Descendants of Joseph JACKSON of Richhill

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1-Joseph JACKSON[1] b. est 1801, d. 23 Aug 1868, Rich Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West.[2], Co. Armagh

+ Mary GORDON[3] b. Abt 1799, d. 14 Apr 1882

|--2-John JACKSON[4] b. 1827, d. 30 Oct 1890, Rich Hill or Legacory, Parish Kilmmore, Co. Armagh

| + Lucy JONES[5] b. est 1853, m. Bef 1876, d. 29 Mar 1877

| |--3-Lucinda Catherine JACKSON[6] b. 21 Mar 1877, Rich Hill or Legacory, Parish Kilmmore, Co. Armagh, d. 1 Nov 1965, 62 Woodlawn Park, Dundrum, Dublin

| + William Harold GIRVIN[7] m. 8 Sep 1920, Zion Church, Rathfarnham, Dublin, d. , of Dublin

| + Catherine Anne GIRVIN[8] abt 1842 , of Moneyquin, [Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], m. 21 Jan 1880, 20 Lower Gardiner St, Parish St. Thomas, Dublin., d. 1923 Jul 25 Dartmouth Sq., Rathmines, Dublin

|--2-Robert JACKSON[9] b. 1830, d. 1902 Oct 21

| + Anna Matilda HALL[10] m. 24 Oct 1883, d. 2 Jun 1905, 18 Harrington St., Dublin

| |--3- Robert Henry Gordon JACKSON[11] b. 20 Sep 1886, (St. Peters’, City of Dublin)

|--2-Mary JACKSON[12] b. Abt 1832, d. 5 Jun 1882, Richhill, Co. Armagh

|--2-George JACKSON[13] b. Abt 1833, Rich Hill or Legacory, Parish Kilmmore, Co. Armagh, d. 8 May 1905, Rich Hill or Legacory, Parish Kilmmore, Co. Armagh

+ Mary A.[14] m. Bef 1864, d. 24 Jul 1904, 18 Lismain St, Belfast

|--3-Alexander JACKSON[15] b. , probably Rich Hill or Legacory, Parish Kilmmore, Co. Armagh

There are a significant number of other JACKSONs in the various aspects of the leather trades in Ireland in this time frame and earlier. From their leases, we can see that they shared a similar social status. Many would have been in the Cordwainers’ Company. SEE: JACKSONs in the London ROLLS and http://www.cordwainers.org/ .

The Company’s first ordinances by King Henry III in 1272. The Ordinances imposed regulations on the craft of shoemaking within the City of London and stipulated that Cordwainers must work with the finest ‘cordwain’, goatskin leather from Cordova in Spain. They also quite clearly specified that Cordwainers must make new shoes from the best quality new leather, whereas cobblers must only repair old shoes with old leather.

Trades that often connected with them included tanners, livery makers, and shoemakers – even the tangential business of tallow-makers and butchers. Their family crests, when they had them, often included goats – because of goatskins used in the trade .SEE: Jackson Family Crests. The following is simply a quick fly-past of possible connections. Later, I will assemble the various bits of evidence in a separate page.

· 1600s - Robert JACKSON (abt 1650-1711) Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants.

· 1600s- Gilbert JACKSON (1677-1723) and James JACKSON (1669-1711) both of Co. Down NOTE: Gilbert’s parents were John JACKSON (1639-1716) and Janet JACKSON (abt 1641-1695). His parents may have been cousins to each other. SEE: Jacksons of Co. Down

· 1683 - Richard JACKSON active in shipping tanned goods in the late 1600s in Drogheda. Jacksons of Drogheda. Richard JACKSON became a sheriff in 1672 and Constable of the Staple [24] and then a coroner in 1673. A year later, he also became a warden of the Company of Merchants, then treasurer in 1675 and 1677, and finally rose to the rank of Mayor in 1678. His business interests included exports of wheat, rye, malt and hides (1683, these commodities were mentioned in his exports to Dover)

· 1683, - A Peter Jackson, Cordwainer, was included as a Freeman of Carrickfergus. SOURCE: The Ulster Jacksons: From Cumbia to the White House, Shenandoah and Australia. D.J. McCartney. Carrickfergus Borough Council, 1997. p69:. SEE:Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. And my notes at JACKSONs of Steeple:

· 1709: Daniel JACKSON (prob b. bef 1688- d.1737) of Athy, Co. Kildare mentioned in a 1709 deed; Jacksons of Ballygibbon, Co. Kildare

o ROD: 2-437-552. Jul 15, 1709 Between Wentworth CAVANAGH, Gent of Athy, Co. Kildare & Daniel JACKSON of same, tanner. Indenture of release in consideration of sum of 40 pounds., all that and those the houses and holdings of William ADDIS in the Market Street of Athy containing 84 feet to the front in the same street eastward and to the river backwards 143 ft. with the 7 acres & 23 perches … for natural life of said Wentworth CAVANAGH, his son James CAVANAGH & Beshell WESTON son of son of Thomas WESTON of Athy.. rent 8 pounds 6p

o ROD: 43-421-28800 Indenture May 6, 1724 Wm. JAMES of Athy. Co. Kildare, Tanner did demise & set to Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff in Co. Dublin Tanner and Josiah JACKSON of Glassholly, Co. Kildare Farmer lease of house in Athy from Robert JACKSON to Josiah JACKSON for 22 years. NOTE: Was Josiah a son or nephew of the Robert JACKSON (1681-aft 1725) - the son of Robert JACKSON & Joyce SHAW?

· 1713 Robert & Joyce JACKSON had four sons, and one of them, William JACKSON (abt 1682-bef 1772) was a tanner of Kilmainham. SEE: Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants.

o In 1713, William JACKSON held a lease to land commonly known as Farley’s holdings in town of Killmainham. Next adjoining to the bridge at the upper end of Killmainham leading from the town of Kilmainham to the new hospital mearing and bounding on the East unto the Lord Ross’s land, on the North to the River of Camock or Camrick and to the West and South unto the street leading from the Town to the said bridge of Killmainham SEE: 1787: ROD: 392-279- 258974. William JACKSON of Killmainham, Co. Dublin; Mill street in the Liberty of Thomas Court and Donore was known as Tanner’s Row. Crumlin Cemetery (the old St. Mary's Church): JACKSON: This Stone and Burial Place Belongeth to Will"11 Jackson of Mill Street Tanner and his Posterity 1772. SOURCE: JMDI iv p. 231

· 1724. Coleraine. SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry

o 1738 Dec 25 ROD: 95-133-65963. The small Cabbin formerly in possession of John Jackson & Mary Foster – a Tan Yard & 2 fields NOTE: a Tanyard was at Waterside, Parish Killowen, Barony Coleraine, Maner of Clothworkers.

o 1744 May 28. ROD:117-164-80138: William JACKSON of the same Esq. of the 2^nd pt. reciting an earlier deed March 2, 1724, made an executed by the said William JACKSON… JACKSON had demised to BENNETT the garden & tanyard & waterside [Waterside] in the Parish of Killowen [Barony Coleraine] Maner of Clothworkers, Co. Londonderry which had been late of the possession of Samuel CORBETT deceased… BENNETT assigned this all back to JACKSON. WITNESS: Hercules HEYLAND of Castleroe [Castleroe, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine], Co. Londonderry Esq & by the eldest Robert GIVEEN of Kiltowen [Parish Killowen] in said Co. linen draper & by John M’ALESTER of Colerain Gent. William JACKSON [SEAL]

o ROD: 489-72-306027: Tenements and Houses New Row. Btw Richard JACKSON of Coleraine, butcher of the 1 pt & John SMITH of Gillsboat [possibly Gills, Parish Macosquin, Barony Coleraine], Co Londonderry, farmer of the other pt. Reciting that Elizabeth JACKSON wife of sd Richard JACKSON being entitled to an estate for life in a certain Tenement Situate on the West side of New Row in the town of Coleraine … WITNESS: John PARKS of City of Dublin & James JACKSON of Coleraine aforesaid butcher. Richard JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: James was son of Richard.

· 1740s: SEE: Michael JACKSON, Clothier of Pimlico. John MATTHEWS Cordwainer d. After 1741

· 1769 - Richard JACKSON (1769-1836) of Lismacksheela, Co. Fermanagh and later of Monaghan, Co. Monaghan. His father was a Joseph JACKSON (bef 1749-aft 1789) of Roylan, Co. Fermanagh & later of Monaghan C. Monaghan. SOURCE: Denis Carolan Rushe, Historical Sketches of Monaghan: From the Earliest Records to the Fenian Movement 1895: The late Mr. Richard Jackson, who amassed considerable wealth in the leather cutting trade …NOTE: ROD: 1840-18-286 also sheds light on the connection to Lismacsheela, Parish Clones (Clankelly portion), Barony Clankelly] Co. Fermanagh. NOTE: There was also a will indexed in the Diocesan and Prerogative Wills: 1595-1858. for a John JACKSON, 1835 of Lismacsheela.

· 1875 possibly JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. SEE: 1875 Oct 12 - Will of Richard JACKSON of Derryloughan, Co. Armagh. His farm was near Richhill where the leather merchant Joseph JACKSON (1801-1868) had his business.

[1] Joseph JACKSON (est 1801-1868)

· 1882 Apr 25. ROD: 1882-15-43. BTW John JACKSON of Richhill Co. Armagh tanner & farmer of 1st pt; John ROUNTREE of Mullaltra Co. Armagh farmer of 2nd pt William ROUNTREE of Richhill C. Armagh, Carpenter of 3rd pt; William BEST of Richhill Co. Armagh farmer of 4th pt; Reciting indenture 26 Nov 1685 btw Edward RICHARDSON of Legacorry Parish Kilmore Co. Armagh & Anne his wife of 1 pt & William STEVENSON of Legacorry of other pt; and reciting indenture 16 Apr 1750 btw William RICHARDSON of Richhill Esq of 1 pt & John ROUNTREE and John BEST both of Richill of other pt & reciting deed of partition 24 Jan 1754 btw John ROWNTREE of 1 pt & John BEST of other pt & reciting indenture 24 Nov 1794 btw John ROUNTREE and Thomas ROUNTREE of Mullalitra Co. Armagh farmers of 1 pt & Joshua MARSH of Drumilly Co. Armagh of other pt & reciting indenture 28 Apr 1798 btw Charles ROUNTREE of Mullalitra & Joshua MARSH and reciting indenture 20 Jan 1799 btw William RICHARDSON of 1 pt & Thomas ROUNTREE and John BELL of other pt & reciting indenture 24 Aug 1805 btw Thomas ROUNTREE of 1 pt & James MILLER of Richhill grocer of other pt & whereby James MILLER by will 7 Mar 1816 devised to Anne MILLER (since deceased) all his holding in Richhill and at her death bequeathed to his niece Elizabeth MILLER afterwards Elizabeth PARKER and her heirs … [more wills] … reciting 7 Aug 1862 btw Louisa BACON otherwise RICHARDSON of 1 pt & John ROUNTREE Joseph JACKSON Mary JACKSON otherwise GORDON his wife Elizabeth HARDY otherwise GORDON William BERTRAM James PARKER Elizabeth PARKER otherwise MILLER his wife James BEST and Robert BEST of the other pt. and reciting that Elizabeth PARKER predeceased by the said James PARKER and reciting that James PARKER died on or about 27 April 1866 and left will 5 Feb 1866 and reciting indenture 6 Nov 1869 btw William PARKER of 1 pt & William ROUNTREE part hereto of the other part and reciting indenture 8 May 1872 btw William ROUNTREE of 1st pt; John ROUNTREE of 2nd pt & John JACKSON of 3rd pt … £ 130 … John JACKSON granted to William BEST parcel of ground and tenement whereon are erected two houses and premises in Broad Street in own of Richhill adjoining the premises then in occupation of Charles ROUNTREE and representatives of later Robert BEST formerly in possession of James PARKER deceased and afterwards in possession of William PARKER and conveyed to William ROUNTREE (party thereto) 6 Nov 1869 and also house in town of Richhill with 2r 27p of land formerly in possession of Thomas McANNALLY and Francis HALLIGAN and then in possession of said William ROUNTREE in Parish Kilmore Barony O'Neiland West Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Edward BEST of Armagh Co. Armagh solicitor & Willian J. GIRVAN of Armagh Co. Armagh solicitor John JACKSON [SEAL] John ROUNTREE [SEAL] William ROUNTREE [SEAL

· Death Cert: Joseph JACKSON of Richhill, married, farmer, age 67. Aug 23, 1868. Son John JACKSON present at death. Est birth 1801.

· Probate: Joseph JACKSON: The Will of Joseph Jackson late of Richhill County Armagh Farmer deceased who died 23 August 1868 at same place was proved at Armagh by the oaths of John Jackson of Richhill aforesaid Leather Merchant and Robert Jackson of Tullamore Kings County Inland Revenue Officer the Executors. EFFECTS: under £1,500. Rich Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West

[2] Rich Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West.

· It is mid-way between Portadown and the City of Armagh and is sometimes spelled as Richhill. Louisa BACON was an owner in Rich hill who leased a few lots to Joseph JACKSON.

· NOTE: The 1821 Census segment of Kilmore Parish does not mention this family although there is another JACKSON family mentioned on pages 45-6 in the Townland of Crucat [a townland name that no longer exists]. They included: James JACKSON (1775-aft 1821); wife Mary (1776-aft1821) dau Mary JACKSON (1803-aft 1821) and James JACKSON (1809-aft1821). Does not mention this family.

[3] Mary GORDON (abt 1799-1882)

· Death Cert: Richhill Apr 14, 1882 age 83. Her son John JACKSON was present at her death

· 1882 Apr 25 ROD: 1882-15-43. BTW John JACKSON of Richhill Co. Armagh tanner & farmer of 1st pt; John ROUNTREE of Mullaltra Co. Armagh farmer of 2nd pt William ROUNTREE of Richhill C. Armagh, Carpenter of 3rd pt; William BEST of Richhill Co. Armagh farmer of 4th pt; Reciting indenture 26 Nov 1685 btw Edward RICHARDSON of Legacorry Parish Kilmore Co. Armagh & Anne his wife of 1 pt & William STEVENSON of Legacorry of other pt; and reciting indenture 16 Apr 1750 btw William RICHARDSON of Richhill Esq of 1 pt & John ROUNTREE and John BEST both of Richill of other pt & reciting deed of partition 24 Jan 1754 btw John ROWNTREE of 1 pt & John BEST of other pt & reciting indenture 24 Nov 1794 btw John ROUNTREE and Thomas ROUNTREE of Mullalitra Co. Armagh farmers of 1 pt & Joshua MARSH of Drumilly Co. Armagh of other pt & reciting indenture 28 Apr 1798 btw Charles ROUNTREE of Mullalitra & Joshua MARSH and reciting indenture 20 Jan 1799 btw William RICHARDSON of 1 pt & Thomas ROUNTREE and John BELL of other pt & reciting indenture 24 Aug 1805 btw Thomas ROUNTREE of 1 pt & James MILLER of Richhill grocer of other pt & whereby James MILLER by will 7 Mar 1816 devised to Anne MILLER (since deceased) all his holding in Richhill and at her death bequeathed to his niece Elizabeth MILLER afterwards Elizabeth PARKER and her heirs … [more wills] … reciting 7 Aug 1862 btw Louisa BACON otherwise RICHARDSON of 1 pt & John ROUNTREE Joseph JACKSON Mary JACKSON otherwise GORDON his wife Elizabeth HARDY otherwise GORDON William BERTRAM James PARKER Elizabeth PARKER otherwise MILLER his wife James BEST and Robert BEST of the other pt. and reciting that Elizabeth PARKER predeceased by the said James PARKER and reciting that James PARKER died on or about 27 April 1866 and left will 5 Feb 1866 and reciting indenture 6 Nov 1869 btw William PARKER of 1 pt & William ROUNTREE part hereto of the other part and reciting indenture 8 May 1872 btw William ROUNTREE of 1st pt; John ROUNTREE of 2nd pt & John JACKSON of 3rd pt … £ 130 … John JACKSON granted to William BEST parcel of ground and tenement whereon are erected two houses and premises in Broad Street in own of Richhill adjoining the premises then in occupation of Charles ROUNTREE and representatives of later Robert BEST formerly in possession of James PARKER deceased and afterwards in possession of William PARKER and conveyed to William ROUNTREE (party thereto) 6 Nov 1869 and also house in town of Richhill with 2r 27p of land formerly in possession of Thomas McANNALLY and Francis HALLIGAN and then in possession of said William ROUNTREE in Parish Kilmore Barony O'Neiland West Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Edward BEST of Armagh Co. Armagh solicitor & Willian J. GIRVAN of Armagh Co. Armagh solicitor John JACKSON [SEAL] John ROUNTREE [SEAL] William ROUNTREE [SEAL]

[4] John JACKSON (1827-1890)

· 1877 Mar 29. His 1^st wife, Lucy JACKSON née JONES died Mar 29, 1877 of puerperal fever [“parturition and Scarlatina”], eight days after the death of her daughter [Lucinda Catherine]. Lucy JONES was 24 years old. NOTE: I have not been able to find their marriage cert. NOTE: John JACKSON was significantly older than both his wives.

· 1880, Jan 21. His 2^nd wife was Catherine GIRVIN, daughter of John GIRVIN, Gent of Moneyquin, [Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh. They had no children

· Marriage Cert: 1880 Jan 21 John JACKSON of Richhill tanner & Catherine GIRVIN Spinster of Moneyquinn, City of Armagh dau of John GIRVIN, Gent. WITNESS: William GIRVIN & Robert JACKSON.

· Probate of his father's will: Joseph JACKSON: The Will of Joseph Jackson late of Richhill County Armagh Farmer deceased who died 23 August 1868 at same place was proved at Armagh by the oaths of John Jackson of Richhill aforesaid Leather Merchant and Robert Jackson of Tullamore King's County Inland Revenue Officer the Executors.

· Death & Probate of his sister Mary: Death Cert: spinster age 50 died 5 June 1882 of cirrhosis of the liver at Richhill. Her brother John JACKSON was present at her death. Their father was a tanner. SOURCE Death cert. In the probate of her will, her effects awarded to her brother amounted to: £425.

· Death Cert: d. Oct 30 1890, married, age 63. He died at Richhill of Nasal Polyps & General Asthma. His sister-in-law A. GIRVIN was present at his death (His wife's sister).

· Probate: John JACKSON late of Richhill, Co. Armagh Tanner died 30 Oct 1890 at same place proved by widow Catherine Ann JACKSON of Richhill, widow and Robert JACKSON of 18 Harrington-street Dublin Gentleman, Executors. EFFECTS: £5,290.1.5.

[5] Lucy JONES (est 1853-1876)

· Death Cert: Lucy JACKSON née JONES died Mar 29, 1877 of puerperal fever ["parturition and Scarlatina"], eight days after the birth of her daughter [Lucinda Catherine]. Lucy JONES was 24 years old. NOTE: I have not been able to find their marriage cert.

[6] Lucinda Catherine JACKSON (1877-1965)

· Birth Cert: 1877 Mar 21 Lucinda Catherine JACKSON dau John JACKSON & Lucy JONES of Richhill

· 1901 Census- unmarried, age 34, income from dividends. House 42 in Richhill Village. Church of Ireland. Living with her “mother” aka step-mother.

· Marriage Cert: 1920 Sep 8 William Harold GIRVIN Dublin son of William John GIRVIN Solicitor marriage to Lucinda Katherine JACKSON of The Square Richhill Co Armagh dau John JACKSON.

· Death Cert: 1965 Nov 1 Lucinda Katherine GIRVIN née JACKSON married age 88 9 12ths 62 Woodlawn Park Dundrum Dublin

[7] William Harold GIRVIN ()

· Marriage Cert: 1920 Sep 8 William Harold GIRVIN Dublin son of William John GIRVIN Solicitor marriage to Lucinda Katherine JACKSON of The Square Richhill Co Armagh dau John JACKSON.

[8] Catherine Anne GIRVIN (abt 1842-1932) aka GIVEN

· Marriage Cert: 1880 Jan 21 John JACKSON of Richhill tanner & Catherine GIRVIN Spinster of Moneyquinn, City of Armagh dau of John GIRVIN, Gent. WITNESS: William GIRVIN & Robert JACKSON. NOTE:A William John GIRVIN, widower age 92 died 1846 May 25 (b. 1754) at Ardonrae 33 Templerque Road, Dublin. NOTE: ROD: 489-338- 310002. 1790 Mar 5, A William GIVIN of Rowen, Derrynoose – held land at Moneyquinn. I suspect a connection On 21^st at his residence Roan Paper Mill, William GIRVIN Esq. in his 45^th year. SOURCE: Belfast Commercial Chronicle, Oct 3, 1835.

· Husband’s Probate: John JACKSON late of Richhill, Co. Armagh Tanner died 30 Oct 1890 at same place proved by widow Catherine Ann JACKSON of Richhill, widow and Robert JACKSON of 18 Harrington-street Dublin Gentleman, Executors. EFFECTS: £5,290.1.5.

· 1902 Oct 29 High Court of Justice, Chancery Division – Land Judges Sale on Wednesday. In matter of Estate of James Robert GIRVIN, Catherine Anne JACKSON, John JACKSON, William GIRVIN, Jane GIRVIN, Annette Mary GIRVIN and Roberta GIRVIN Owners … Estate of James Robert GIRVIN, in name of William John GIRVIN as heil of James Robert GIRVIN deceased. Belfast Newsletter, Sept 11, 1902. NOTE: In the 1860 will of John GIRVIN, who held lands at Ballyquin and Ballinagalliagh, transcription shows that he had a wife named Jane, had one son, four daughters, and his brother is named James Robert GIRVIN. SOURCE: PRONI probates:The Will of John Girvin late of Roan in the County of Armagh Merchant deceased who died 26 May 1860 at same place was proved at Armagh by the oaths of Jane Girvin Widow and James Robert Girvin Merchant both of Roan aforesaid the Executors. Effects under £3,000. NOTE: There was no PRONI will that was a fit for Jane GIRVIN.

· Death Cert: 1923 Jul 25 50 Dartmouth Sq Rathmines Dublin widow of farmer & tanner age 81 present W H GIRVIN 50 Dartmouth Sq

· Probate: Jackson Catherine Anne of the Square Richhill county Armagh widow died 25 July 1923 at 50 Dartmouth Square Rathmines county Dublin Probate Belfast 7 February to Lucinda Katherine Girvin married woman. Effects £703 4s. 8d.

[9]Robert JACKSON (1830-1902)

· Marriage Cert: 1883 Oct 24 a Robert JACKSON of 18 Harrington St. son of Joseph JACKSON Merchant married Anna Matilda HALL, dau William HALL Gent of 18 Harrington Place. Henry Edward HALL was a witness, as was a John JACKSON. In the 1901 Census Henry Edward HALL, age 68 and unmarried, also lived at 18 Harrington Street, was a Master builder born in Co. Wicklow.

· His Father’s probate: John JACKSON late of Richhill, Co. Armagh Tanner died 30 Oct 1890 at same place proved by widow Catherine Ann JACKSON of Richhill, widow and Robert JACKSON of 18 Harrington-street Dublin Gentleman, Executors. EFFECTS: £5,290.1.5.

· 1901 Census: Robert JACKSON age 41 b. Co. Armagh, Analytical Chemist & Anna JACKSON age 51 born at Co. Wicklow. Henry HALL was also at residence. His wife is ten years older – age 51 NOTE: I suspect that this was a typo in the Census, and that Robert JACKSON was actually age 71.

· Death Cert: Died Oct 21, 1902 at 18 Harrington, age 72. Ex Supervisor Inland Revenue.

· Probate: National Archives Dublin. December 17, 1902 Probate of will of Robert JACKSON late of 18 Harrington-street Dublin, Ex-superintendent Inland Revenue who died October 21, 1902 granted at Dublin to Anna M. JACKSON the Widow. Effects: £1,139 19s 9d. PROBATE in England: the following: Robert JACKSON of Harrington Street, Dublin, died 21 October 1902. Probate Dublin to Anna M. Jackson widow. Sealed London 9 February [1903]. Effects £61 13s 3d in England.

[10] Anna Matilda HALL (est 1850-1905)

· Probate of Husband’s will: National Archives Dublin. December 17, 1902 Probate of will of Robert JACKSON late of 18 Harrington-street Dublin, Ex-superintendent Inland Revenue who died October 21, 1902 granted at Dublin to Anna M. JACKSON the Widow. Effects: £1,139 19s 9d. PROBATE in England: the following: Robert JACKSON of Harrington Street, Dublin, died 21 October 1902. Probate Dublin to Anna M. Jackson widow. Sealed London 9 February [1903]. Effects £61 13s 3d in England.

· PROBATE: June 2, 1905 of Anna M. JACKSON late of 18 Harrington-street, Dublin, Widow, who died March 20, 1904 at the Home Hospital Portobella, Dublin, granted at Dublin to Henry E. HALL.

[11] Robert Henry Gordon JACKSON (1886-?)

· Birth Cert: Sep 20, 1886 and baptised at St. Peters’, City of Dublin, November 11, 1886. The family resided at 18 Harrington St. and his father was a chemist. SOURCE: Baptismal record.

[12] Mary JACKSON (abt 1832-1882)

· Letters of Admin of personal estate of Mary JACKSON late of Richhill Co. Armagh spinster who died 5 June 1882 at same place granted to John JACKSON of Richhill, merchant, a brother. EFFECTS: £425Rich Hill or Legacorry, Parish Kilmore (ONeilland West portion), Barony of Oneilland West

· Death Cert: Mary JACKSON (1832-1882) Age 50, Cirrhosis of liver, daughter of tanner.

· SEE: Her father’s will in 1867 and her brother John’s will in 1890.

[13] George JACKSON (abt 1833-1905)

· PROBATE: Administration of the estate of George Jackson late of Richhill County Armagh Farmer who died 7 May 1905 granted at Armagh to Thomas Henry Hardy Farmer. (Limited Grant) Effects £681 17s.

· Death Cert: Died May 8, 1905 at Richhill, widower, age 72, shop-keeper. Malignant disease of Prostrate 1 year 6 months and coma 48 hours.

· NOTE: I have not found a marriage cert, and suspect they married prior to 1864. After that, Irish marriage records became more readily available. If she was of full age, it would have been aft 1863 (she was born abt 1842).

· 1901 Census: George JACKSON, Hardware Shop, House 33 Shankhill Rd., with wife Mary A. JACKSON.

· WIFE: Mrs Mary A. JACKSON died 1904 Belfast, her husband George JACKSON resides Rich Hill, Co Armagh, their son Alexander JACKSON resides Chicago, IL date 1904-10-20 SOURCE: Irish Gleanings. This was most likely George’s wife. It is a match with a death Cert for a Mary Anne JACKSON age 62 who died July 24, 1904 at Belfast at 18 Lismain St, Belfast in presence of husband George JACKSON a retired Hardware Merchant. Her probate: Administration of the estate of Mary Ann JACKSON late of 18 Lismain St Belfast who died 24 July 1904 to George JACKSON Gentleman the husband. Effects £777 7s 3d

[14] Mary A. (bef 1840-1904)

· Death News Mrs Mary A. JACKSON died 1904 Belfast, her husband George JACKSON resides Rich Hill, Co Armagh, their son Alexander JACKSON resides Chicago, IL date 1904-10-20 SOURCE: Irish Gleanings. This was most likely George’s wife. It is a match with a Death Cert for a Mary Anne JACKSON age 62 (b abt 1842) who died July 24, 1904 at Belfast at 18 Lismain St, Belfast in presence of husband George JACKSON a retired Hardware Merchant.

· Probate: Administration of the estate of Mary Ann JACKSON late of 18 Lismain St Belfast who died 24 July 1904 to George JACKSON Gentleman the husband. Effects £777 7s 3d

[15] Alexander JACKSON ()