS: John HASSETT of Ballynote Co. Kerry [sic?] & [?] FAHY.. Michael HASSETT [SEAL]

·         ROD: 679-246-467587 Aug 15, 1814. Image 423 BTW John JACKSON of Kilrush, Co. Clare, Captain in the Clare Regiment of Militia Esq. of 1 pt & Patrick HASSETT … lands of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare] [more detail] Parish Moyarta, Co. Clare… lives of John JACKSON lessee, Benjamin JACKSON his eldest son, & Burton JACKSON his 2^nd son … transfer of 9a out of the 35a of Ballymote.

[16] Elizabeth Anne JACKSON

·         Marriage: RICE pedigree. History of Landed Gentry Vol 2, 6th Edition. 1879. p 1349 archive.org . Elizabeth b. 1815 m. 1833, Benjamin Jackson, Esq. Inspector R.I.C. co. Galway and has issue. [2nd dau. of Dominick Rice, Esq. of Bushmount, co Kerry & Frances Griffin] Marriage: At Killury Church, Co. Kerry, by Rev. R Plummer, Benjamin Jackson, esq. eldest son of the late Capt; Jackson, Clare Regiment, to Elizabeth Anne, second daughter of Dominick Rice, of Bushmount, Esq. Limerick Chronicle 23 October 1833

·         Probate: 20 Feb. Letters of Admin. Elizabeth Anne JACKSON late of Montpelier-terrace Galway Widow deceased who died 12 January 1880 to Burton JACKSON of Milford Co. Kerry M.D. son of deceased. Effects under £1,500.

·         Death Cert: 1880 Jan 11 Eliza JACKSON widow of ex Co inspector age 64 Montpellier Sea Round Galway

[17] Frances Alicia JACKSON

·         21 November: Henry Joseph Arthur Brew & Fanny Alicia Jackson At St Nicholas's R.C. Church, Galway, Henry Joseph Arthur, son of the late Arthur Brew Esq., Grace Park county Dublin, and formerly of Cahirmacrea, county Clare to Fanny Alicia, daughter of Benjamin Jackson, Esq., County Inspector of Constabulary Galway West. Records extracted from  news reports of Irish Marriages published in the Limerick Chronicle, 1863:

[18] Henry Joseph BREWE

·         Encyclopedia Titanica. died on 28 June 1869 in Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare; Dr Arthur Dominick Jackson Brewe was born in Woodford, a village in Co Galway, Ireland on 18 August 1866. He was the son of Henry Joseph Brew(e) (b. 1839), a sub-Inspector of the RIC (Royal Irish Constabulary), and Frances Alicia Jackson (b. 1835) who had married in Galway City in 1863. His mother was originally from Co Kerry, possibly Ballybunion. The family were Roman Catholic and Arthur had one known sibling, Benjamin Thomas (b. 1867). His father died on 28 June 1869 in Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare; his mother was a resident of 2 Palmyra Crescent, Galway at the time. She was remarried in Co Kerry in 1875 to Joseph Stapleton Butler (2), a medical practitioner from Turloughmore, Co Galway. He was the widower of her sister Alice Maude, née Jackson and brought six children from that relationship. Arthur Brewe and his extended family lived at Winterfield House in Drumgriffin, Co Galway and his mother and step-father gave him two half-sisters: Mary Joseph (b. 1877) and Frances Mary (b. 1878).

[19] Arthur Dominick Jackson BREW

·         Encyclopedia Titanica.

·         Irish Jesuit Archives. Dr. Arthur Jackson Brewe c.1867 was born in Galway and was the eldest son of Mrs. Butler, Winterfield House, Drumgriffin, Galway. He was educated at preparatory school in Glencoe, and subsequently at Clongowes Wood College (1881 - 1886) whence he matriculated at Trinity College, Dublin. He emigrated to New York, then Philadelphia and took a special course in Neurology. He had been on a tour of Africa and joined the Titanic at Cherbourg having travelled through Rome, Naples, Florence and Paris. Dr. Brewe was a private physician to some of the best know Philadelphian millionaires!

[20] Benjamin Thomas BREW

·         Encyclopedia Titanica.

[21] Joseph Stapleton BUTLER

·         Encyclopedia Titanica. Joseph Stapleton Butler was born in 1824. He was married to Alice Maude Jackson (b. 1843) and had six children: Elizabeth Mary (b. 1865), Benjamin Joseph (1866-1973), Ansley Jackson (b. 1867), George (b. 1870), Burton Francis (1871-1935) and Rowland Patrick (b. 1874). Alice is believed to have died during childbirth in 1874. He married 2ndly her sister Frances.

·         Marriage: Joseph Butler, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon Tipperary, only son of John Butler, Esq. of Winterfield House, Co. Galway to Alice, daughter of Benjamin Jackson, Esq. County Inspector Constabulary. Clare Freeman & Ennis Gazette 22 Feb 1862

·         Landed Estates: The Butlers had an estate of about 1200 acres in the parish of Annaghdown, barony of Clare, county Galway.

·         Irish Medical Directory: Butler, Joseph. Winterfield, co. Galway – L.F.P.S. Glasg, 1855; L.M. Rotundo, 1854 (Roy. Col. Surg.) late Asst. Surg. S. Tip. Artilery Militia; formerly Med Off. Turloughmore Disp.

·         Probate: Joseph Stapleton BUTLER Will (with two codicils) of Joseph Stapleton BUTLER late of Winterfield House, Drumgriffin, Co. Galway Esq. M.D. who died 30 Oct 1887 at same place was proved at Tuam by Francis Alicia BUTLER otherwise BREW of Winterfield House, Widow, the sole executrix. Effects 865 61.8

·         SOURCE: Testamentary records of the BUTLER families in Ireland (Genealogical abstracts) Ed. Rev Wallace CLARE.

·         1821 Sale of Winterfield, Drumgriffin, Castlecreevy, Gortroe, Tonegurrane LANDS TO BE SOLD

TO be SOLD, in parcels, or together, the FEE and INHERITANCE of the following LANDS, part of the lands of THOMAS BUTLER, Esq. for the purpose of discharging family encumbrances:

IN THE COUNTY OF GALWAY--

No. 1. WINTERFIELD, containing 99 acres of excellent land, with a genteel slated house, offices, and garden, in the Parish of Annadown, and Barony of Clare, within 10 miles of the town of Galway, and 8 miles of Tuam, now held by Mr. WM. ROBINSON, under a lease made in 1790, for three lives, (one of which has dropped) at the yearly rent of £100; also

The TOLLS and CUSTOMS of the Fairs and Markets of DRUMGRIFFIN, in the said Parish. -These Tolls and Customs are included in the aforesaid lease. 

No. 2. CASTLECREEVY and GORTROE, containing 254 acres of profitable land, and 66 acres of bog, contiguous to the above mentioned lands, now held by RICHARD SILK, and others, under a lease made in 1811, for twenty-one years, at the yearly rent of £218 9s. 6d.

There is another small part of Castlecreevy let to REDMOND COMMINS for 21 years, from 1814, at £7 10s. per annum; and another small part of it is let to JOHN NEIL, for 37 years from 1790, at £1 per annum.

No. 3. TONEGURRANE, containing 153 acres of arable, pasture, and meadow land, and 173 acres of profitable bog, adjoining the above mentioned lands of Winterfield, now held by PATRICK MORRIS and others, under a lease made in 1803, for 22 years, at the yearly rent of £180 - This farm is on the banks of Lough Corib, and sends a large quantity of turf by water to Galway. 

It is to be observed, that all the lands in the three foregoing denominations are remarkably good wheat ground.

·          

[22] Mary Joseph BUTLER (1877-

·         Birth Cert

[23] Winterfield House, Parish Annaghdown, Barony Clare, Co. Galway.

[24] Frances Mary BUTLER (1878-

·         Birth Cert

[25] Burton JACKSON

·         Birth: 1838.

·         Education: Queens College Galway 1849-50.

·         Marriage Cert:  1864 Feb 3 Burton JACKSON Bachelor MD of Bushmount son of Benjamin JACKSON Co. Inspector Constabulary Gent mar Ellen SUPPLE spinster Ballyhorgan daughter of Kerry SUPPLE deceased. Listowel Co Kerry. Both Full Age.

·         Death: Details at Findmypast. Index only – not the cert.

·         Probate: Administration of the estate of Burton JACKSON late of Doon View Lodge Ballybunion Co. Kerry M.D. died 5 Dec 1894 at same place granted to Frances Alicia BUTLER of Winterfield Drumgriffin Co. Galway Widow the sister. Effects: £131 15s 11d. Birth: 1838.

[26] Ellen SUPPLE (?-1891)

·         Marriage Cert:  1864 Feb 3 Burton JACKSON Bachelor MD of Bushmount son of Benjamin JACKSON Co. Inspector Constabulary Gent mar Ellen SUPPLE spinster Ballyhorgan daughter of Kerry SUPPLE deceased. Listowel Co Kerry. Both Full Age.

·         Death Cert:  1891 Jan 9 Ellen JACKSON married age  61 wife of Dr Burton JACKSON Milford Co Kerry

·         Probate: Administration estate of Ellen JACKSON late of Milford Ballyduff Co. Kerry died 9 Jan 1891 at same place granted to Burton JACKSON of same place M.D. husband. Effects £382 6s 3d.

[27] Alice Maude JACKSON

·         Encyclopedia Titanica. Joseph Stapleton Butler was born in 1824. He was married to Alice Maude Jackson (b. 1843) and had six children: Elizabeth Mary (b. 1865), Benjamin Joseph (1866-1973), Ansley Jackson (b. 1867), George (b. 1870), Burton Francis (1871-1935) and Rowland Patrick (b. 1874). Alice is believed to have died during childbirth in 1874.

·         Marriage: Joseph Butler, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon Tipperary, only son of John Butler, Esq. of Winterfield House, Co. Galway to Alice, daughter of Benjamin Jackson, Esq. County Inspector Constabulary. Clare Freeman & Ennis Gazette 22 Feb 1862

·         Landed Estates: The Butlers had an estate of about 1200 acres in the parish of

·         Alice BUTLER 1874 Apr 25, Winterfield House age 31, Gentlewoman, died of embolism the sequel of Plegmania dolen [sic?] and Puerperal Fever suddenly. NOTE: she had likely been pre-eclampsic during her last pregnancy: Phlegmasia alba dolens presents as a triad of edema, pain, and white blanching skin without cyanosis. As the venous thrombosis progresses, it develops into phlegmasia cerulea dolens, which is characterized by edema, worsening pain, and cyanosis from ischemia

[28] Dr. Joseph Stapleton BUTLER Mentioned above – in the footnote relating to his 2^nd marriage to Alice’s sister Frances Alicia JACKSON.

[29] Elizabeth Mary BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[30] Benjamin Joseph BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[31] Ansley BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[32] George BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[33] Burton Francis BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[34] Rowland Patrick BUTLER

·         Birth Cert

[35] Bessie JACKSON

·         Marriage: [19 May 1863] At the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, Galway on Tuesday, the 19^th instance, by Rev John Treanor, and afterwards by special licence at the residence of her father, Prospect Hill, by the Rev. John Goode, C.C., John Gill, Esq., Surveyor of income Tax, to Bessy, daughter of Benjamin Jackson, esq. County Inspector of Constabulary, Galway West. Clare Journal & Ennis Advertiser. 21 May 1863.

[36] John GILL

·         Death Cert or probate – none found.

[37] Bartholomew GILL

·         Birth Cert: 1865 Aug 3 Benjamin Henry GILL son of John GILL Prospect Hill Surveyor of taxes & Elizabeth Anne JACKSON

·         Death Cert: 3 June 1874 He died at Montpelier Terrace, Galway, of Bronchitis. Bessie GILL (his mother) was present at his death

[38] Burton JACKSON (1805-1875)

·         Marriage: 1 Aug 1837 in Donamoin Church by Rev. Adderly CAMPBELL, Burton JACKSON of Kilrush, Co. Clare Esq. to Eliza 2nd daughter of the late A. McMATH of Thormon, Co. Monaghan. Esq.

·         Listed as a Capt. in 5th Regiment. Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent 19 March 1844.

·         Probate: The will of Burton JACKSON late of 44 Morehampton-road, Donneybrook, Co. Dublin, Esq. deceased who died February 2, 1875 at same place proved at the Principal registry by the oath of Elizabeth JACKSON of 44 Morehampton-road Widow, the sole Executrix. Effects under £4,000.

·         Grave Marker: BURTON JACKSON Esqre | of Morehampton Road, Dublin |and ELIZABETH his wife | In Memory | of their beloved children | HENRY | who died when an infant | VALENTINA ALICIA | who died 29^th August 1844 | aged 4 years 8 months | FRANCIS BURTON | who died 2nd May 1858 | aged 9 years 7 months |. Mt. Jerome Cemetery.

·         Death cert: age 70, a Gent, and Andrew JACKSON of 44 Morehampton was present at his death.

·         ROD: 678-402-467161 Aug 15, 1814. Image 217 BTW John JACKSON then of Kilrush, Co. Clare, Captain in the Militia Esq. of the 1st pt & Patrick HASSETT of Kilrush & Michael HASSETT of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare], Co. Clare Gents of other pt…. reciting earlier deed 20 Mar 1810 Michael COMYN of Garruragh in Co. Clare Esq. demised to John JACKSON part of lands of Ballynote then in possession of Widow HASSETT 26a35p to hold to John JACKSON lives of Alice JACKSON wife of John JACKSON, Benjamin JACKSON [1^st son], Burton JACKSON [2^nd son] & John JACKSON for rent of 2.15 per acre. … WITNESS: John HASSETT of Ballynote Co. Kerry [sic?] & [?] FAHY.. Michael HASSETT [SEAL]

·         ROD: 679-246-467587 Aug 15, 1814. Image 423 BTW John JACKSON of Kilrush, Co. Clare, Captain in the Clare Regiment of Militia Esq. of 1 pt & Patrick HASSETT … lands of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare] [more detail] Parish Moyarta, Co. Clare… lives of John JACKSON lessee, Benjamin JACKSON his eldest son, & Burton JACKSON his 2^nd son … transfer of 9a out of the 35a of Ballymote.

·         ROD: 1857-35-212. Nov 6, 1857. Image 355  BTW Thomas KEANE of Binen St, Town of Ennis Co. Clare, Esq & Burton JACKSON of Bushfield Ave., Co. Dublin Esq. Trustees appointed and by virtue of settlement 20 Jul 1836 on marriage of Henry Stuart BURTON of Carrgaholt Castle Co. Clare Esq with Alicia Mary BARTON otherwise SIMPSON his wife of 1^st pt. Henry Stuart BURTON and Alicia Mary BURTON his wife of 2^nd pt; Andrew Jones CRAWFORD of Amiens St City of Dublin Esq. of 3^rd pt William DONNOLLY of Auburn Co. Dublin Esq and John Alexander DONNELLY  eldest son of said William Esq.of 4^th pt Reciting Mtg 23 Nov 1830 BTW Thomas SIMPSON & Jack SINGLETON of Co. Monaghan both since deceased of 1^st pt. Andrew CRAWFORD of Auburn Esq. since also deceased of 2^nd pt & [Lucy?] SIMPSON of Sackville St. Co. Dublin widow of 3^rd pt. Whereby SINGLETON and CRAWFORD assigned to Lucy SIMPSON 16 townlands of Derrynoose Co. Armagh subject to mtg 13 Jun 1818. To Thomas BROOKE and Eliza Jane BROOKE spinster for sum of £1, 200 on 30 July 1830 to Rev. Samuel MURRAY for sum of £1, 400 subject to proviso … £1, 700 … reciting mtg 7 Sep 1843 Andrew CRAWFORD granted said lands to John McCLINTOCK and James Calvert STRANGE Esq. Trustees of settlement of Capt Bunbury McCLINTOCK on redemption of £11,144.14.10 with interest … reciting marriage of Henry Stuart BURTON and Alicia Mary 20 Jul 1836 when 1,700 assigned to Thomas Eyre HODDER and Robert SIMPSON upon certain trusts. Reciting indenture 29 Jun 1857 whereby Thomas KANE & Burton JACKSON appointed trustees of said settlement … 16 townlands of Derrynoose: Rooghan alias Roaghan alias Roagan, Carrick Newewen alias Carricknevend, Toergort alias Creagham, Tullyhiven alias Tullyherney, Taverneagh, Dromurge and Ballaghfroney alias Ballaghsconny. Dromavanagh alias Drombany and Tulla Inn alias Tully Inn, Laraghriarain alias Lotgaran and Lisleagh, Tourishitragh alias Tennerggand, Knocklomerd alias Knocklemeder, Dromoline alias Dromellin, Tatareagh alias Tatereagh, Crossnemoyle alias Cossnemelle and Aghingaple alias Aghingapple, Brackley alias Grackley, Dromykgue alias Dromykyne alias Dromsline and Argagh. Balliagh alias Corgiballiagh, Ayde alias Aude Dromkill alias Dromiville and Dromnegale alias Dromnehale Drumkenny and Dromeshleagh alias Dromnesbogh, Aghneclugh alias Agnelogh alias Crevan and Cropbane Lisrakill alias Lisrakelley alias Lisracally, Crossreagh and Corley in territory of Derrynoose, Barony Tureny, Co. Armagh reserving all that part of the said townland of Brackley alias Grackley …[more detail] WITNESS: Robert KEANE of City of Dublin solicitor & William DOBBIN of Gardiners Place, Dublin apprentice to Leonard DOBBIN solicitor of City of Dublin.. Rev. Charles WAD A.B.Clerke Vicar of Kilmaley, Ennis Co. Clare & Gollfe STAMER of Bonn in Prussia Hotel Proprietor. Burton JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Deed of Rent charge and Assignment of Policies to secure Trust fund.... Burton Jackson, Muckross Terrace, County Dublin .... Burton Jackson and Thomas Keane granted yearly rent charge of £70 for a term of 99 years by Henry Stuart Burton in consideration. SOURCE: Ancestry Tree. NOTE: Lucy SIMPSON formerly of Upper Sackville St and late of No. 62 Lower Mount-street Dublin Widow died 10 Mar 1866 at 62 Lower Mount-street proved by Richard Studdert REEVES of Merrion Sq South Dublin and Burton JACKSON of Morehampton-terrace Co. Dublin Esqs. Trustees.

[39] Elizabeth McMATH

·         Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Elizabeth JACKSON, late of 44 Morehampton-road Co. Dublin, Widow who died October 17, 1884 at same place granted to Kate Elizabeth SMITH (wife of William Doolin SMITH Bank Manager) of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. Effects: £917 4s 1d.

[40] Donamoin Church

·         NOTE: I have had it confirmed by Peter McWILLIAM, a friend and fellow researcher, that Donamoin = Donaghmoyne is in the south east of Co Monaghan bordered by Creggan on the East.

[41] Valentia Alicia JACKSON

·         At Glasnevin in her 5th year, of water on the brain, Alicia Valentine the only and beloved daughter of Burton JACKSON, Esq. Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent 31 August 1844

[42] [Male] JACKSON

·         On the 30th ult, at Bengal Terrace, Dublin, the Lady of Barton [sic Burton] JACKSON, Esq. of a son. Banner of Ulster 06 January 1843.

·         NOTE: It is possible that this was the Andrew JACKSON who married Margaret MARTIN in 1884. We only have a marriage for him, not a birth or baptism.

[43] Kate Elizabeth JACKSON

·         Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Elizabeth JACKSON, late of 44 Morehampton-road Co. Dublin, Widow who died October 17, 1884 at same place granted to Kate Elizabeth SMITH (wife of William Doolin SMITH Bank Manager) of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. Effects: £917 4s 1d. NOTE: Her mother was the widow of Burton JACKSON who died 1875 and whose will was probated.

[44] William Doolin SMITH

·         Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Elizabeth JACKSON, late of 44 Morehampton-road Co. Dublin, Widow who died October 17, 1884 at same place granted to Kate Elizabeth SMITH (wife of William Doolin SMITH Bank Manager) of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. Effects: £917 4s 1d. NOTE: She was the widow of Burton JACKSON who died 1875 and whose will was probated.

·         Probate: The London Gazette. 1915. Late of 22 Carlisle Road, Hove, Co. Sussex and formerly of Castleblayney, retired Bank Manager will proved by Arthur William McMATH of “Chula Vista” Geralds Close, Co. Buckingham and Ada OWENS of 22 Carlisle-road, Hove, Co. Sussex two of the executors.

[45] Francis Burton JACKSON

·         Baptism: 1848 Nov 26 Francis Burton JACKSON son of Burton JACKSON & Elizabeth of Bengal Terrace Baptism Glasnevin Dublin

[46] Andrew JACKSON

·         Marriage of ANDREW JACKSON of 44 Morehampton Road and Margaret MARTIN of 37 Belgrave Road on 28 October 1884 Church of the Holy Trinity, Rathmines, Dublin. Andrew JACKSON of 44 Morehampton Road, Gent, son of Burton JACKSON. Margaret MARTIN of 37 Belgrave Road. Daughter of John Charles MARTIN. Both of Full Age. WITNESS: W.D. SMITH for husband. J.M. HUME for wife.

[47] Margaret MARTIN

·         Marriage of ANDREW JACKSON of 44 Morehampton Road and Margaret MARTIN of 37 Belgrave Road on 28 October 1884 Church of the Holy Trinity, Rathmines, Dublin. Andrew JACKSON of 44 Morehampton Road, Gent, son of Burton JACKSON. Margaret MARTIN of 37 Belgrave Road. Daughter of John Charles MARTIN. Both of Full Age. WITNESS: W.D. SMITH for husband. J.M. HUME for wife.

[48] Dominick Rice JACKSON

·         Probate: Dominick Rice JACKSON effects under £1,000 of No 6 Montpellier terrace, Galway, Co. Galway, Esq. Bachelor d 28 June 1873 granted to Elizabeth Anne JACKSON widow, the mother of deceased.

·         Death Cert: 1873 Jun 28 Dominick Rice JACKSON age 23 bachelor Salt Hill Galway

[49] Lucy JACKSON A probable sister of John JACKSON (1780-1822)

·         ROD: 502-460-326030 1791 Oct 1 John JACKSON sr. of Millslaugh, Co. Clare & 2^nd daughter Lucy JACKSON married Robert FITZGERALD of Newhall [Newhall, Parish Killone, Barony Islands], Co. Clare. NAMES: Robert FITZGERALD of Newhall, Co. Clare; John JACKSON sr., Lucy JACKSON; James HUGH; Jonas BLACKALE. PLACES: Millslaugh, Donbury, Corbally [Corbally, Parish Kilfearagh, Barony Moyarta], Querrin [Querrin, Parish Moyarta, Barony Moyarta, Dreogh, Leadgane [possibly Leaheen, Parish Kilfearagh, Barony Moyarta], Garanatoly. Ballymaornan [possibly Ballymacurtaun, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta].

·         Biographical Notices of Clare People from the ‘Limerick Chronicle’, 1831-1837 1/06/1836: At Kilrush, Lucy, relict of the late Robert Fitzgerald Esq, of Kilkee. Throughout an extensive circle of relatives and friends, to whom her kind and amiable disposition much endeared her, the demise of this Lady is sincerely and deservedly regretted.

·         NOTE: This record has a different name for a bride of a Robert FITZGERALD: 1791 27th October (CJ).Limerick October 20th: Married: A few days ago Robert Fitzgerald of Kilkee Esq, to the amiable and accomplished Miss Suzanne Jackson, daughter of Mr. John Jackson of Kilrush, Co. Clare. SOURCE: Kilrush: Notes by Senan Scanlan.

·         ROD: 599-72-406491 1807 Aug 15 RUMLEY-JACKSON and ors Image 42 BTW Richard RUMLEY of [?] near Kilrush Co. Clare Deputy Surveyor of the Port of Kilrush of one part & Alice JACKSON received share and share alike of lands of [Monnonog?] together with the Mountain and the Cabins  … houses adjoining FLANNY’s House at Kilrush [Kilrush, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta] also the house held by James WALLACE since is the Bon Appetite Blackhales Inn Kiltrush and also reciting that said Alice & Henrietta are also under their father’s will entitled to part of the lands of Leadmore [Leadmore East  & Leadmore West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta] & near Kiltrush Co. Clare then in possession of Thomas BREW Jonathan and also reciting that a marriage was then intended to be btw Henrietta JACKSON and the said Richard RUMLEY in consideration of which several premises and the rents issues and profits then share and share alike … WITNESS: Robert JACKSON Gent and Lucy FITZGERALD Widow both of Kiltrush and by John GRIFFIN of  Ballylaw, Co. Clare WITNESS: Robert JACKSON Richard RUMLEY [SEAL] Alice JACKSON [SEAL] Harriett [Henrietta?] RUMLEY [SEAL]

·         SEE ALSO: ROD: 528-423-347210. Jun 18, 1795. Image 234

[50] Robert FITZGERALD

·         I am unsure if this is him – it is possible. He was one of the Co. Kerry FITZPATRICKs.  FITZGERALD, Robert (c.1778-1799) – Lieutenant. [33rd Regiment - Grand Army] Killed at Seringapatam on 5 April 1799. Commissioned: Lieutenant (33rd Regiment) 29 July 1796.

[51] Letitia JACKSON A possible sister of John JACKSON (1780-1822). NOTE: Are Alicia & Letitia the same person or were there three spinster sisters, not two? May need to order the original to see if there was a transcription error in the Memorial record.

·         ROD: 528-423-347210. Jun 18, 1795. Image 234  John JACKSON of Kilrush [Kilrush, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta] Co. Clare Gent of 1 pt & Alicia JACKSON and Harriet JACKSON both of Kilrush spinsters of the other part. Whereby the said John JACKSON did set to the said Letitia JACKSON and Harriet JACKSON house and tenement held by James WALLACE, Michael FITZGERALD, Mary COLLINS otherwise [?], Patrick FITZGERALD, William SPAIGHT Martha McMAHON together with the tenement or houses leading from James GRAHAM’s house to where James McCOWEN Wheelwright now lives in town of Kilrush Barony Moyarta  Co. Clare & also 8a arable ground with 2 1/2a Bog part of Moanvanagh otherwise Deerpark & 15 1/2a and half of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare]… [relationships not given] WITNESS: Robert KEAN of Ballyvore Co. Clare Gent & George SMITH of Kilrush John JACKSON [SEAL]

[52] Harriet JACKSON A possible sister of John JACKSON (1780-1822)

·         ROD: 528-423-347210. Jun 18, 1795. Image 234 John JACKSON of Kilrush [Kilrush, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta] Co. Clare Gent of 1 pt & Alicia JACKSON and Harriet JACKSON both of Kilrush spinsters of the other part. Whereby the said John JACKSON did set to the said Letitia JACKSON and Harriet JACKSON house and tenement held by James WALLACE, Michael FITZGERALD, Mary COLLINS otherwise [?], Patrick FITZGERALD, William SPAIGHT Martha McMAHON together with the tenement or houses leading from James GRAHAM’s house to where James McCOWEN Wheelwright now lives in town of Kilrush Barony Moyarta  Co. Clare & also 8a arable ground with 2 1/2a Bog part of Moanvanagh otherwise Deerpark & 15 1/2a and half of Ballynote [Ballynote East, and/or Ballynote West, Parish Kilrush, Barony Moyarta, County Clare]… [relationships not given] WITNESS: Robert KEAN of Ballyvore Co. Clare Gent & George SMITH of Kilrush John JACKSON [SEAL]