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Peter & Joanna JACKSON. Their descendants lived at Fairy Hill Bray, Co. Wicklow, and also in Tipperary & Dublin.Their ancestors remain mysterious, although there are a few clues which may prove out as others contribute.
Sharon Oddie Brown. First post: August 18, 2016
Update June 6, & June 18, & July 11 2024- Added footnotes and many more names of family members.
NOTE: Many of the memorials of Deeds in the footnotes have been found thanks to the indexing done by volunteers on the Registry of Deeds Index Project Ireland, a site created by the indefatigable Nick Reddan. Many of my notes on deeds were also indexed on that site. Others were found using two tools on Nick's site: the Grantors Index as well as the Townland Index. Other finds were the result of days and weeks spent in past year sat the Deeds Registry trolling through the actual books, which are no longer as accessible. Thankfully, images of the deeds are available through The Family History Library section of the Deeds Registry in Dublin.

 

2024 May 16 Peter JACKSON hacklemaker & Wife Joanna VINCENT

Map of Oxmantown and Capel Street – X - place of earliest leases held Peter JACKSON sr.

Some facts worth sticking a pin in with respect to Peter JACKSONs early deeds.

1.      Lotts #16, 17 & 18 had already been grouped together by 1739. They continued to be grouped in future leases when leases to these lots were held by Peter JACKSON.

2.      The intersection of Mary Abbey and Caple Street is the location of a house that was likely constructed between 1739 (when it was described as a plot of ground) and 1760.

3.      The 1760 deed was a conveyance from Mary VINCENT, widow of Dublin City and was witnessed by Joanne JACKSON (née VINCENT). I suspect that Mary VINCENT was the mother of Joanne JACKSON, and the land may have been part of a marriage settlement.

4.      By 1764 lease, leases on Capel Street were already linked to leases on Castle Street

To get a sense of the extent of this family’s later Dublin leases held by later generations, SEE: 1854 JACKSONS in Griffiths in Dublin – sorted by Parish.

 

1-Peter JACKSON[1] d. Btw 1772 -1774, Dublin

+ Joanna VINCENT [2],b. abt 1739 probably. m. bef 1759. d. btw 1774-1823

2-Mary JACKSON[3] d. btw 1784-1823

+ James O'BYRNE[4] d. After 1784

2-Peter JACKSON Esq.[5] b. Abt 1759, d. After 1784

+- Elizabeth TOWERS[6] b abt 1768. m ? d. 25 Jun 1867 114 Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin.

2-Henry Vincent JACKSON Esq.[7] b. After 1759, d. After 1835, of Fairy Hill, Bray, Co. Wicklow

+ Sarah WARBURTON[8] b. 1767, m. 26 May 1792, St Peters, Dublin, d. 14 Mar 1851, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

3-George Ernest Augustus JACKSON[9] b. 3 Apr 1794, Charlemount St., Dublin. d. aft 1817

+ Emma HARBEN [10]b. bef 1800. m. 1817

3-Frederick Adolphus JACKSON[11] Esq. JP b. 1797, of Inane, Co. Tipperary, d. 4 Oct 1872, Inane, Roscrea, Co Tipperary

+ Louisa HUTCHINSON[12] b. 1804, m. 20 Feb 1840, Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland, d. 25th October 1879, 114 Lower Gardiner St., Dublin

3-Sarah Georgiana JACKSON[13] b. 1802 , of Fairy Hill, Bray, Co. Wicklow, d. 17 Jan 1882

+ Rev. Thomas T. ANDERSON[14] b. 1808. m. Mar 1849, Bray Church. d 6 Mar 1896

3-Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON[15] b. bef 1828 d. After 1849

+ Lieut. Thomas KETTLEWELL[16] m. 1826 d aft 1849

3-Peter Warburton JACKSON[17] b. 1809, of Novarra, Co. Wicklow, d. 8 Sep 1887, Late of the Queen's Hotel, Cheltenham, Co., Gloucester, England

+ Anna Burdett NESS[18] b. Abt 1781, m. 12 Nov 1842, Edinburgh, Scotland, d. 3 Feb 1850, Fairy Hill, Bray, Co. Wicklow

+ Louisa HIND[19] b. Abt 1826, m. 16 Feb 1860, Narborough, Leicestershire, England, d. After 1887

3-William Henry JACKSON[20] Esq b. 1811, of Inane Co. Tipperary, d. 4 Jul 1877, of Mountjoy Square, Dublin

+ Cecilia WESTROPP[21] b. 14 Jun 1822, m. 5 Apr 1842, St. Peters Church Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, d. 3 Apr 1858, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

4-Henry Vincent JACKSON[22] b. 1842, d. 13 Mar 1896, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

+ Arabella EDIE[23] b. 1855, d. 4 Feb 1896, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

  5-Louisa Diana Cecilia JACKSON[24] b. 26 Jun 1876, Ireland, d. 16 Jan 1963, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

  + Dr. George MARTYN[25] b. bef 1875 m 5 Jun 1895 St. Stephens Church, Parish St. Stephens, Dublin

  5-Matilda Josephine Marion JACKSON[26] b. 6 Oct 1877, Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland, d. 3 Jul 1962, (Mount Jerome Cemetery, Dublin)

+ NEVINS[27]

   5-William Henry JACKSON[28] b. 1 May 1880, Prince of Wales Terrace, Bray, Wicklow & Dublin, Ireland, d. 18 Aug 1913, Donneybrook, Co. Dublin

4-William Henry JACKSON[29] b. After 1842

4-Annie Cecilia JACKSON[30] b. abt 1848, of Inane, Co. Tipperary. D. 27 Feb 1918

+ D'Oyley Cade BATTLEY[31] Esq b. , of Belvidere Hall[32], Co. Wicklow, m. 1868

4- Mary JACKSON[33] b bef 1848-1855

     + Luke Sweetman EIFFE[34] m. 30 Mar 1875, St. George Church, Dublin, Ireland

4- Johanna Vincent JACKSON[35]

 + Capt George Hamilton JOHNSTONE[36]

+ Emma Ruth HOPE[37] b abt 1837 m. 11 Aug 1873, St. Fiaac's Church, Clonegal.Co. Carlow d. 23 Jan 1900 Killarney House Bray Co Wicklow

2- Johanna JACKSON [38]b. abt 1763. bap 10 April 1763 St. Peter’s Church, City of Dublin

 

Possible family trees that this family tree may connect to

·         Tipperary Jacksons: One line of Jacksons from Tipperary, Kings Co & Co. Kildare. The oral history associated with this tree is that a Capt JACKSON of Ballyboy was granted lands by Cromwell and was granted a dwelling, farm and outhouses situated on the Silver River, nr Frankford (Kilcormac), Co Offaly (aka Kings County). He had served in Cromwell’s army along with a Major Whitford who was granted a mountain (Mountore) in Tipperary. This land is still in the hands of Whitfords. The first known generation of this tree begins with a Grace WHITFORD. She would likely be a descendant of that Major WHITFORD. This also ties into the YATES family. SEE also: Minchin Jackson family tree and JACKSONs of Shinrone, Camblin & Roscrea. These Kings Co. JACKSONs of Camblin (aka Camlin), Roscrea, and of Shinrone are likely to be connected to other JACKSONs who resided in either Kings Co (aka Offaly) and/or Tipperary. The earliest JACKSON that I have a record for in Kings Co. is a Francis JACKSON who received a Grant recorded in the Down Survey

·         Cork Jacksons: JACKSONs of Co. Cork The JACKSON name was associated with Co. Cork in the early 1600s during the first Plantation settlement. How or even if those very early JACKSONs hook up with this lot, I don't know. This tree begins with a Thomas JACKSON born in late 1600s, and connects to the names of STRETTELL and DEVONSHIRE They are a subset of the JACKSONs of Duddington.

·         Carlow/Wicklow Jacksons: JACKSONs - one line based in Co. Carlow & Co, Wicklow This line of JACKSONs were based in both Co. Wicklow and Baltinglass as well as Brough [aka Bough] in Co. Carlow. Some of my connections in this tree are based on far-fetched hunches - but the level of proof – or lack of it – has all been included, so hopefully any errors do not echo into posterity! I am grateful for the help from Inga JACKSONs posts to the Carlow List Serve as well as emails from other participants on that list. In some older documents, Eagle Hill was described as being located in Co. Wicklow, but it is in Co. Carlow. The tree starts in the early 1700s with an Unnamed JACKSON. The earliest named is a John JACKSON – likely in the late 1700s who married a Sarah JACKSON. Of interest is Peter JACKSON, a draper.

·         Antrim Jacksons: Jacksons of Steeple & Loonburn & Islandmagee - Antrim. In ROD: 261-267-168571 the index mentioned “Rev. Peter JACKSON and others”.- that may be a red herring, although it is not impossible that the father of hacklemaker Peter JACKSON was a Rev. Peter JACKSON (1681-1734)

Other Nuggets.

·         In 1666, a Peter JACKSON was recorded in Antrim in the Hearth Money Rolls. SOURCE: Crossley. He was likely connected to the JACKSONs of Steeple. SEE: Peter JACKSON (1640-1703) & Peter JACKSON (1681-1734) & Peter JACKSON (abt 1735-abt 1790) & Peter JACKSON (1740-1792)

·         Although the Dublin Peter JACKSON made his start as a hackle maker in Dublin, then as a blacksmith, and later as a whitesmith, much of his future family’s fortune was a result of his land acquisitions and leasing new buildings in Dublin at a time when new lands were being redeveloped. redevelopment.

 

 


[1] Peter JACKSON (?-btw1772-74)

·         ROD: 95-460-67136--Dublin-1739 Aug 25-A moiety of 3 Lotts of Ground # 16,17,18. Caple Street eastside. Image 552. BTW George MARTIN of City of Dublin Esq Doctor in Physick of 1st pt Revd John OWEN of City of Dublin Dr of Divinity and Valentine PRENDERGAST of City of Corke, Merchant of 3rd pt. NOTE: These are the three lots that Peter JACKSON, hacklemaker, would later build on. Also note the marriage in a subsequent generation involving another MARTIN/MARTYN medical doctor: 1895 Jun 5 George MARTYN Surgeon marriage Louisa Diana Ceclia Vincent JACKSON dau of Henry Vincent JACKSON Parish St Stephens City of Dublin

·         ROD: 219 -625-150736-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1764 Apr 14-Houses, Messuages or Tenements No 16, 17 & 18 in Caple Street & the House in Castle Street in tenancy of Mr ARMSTRONG. MAYNE-JACKSON. Image 666. Between the Hon Frances Lady MAYNE one of the daughters and devisees of Margaret late Lady Viscountess ALLEN deceased and wife of Sir William MAYNE Bart of the one part and Peter JACKSON of the city of Dublin hackle maker of the other part. Whereby the said honorable Frances Lady MAYNE in consideration of yearly rents and covenants and other considerations therein mentioned demised to Peter JACKSON all the house lot or parcel of land then inhabited by John FARREN merchant situate lying and being on the east side of Caple street within the suburbs of the city of Dublin # 16 and containing from north to South in front to the side street 37’4” and from east to West in length 130’ bounding on the north to the lot now of Sackville GARDINER Esquire in the possession of Jeffrey PRENDERGAST gent on the South to another lot of the said Sackville GARDINER then also in the possession of the said Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PRENDERGAST on the east to stable lane and on the West to Caple St. aforesaid together with all rights under the said Peter JACKSON his executors administrators and assigns from 25th March then past for the term of 99 years paying yearly £15.06 witnessed by Archibald NOBLE and William GUNN of city of Dublin gents Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 229-213-150155--Dublin-1764 Apr 12-A moiety of 3 Lotts of Ground # 16,17,18. Caple Street eastside. Image 440. GARDINER-PRENDERGAST. BTW Sackville GARDINER of City of Dublin Esq of 1 pt & Jeffery PRENDERGAST of Garryduff Co. Tipperary Gent of other pt. [details in similar deeds] … for lives of John HYDE, Esq. 2nd son of Arthur HYDE of Castle Hyde. NOTE: These are the three lots that Peter JACKSON, hacklemaker, would build on. Arthur HYDE of Castle Hyde, Co. Cork b aft 1695 married Anne PRICE of Ardmoyle and of Clonmore, Co. Tipperary.

·         ROD 231-360-150352.  Image 530. 1764 Apr 11. Btw Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin Hacklemaker & Joanna JACKSON otherwise VINCENT his wife of the 1st . Jeffrey PRENDERGAST of Garryduffe [NOTE: There are 7 townlands named Garryduffe] Co. Tipperary Gent of 2nd pt & Arthur HYDE of Castle HYDE Co. Cork Esq.  of 3rd pt... house in Caple St # 16 on east side of Caple St. then in possession of John FARREN of City of Dublin Merchant containing in front 37 ‘ and in breadth 130’ also a House Messuage & tenement known by description No 17 on east side of Capel St and in a Lane at the back of said Street called Stable Lane then in possession of Rev. George TILSON Clerke  and a house on South side of Castle Street then in tenancy of John ARMSTRONG, haberdasher and also a lot of ground and houses situate on west side of Caple Street leading into Mary’s Abbey containing in breadth to Caple Street 22’ and backwards to Marys Abbey 57’then in tenancy of Alexander McMAHON and his undertenants also a house, messuages or tenements known as No 18 on east side of Caple Street and Stable Lane then in tenancy of Alicia CISSILL widow and the Rev John MAGILL Clerke or their undertenants... WITNESS: Archibald NOBLE & Henry MOORE both of City of Dublin gent & William GUNN Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL] also signed by Joanna JACKSON & Jeffrey PENDERGAST & Edmond BROWNING witnessed Arthur HYDE. NOTE: I initially had the deed # in error: #150443

·         ROD: 231-410-150569-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1764 Apr 15-Image 555. Between Sackville GARDINER of the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part and Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin hackle maker of the other part, by which said deed of release Sackville GARDINER demised to Peter JACKSON the plot or parcel of ground lying and being on the east side of Caple Street in the suburbs of the city of Dublin formerly called and known by the name of description of #17 containing in front to the said St. 37’4” and in depth from front to rear 130’ bounded on the East by Stable Lane on the South by a house and holding now in possession of John FARREN merchant on the north by a house and holding in the possession of John DILLON tallow Chandler and on the West by Caple St. aforesaid which said demised premises are now in the possession of said Peter JACKSON and his under tenants together with all houses building stables and improvements thereon to hold to Peter JACKSON his heirs and assigns for the natural lives of Joanna JACKSON wife of said Peter JACKSON, Peter JACKSON his eldest son and John James son of John James of the city of Dublin Carpenter and their survivors and or survivor of them. … WITNESS: William MILLIKEN of City of Dublin ale draper and William DALE of City of Dublin Writing Clerk. Sackville GARDINER [SEAL]

·         ROD: 233-409-154760-1764 Jan 15-JACKSON, Peter wife & ors-Dublin-CLARKE Book Index 1758-1768 Image 558. For 61 years at yearly rent of 60 pounds sterling, Peter JACKSON, Smith of Dublin demised to Jonathon CLARKE, Apothecary of City of Dublin a house, back yard & Stable & Bank House on the east side of Caple Street, Dublin, lately held by Mr. John FARRAN & known as the Bank House formerly held by Anthony MALONE and Company. WITNESS: Jeremiah SULLIVAN & Henry BELAGH of City of Dublin Gent. JACKSONs of Wicklow – Fairy Hill.

·         ROD: 245-364-162156-JACKSON, Peter wife & ors-Dublin-1766 Sep 29-STEWART Book Index 1758-1768 Image 202 Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin Formerly Hacklemaker, now Blacksmith of City of Dublin of 1 pt; Ann STEWART of City of Dublin widow of the other pt. Reciting that the Hon Frances Lady MAYNE one of the daughters and Devisee of Margaret late Lady Viscount ALLEN deceased and wife of Sir William MAINE Bart  by her indenture of lease 14 April 1764 set to said Peter JACKSON house plot or parcel of ground inhabited by John CLARKE [apothecary?] on East side of Capel Street  #16 for mtg of 100 pounds pd by Ann STEWART.WITNESS: Luke KELLY & Edward HENEGAN both of City of Dublin Gent. Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 248-438-160556 1766  Jun 4 Image 566 Deed whereby Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin smith demised to William EVANS of City of Dublin, perukemaker dwelling house on the east side of Capel Street lately held by Christopher COLEMAN… and also demised the rere ground at the back of said house in Stable lane then held by Thomas SHERWOOD, plumber who had about 6 years before expiration at which time JACKSON expected to come into possession.. WITNESS: Phill GILLARD of City of Dublin, carpenter. And John Peter BOTHONG of City of Dublin, ale draper; William FITZGERALD City of Dublin Gent; 

·         ROD: 255-99-163624-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1766 Dec 29-Houses, Messuages or Tenements No 16, 17 & 18 in Caple Street & the House in Castle Street in tenancy of Mr ARMSTRONG. Image 55. Between Peter JACKSON formerly of the city of Dublin hacklemaker and then of said city blacksmith of the one part and Anne STEWART of the same city widow of the other part. Said deed Peter JACKSON in consideration of the further sum of £100 paid by the said Anne STEWART did assign to Anne STEWART all that house lot or parcel of ground then inhabited by John CLARK apothecary situated on the east side of Capel street in the suburbs of the City of Dublin being #16 bounded as in the deed of mortgage to hold to Anne STEWART her executors administrators and assigns from the 29th of September for the remainder of the term granted by a lease recited … WITNESS: Luke KELLY gent and Ann JAMES widow both of the city of Dublin. Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 261-267-168571 1767 Dec 17. Image 144 WHITTHORNE Book Index 1758-1768. Deed of Lease and release  btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Hacklemaker of the one pt & James WHITTHORNE of the same City watchmaker of the other part…land situate on the East side of Capel Street in the suburbs of Dublin City also known as #17 containing in from to the street 37 feet 4 inches and in depth front to rere 130 feet 4 inches… during the lives of Joanna JACKSON wife of the said Peter JACKSON, Peter JACKSON his eldest son & John JAMES son of John JAMES of the Corp of Dublin Carpenter. WITNESS: Jeremiah SULLIVAN Gent & Michael McCORMICK writing Clerk  Peter JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: In earlier deeds, he was referred to as a blacksmith.

·         ROD: 268-662-171787-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1768 Jul 25-EVANS Book Index 1768-1776. Image 338. Peter JACKSONSmith of City of Dublin of 1 pt & William EVANS Perukemaker of other. …demised to EVANS for one year  dwelling house on east side of Capel St. 16’ in front to Capel St. bounded by Edward CLARKE’s House on the South By John DILLON’s House on the North and on the west by Caple Street and on the east by warehouse and concerns in possession of Thomas SHERWOOD plumber and by the Stable yard to be enjoyed in common by said Wm EVANS, Edward CLARKE & Miss SEGRAVES … with a gateway of 9’ wide and 9’ high and contains 17’ in front from DILLON’s holding on the North to said Pier or [?] of said Gateway to said stable leading from Stable Lane … paying to Peter JACKSON his heirs on every first day of May during term of 6 years one good grey wig or one British Guinea in Lieu. WITNESS: Jeremiah SULLIVAN of City of Dublin Gent & John WILSON of City of Dublin GENT. Peter JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: There was also a James JACKSON of Parsonstown aka Birr [aka Parsonstown now in Townparks, Parish Birr, Barony of Ballybritt], who was a perukemaker. SEE: JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkieran

·         ROD: 268-664-171788-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1768-CLARKE Book Index 1768-1776. Image 339. 1767 Jan 28  Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin, Iron monger of 1 pt & Edward CLARKE of City, shoemaker. JACKSON leased to CLARKE for one year…. Building on east side of Capel St…. description (house beside preceding lease  #171787).

·         ROD: 269-43- 171280 Image 27 1768 June 4. BTW Anderson BAKER of Ballytobin Co. Kilkenny and Anna BAKER otherwise WHITE his wife and Abraham White BAKER only son & heir of 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin [Hackle] maker of the other pt. BAKER let to JACKSON parcel of land on east side of St. Patrick Streetin suburbs of City of Dublin containing front to Patrick St 54' 1"  and eastwards in the rere 16' 10". To hold for lives of Peter JACKSON son of Peter JACKSON now about 9 years of age. Robert HARRISON the younger of Angier St Dublin & John LEISTER of William Street Dublin …

·         ROD: 278-61-176758-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1769 Jul 17-Image 36. WILKINSON Book Index 1768-1776. Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin Hacklemaker of 1 pt & Thomas WILKINSON of Woodtown in Co Dublin farmer. Of other pt…. Reciting that Anderson BAKER of Ballytobin Co Kilkenny .. his wife and Abraham White BAKER son and heir of said Anderson BAKER leased to Peter JACKSON land on the west side of Patrick St. in suburbs of Dublin… Peter JACKSON since built two new brick dwelling houses. WITNESS: Samuel MORRISON Gent & John CLARKE grocer, both of City of Dublin. NOTE: Peter JACKSON was also referred to as a blacksmith.

·         ROD: 278-352-178695-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin. Kilkenny-1769 Dec 8-GORDON Book Index 1768-1776. Image 192. BTW Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin Hacklemaker of 1 pt & Robert GORDON of sd City, Gent. Of other pt. Peter JACKSON for the consideration of £500 did transfer to Robert GORDON in his actual possession and then being by virtue of the said deed of release all the right title interest of the said Peter JACKSONof in and to an indenture of lease dated the 4th day of June 1768 to him made for three lives there and mentioned in the covenant for renewing the same forever by Anderson BAKER of Ballytobin Co. Kilkenny Esquire Anna BAKER otherwise WHITE his wife and Abraham White BAKER Esquire only son and heir of the said Anderson of that piece or parcel of ground on the West side of Saint Patrick St. in the suburbs of the city of Dublin containing in front to the east to Saint Patrick St. aforesaid 50’1” and eastward to the rear 16’10” and mirrored and bounded as in a map together with all houses and buildings now standing there on and all other rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging to hold the said LEESON premises with the appurtenances thereby demised under the said Robert GORDON his heirs and assigns forever subject to the rents and covenants in said lease and proviso or condition of redemption in said deed of lease contained which said deeds of lease and release in this memorial are witnessed by Jeremiah SULLIVAN and Patrick DONNELLY both of the city of Dublin gents Peter JACKSON [SEAL].

·         ROD: 280-141-180803. Image 78 1769 May 18. Btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent & John PHILLIPS of City of Dublin Tobacconist – JACKSON sold new Dwelling House & Backyard on west side of Patrick’s Street, Dublin in possession of Andrew BULLARD with the use of the entry & passage btw said house & BULLARD’s house for term of 99 years.. WITNESS: William STUART of Roundwood, Co. Wicklow & Jeremiah SULLIVAN City of Dublin, Gent. NOTE: This was probably this Peter JACKSON but may have been his son.

·         ROD: 285-58-184390-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1770 Jun 25-Book Index 1768-1776 BULLARD Image 37 Btw Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & Richard BULLARD of St Patrick Street City of Dublin Merchant of other pt. JACKSON  granted New Dwelling House on south side of Patrick St. bounded on the south built on the Concern lately occupied by Mr HYLAND on the West by other ground of said JACKSON and on the North by other New house of the said JACKSON & on the east by the street together with the back side … 35 1/2’ in breadth the same as the back parlor together with the use & privilege in common of the entry and passage between the demised premises and the other new house to the Northward … together with the use of the Kitchen Grate & Three Stone Chimney pieces on said premises … for 99 years to BULLARD rent to Peter JACKSON. WITNESS: John WILSON & Jeremiah SULLIVAN both of City of Dublin Gent.  Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 290-457-193229-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1772 Nov 2-Book Index 1768-1776. JACKSON-WARD. Image 242.  Betw Peter JACKSONof City of Dublin, Gent & John WARD City of Dublin, dealer… land on west side of St. Patrick’s St., Dublin …in breadth in front to St Patrick St 18’ in breadth in rere to Plunkett Street 39’ depth from front to rere 110’ – one small house was then standing…. WITNESS: John MULLEGAN & Michael MACABE of City of Dublin Gent. John WARD [SEAL] Peter JACKSON sealed.

·         ROD: 301-220-200349. Mar 24, 1774. Image 127. Whereby Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent for considerations made over to James HART of City of Dublin Grocer messuage or dwelling house on west side of Patrick Street. WITNESS: Joanna JACKSON (wife of Peter JACKSON) of Ranelagh Road, Mr GOODMAN of Pill Lane Grocer & William NOWLAND of Fishamble Street Huxter all of City of Dublin. James HART [SEAL] NOTE: Since Joanna as witness is described as he wife of Peter JACKSON, we can assume that this lease was not with the Peter JACKSON who was their son.

·         ROD: 307-522-205323-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1775 Jul 21-A piece of ground hereon are two dwelling houses & Stable Capel Street West side. EVANS-McDANIEL Image 281. BTW William EVANS of City of Dublin Perukemaker of 1 pt & Richard McDANIELS of City of Dublin Brazier of other pt. Reciting that William EVANS by virtue of a lease renewable forever from Peter JACKSON while Smith [sic - a “white smith” does delicate metal work] was then seized of a piece of ground on east side of Capel Street whereupon William EVANS lately built two dwelling houses and a Stable now in occupation of William EVANS and Edward CROSS Bookbinder … marriage btw William EVANS & Ann MASON and reciting that William EVANS had a daughter Mary EVANS from a previous marriage … NOTE: There was a subsequent deed: EVANS-McDANIEL ROD: 363-240-244199

·         ROD: 331-470-222875-JACKSON, Peter & Johanna-Dublin-1780 Jan 28-DUNN Names Index: 1777-1785. Image 257. Lease 8 Oct 1772. Thomas RYAN, Taylor, City of Dublin neighbour demised to Peter JACKSON(sen) Gent of City of Dublin house east side of road from Dublin to Milltown, pt lands of Cullinswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross,], Bar. Uppercross, co Dublin, bounded on north by Thomas RYAN then inhabited by Widow PLUKENETT [aka PLUNKETT}, and north-east to the Mearing Ditch of Willow Brook now called Renolagh or RanelaghGdns. Peter JACKSON sr.  demised to James DUNN, Paper Stainer, City of Dublin. Johanna JACKSON [nee VINCENT], wife of Peter JACKSON sr.; Peter JACKSON jr., son of Peter and Johanna JACKSON. WITNESSES: James O’BYRNE & wife Mary O’BYRNE; Edward MULLIGAN; Arthur DUNN, Gent of Dublin. SW

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 130 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSON youngest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Street in suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 529-153-346713-JACKSON, Mary -Dublin-1800 Jul 16-SULLIVAN 1800 Image 404 Deed btw James O’BYRNE of Charlemount, Co. Dublin, Carpenter  & Mary O’BYRNE otherwise JACKSON [daughter of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT], his wife of the 1st pt, Martha DAMES, spinster of City of Dublin of 2nd pt  & James SULLIVAN of Capel Street of City of Dublin Upholder of 3rd pt.  whereby O’BYRNES & DAMES made over to Sullivan parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE Apothecary on East side of Capel Street then #16 at the time of the execution of a lease 14 April 1764 from North to South in front to the Street 37’ 4” from East to west 130’ to lot then of Sackville GARDNER then in possession of Peter JACKSON & Jephrey PRENDERGAST. On the east to a Stable Lane and on the west to Capel Street. With alehouses, Edifices, Buildings Rights, Members …. WITNESS: Henry Vincent JACKSON of Charlemount, City of Dublin, Gent [son of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT – the property had originally been that of her mother Mary] SEE: Peter JACKSON & Joanna

·         ROD: 557-337-370789-JACKSON, Henry V-Dublin-1803 Oct 1-WARD Image 479 Btw Henry Vincent JACKSON of Marlbora Street City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & John WARD of City of Dublin, Dealer of other pt. Reciting  deed 8 Oct 1772 btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent, father of Henry Vincent JACKSON of the 1 pt &  John WARD of the other pt said Peter JACKSON set to WARD  parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick Street City of Dublin … description …

·         Betham’s Abstracts: Peter JACKSON Dublin Gent [will] 23 July 1772 – [proved] 7 June 1794 [NOTE: Based on Deeds research, he died btw 1772-1774]. SOURCE: NI] Wife Joanne JACKSON - only daughter Mary JACKSON youngest son Henry JACKSON - eldest son Peter JACKSON

[2] Joanna VINCENT NOTE: Her mother was Mary VINCENT with property on Capel Street, Dublin.

·         ROD: 205-406-136735. 1760 Sep 6. Image 223. A conveyance from Mary VINCENT, widow of Dublin City to Alexander McMAHON, merchant of Dublin City. A house formerly in possession of Anne EVANS and then in possession of Alexander McMAHON in Capel Street & Mary Abby Cityof Dublin in manner as said premises were demised or held by Joseph RATHBONE or by Alexander McMAHON. WITNESSES: Robert CALDERWOOD, Goldsmith of Dublin City; Joann JACKSON, daughter of Mary VINCENT & Thomas McLORINAN, Gent of Dublin City.

·         ROD 231-360-150352.  Image 530. 1764 Apr 11. Btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Hacklemaker & Joanna JACKSONotherwise VINCENT his wife of the 1st . Jeffrey PRENDERGAST of Garryduffe {NOTE: There are 7 townlands named Garryduffe] Co. Tipperary Gent of 2nd pt & Arthur HYDE of Castle HYDE Co. Cork Esq.  of 3rd pt... house in Caple St # 16 on east side of Caple St. then in possession of John FARREN of City of Dublin Merchant containing in front 37 ‘ and in breadth 130’ also a House Messuage & tenement known by description No 17 on east side of Capel St and in a Lane at the back of said Street called Stable Lane then in possession of Rev. George TILSON Clerke  and a house on South side of Castle Street then in tenancy of John ARMSTRONG, haberdasher and also a lot of ground and houses situate on west side of Caple Street leading into Mary’s Abbey containing in breadth to Caple Street 22’ and backwards to Marys Abbey 57’then in tenancy of Alexander McMAHON and his undertenants also a house, messuages or tenements known as No 18 on east side of Caple Street and Stable Lane then in tenancy of Alicia CISSILL widow and the Rev John MAGILL Clerke or their undertenants... WITNESS: Archibald NOBLE & Henry MOORE both of City od Dublin gent & William GUNN Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL] also signed by Joanna JACKSON & Jeffrey PENDERGAST & Edmond BROWNING witnessed Arthur HYDE. NOTE: I initially had the deed # in error: #150443

·         ROD: 261-267-168571 1767 Dec 17. Image 144 WHITTHORNE Book Index 1758-1768. the one pt & James WHITTHORNE of the same City watchmaker of the other part…land situate on the East side of Capel Street in the suburbs of Dublin City also known as #17 containing in from to the street 37 feet 4 inches and in depth front to rere 130 feet 4 inches… during the lives of Joanna JACKSON wife of the said Peter JACKSON, Peter JACKSON his eldest son & John JAMES son of John JAMES of the Corp of Dublin Carpenter. WITNESS: Jeremiah SULLIVAN Gent & Michael McCORMICK writing Clerk  Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD 331-470-222875 8 Oct 1772. Thomas RYAN, Taylor, City of Dublin neighbour demised to Peter JACKSON (sen) Gent of City of Dublin house east side of road from Dublin to Milltown, pt lands of Cullinswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross,],, Bar. Uppercross, co Dublin, bounded on north by Thomas RYAN then inhabited by Widow PLUKENETT [aka PLUNKETT}, and north-east to the Mearing Ditch of Willow Brook now called Renolagh or Ranelagh Gdns. Peter JACKSON sr.  demised to James DUNN, Paper Stainer, City of Dublin. Johanna JACKSON[nee VINCENT], wife of Peter JACKSON sr.; Peter JACKSON jr., son of Peter and Johanna JACKSON. WITNESSES: James O’BYRNE & wife Mary O’BYRNE; Edward MULLIGAN; Arthur DUNN, Gent of Dublin. SW

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 1030 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSON youngest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Streetin suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 539-227-354825-JACKSON, Henry -Dublin-1801 Aug 7-SPARKS Image 121 Btw Richard SMITH of City of Dublin, Iron Monger & Frances SMITH otherwise SALLERY otherwise MOORE his wife of the 1st pt  & Henry Vincent JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt & Upton SPARKS of City of Dublin of 3rd pt. Reciting indenture of lease 18 April 1792 the said Richard SMITH set to Joanna JACKSON Co. Dublin widow [of Peter JACKSON]  house lately erected by Robert SALLERY on east side of Mill Town Road then called Charlemount Street Co. Dublin next to an adjoining house of Thomas ANDREWS in breadth in the front to said street 20’ & depth from front to rere 132’ bounded on north by house belonging to John BUTLER then in possession of Miss WARBURTON, on the south to house belonging to Thomas ANDREWS on the east by a passage & on the west by Charlemount Street to hold by Joanna JACKSON for 7 years for yearly rent of 34 pounds 2s 6d. Reciting lease  4 Sept 1793 Joanna JACKSON transferred to her son Henry Vincent JACKSON… [more legal detail]

·         ROD: 784-80-530415 -1823 Jul 3-Image 50. BTW Peter JACKSON Esq. of Gardiner St., City of Dublin of 1 pt & Elias POPE of Capel St City of Dublin Gent. Reciting 28 Jan 1767 that Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Smith demised to Edward CLARKE Shoemaker the new Dwelling House on the east side of Capel St. [description] Reciting that Joanna JACKSON and John JAMES two of the lives in the indenture had long since died and that the title and interest of the said Peter JACKSON Smith had become vested in said Peter JACKSON … names of Elias POPE party thereto & John POPE eldest son of said Elias POPE  then aged about 6 to be added in place of Joanna JACKSON & John JAMES. NOTE: This would be Peter JACKSON (b. abt 1759) son of Peter JACKSON Joanna VINCENT. Since she was being replaced as a name, she would likely be deceased.

[3] Mary JACKSON

·         ROD 331-470-222875 8 Oct 1772. Thomas RYAN, Taylor, City of Dublin neighbour demised to Peter JACKSON (sen) Gent of City of Dublin house east side of road from Dublin to Milltown, pt lands of Cullinswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross,], Bar. Uppercross, co Dublin, bounded on north by Thomas RYAN then inhabited by Widow PLUKENETT [aka PLUNKETT}, and north-east to the Mearing Ditch of Willow Brook now called Renolagh or Ranelagh Gdns. Peter JACKSON sr.  demised to James DUNN, Paper Stainer, City of Dublin. Johanna JACKSON [nee VINCENT], wife of Peter JACKSON sr.; Peter JACKSON jr., son of Peter and Johanna JACKSON. WITNESSES: James O’BYRNE & wife Mary O’BYRNE; Edward MULLIGAN; Arthur DUNN, Gent of Dublin. SW

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 1030 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSON youngest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Street in suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL

·         ROD: 529-153-346713-JACKSON, Mary -Dublin-1800 Jul 16-SULLIVAN 1800 Image 404 Deed btw James O’BYRNE of Charlemount, Co. Dublin, Carpenter  & Mary O’BYRNE otherwise JACKSON [daughter of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT], his wife of the 1st pt, Martha DAMES, spinster of City of Dublin of 2nd pt  & James SULLIVAN of Capel Street of City of Dublin Upholder of 3rd pt.  whereby O’BYRNES & DAMES made over to Sullivan parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE Apothecary on East side of Capel Street then #16 at the time of the execution of a lease 14 April 1764 from North to South in front to the Street 37’ 4” from East to west 130’ to lot then of Sackville GARDNER then in possession of Peter JACKSON & Jephrey PRENDERGAST. On the east to a Noble Lane and on the west to Capel Street. With alehouses, Edifices, Buildings Rights, Members …. WITNESS: Henry Vincent JACKSON of Charlemount, City of Dublin, Gent [son of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT – the property had originally been that of her mother Mary]

[4] James O'BYRNE

·         ROD 331-470-222875 8 Oct 1772. Thomas RYAN, Taylor, City of Dublin neighbour demised to Peter JACKSON (sen) Gent of City of Dublin house east side of road from Dublin to Milltown, pt lands of Cullinswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross,],, Bar. Uppercross, co Dublin, bounded on north by Thomas RYAN then inhabited by Widow PLUKENETT [aka PLUNKETT}, and north-east to the Mearing Ditch of Willow Brook now called Renolagh or Ranelagh Gdns. Peter JACKSON sr.  demised to James DUNN, Paper Stainer, City of Dublin. Johanna JACKSON [nee VINCENT], wife of Peter JACKSON sr.; Peter JACKSON jr., son of Peter and Johanna JACKSON. WITNESSES: James O’BYRNE & wife Mary O’BYRNE; Edward MULLIGAN; Arthur DUNN, Gent of Dublin. SW

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 1030 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSON youngest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Street in suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL

·         ROD: 529-153-346713-JACKSON, Mary -Dublin-1800 Jul 16-SULLIVAN 1800 Image 404 Deed btw James O’BYRNE of Charlemount, Co. Dublin, Carpenter  & Mary O’BYRNE otherwise JACKSON [daughter of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT], his wife of the 1st pt, Martha DAMES, spinster of City of Dublin of 2nd pt  & James SULLIVAN of Capel Street of City of Dublin Upholder of 3rd pt.  whereby O’BYRNES & DAMES made over to Sullivan parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE Apothecary on East side of Capel Street then #16 at the time of the execution of a lease 14 April 1764 from North to South in front to the Street 37’ 4” from East to west 130’ to lot then of Sackville GARDNER then in possession of Peter JACKSON & Jephrey PRENDERGAST. On the east to a Noble Lane and on the west to Capel Street. With alehouses, Edifices, Buildings Rights, Members …. WITNESS: Henry Vincent JACKSON of Charlemount, City of Dublin, Gent [son of Peter JACKSON & Joanna VINCENT – the property had originally been that of her mother Mary]

[5] Peter JACKSON (abt 1759-)

·         ROD: 267-168571 1767 Dec 17. WHITTHORNE Book Index 1758-1768. Deed of Lease and release  btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Hacklemaker of the one pt & James WHITTHORNE of the same City watchmaker of the other part…land situate on the East side of Capel Street in the suburbs of Dublin City also known as #17 containing in from to the street 37 feet 4 inches and in depth front to rere 130 feet 4 inches… during the lives of Joanna JACKSON wife of the said Peter JACKSON, Peter JACKSON his eldest son & John JAMES son of John JAMES of the Corp of Dublin Carpenter. NOTE: In other deeds, he was referred to as a blacksmith.

·         ROD: 269-43- 171280 Image 27 1768 June 4. BTW Anderson BAKER of Ballytobin Co. Kilkenny and Anna BAKER otherwise WHITE his wife and Abraham White BAKER only son & heir of 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin [Hackle] maker of the other pt. BAKER let to JACKSON parcel of land on east side of St. Patrick Street in suburbs of City of Dublin containing front to Patrick St 54' 1"  and eastwards in the rere 16' 10". To hold for lives of Peter JACKSON son of Peter JACKSON now about 9 years of age. Robert HARRISON the younger of Angier St Dublin & John LEISTER of William Street Dublin …

·         ROD: 331-470-222875-JACKSON, Peter & Johanna-Dublin-1780 Jan 28-DUNN Names Index: 1777-1785. Image 257. Lease 8 Oct 1772. Thomas RYAN, Taylor, City of Dublin neighbour demised to Peter JACKSON (sen) Gent of City of Dublin house east side of road from Dublin to Milltown [now R110 – aka Ranelagh Road, pt lands of Cullinswood [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross, Bar. Uppercross, co Dublin, bounded on north by Thomas RYAN then inhabited by Widow PLUKENETT [aka PLUNKETT}, and north-east to the Mearing Ditch of Willow Brook now called Renolagh or Ranelagh Gdns. Peter JACKSON sr.  demised to James DUNN, Paper Stainer, City of Dublin. Johanna JACKSON [nee VINCENT], wife of Peter JACKSON sr.; Peter JACKSON jr., son of Peter and Johanna JACKSON. WITNESSES: James O’BYRNE & wife Mary O’BYRNE; Edward MULLIGAN; Arthur DUNN, Gent of Dublin. SW

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 1030 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSON youngest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Street in suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL

·         ROD: 523-464-344674-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1800 Apr 9-HODGENS Film # 008094295 Peter JACKSON Attorney at law of City of 1st pt. & Thomas HODGENS,of City of Dublin, Merchant of 2nd  pt. demised land on East side of Leeson St. containing 23 feet fronting on Leeson St.in the rere to a Stable lane 10 feet wide 23 feet, from front to rere, 89 feet bounded on the north by land of John JOHNSTON of Mountjoy Square, City of Dublin, Esq.on the south by a dwelling lately build by said John JOHNSTON … WITNESS Richard COLE & John HAWKINS.

·         ROD: 534-132-349578-JACKSON, Elizabeth & ors-Dublin-1800 Dec 23-JACKSON-PARKER. Names Index 1800-1809 Image 75 Btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. & Elizabeth TOWERS otherwise JACKSON his wife of the one pt Thomas PARKER of City of Dublin Tobacconist of other pt. In consid of £375 transferred dwelling house & messuage marker No 2 next house formerly inhabited by Edward BEATTY and now inhabited by Thomas HIRD Merchant on the North and adjoining house formerly inhabited by Mr. WALLER and now by John CREIGHTON Surgeon on the south together with the Ware house at the rere of the house & the use of the Gateway and passage common Stable yard at rere of premise situate on St Andrew St. County & City of Dublin. WITNESS: Joshua MARTIN City of Dublin Gent & Patrick CAFREY servant to Peter JACKSON.

·         ROD: 565-29-376186-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1804 Mar 25-CALTON Image 20 Between Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Edward D’ALTON of Middleton [Middleton, Parish Cloghran, Barony Coolock], Co. Dublin Esq of the other. Peter JACKSON demised townland of Lower Middleton [Middleton, Parish of Cloghran, in the Barony of Coolock] with the dwelling house, outhouses & gardens est 54 acres in Co. Dublin… for 996 years… Peter JACKSON [SEAL] WITNESSES: John Percival HUNT Esq. & Joshua MARTIN of City of Dublin Gents.

·         ROD: 594-261-402944-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1804 Aug 20-BALDWIN-JACKSON Image 146 BTW Charles BALDWIN of City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardiner Street City of Dublin Esq. of other pt. … plot of ground containing in front 19’ dwelling house No. 68 in Dame Street on north side of Dame Street … H.V. JACKSON witness

·         ROD: 640-267-439497-JACKSON, Peter-Tipperary. Kings-1811 May 1-Land index: Tipperary, Waterford 1811-1828 . Carraghmore CURTIS & ors-JACKSON Image 152 BTW William CURTIS of Anaghmore, Kings Co. Esq of 1st pt; Robert CURTIS of Inane Co. Tipperary of 2nd pt; Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. of 3rd pt. And reciting that Anne PRESTON widow of Rev Plunkett PRESTON in 1802 obtained a judgement in Majesty’s Court of Exchange against said Robert CURTIS the sum of £1,600 debt & costs that became vested in William CURTIS and reciting to secure Peter JACKSON a sum of £6,000 by him lent to said Robert CURTIS  with deed 21 Sep 1810 made between Robert CURTIS the elder and his son Robert CURTIS of 1st pt; William CURTIS & Charles CEUTTS[?] Esq. of 2nd pt; Peter JACKSON Esq. of 3rd pt. town and lands of Magellstown [Magillstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] and part of Brown Meadow [probably Broadmeadow, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] and part of lands of Brownstown [probably Brownstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] all in Co. Dublin, the demesne Dwelling House and Lands of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin] in the Lordship of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary; part of lands of Behaghglass [Behaghglass, Parish Bourney, Barony Ikerrin] and Lesmore King or Lesmaking [Lismakin, Parish Corbally, Barony Ikerrin] in Parish Bournay in Barony  Ikerne land of Ballystatardy in Barony Clonisk Co. Tipperary and town and lands of  Pallice or Pallace with Loglass [probably Pollaghaglass, Parish Clonsast, Barony Coolestown] being a subdivision in Kings Co. … lands of [??], lands of Carrick [Carrick, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin] in Lordship of Roscrea Barony Eliogarty and Ikerrin … 20a and payment of £6,000 … NOTE: See later deeds referencing several of these lands.

·         ROD: 668-386-465217-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1814 Jun 19-MCGOWAN N [Not sure what that meant] 1813-1816  BLAKE Image 512. Peter JACKSON of Gardiner St City of Dublin Esq. of 1 pt & Robert BLAKE of Temple Street, Dublin, Esq of the other …. Reciting 1 July 1800 btw Peter AYLMER of 1st pt & William ALEXANDER Alderman of City of Dublin Esq & John MAPPAS deceased of 2nd pt said Peter JACKSON of 3rd pt; Christopher FLOOD of 4th pt … annuity granted to Peter JACKSON of £130 a year charged against lands in Seneschalstown [Senechalstown,, Parish Painestown, Barony Duleek Lower] Co.. Meath … many others involved…

·         ROD: 677-122-466302-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1814 Jun 20-Eustace 1813-1816 GLOSTER Gr O Image 451 Btw Peter JACKSON of Gardiner Street City of Dublin, Esq. & Rev. John Crosby SEYMOUR of Baggot Street City of Dublin Clerke & William EUSTACE of [? Possibly Carnalway], Co. Kildare of the 1 pt. Catherine EUSTACE, Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda CAMPBELL otherwise EUSTACE his wife Muriel EUSTACE a minor by Esther BELL her mother & Neal  [Junr?] of the other part. Reciting deed 29 Jan 1796 Charles EUSTACE …. Peter JACKSON in trust for John Crosby SEYMOUR … released to Esther EUSTACE, Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda CAMPBELL otherwise EUSTACE his wife & Harriet EUSTACE a minor by said Esther BELL her mother sale of 19’ of ground in front & 70’ on the north side of Dame Street City of Dublin & all buildings and improvements & ground on east side of Eustace Street in City of Dublin in depth to Temple Lane demised to  [Allen?] CROSBY deceased & all buildings and improvements 20’ of ground in front on the East side of Eustace Street City of Dublin in depth to Temple Lane so demised to John FISHER Esq. & all buildings etc  with mtg to Esther Peter CAMPBELL & Lucinda his wife & Harriet EUSTACE  a minor by said Esther BELL for natural lives … WITNESS; G.E. A. JACKSON [George Earnest Augustus JACKSON – a nephew of Peter JACKSON] of City of Dublin. John Crosby SEYMOUR [SEAL] William EUSTACE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 784-80-530415 -1823 Jul 3-Image 50. BTW Peter JACKSON Esq. of Gardiner St., City of Dublin of 1 pt & Elias POPE of Capel St City of Dublin Gent. Reciting 28 Jan 1767 that Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Smith demised to Edward CLARKE Shoemaker the new Dwelling House on the east side of Capel St. [description] Reciting that Joanna JACKSON and John JAMES two of the lives in the indenture had long since died and that the title and interest of the said Peter JACKSON Smith had become vested in said Peter JACKSON … names of Elias POPE party thereto & John POPE eldest son of said Elias POPE  then aged about 6 to be added in place of Joanna JACKSON & John JAMES. NOTE: This would be Peter JACKSON (b. abt 1759) son of Peter JACKSON Joanna VINCENT. Since she was being replaced as a name, she would likely be deceased.

·         ROD: 785-428-531364-JACKSON, Peter-Tipperary. Dublin-1822 Sep 20-LEFROY 1822-1824. Image 267. … Peter JACKSON of Gardiner Street of the 7th pt… There were 16 parties to this lease which involved lands of Knigh [Knigh, Parish Knigh, Barony Lower Ormond] otherwise Castleplough and Beowly otherwise Bewly containing 526a in Barony Lower Ormond Co. Tipperary.

·         ROD: 786-317-531852-JACKSON, Peter-Tipperary. Dublin Kings-1823 Apr 5-Image 187 1822-1824 BTW Peter JACKSON of Gardiner St City of Dublin Esq. of 1st pt & William CURTIS late of Annamore [possibly Annaghmore, Parish Killoughy, Barony Ballyboy, or Annaghmore , Parish Tisaran, Barony Garrycastle, OR Annaghmore and Annaghbeg, Parish Drumcullen, Barony Eglish]  Kings Co. then of Sandymount [Sandymount, Parish Donnybrook, Barony Dublin] Co. Dublin Esq of 2nd pt. Robert CURTIS the elder & Robert CURTIS the younger both of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin] Co. Tipperary Esq. of 3rd pt. John BOYD of Gloster [possibly Creggan and Glosterboy] Kings Co Esq of 4th pt; Daniel John CURTIS Esq. Harriet CURTIS & Sarah CURTIS younger children of said Robert CURTIS the elder of Inane Co. Tipperary of 5th pt. … more names and mention of Chancery suit. ,,, in consideration of £27,000 … lands of town and lands of Magellstown [Magillstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] and part of Brown Meadow [probably Broadmeadow, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] and part of lands of Brownstown [probably Brownstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] all in Co. Dublin, the demesne Dwelling House and Lands of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin] in the Lordship of Roscrea, Co. Tipperary; part of lands of Behaghglass [Behaghglass, Parish Bourney, Barony Ikerrin] and Lesmore King or Lesmaking [Lismakin, Parish Corbally, Barony Ikerrin] in Parish Bournay in Barony  Ikerne land of Ballystatardy in Barony Clonisk Co. Tipperary and town and lands of  Pallice or Pallace with Loglass [probably Pollaghaglass, Parish Clonsast, Barony Coolestown] being a subdivision in Kings Co. … lands of [??], lands of Carrick [Carrick, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin] in Lordship of Roscrea Barony Eliogarty and Ikerrin

·         ROD: 824-106-554441-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1827 May 14-SEYMOUR 1825-1827 Image 85 BTW Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardiner St Co. Dublin Esq. of 1st pt; Rev. John Crossley SEYMOUR of Baggot St City of Dublin Clerk of 2nd pt & Edward Wright SEYMOUR of Baggot St Esq of 3rd pt. …Reciting 20 Aug 1807 Charles BALWIN conveyed to Peter JACKSON  dwelling house #68 on Dame St in possession of Peter JACKSON 19’ in front  & #48 on North side of Dame St. ..

·         ROD: 844-333-565833-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1829 Mar 14-FARRAN 1828-1832 Image 196 BTW Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Charles FARRAN of Feltram Co. Dublin Esq. of other pt. … Lands of Loughmartin [Loughmartin [?], Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] in Barony Nethercross Co. Dublin 30a 2r 11p late Irish Plantation Measure being equal to 59a 38p present stature measure …

·         ROD: 844-334-565834-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1829 Mar 14-FARRAN 1828-1832 Image 196 BTW Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St City of Dublin Esq. of the 1 pt & Charles FARRAN of Feltram Co. Dublin Esq. of other pt. … Peter JACKSON released lands of Magillstown Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross & Brownstown [Parish of Swords] in Barony Nethercross Co. Dublin [NOTE: The two townlands are adjacent] 125a …

·         ROD: 859-56-573056-JACKSON, Peter-Dublin-1822 Aug 29---- 1828-1832 Image 39 Btw Peter JACKSON of Gardiner St., City of Dublin, Esq. of 1 pt; John SCAREY of City of Dublin Gent of other part. … fine levied by JACKSON on 2 lots on east side of Capel St. #18 & #17 [the 18th containing from North to South in front to said street 7’ 4” and in length from East to West 130’ The No 17 containing from north to south 37’ 4” and in length from east to west 130’ and  also yearly fee farm rent £36.16 out of four houses on Blind Quay, a Ware house the play house and two other houses in Smock Alley formerly in possession of Sir Francis BREWSTER Knight deceased or his undertenants and also one fee farm rent of £16  issuing from three houses  in occupation of John WEAVER Esq junior or his undertenants on west side of Wine Tavern St containing in front eastwards to Wine Tavern St 57’ and the back part westward of Rosemary Lane 28’ and the rest of the west part and on the north and south parts of the same depth dated 7 March 1701  with the yard adjoining Rosemary Lane formerly in possession of George THORNTON Esq. … and further consideration of a Sparrow Hawk said Peter JACKSON… [?] SCAREY part of the Tower called Cullenswood  [Cullenswood, Parish St. Peter's, Barony Uppercross] containing 6a 34p meadow land with the swelling house, messuage or tenement coach house, stable, cow house and other offices and gardens now standing built erected and made on the premises formerly in occupation of Edward COOLEY & Henry BURGE Esq. bounding on the east to Mr BOLANDs holding on the south to Judge YORK’s holding and on the west to Rathmines Road and on the North formerly Mathew CARTER Esq. holding but now or lately were bounded on the east and south with PURCELLs holding and on the north to Counsellor FRENCH’s holding now commonly called and known by the name of Tremquilla [?] in Co. Dublin for the consideration of a Sparrow Hawk … WITNESS: John CUMMINS & Frederick Adolphus JACKSON both of City of Dublin Gents. Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1834-21-10-1834 Oct 21-Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross-JACKSON-JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur. Image 217. Btw Peter JACKSONof Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt & Arthur BAKER of Balheary house, Co Dublin Esq of other pt…. lease of land of Magillstown, formerly in hands of Richard McCANNA and later in possession of Charles FARRAN containing 75a 1r 18p and also land in Magillstown  [Magillstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross ] late in hands of Patrick MOLLOY containing 9a 22p.. Toatl 84a 1r being equal to 136a 3r 20p Statute measure Parish of Swords, Barony Nethercross, Co. Dublin with all edifices houses building barns stables orchard moors bogs woods underwood 7 all privileges and emoluments except preserved to Arthur BAKER during life and lives of Hugh Croftan ROTHERMAN Morgan Thomas RATHERMANN & Arthur ROTHERMAN 2nd 4th & 5th sons of Edward ROTHERMAN of  Crosedrum [probably Crossdrum Lower  or Crossdrum Upper , Parish Killeagh, Barony Fore ] Co. Meath … yearly rent £169 … WITNESS: William Shaw Mason GROVES of Leeson St Co. Dublin Esq & Samuel GERRARD of Liscarton Castle Co. Meath Esq. Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1834-21-11- 1834 Oct 21-Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross-JACKSON-JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur Image 217. Btw Peter JACKSONof Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt &  Arthur BAKER of Balkeary, Co Dublin Esq of other pt…. land of Magillstown, Parish of Swords. and Brownstown [Brownstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] [repeats many details of previous memorial] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1834-21-12-1834 Oct 21 -Loughmartin, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross-JACKSON-JACKSON, Peter - BAKER, Arthur Image 218 Btw Peter JACKSONof Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin Esq of the 1 pt &  Arthur BAKER of Balkeary, Co Dublin Esq of other pt…. land of Magillstown, Parish of Swords.. [Loughmartin [?], Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] [repeats many details of previous memorial] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1834-21-109- 1830, Dec 6-Freeloan, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross-JACKSON-JACKSON, Peter – FARRAN, Charles. Image 282. Btw Peter JACKSONof Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin Esq of the 1st pt  [Freeland Park [?], Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] [repeats many details of previous memorial] Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1834-21-110- 1830, Dec 6-Magillstown, Co. Dublin, B. Athercross-JACKSON-JACKSON, Peter – FARRAN, Charles Image 282 Btw Peter JACKSONof Lower Gardiner St., City of Dublin Esq of the 1st pt & Charles FARRAN of Feltrin Co. Dubblin Esq of other pt … part of Magillstown  [Magillstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross] 122a 11 3/4p … Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1837-12-78-1837 Jun 27-Tipperary-JACKSON, Peter-Peter JACKSON-Frederick A JACKSON. Fortina, Barony Cliogarty [sic]. Image 497. Between Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St. in the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part and Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin], Co. Tipperary Esquire nephew of the said Peter JACKSON of the other part. After reciting that the said Peter JACKSON was seized in his demesne of the town and lands of Fortiana [Fertiana, Parish Fertiana, Barony Eliogarty, Co. Tipperary] with the appurtenances as described in the original grant from His Majesty King Charles II bearing date 17 September 22nd year of his reign (abt 1681) containing 317 acres profitable land and all the rights etc in the Barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary the said indenture of which this is a memorial. Witness that in consideration of the natural love and affection which the said Peter JACKSON had towards his nephew that said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON and also for and in consideration of a sum of 10 shillings the by the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON to the said Peter JACKSON in hand paid the receipt sold and confirmed unto the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON in his actual possession the said land of Fotiana with the appurtenances described in the original letters patent in the barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary WITNESS: Arthur BAKER of Balheary house county Dublin solicitor and Samuel GERARD of Liscarton Castle county Meath Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: I have looked for JACKSONs in relation to the Charles II lease of Fertiana, in the Townland searches under “F” in 1708-1738 or 1739-1810. Not all the pages were legible. I did not see a mention, but I could easily have missed a reference.

[6] Elizabeth TOWERS (abt 1768-1867)

·         ROD: 534-132-349578-JACKSON, Elizabeth & ors-Dublin-1800 Dec 23-JACKSON-PARKER. Names Index 1800-1809 Image 75 Btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Esq. & Elizabeth TOWERS otherwise JACKSON his wife of the one pt Thomas PARKER of City of Dublin Tobacconist of other pt. In consid of £375 transferred dwelling house & messuage marker No 2 next house formerly inhabited by Edward BEATTY and now inhabited by Thomas HIRD Merchant on the North and adjoining house formerly inhabited by Mr. WALLER and now by John CREIGHTON Surgeon on the south together with the Ware house at the rere of the house & the use of the Gateway and passage common Stable yard at rere of premise situate on St Andrew St. County & City of Dublin. WITNESS: Joshua MARTIN City of Dublin Gent & Patrick CAFREY servant to Peter JACKSON.

·         ROD: 1837-12-78-1837 Jun 27-Tipperary-JACKSON, Peter-Peter JACKSON-Frederick A JACKSON. Fortina, Barony Cliogarty. Image 497. Between Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St. in the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part and Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin], Co. Tipperary Esquire nephew of the said Peter JACKSON of the other part. After reciting that the said Peter JACKSON was seized in his demesne of the town and lands of Fortiana [Fertiana, Parish Fertiana, Barony Eliogarty, Co. Tipperary] with the appurtenances as described in the original grant from His Majesty King Charles II bearing date 17 September 22nd year of his reign (abt 1681) containing 317 acres profitable land and all the rights etc in the Barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary the said indenture of which this is a memorial. Witness that in consideration of the natural love and affection which the said Peter JACKSON had towards his nephew that said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON and also for and in consideration of a sum of 10 shillings the by the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON to the said Peter JACKSON in hand paid the receipt sold and confirmed unto the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON in his actual possession the said land of Fotiana with the appurtenances described in the original letters patent in the barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary WITNESS: Arthur BAKER of Balheary house county Dublin solicitor and Samuel GERARD of Liscarton Castle county Meath Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: The Gardiner Street Connection.

·         ROD: 1843-15-227-1843 Sep 27-Kildare & Wicklow Dublin-JACKSON, Peter W-Peter W.  JACKSON- William WOODROFFE Image 568 BTW Peter Warburton JACKSON of Fairyhill [Galtrim House was originally called Fairy Hill. Not the Galtrim House in Co. Meath: NBHS] Co. Wicklow Barrister at Law of 1 pt; William WOODROOFFE of Stephens Green City of Dublin Esq of other pt. Lands of Cromwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] part of Kilkiele [probably Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt,] Co. Kildare bequeathed by will of Henry Vincent JACKSON Esq deceased and also lands of Great Bray [probably Bray, Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown] called Killarney [Killarney ,Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown], and Old Court … [Oldcourt, Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown]  Co. Wicklow… Peter Warburton JACKSON [SEAL].

·         Burial: DUBLIN St. Thomas Church. .Erected to the memory of / Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson --- late of Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin, / relict of the late Peter Jackson Esqr / and daughter of / Riley Towers Esqr / of this city and formerly of Calcutta. She died on the 25th of June 1867 in the 99th year of her age / beloved and respected by her / relations and friends for her / Benevolent disposition / and her many amiable qualities / This tablet has been erected as a tribute of respect to her memory by her nephews F.A. Jackson and C.W. Jackson Esqr. SOURCE: Memorials of the Dead Vol XI P42. NOTE: I suspect that the nephew “C. W. Jackson Esq.” is actually P.W. JACKSON aka Peter Warburton JACKSON (1809-1887)

·         Probate: Elizabeth JACKSON of No 114 Lower Gardiner St Dublin, widow d 25 June 1867 at same place proved by Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. Effects under £40,000. NOTE: A Frederick Adolphus JACKSON is noted in Cambridge Alumni: Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, Feb. 18, 1814. S. of Frederic, Esq., of Dublin. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. Michs. 1814; Scholar, 1814; B.A. 1820. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 19, 1819, age 24. (Inns of Court, which gives 2nd s. of Henry Vincent JACKSON, attorney, of Dublin; Shrewsbury Sch. Reg.)

[7] Henry Vincent JACKSON

·         ROD: 486-185-306941 Image 105  1784 May 30 JACKSON-JACKSON Names Index 1794-  BTW Joanna JACKSON of Dublin widow of Peter JACKSON Gent decd & Edward CLARKE of the City of Dublin Gent two of the sureties and executors of Peter JACKSON of the one part. Peter JACKSON eldest son & heir of the said Peter JACKSON Gent of the 2nd part & Henry Vincent JACKSON 2nd son of the said Peter JACKSON deceased of the 3rd pt. James O'BYRNE builder & Mary O'BYRNE orse JACKSON daughter of the said Peter JACKSON deceased and wife of the said James O'BYRNE of the 4th pt.. Reciting  that Edward CLARKE with the consent of Joanna JACKSON Peter JACKSON & Henry Vincent JACKSON in consid of 5s pd by James O'BYRNE and the said Joanna JACKSON further consideration of the sum of £200 pd to her… parcel of ground formerly inhabited by John CLARKE apothecary on the East side of Capel St within the [Liberties?] of the City of Dublin being No 96 and containing from North to South in front of the said Street 37 ft 4 in & from east to west in length 1030 ft and on the north by the lot then of Sackville GARDINER in possession of Jeffrey PENDERGAST Gent  and on the south to other lot of Sackville GARDINER then in possession of Peter JACKSON and Jeffrey PENDERGAST to Stable Lane and on the West to Cappel St. with the appurts belonging to said premes held by Lease of Apr 14, 1764 Hon Francis Lord [Maguire?] to the said Peter JACKSON deceased for life of Joanna JACKSON… land on east side of Capel street in suburbs of Dublin formerly called and known by name of No 17 containing in front to said street 37’4” and in depth 130’ bound on the east by a Lane called Stable Lane and on the south by a house and holding in possession of John DILLON Tallow chandler and on the west by Capel Street then in possession of said Peter JACKSON and his undertenants … and in consideration of 5s paid by Henry Vincent JACKSONyoungest son of said Peter JACKSON confirmed to Henry Vincent JACKSON in his actual possession parcel of ground on west side of Capel Street in suburbs of Dublin containing in front to the east to St. Patrick St 50’ 1” and eastwards on the rere 16’ 10” held for lives and parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick St suburbs of City of Dublin containing in front to St. Patricks St 18’ and westwards to the rere 13’ and in depth from east to west 130’ sit on the North to Keenans holding and on the South to a holding in possession of the said Peter JACKSON … WITNESS: John WARBURTON of City of Dublin Gent and William McCARN of City of Dublin Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON [SEAL] James O’BYRNE [SEAL] Mary O’BYRNE [SEAL] Joanna JACKSON [SEAL] Edward CLARKE [SEAL] Peter JACKSON [SEAL

·         ROD: 519-480-341114-JACKSON, Henry-Dublin-1795 Aug 24-BOYCE Names Index 1794- Image 257 Henry Vincent JACKSON demised to Thomas BOYCE of St. Patrick St Dublin Merchant in consid of £45.10 small plot of ground immediately adjoining the rere of Mr Stephen BYRNEs house on  Patrick St 23’X14’ for live of John BOYCE Joseph &  Andrew BOYCE 1st, 2nd & 3rd sons of said lessee. Thomas BOYCE [SEAL].

·         ROD: 557-337-370789-JACKSON, Henry V-Dublin-1803 Oct 1-WARD Image 479 Btw Henry Vincent JACKSON of Marlbora Street City of Dublin Gent of 1 pt & John WARD of City of Dublin, Dealer of other pt. Reciting  deed 8 Oct 1772 btw Peter JACKSON of City of Dublin Gent, father of Henry Vincent JACKSON of the 1 pt &  John WARD of the other pt said Peter JACKSON set to WARD  parcel of ground on west side of St. Patrick Street City of Dublin … description …

·         ROD: 772-530-523465-JACKSON, Henry-Dublin-1822 Jun 1-Image 489 BTW Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON of Marborough St City of Dublin widow and executrix of William WARBURTON late of Marlborough St City of Dublin Esq deceased of 1st pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Mecklinburgh Street City of Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt. Henry CARTER heretofore of Humberton Lodge Co. Leicester but now of Clifton Co. Gloucester Esq of 3rd pt. & John HAMILTON junr of Merrion Sq City of Dublin Esq of 4th pt. … Henry CARTER granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON annuity of £120 by deed executed by Henry HAMILTON to Henry CARTER issuing out of townland of Blackhall [probably Blackhall Big, Parish Ballymaglassan, Barony Ratoath]  252a 2r & town and lands of Lenaghstown [probably Lynaghstown, Parish Ballymaglassan, Barony Ratoath] 88a 2r in Barony Ratoath, Co. Meath to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON for life of Henry CARTER … William WARBURTON had died but appointed Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON his executrix. NOTE: Henry Vincent JACKSON married Sarah WARBURTON (1767-1851) in 1792. Both Sarah and William WARBURTON were probably children of John WARBURTON.

[8] Sarah WARBURTON (1767-1851)

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·         ROD: 772-530-523465-JACKSON, Henry-Dublin-1822 Jun 1-Image 489 BTW Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON of Marborough St City of Dublin widow and executrix of William WARBURTON late of Marlborough St City of Dublin Esq deceased of 1st pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Mecklinburgh Street City of Dublin Esq. of 2nd pt. Henry CARTER heretofore of Humberton Lodge Co. Leicester but now of Clifton Co. Gloucester Esq of 3rd pt. & John HAMILTON junr of Merrion Sq City of Dublin Esq of 4th pt. … Henry CARTER granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON annuity of £120 by deed executed by Henry HAMILTON to Henry CARTER issuing out of townland of Blackhall [probably Blackhall Big, Parish Ballymaglassan, Barony Ratoath]  252a 2r & town and lands of Lenaghstown [probably Lynaghstown, Parish Ballymaglassan, Barony Ratoath] 88a 2r in Barony Ratoath, Co. Meath to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON for life of Henry CARTER … William WARBURTON had died but appointed Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON his executrix. NOTE: Henry Vincent JACKSON married Sarah WARBURTON (1767-1851) in 1792. Both Sarah and William WARBURTON were probably children of John WARBURTON.

·         Inscription on left side of number 15169:  Sacred To the Memory of | PETER JACKSON who died on the 30th January 1847, aged 88 years | ANNE JACKSON Died 21st February 1850, aged 70 years | SARAH JACKSON Died 14th March 1851, aged 84 years | HENRY JACKSON Died 17th June 1855, aged 9 years | PETER JACKSON Died 6th December 1856, aged 1 month | CECILIA JACKSON Died 3rd April 1858, aged 35 years | ELIZTH SARAH JACKSON Died 17th June 1862, aged 17 years | ELIZABETH JACKSON Died 25th June  1867, aged 99 years | FREDK. ADOLPHUS JACKSON Died 4th October 1872, aged 75 years | WM. HENRY JACKSON Died 4th July 1877, aged 66 years | LOUISA JACKSON Died 25th October 1879, aged 75 years | SARAH GEORGINA ANDERSON Died 17th Jany. 1882, aged 80 years.

·         A bit of Irish WARBURTON History: William WARBURTON,[a brother of Sarah WARBURTON] probably the 1769 birth (7) above; probably in partnership as JACKSON & WARBURTON, Attornies, Mecklenburgh Street, Dublin, 1812 [Treble Almanac]; his will, dated 10 May 1817, by which he bequeathed property to his wife Maria Nichola WARBURTON, and appointed her executrix; he died in Dublin on 6 or 10 December 1820, aged [?] 51 years, late of Marlboro Street, Dublin, and of Guildford [sic - Gilford], County Down, and was buried at Chapelizod, in the family plot of his father John WARBURTON [M.I., ditto]; as Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON, widow, she was a joint Defendant, with Thomas Lord Newcomen and James EVERY, to a Bill entered 12 January 1821, Chancery Court Dublin, by Plaintiffs Henry Vincent, Peter, William, Sally [aka Sarah Georgiana JACKSON] and Matilda JACKSON; she was of Marlborough Street, Dublin, widow and executrix of the late William WARBURTON she was first party to a deed dated 1 June 1822 [Memorial 523465, Book 772, Page 530], to which the second party was Henry Vincent JACKSON, of Mecklenburgh Street, Dublin, Esq, concerning lands in the Barony of Ratoath, County Meath; she died 23 February 1854, and by her will, dated 7 May 1849, bequeathed all her property remaining after legacies to Peter Warburton JACKSON and William Henry JACKSON, and their sisters Sarah Georgina ANDERSON and Matilda KETTLEWELL.

[9] George Ernest Augustus JACKSON

·         Dublin Marriages.

[10] Emma HARBEN

·         Dublin Marriages.

[11] Frederick Adolphus JACKSON (1794-1872)

·         Cambridge Alumni: Frederick Adolphus JACKSON is noted in Adm. pens. at ST JOHN'S, Feb. 18, 1814. S. of Frederic, Esq., of Dublin. School, Shrewsbury. Matric. Michs. 1814; Scholar, 1814; B.A. 1820. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 19, 1819, age 24. (Inns of Court, which gives 2nd s. of Henry Vincent JACKSON, attorney, of Dublin; Shrewsbury Sch. Reg.)

·         ROD: 777-482-526617-JACKSON, [?]-Dublin. Clare-1822 Dec 2---- Declaration of trust 1822-1824. Image 278. … Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of the 6th pt. Whereby Townsend HALL & Joseph MINCHIN … lands of Magillstown Magillstown, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross], Loughmartin [Loughmartin [?], Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross], Ellistown [Ellistown, Parish Ballyboghil, Barony Balrothery West] and Brownstown [possibly Broadmeadow, Parish Swords, Barony Nethercross]  in  Co. Dublin … Frederick Adolphus JACKSON thereby testified in declared that the said to several sums of £1,200 paid by the said John CHAMBERS as and for the purchase of said several annuities and the securities collateral, there with word the proper monies of Peter JACKSON of Middle Gardner Street in the city of Dublin Esquire and the assignment of said to several annuities in the securities collateral, therewith and also to several and respective terms of one hundred years. And one hundred years were excepted and taken by them the said John CHAMBERS and Frederick Adolphus JACKSON in trust to and for the late use Advantage benefit and behalf of the said Peter JACKSON his heirs executors administrators and assigns and for no otherwise intent trust or purpose whatsoever which said deed and this Memorial WITNESS: William [?] BALL of Erina Co. Clare Esq. & Thady EGAN of City of Limerick writing Clerk

·         ROD: 1837-12-78-1837 Jun 27-Tipperary-JACKSON, Peter-Peter JACKSON-Frederick A JACKSON. Fortina, Barony Cliogarty. Image 497. Between Peter JACKSON of Lower Gardiner St. in the city of Dublin Esquire of the one part and Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin], Co. Tipperary Esquire nephew of the said Peter JACKSON of the other part. After reciting that the said Peter JACKSON was seized in his demesne of the town and lands of Fortiana [Fertiana, Parish Fertiana, Barony Eliogarty, Co. Tipperary] with the appurtenances as described in the original grant from His Majesty King Charles II bearing date 17 September 22nd year of his reign (abt 1681) containing 317 acres profitable land and all the rights etc in the Barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary the said indenture of which this is a memorial. Witness that in consideration of the natural love and affection which the said Peter JACKSON had towards his nephew that said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON and also for and in consideration of a sum of 10 shillings the by the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON to the said Peter JACKSON in hand paid the receipt sold and confirmed unto the said Frederick Adolphus JACKSON in his actual possession the said land of Fotiana with the appurtenances described in the original letters patent in the barony of Eliogarty Co. Tipperary WITNESS: Arthur BAKER of Balheary house county Dublin solicitor and Samuel GERARD of Liscarton Castle county Meath Gent Peter JACKSON [SEAL]

·         ROD: 1861-20-175-1861 Jun 20-Kings-JACKSON-Frederick A. JACKSON Image 109 BTW Thomas Wigglesworth REEVES of Upper Glocester St City of Dublin solicitor of 1 pt & Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin]  Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq. of the other pt. Reciting 22 Jul 1698 btw Godfrey BEATO of 1 pt & Benjamin FREND of the other pt Godfrey BOATE assigned lands of Ballyrehie alias Ballyilihie [Ballyrihy, Parish Dunkerrin] containing 110a in Barony Clonlisk,Kings Co. … 14 May 1838 btw Joseph HONE of Harcourt St. Co. Dublin Esq. (since deceased) of 1 pt & Abraham LEWIS then of Glenburn Co. Cork Esq. of the other pt. … interest of Joseph HONE now vested in Nathaniel HONE … Frederick Adolphus JACKSON & Henry Wigglesworth REEVES agreed to sell title to Ballyrehie otherwise Ballylihie otherwise called Irishtown [Irishtown, Parish Dunkerrin, Barony Clonlisk] in Barony Clonlisk Kings Co. containing1, 128a 6p for sum of £13,000 Ballyrehie otherwise Ballylihie otherwise called Irishtown and Myrtle Grove [in Ballyrihy Parish Dunkerrin, Barony Clonlisk,Kings] containing 198a 6p in Barony Clonlisk … including quarries of stone slate, mines of coal minerals and all royalties and appurtenances … WITNESS: William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq., Dublin Esq. & Robert O’MALLEY of Fairview Dublin his clerk. NOTE: For Joseph HONE (1775-1857) see Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants.

·         ROD: 1861-20-230-1861 Jun 21-Kings-JACKSON-Frederick A. JACKSON Image 137 BTW Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane [Inane, Parish Roscrea, Barony Ikerrin]  Roscrea Co. Tipperary of 1st pt & Margaret BARRY otherwise LOCKE otherwise ESMONDE wife of John Harold BARRY Esq. of he 2nd pt Sir Thomas ESMOND Bart of Johnstown Castle Co. Wexford and James POWER of Edermine House Co. Wexford bart of 3rd pt. Reciting 15 Dec 1860 deed of Thomas Wigglesworth REEVES … Info in ROD: 1861-20-175 above.

·         News: 1847 May 3. The Cork Examiner,  THE NEW POTATO CROP-APPEARANCE OF THE DISEASE. -----ntbl    We take the following extract from a letter this morning received from F. A. Jackson, Esq., of Inane, Roscrea : "It may be in your recollection that I sent you a statement last May, which you published in your newspaper, of my early potatoes being diseased. It was the first public notice of the appearance of the disease in this district, and many of our neighbours were incredulous on the subject, and disregarded the warning. I am sorry to be obliged to have the same story to tell again this year. The fatal spots have again appeared within the last few days on my early crop, which have now attained their full height, and are nearly fit to dig. They are unmistakeably inflicted with the potato murrain of the two last years. Whether the same is to be the fate of the general crop, sown and sowing this year, no man can say, but it looks bad.-King's County Chronicle.  NOTE : Frederick Adolphus JACKSON (1797-1872)

·         News: 1849 April 7: Downpatrick Recorder. Attack on his farm -fire, cows killed. Reputation as a fair landlord, but there were recent evictions.

·         Death Cert: 1872 Oct 2 Frederick Adolphus JACKSON of Inane Roscrea age 75 Gent Henry Vincent JACKSON present

·         Probate: Frederick Adolphus JACKSON effects under £18,000 late of Inane Roscrea, Co Tipperary & No 114 Lower Gardiner St., Dublin Esq d 2 Oct 1872 at Inane proved by Louisa JACKSON of Inane the widow & William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq., Dublin.

·         Graveyard: St. Jerome. Inscription on left side of number 15169:  Sacred To the Memory of | PETER JACKSON who died on the 30th January 1847, aged 88 years | ANNE JACKSON Died 21st February 1850, aged 70 years | SARAH JACKSON Died 14th March 1851, aged 84 years | HENRY JACKSON Died 17th June 1855, aged 9 years | PETER JACKSON Died 6th December 1856, aged 1 month | CECILIA JACKSON Died 3rd April 1858, aged 35 years | ELIZTH SARAH JACKSON Died 17th June 1862, aged 17 years | ELIZABETH JACKSON Died 25th June  1867, aged 99 years | FREDK. ADOLPHUS JACKSON Died 4th October 1872, aged 75 years | WM. HENRY JACKSON Died 4th July 1877, aged 66 years | LOUISA JACKSON Died 25th October 1879, aged 75 years | SARAH GEORGINA ANDERSON Died 17th Jany. 1882, aged 80 years.

[12] Louisa HUTCHINSON

·         HUTCHINSON of Timony.

·         St. Jerome Graveyard Inscription on left side of number 15169:  Sacred To the Memory of | PETER JACKSON who died on the 30th January 1847, aged 88 years | ANNE JACKSON Died 21st February 1850, aged 70 years | SARAH JACKSON Died 14th March 1851, aged 84 years | HENRY JACKSON Died 17th June 1855, aged 9 years | PETER JACKSON Died 6th December 1856, aged 1 month | CECILIA JACKSON Died 3rd April 1858, aged 35 years | ELIZTH SARAH JACKSON Died 17th June 1862, aged 17 years | ELIZABETH JACKSON Died 25th June  1867, aged 99 years | FREDK. ADOLPHUS JACKSON Died 4th October 1872, aged 75 years | WM. HENRY JACKSON Died 4th July 1877, aged 66 years | LOUISA JACKSON Died 25th October 1879, aged 75 years | SARAH GEORGINA ANDERSON Died 17th Jany. 1882, aged 80 years.

·         Probate: Louisa JACKSON late of 114 Lower Gardiner St., Dublin widow died 26 Oct 1879 at same place proved by Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane Roscrea Co. Tipperary Es. Sole executor. Effects under £1,000.

[13] Sarah Georgiana JACKSON

·         Marriage: March 19, 1849. Ancestry.com. Ireland, Select Marriages, 1619-1898 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2014

·         Marriage Downpatrick Recorder March 24, 1849. NOTICE of marriage - In Bray Church Thomas E. ANDERSON TCD to Sarah Georgina daughter of the late Henry V JACKSON of Fairy Hill, Bray. NOTE: She was 47 years old when she married. It is likely that they had no children.

·         ROD: 1856-32-250 Image 731 1856 Nov 5 BTW Rev Thomas Wynne 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 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 [Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half], otherwise Drumaran [Drumaran, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] 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. …. WITNESS: Robert O’MALEY of Fairview Clontarf & Thomas KELLY of Pitt Street City of Dublin Clerk to Grantee: Thomas Wynne ANDERSON Clerk [SEAL] and Sarah Georgina ANDERSON [SEAL] NOTE: Castle Hill in Gilford, Co. Down is not to be confused with Gilford Castle. Richard JOHNSTON of Gilford Castle had inherited the estate in 1758 upon the death of his father. 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. NOTE: Castlehill is on the other side of the village from Gilford Castle -through the square and up the hill towards the Chapel. There was a Castle of some sorts there at one time, owned by Browns who were connected to the Johnstons of Gilford Castle. A bit of Irish WARBURTON History: William WARBURTON,[a brother of Sarah WARBURTON] probably the 1769 birth (7) above; probably in partnership as JACKSON & WARBURTON, Attornies, Mecklenburgh Street, Dublin, 1812 [Treble Almanac]; his will, dated 10 May 1817, by which he bequeathed property to his wife Maria Nichola WARBURTON, and appointed her executrix; he died in Dublin on 6 or 10 December 1820, aged [?] 51 years, late of Marlboro Street, Dublin, and of Guildford [sic - Gilford], County Down, and was buried at Chapelizod, in the family plot of his father John WARBURTON [M.I., ditto]; as Anna Maria Nichola WARBURTON, widow, she was a joint Defendant, with Thomas Lord NEWCOMEN and James EVERY, to a Bill entered 12 January 1821, Chancery Court Dublin, by Plaintiffs Henry Vincent, Peter, William, Sally [aka Sarah Georgiana JACKSON] and Matilda JACKSON; she was of Marlborough Street, Dublin, widow and executrix of the late William WARBURTON she was first party to a deed dated 1 June 1822 [Memorial 523465, Book 772, Page 530], to which the second party was Henry Vincent JACKSON, of Mecklenburgh Street, Dublin, Esq, concerning lands in the Barony of Ratoath, County Meath; she died 23 February 1854, and by her will, dated 7 May 1849, bequeathed all her property remaining after legacies to Peter Warburton JACKSON and William Henry JACKSON, and their sisters Sarah Georgina ANDERSON and Matilda KETTLEWELL. NOTE: A Mrs Warburton lived, within memory of some of the ancient inhabitants in a pleasing house beside the bridge in what is now the carpark and was probably demolished in the '60s..

·         Death Cert: 1880 Jan 17 Sarah Georgina ANDERSON nee JACKSON married age 80 married Rose BRYAN present at Sydney Lodge, Rathdown General decay 1 year and 6 months.

·         Burial: St. Jerome Cemetery, City of Dublin

[14] Rev. Thomas T. ANDERSON (1808-1896)

·         Marriage Downpatrick Recorder March 24, 1849. NOTICE of marriage - In Bray Church Thomas T. ANDERSON TCD to Sarah Georgina daughter of the late Henry V JACKSON of Fairy Hill, Bray

·         ROD: 1856-32-250 1856 Nov 5 Image 731 BTW Rev Thomas Thynne ANDERSON [aka Thomas Wynne 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

·         Death Cert: March 6, 1896 Thomas ANDERSON from North Circular Road age 88 Protestant Clergyman. NOTE: No record of probate.

·         Historic Graves and also St. James Graveyard: In Loving memory of The revd THOMAS THYNNE ANDERSON B.A.  T.C.D  Who for fourteen years gave his Valuable services to St. James Parish Gratuitiously where he was much Respected and beloved His life was exemplary his Theological Knowledge deep and varied His sermons original and impressive And his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ  Simple but unwavering His end was peace. Died 6th. March 1896 aged 88 years The just shall live by faith Erected by Mrs. Tomlinson  As a tribute of deep regard . NOTE: He served at St. James after his wife’s death.

[15] Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON (Bef 1806-aft1849)

·         Birth date: A hunch, based on her  being of full age at marriage.

·         ROD:819-252-551587. 1826 Dec 4 Image 158  Btw Thomas KETTLEWELL Lieut. in His Majesty's Regiment of Infantry of the 1st pt & Henry Vincent JACKSON of the City of Dublin of the 2nd pt Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON spinster 2nd daughter of said Henry Vincent JACKSON of the 3rd pt. & William KETTLEWELL of Dorset St in Co. Dublin & Peter Warburton JACKSON of City of Dublin son of Henry Vincent JACKSON  Esq of 4th pt. … marriage btw Thomas KETTLEWELL & Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON… lands of Mary EVANS in Co. Meath, wife of deceased Thomas KETTLEWELL had gone to her 3rd son Thomas KETTLEWELL…

·         ROD: 1856-32-250 1856 Nov 5 Image 731 BTW Rev Thomas Wynne 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 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 [Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half], otherwise Drumaran [Drumaran, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] 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. …. WITNESS: Robert O’MALEY of Fairview Clontarf & Thomas KELLY of Pitt Street City of Dublin Clerk to Grantee: Thomas Wynne ANDERSON Clerk [SEAL] and Sarah Georgina ANDERSON [SEAL]

[16] Lieut. Thomas KETTLEWELL (?-1ft 1849)

·         ROD:819-252-551587. 1826 Dec 4 Image 158  Btw Thomas KETTLEWELL Lieut in His Majesty's Regiment of Infantry of the 1st pt & Henry Vincent JACKSON of the City of Dublin of the 2nd pt Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON spinster 2nd daughter of said Henry Vincent JACKSON of the 3rd pt. & William KETTLEWELL of Dorset St in Co. Dublin & Peter Warburton JACKSON of City of Dublin son of Henry Vincent JACKSON  Esq of 4th pt. … marriage btw Thomas KETTLEWELL & Elizabeth Matilda JACKSON… lands of Mary EVANS in Co. Meath, wife of deceased Thomas KETTLEWELL had gone to her 3rd son Thomas KETTLEWELL…

·         ROD: 1856-32-250 Image 731 BTW Rev Thomas Wynne 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 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 [Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half], otherwise Drumaran [Drumaran, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] 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. …. WITNESS: Robert O’MALEY of Fairview Clontarf & Thomas KELLY of Pitt Street City of Dublin Clerk to Grantee: Thomas Thynne ANDERSON Clerk [SEAL] and Sarah Georgina ANDERSON [SEAL]

[17] Peter Warburton JACKSON

·         In 1841 he was a barrister at 29 Mecklenburgh Street, Upper and Fairy Hill, Bray

·         ROD: 1843-15-227-1843 Sep 27-Kildare & Wicklow Dublin-JACKSON, Peter W-Peter W.  JACKSON- William WOODROFFE Image 568 BTW Peter Warburton JACKSON of Fairyhill [Galtrim House was originally called Fairy Hill. Not the Galtrim House in Co. Meath: NBHS] Co. Wicklow Barrister at Law of 1 pt; William WOODROOFFE of Stephens Green City of Dublin Esq of other pt. Lands of Cromwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] part of Kilkiele [probably Kilteel Upper, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt,] Co. Kildare bequeathed by will of Henry Vincent JACKSON Esq deceased and also lands of Great Bray [probably Bray, Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown] called Killarney [Killarney ,Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown], and Old Court … [Oldcourt, Parish Bray, Barony of Rathdown]  Co. Wicklow… Peter Warburton JACKSON [SEAL].

·         Probate: Jackson, Peter Warburton. Effects in Ireland £12,670. 5s 3p. 24 February. The will of Peter Warburton Jackson late of the Queens Hotel Cheltenham County, Gloucester, Esq. J.P.. Died 8 September 1887. Probate granted at London the 20 January 1888. Resealed at Principal Registry Dublin. England & Wales Registry: Personal estate 17,034 1s 4d. 20 January. The will of Peter Warburton Jackson late of the Queens Hotel Cheltenham in the County of Gloucester, Esquire who died 8 September 1887 at Weston'96 super-Mare in the County of Somerset was proved at the principal registry by Louisa Jackson of Sutherland house Weston-super-Mare , widow relict and  D'Oylet Battley of Belvidere Hall near Bray, Co Wicklow in Ireland. A Colonel in Her Majesty's Militia the executors.

[18] Anna Burdett NESS

[19] Louisa HIND

[20] William Henry JACKSON (1811-1877)

·         1st Marriage: Cecilia, born 14 June 1822 ; marr. 5 April 1842, William Henry Jackson of Mountjoy Square, Dublin, and Inane, co. Tipperary. She died 31 March, and was bur. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, 6 April 1858.SOURCE: Visitation of Ireland p 93.

·         2nd Marriage: 11 Aug 1875. William Henry JACKSON, widower of 56 Mountjoy Sq. married Emma Ruth HOPE of Urelands, Parish Clonegal, Co. Carlow dau of Ralph James HOPE JP.. WITNESSES: Abraham HOPE & Annesley Loftus DeRENZIE

·         ROD: 1847-13-16-1847 Aug 13-, Henry Vincent-JACKSON-Image 280 Conveyance of Susannah PEARSON elder otherwise YEATES of Green Hills, Co Dublin widow and executrix of Henry PEARSON late of Ballybough Bridge Co. Dublin, Cooper, deceased of 1st pt. Henry PEARSON of Marrowbone Lane, City of Dublin, Cooper. William ALLEN of Green Hills, farmer. Hannah ALLEN otherwise PEARSON his wife, Thomas PEARSON of Bride St wire worker, Richard PEARSON of Capel Street Iron Monger, Edward PEARSON of Bride St Wire Worker all in City of Dublin, Anne Jane PEARSON and Susannah PEARSON the younger both of Green Hill Milliners and dress makers which said Henry PEARSON, Hannah ALLEN orse PEARSON Thomas PEARSON & Richard PEARSON Edward PEARSON, Anne Jane PEARSON and Susannah PEARSON the younger are the children of the said Henry PEARSON deceased. Of 2nd pt; William Henry JACKSONof Upper Mecklenburgh St., City of Dublin Esq of 3rd pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON was the sole executor of the will of Henry PEARSON. PEARSONs released to William Henry JACKSON (ie in his actual possession) town and lands of Cranwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] part of Kilteel [probably Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt,], Barony of South Salt, Co. Kildare.

·         Death Cert: 1877 Jul 4 William Henry JACKSON married solicitor age 69 of 56 Mount Joy Sq Dublin Henry Vincent JACKSON present at death

·         St. Jerome Graveyard Inscription on left side of number 15169:  Sacred To the Memory of | PETER JACKSON who died on the 30th January 1847, aged 88 years | ANNE JACKSON Died 21st February 1850, aged 70 years | SARAH JACKSON Died 14th March 1851, aged 84 years | HENRY JACKSON Died 17th June 1855, aged 9 years | PETER JACKSON Died 6th December 1856, aged 1 month | CECILIA JACKSON Died 3rd April 1858, aged 35 years | ELIZTH SARAH JACKSON Died 17th June 1862, aged 17 years | ELIZABETH JACKSON Died 25th June  1867, aged 99 years | FREDK. ADOLPHUS JACKSON Died 4th October 1872, aged 75 years | WM. HENRY JACKSON Died 4th July 1877, aged 66 years | LOUISA JACKSON Died 25th October 1879, aged 75 years | SARAH GEORGINA ANDERSON Died 17th Jany. 1882, aged 80 years.

·         Probate: William Henry JACKSON effects under £18,000 of 56 Mountjoy Sq Dublin, Solicitor d 4 Jul 1877 at same place proved by Henry Vincent JACKSON of same address.

[21] Cecilia WESTROPP

·         Cecilia, born 14 June 1822 ; marr. 5 April 1842, William Henry Jackson of Mountjoy Square, Dublin, and Inane, co. Tipperary. She died 31 March, and was bur. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, 6 April 1858.SOURCE: Visitation of Ireland p 93.

·         Marriage of WILLIAM HENRY JACKSON of UPPER MECKLINBURGH STREET, ST. THOMAS and CECILIA WESTROP of PEMBROKE ROAD St. Peters Church, City of Dublin.

[22] Henry Vincent JACKSON

·         He was President of the Dublin Brick and Tile Company. SOURCE: Irish Builder and Engineer Vol 36

·         Marriage Cert: 1875 Aug 26 Henry Vincent JACKSON Batchelor Esq Solicitor Inane Roscrea son William HENRY JACKSON marriage to Arabella EDIE  daughter of Alexander EDIE St Stephen Church City of Dublin

·         Death Cert: 1896 Mar 13 Henry Vincent JACKSON Galtrim Bray Co Wicklow age 52 Carcinoma of rectum Present at death - daughter Louise D C MARTYN of 10 Orchard St London

[23] Arabella EDIE

·         Death Cert: 1896 Feb 4 Arabella Vincent JACKSON Galtrim Bray Co Wicklow age 41 Bronchitis, Lady, E Frances EYRE sister present at death

[24] Louisa Diana Cecilia JACKSON

·         Birth Cert: 1876 June 28 Louisa Diana Cecelia JACKSON dau Henry Vincent JACKSON Inane Gentleman & Arabella EDDY Catherine DEERING present

·         Marriage Cert: 1895 Jun 5 George MARTYN Surgeon marriage Louisa Diana Ceclia Vincent JACKSON dau of Henry Vincent JACKSON Parish St Stephens City of Dublin

·         Father’s Death Cert: 1896 Mar 13 Henry Vincent JACKSON Galtrim Bray Co Wicklow age 52 Carcinoma of rectum Present at death - daughter Louise D C MARTYN of 10 Orchard St London

[25] Dr. George MARTYN

·         Marriage Cert: 1895 Jun 5 George MARTYN Surgeon marriage Louisa Diana Ceclia Vincent JACKSON dau of Henry Vincent JACKSON Parish St Stephens City of Dublin Born: Bef 1875

[26] Matilda Josephine Marion JACKSON

·         Birth: SOURCE: Freeman's Journal 09 October 1877

·         Birth Cert: 1877 Oct 6 Matilda Josephine Marion JACKSON dau Henry Vincent JACKSON & Arabella EDIE Inane Roscrea.

[27] NEVINS

[28] William Henry JACKSON (1880-1913)

·         Probate: Probate of the will of William Henry JACKSON late of Mane Roscrea, Co. Tipperary Esquire, who died 18 August 1913 at Donneybrook, Co Dublin granted at Dublin to Edmond Doolan land agent. Effects £1013. 17s 10d. Resworn £1063.17s 10d.

[29] William Henry JACKSON

[30] Annie Cecilia JACKSON (1848-1918)

·         Marriage Cert: 1868 Feb 25 D'Oyley Cade BATTLEY Capt Belvidere Hall Templecarrig Co Wicklow son of Major D’Oyley William BATTLEY marriage to Anna JACKSON spinster daughter of William Henry JACKSON Solicitor at St. George’s Parish, City of Dublin

·         1911 Census: Anna BATTLEY Castle Avenue, age 59, widow. Daughter Mabel BATTLEY age 33 single.

·         Death Cert: 1918 Feb 27 Belvidere Hall, Bray Annie D’Oyley BATTLEY age 70, pneumonia,  wife of Lt. Col. Army daughter Maud BATTLEY present

[31] D'Oyley Cade BATTLEY (1841-1887)

·         BATTLEY, Lieut-Col. D'Oyly Cade, of Belvedere Hall, Co. Wicklow. Eldest son of Major D'Oyly William Battley, 77tl-. Regt., of Belvedere Hall, who d. 1887, by Margaret, dau. of the late W. Edie, Esq., of Thorn Hill, co. Tyrone ; b . 1841 ; m. 1868 Annie, w\w d. 1918, dau. of the late "William Henry Jackson, Esq., of Inane, co. Tipperary, and has had, with other issue, William D'Oyly (elder i Bon), Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. Reserve of Officers, late Dublin City R.F.A., Special Reserve ; o. 1870, ; and d. 1916. Lieut.-Col. Battley is a J.P. and D.L. for Co. Wicklow (High Sheriff 1889) and a J.P. for 1 cos. Cork and Dublin (High Sheriff 1911), and was ] formerly Lieut.-Col. Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regt.) — Belvedere Hall, Bray; Constitutional. SOURCE: The Country Families of the United Kingdom. 1919 edition p. 84

·         Marriage Cert: 1868 Feb 25 D'Oyley Cade BATTLEY Capt Belvidere Hall Templecarrig Co Wicklow son of Major D’Oyley Wiliam BATTLEY marriage to Anna JACKSON spinster daughter of William Henry JACKSON Solicitor at St. George’s Parish, City of Dublin

·         Death: FindaGrave.

[33] Mary JACKSON ( bef 1848-1855)

·         ROD: 1875-20-202-1875 Mar 29-Meath -JACKSON, William H.-EIFFE-JACKSON. Image 643. BTW Lyke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Sq. City of Dublin Esq Barrister of 1st pt; William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq City of Dublin Esq & Mary JACKSON his second daughter spinster of 2nd pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq & Rev Francis Talbot PURCELL of Bangor North Wales clerk of 3rd pt. Intended marriage btw Luke EIFFE & Mary JACKSON … lands of Crickstown [Crickstown , Parish Crickstown], in Barony Ratoath. Co. Meath containing 284a 3r 16p part of estate of Luke EIFFE to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON & Rev. Francis Talbot PURCELL in trust. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq. NOTE: Landed Estates: In the 1870s the Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell of England owned 930 acres in county Cork, 1,217 acres in county Meath, 520 acres in county Dublin and 300 acres in King's County [county Offaly]. Based on his probate, he died Jul 8 1911 at Salop. Widow Fanny Jane PURCELL. NOTE: The connection in this deed was likely through the EIFFE family. Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell was born in 1833. In 1858, he married Fanny Jane, daughter of Edward Keane (Commander in the Royal Navy), and had seven children with her: James Edward (1866), John Norton (1870), Letitia Sarah (1860), Frances Isabella Mary (1862), Agnes Talbot (1864), Eleanor (1868), and May Eiffe (1873).

·         ROD: 1875-20-203-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. Btw William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq. City of Dublin, Esq. & Mary JACKSON spinster his 2nd daughter of 1st pt & Luke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Square City of Dublin Barrister of Law of 2nd pt… Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea  Co. Tipperary of 3rd pt… marriage to be between Mary JACKSON & Luke EIFFE William Henry JACKSON granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON £100 payable out of town and lands of Cromwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] and part of lands of Kilteel [probably Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] containing 472a 3r 32p in Barony of Salt, Co. Kildare. NOTE: At Dublin, Luke Sweetman Eiffe, Esq., Barrister at Law, 45 Fitzwilliam Square West, Dublin to Mary, second daughter of William Henry JACKSON, Esq., of Inane, Roscrea. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq.

·         ROD:1875-20-204-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. See above for detail … transfer of 3,000 pounds sterling as part of marriage agreement…

·         Marriage Cert: 1875 Mar 30 Luke Sweetman EIFFE Bachelor barrister Esq marriage Mary JACKSON, spinster, 56 Mountjoy Sq Dublin dau William Henry JACKSON Esq

·         ROD: 1875-20-202-1875 Mar 29-Meath -JACKSON, William H.-EIFFE-JACKSON. Image 643. BTW Lyke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Sq. City of Dublin Esq Barrister of 1st pt; William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq City od Dublin Esq & Mary JACKSON his second daughter spinster of 2nd pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq & Rev Francis Talbot PURCELL of Bangor North Wales clerk of 3rd pt. Intended marriage btw Luke EIFFE & Mary JACKSON … lands of Crickstown [Crickstown , Parish Crickstown], in Barony Ratoath. Co. Meath containing 284a 3r 16p part of estate of Luke EIFFE to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON & Rev. Francis Talbot PURCELL in trust. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq. NOTE: Landed Estates: In the 1870s the Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell of England owned 930 acres in county Cork, 1,217 acres in county Meath, 520 acres in county Dublin and 300 acres in King's County [county Offaly]. Based on his probate, he died Jul 8 1911 at Salop. Widow Fanny Jane PURCELL. NOTE: The connection in this deed was likely through the EIFFE family. Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell was born in 1833. In 1858, he married Fanny Jane, daughter of Edward Keane (Commander in the Royal Navy), and had seven children with her: James Edward (1866), John Norton (1870), Letitia Sarah (1860), Frances Isabella Mary (1862), Agnes Talbot (1864), Eleanor (1868), and May Eiffe (1873).

·         ROD: 1875-20-203-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. Btw William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq. City of Dublin, Esq. & Mary JACKSON spinster his 2nd daughter of 1st pt & Luke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Square City of Dublin Barrister of Law of 2nd pt… Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea  Co. Tipperary of 3rd pt… marriage to be between Mary JACKSON & Luke EIFFE William Henry JACKSON granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON £100 payable out of town and lands of Cromwellstown and part of lands of Kilteel containing 472a 3r 32p in Barony of Salt, Co. Kildare. NOTE: At Dublin, Luke Sweetman Eiffe, Esq., Barrister at Law, 45 Fitzwilliam Square West, Dublin to Mary, second daughter of William Henry JACKSON, Esq., of Inane, Roscrea. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq.

·         ROD:1875-20-204-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. See above for detail … transfer of 3,000 pounds sterling as part of marriage agreement…

[34] Luke Sweetman EIFFE

·         ROD: 1875-20-202-1875 Mar 29-Meath -JACKSON, William H.-EIFFE-JACKSON. Image 643. BTW Lyke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Sq. City of Dublin Esq Barrister of 1st pt; William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq City od Dublin Esq & Mary JACKSON his second daughter spinster of 2nd pt. Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq & Rev Francis Talbot PURCELL of Bangor North Wales clerk of 3rd pt. Intended marriage btw Luke EIFFE & Mary JACKSON … lands of Crickstown [Crickstown , Parish Crickstown], in Barony Ratoath. Co. Meath containing 284a 3r 16p part of estate of Luke EIFFE to hold to Henry Vincent JACKSON & Rev. Francis Talbot PURCELL in trust. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq. NOTE: Landed Estates: In the 1870s the Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell of England owned 930 acres in county Cork, 1,217 acres in county Meath, 520 acres in county Dublin and 300 acres in King's County [county Offaly]. Based on his probate, he died Jul 8 1911 at Salop. Widow Fanny Jane PURCELL. NOTE: The connection in this deed was likely through the EIFFE family. Reverend Francis Talbot Purcell was born in 1833. In 1858, he married Fanny Jane, daughter of Edward Keane (Commander in the Royal Navy), and had seven children with her: James Edward (1866), John Norton (1870), Letitia Sarah (1860), Frances Isabella Mary (1862), Agnes Talbot (1864), Eleanor (1868), and May Eiffe (1873).

·         ROD: 1875-20-203-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. Btw William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Sq. City of Dublin, Esq. & Mary JACKSON spinster his 2nd daughter of 1st pt & Luke EIFFE of Fitzwilliam Square City of Dublin Barrister of Law of 2nd pt… Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane near Roscrea  Co. Tipperary of 3rd pt… marriage to be between Mary JACKSON & Luke EIFFE William Henry JACKSON granted to Henry Vincent JACKSON £100 payable out of town and lands of Cromwellstown and part of lands of Kilteel containing 472a 3r 32p in Barony of Salt, Co. Kildare. NOTE: At Dublin, Luke Sweetman Eiffe, Esq., Barrister at Law, 45 Fitzwilliam Square West, Dublin to Mary, second daughter of William Henry JACKSON, Esq., of Inane, Roscrea. WITNESS: Henry Leland KELLY of 35 Clare St Dublin Solicitor & James BESSONET of No 5 Salem Place Dublin Esq.

·         ROD:1875-20-204-1875 Mar 29-Meath & Kildare-JACKSON, William H.-William H. JACKSON – Henry V. JACKSON. Image 644. See above for detail … transfer of 3,000 pounds sterling as part of marriage agreement…

·         Marriage Cert: 1875 Mar 30 Luke Sweetman EIFFE Bachelor barrister Esq marriage Mary JACKSON, spinster, 56 Mountjoy Sq Dublin dau William Henry JACKSON Esq

[35] Johanna Vincent JACKSON (abt 1856-abt 1889)

·         WIKI Tree – Maureen Ahern

·         Marriage Notice - Roscommon & Leitrim Gazette 27 May 1876. Johnstone and Jackson —Mav 18, in St George's Church, by the Rev. Canon Peacocke, Rector of the Parish, assisted by the Rev. John Wm Stubbs, Fellow of Trinity College Dublin, George Hamilton Johnstone, Captain Fermanagh Light lnfantry, of Eden House, county Donegal to Johanna Vincent, third daughter of Wm Henry Jackson, of Mountjoy Square Dublin, and Killarney House, Bray Esq.

·         Marriage Cert: 1876 May 18 George Hamilton JOHNSTON Capt. Eden Co Donegal son of Lieut. James JOHNSTON marriage at St. George’s Church, City of Dublin, to Johanna Vincent JACKSON 56 Mountjoy Sq Dublin dau of William Henry JACKSON Solicitor

·         ROD: 1876-28-267-1876 May 17-Kildare, Tyne, Donegal-JACKSON, Johanna V. -Johanna V. JACKSON- James HAMILTON Image 333 1870-1879. BTW Galbraith Hamilton of Eden [Eden, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], Co. Donegal Esq of 1st pt George Hamilton JOHNSTONE of Eden Co. Donegal Esq of 2nd pt William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Square City of Dublin esq of 3rd pt; Johanna Vincent JACKSON spinster one of the daughters of said William Henry JACKSON of 4th pt & James Panmier [Pannier?] HAMILTON of 26 Mountjoy Sq. one of her Majesty’s Counsel and Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq of 5th pt. Reciting marriage had btw George Hamilton JOHNSTONE and Johanna Vincent JACKSON agreed that Galbraith HAMILTON Grand Uncle of said George Hamilton JOHNSTON should grant to James P. HAMILTON and Henry Vincent JACKSON as trustees … lands of Ballyfalton [Ballyfatten, Parish Urney, Barony Strabane Lower], Barony Strabane, Co. Tyrone and lands of Maghe-upnaer [probably Magheramore, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh],  Dirk and Mullavin [probably Mullyvea Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], and trust of lands of Drumbohill [Drumboghill Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], called Lunapurt in Parish Enniskeel, Barony Boylough, Co. Donegal … lands of Crowae [?] and Drumboghill [Drumboghill, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh]  Barony Boylough Co. Donegal … lands of Cromwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] and Kilteel [probably Kilteel Upper, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt, in Co. Kildare … sum of £3,179 16.3 Bank Annuities in trust … WITNESS: Frederick Archer BARLOW of 14 North Great Georges St Dublin Solicitor and Henry MATHERS of 60 Lower Gardiner Street Esq. SEE ALSO: ROD: 1876-28-156. Image 278

·         Death Cert: 1889 Nov 9. 16 Upper Leeson Street married age 34 years Wife of J.P. Disease of liver 1 month. Dysentery 7 days. H.V. JACKSON present at death 12 Merrion Square.

[36] Capt George Hamilton JOHNSTONE

·         ROD: 1876-28-267-1876 May 17. Image 333 1870-1879. BTW Galbraith Hamilton of Eden [Eden, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], Co. Donegal Esq of 1st pt George Hamilton JOHNSTONE of Eden Co. Donegal Esq of 2nd pt William Henry JACKSON of Mountjoy Square City of Dublin esq of 3rd pt; Johanna Vincent JACKSON spinster one of the daughters of said William Henry JACKSON of 4th pt & James Panmier [Pannier?] HAMILTON of 26 Mountjoy Sq. one of her Majesty’s Counsel and Henry Vincent JACKSON of Inane Roscrea Co. Tipperary Esq of 5th pt. Reciting marriage had btw George Hamilton JOHNSTONE and Johanna Vincent JACKSON agreed that Galbraith HAMILTON Grand Uncle of said George Hamilton JOHNSTON should grant to James P. HAMILTON and Henry Vincent JACKSON as trustees … lands of Ballyfalton [Ballyfatten, Parish Urney, Barony Strabane Lower], Barony Strabane, Co. Tyrone and lands of Maghe-upnaer [probably Magheramore, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh],  Dirk and Mullavin [probably Mullyvea Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], and trust of lands of Drumbohill [Drumboghill Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh], called Lunapurt in Parish Enniskeel, Barony Boylough, Co. Donegal … lands of Crowae [?] and Drumboghill [Drumboghill, Parish Inishkeel, Barony Boylagh]  Barony Boylough Co. Donegal … lands of Cromwellstown [Cromwellstown, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt] and Kilteel [probably Kilteel Upper, Parish Killteel, Barony South Salt, in Co. Kildare … sum of £3,179 16.3 Bank Annuities in trust … WITNESS: Frederick Archer BARLOW of 14 North Great Georges St Dublin Solicitor and Henry MATHERS of 60 Lower Gardiner Street Esq. SEE ALSO: ROD: 1876-28-156. Image 278

·         Marriage Cert: 1876 May 18 George Hamilton JOHNSTON Capt. Fermanagh Militia Eden Co Donegal son James JOHNSTON Lieut. marriage at St. George’s Church, Dublin.  to Johanna Vincent JACKSON 56 Mountjoy Sq Dublin dau of William Henry JACKSON Solicitor.

[37] Emma Ruth HOPE (1837-1900)

·         Marriage: 11 Aug 1875. William Henry JACKSON, widower of 56 Mountjoy Sq. married Emma Ruth HOPE of Urelands, St. Fiaac's Church, Parish Clonegal, Co. Carlow dau of Ralph James HOPE JP.. WITNESSES: Abraham HOPE & Annesley Loftus DeRENZIE. NOTE: Annesley Loftus DeRenzie/Renzy's mother was Letitia James HOPE. (Info thanks to Ivan YATES) SEE: Clonegal Parish Records.

·         Death Cert: 1900 Jan 23 Emma Ruth JACKSON Killarney House Bray Co Wicklow widow age 63 Sarah Maloney present

[38] Johanna JACKSON b. abt 1763. bap 10 April 1763 St. Peter’s Church, City of Dublin

 
 

 

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