The Silver Bowl: Robert JACKSON 1728 of Armagh City

Robert JACKSON (1728-1821) and his known descendants

The earliest known person in this tree was Robert JACKSON (1728-1821) but I have yet to learn who his ancestors may have been. This could be key to better understanding other JACKSON lineages with deep roots in the linen industry and the merchant class that trace back to the mid-1600s.

One of my next steps will be to order copies of deeds in order to compare the actual signatures (and if lucky – family seals) and see if they are a match with other Robert JACKSONs who lived in Ireland during the same time frame.

Silverbowl website: Some of the JACKSON families who may or may not be ancestors or relations of Robert JACKSON (1728-1821).

· JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin This line of JACKSONs begins with a William JACKSON b. abt 1500 in Sapperton, Derbyshire, England. A merchant family, they had business ties to many other countries: America, France, Belgium, England and Ireland. They also included many Establishment Church clergy. The JACKSONs of Santry (Dublin) have been merged into this tree. Of special interest is Rev Daniel JACKSON (1651-1707) of Santry, Dublin, Ireland. Many of his descendants remained in Ireland.

· JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry So far, there are not any Robert JACKSONs in the right time frame in this tree to connect with the City of Armagh JACKSONs, although the fore-name of Robert is included.

o Lieut. Col. Robert JACKSON (aft 1765-aft 1798) was a 1^st cousin 3X removed of Rev. Robert JACKSON (1690-1733), and although there are no children recorded for either of them, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

o Rev. Robert JACKSON (1690-1733) leased lands in Castletownmore near Kells as did the ancestors of Coronet Robert JACKSON (bef 1765-aft 1801) of JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. NOTE: The birth and death dates for Coronet Robert JACKSON (bef 1765-aft 1801) of Seikeiran and Lieut. Col. Robert JACKSON (aft 1765-aft 1798) (of Coleraine?) are remarkably close.

· JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. Another linen family where a Coronet Robert JACKSON (bef 1765-aft 1801) of Seirkeiran leased lands at Castletownmoore near Kells as did the Rev. Robert JACKSON (1690-1733) of JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry.

· JACKSONs of Tartaraghan, Co. Armagh. There is no overlap in the townlands recorded in the known leases held by these JACKSONs with those held by the relations of Robert JACKSON (1728-1821) of City of Armagh, but these JACKSONs were of the same class and the name Robert JACKSON was common in both families.

· Jacksons of Tobermore.

· JACKSONs of Co. Down who first settled in Dundonald. A Robert JACKSON was the first known Irish-based resident in this line.

· Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff - Descendants. This tree starts with a Robert JACKSON of Crooked Staff, Dublin who died in 1711. The JACKSONs who were tanners in the late 1600s, are likely related to JACKSONs of Athy, Co. Kildare, and are also likely to be Quakers, or at very least, closely aligned with them through either marriages or business enterprises. In this family tree, there is a tanner Robert JACKSON (1688- aft 1725), Presbyterian of Dublin. We do not have any documentation of a wife or children for him, but this does not mean there were not any.

Castletownmore leases – an example of how leases can suggest place to look for links between families:

· 1710 Mar 8. ROD: 6-247-2068. Between Rev. John JACKSON of Clanshough in the County of Dublin Clk & Anne LEEDS of Castletown [Co. Meath], his widow, late widow & relict of Michael LEEDS of the City of Dublin Merchant deceased & daughter & heiress of Ald Phillip CASTLETON of the one part & Thomas MEAGHER Gent. & William ALDRICH Merchant & Gent Executors of the last Will and Testament of the said Michael LEEDS of the other part. The said Deed of release Witnesseth that the said John JACKSON and the said Anne LEEDS at Castleton his wife in consideration of the sum of one thousand pounds sterl and interest to them in hand paid by the said Thomas MEAGHER and William ALDRICH ....SEE: JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin and Santry JACKSONs.

· 1729 Feb 28 ROD: 63-77-42733. Feb 28, 1729, JACKSON-PIPPARD Book Index 1708-1729 A Memorial of a certain Deed Poll bearing date the twenty fifth day of February 1729 whereby the Revd Robert JACKSON Rector of Fatham of Lancashire did agree with all covenants speed to perfect a lease to John PIPPARD of the City of Dublin Esq. Of Castletownmoore. This Rev. John JACKSON was a grandson of Rev. Richard JACKSON (1602-1681) whose many descendants lived in Ireland and England. SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry.

· 1730. National Library, Dublin D: 16-275. Lease made by Mr. Robert Jackson of town and lands of Castletownmoor near Kells for 31 years to commence from said first May 1730 at said yearly rent of £80 above taxes to Mr. John Pippard and set by Mr. Pippard into holdings, the one to Valentine Elson Senior and Valentine Elson Junior and 65 pounds [?s] [?d] other to Capt. Bury Irwin at 62 pounds [?s] [?d] said PIPPARD has reserved ye last year of his lease to himself to [?s] [?d] said right of tenancy. The profit rent is £47 [?s] [?d] Capt. Irwin has given said PIPPARD £58 to stand as a security for his yearly rent which he forfeits if he suffers himself to be ejected for nonpayment of rent or other ways should leave said lands, but PIPPARD to allow him interest for said sum for said time he holds the same and set profit rent of if last year to go to said Irwin to reimburse him if so long he holds same which reduces [?] 1d said PIPPARD’s profit rent to £47 pounds 10 shillings rent or clear of all deductions. NOTE: This document was in relation to an 1801 legal case connected to this 1730 Lease which was connected to the JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran. It is not far-fetched to suggest that Mr Robert JACKSON of Grange was a son of Rev. Robert JACKSON of Tatham (not necessarily the result of a legal marriage).

Signature of Coronet Robert JACKSON (bef 1765-aft1801) of Grange, Kings Co. and later of Dublin. A son, grandson, and great-grandson of a succession of Robert JACKSONs, members of JACKSONs of Kings Co. - Seirkeiran.

· 1740 May 20 ROD: 98-390-68858. Henry PIPPARD of Drogheda administrator of George PIPPARD of Drogheda deceased of 1^st part & John PIPPARD of Castletownmore of Co of Meath of 2^nd & Alexander ERWIN [als IRWIN in same document] of City of Dublin of 3^rd pt & reciting that Jane JACKSON spinster and Abigail BUCKLEY als JACKSON widow sisters and heirs at law of Rev. Robert JACKSON formerly of Fathan [aka Tatham] Co Lancashire did by deed dated 19 Mar 1734 demise to John PIPPARD… town & lands of Castletownmoore… SEE: JACKSONs of Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland and Coleraine, Londonderry.

Mentions in my Blog postings of related interest:

Thomas and Samuel Jackson -Pewterers of London. Related to (see above) JACKSONs of Derbyshire, Berkshire, America & Dublin.
Jacksons of Grange Kings Co. Two brothers, Robert and Henry, got into a legal slug fest over land, and left documentary traces of the whole kafuffle. After this, it seems that Henry retreated east and set up a life for himself in Co. Wicklow. This is not unusual. Jackson families did not stay within carefully delineated County bounds.

· Jacksons of Co. Longford, Dublin & Kings Co. By 1832, Philip Jackson, who had married Jane Poole a daughter of Richard Poole, was residing in Ballinrahin Civil Parish of Clonsast, in the Barony of Coolestown, Kings Co.[see also: Deeds mentioning JACKSONs & POOLEs.]

1-Robert JACKSON[1] b. 1728, d. 27 Nov 1821, of Market St., Armagh, Co. Armagh

+ Sarah KNIPE[2] m. 2 Jun 1758, d. Bef 1799

+ Elizabeth SHIELDS[3] m. Bef 1801d. 3 Oct 1834

….2. Maria JACKSON[4] b. Hunch: 1786 d. Hunch: 3 Oct 1866 Warwick Terrace, Dublin, Co. Dublin

+ James MARTIN[5] b. , of Moy

……. 3 James MARTIN[6]

……. 3 Dr. Thomas MARTIN[7] b. abt 1808 d. 15 Feb 1883 Blackwatertown, Clonfeacle, Co. Armagh.

+ Emily PILLAR[8] d. aft 1883

………… 4 Unnamed Son[9]

………… 4 Unnamed Son[10]

………… 4 Emily Jane MARTIN[11]

………… 4 Unnamed Daughter[12]

………… 4 Unnamed Daughter[13]

….2. Robert William JACKSON[14] b. 1799, d. 18 Feb 1861, Belfast

….2. John JACKSON[15] Esq. b. Abt 1800, d. 25 Sep 1849, Of Ballynahonebeg House, Co. Armagh

+ Louisa STAMER[16] b. Abt 1809, m. 18 Nov 1823, Parish Church of St. Anne's [Dublin?], d. 1 Aug 1862, No 29 Upper Rathmines Co Dublin,

……. 3 Harriette JACKSON[17] b. Abt 1823 s. 28 March 1858 Dublin

+ James STANLEY[18] Esq. b. 1812, m. 20 Mar 1844, St. Mary's Church Newry, d. btw1844-1862, of The Grange, Co. Armagh

………… 4 Louisa Catherine STANLEY[19] b. After 1844, d. After 1866

+ Robert Liddell BROWN[20] b. 29 May 1842, m. 10 Sep 1866

……………. 5 Robert William BROWN[21] b. 15 Jan 1871, Dublin

………… 4 Robert William STANLEY[22] b. After 1844, d. After 1862

………… 4 John Jackson Stamer STANLEY[23] b. Abt 1850, d. 3 Feb 1894, Antwerp, Belgium

………… 4 Maria STANLEY[24] b. After 1844, d. After 1862

……. 3 John Stamer JACKSON[25] b. After 1823, d. btw1860-1877, Australia

……. 3 Robert William JACKSON[26] b. After 1823, d. Abt 1859, Alabama, USA

[1] Robert JACKSON

· PRONI T636: Pillow Manuscript: The Jackson Family of Armagh The family lived in a house in Church Lane at the head of Market Street. The first generation of the name in the Corporate records is in the year 1753, when Robert Jackson is mentioned. In 1763 Robert Jackson Armagh, merchant, was a trustee of the first Armagh Presbyterian church, and in an unpublished census of the inhabitants of Armagh, taken in the year 1770 is the following: Church Lane

*Name*	*Trade*	*Children*	*Servants*	*Religion*
*Robert Jackson & wife*	*linen merchant*	*none*	*1 Maid*	*Presbyterian*

· Bradshaw's Directory of the City of Armagh for the year 1819 is the following: - Jackson, Robert & Son, flour merchants, Market Street. Jackson, John, Coal merchant, Abbey Street. John was the name of Robert's son mentioned above. Robert Jackson married first Sarah Knipe but had no issue, he married secondly Elizabeth Shields and by her had issue John, and Robert William, sons and a daughter named Maria; and died November 27, 1821 in his 93rd year. John married daughter of the late Sir William Stamer of Dawson Street Dublin, and had issue at least one son and one daughter. The daughter married James Stanley, but they are both dead. John died on 25 September 1849, age 49 years. His Mother Elizabeth Jackson died on the 3 October, 1834, aged 76 years. Robert William studied law became a counselor, he died unmarried on the 18th day of February 1861 (age 62); leaving some landed property to his sister Maria who had married James Martin of Moy, merchant, they had three sons and three daughters. James Martin died [space left – no date given]

One of the sons named James died last spring, the other named Thomas studied medicine and became a M.D. He married Emily Pillar and had issue two sons and three daughters.

The Jackson gravestone is in the west side of the Cathedral graveyard, it is a slab of unpolished Armagh marble, and is 7 feet 3 inches long, by 3 feet 3 inches broad. The friend of his early days mentioned on the Tablet, was the late Very Rev. Brabazon William Disney, Dean of Armagh.

Married June 2, 1758 Robert Jackson & Sarah Knipe both of Armagh

Married January 1, 1805 James Martin, Moy & Maria Jackson, Armagh

Although Robert Jackson & Elizabeth Shields lived together as man & wife, it has been said that they were never married.

· Burial: (TGF Paterson Manuscript 114. Transcriptions at Armagh Museum) Underneath are deposited/ the mortal remains of Robert Jackson Esq./ who departed this life/ November 27 A.D. 1821/ in the 93^rd year of his age/ also Mrs Elizabeth Jackson who/ died the 3^rd October 1831 age 76 years/ and John Jackson Esq their son wh/o died the [ ]

September 1819 aged 19 years/

[ on a small tablet set into the above slab is the following inscription]

In memory of Robert William Jackson whose remains were buried in the vault below on the 18 February 1861 this tablet is inscribed by a friend of his early days.

NOTE: There seems to be a confusion between two John JACKSONs. The John JACKSON (1800-1849) who married Louisa STAMER and the John JACKSON (1800-1819) who died age 19. I suspect that it may have been an error in either the chiseling of the grave marker, or else in the transcription and that September 1819 aged 19 years should have read: September 1849 aged 49 years.

· 1761 Nov 7. ROD: 213-292-141162. Image 157 BTW John KNIPE of Ballymartrim in Parish & Co. Armagh and Alice KNIPE otherwise MATHORS his wife of 1 pt; John BURGES of Town & Co. Armagh Gent & William MATHORS of Killmore in Co. Armagh gent of 2^nd pt John POOLER of Tullymore Co. Armagh surviving trustess mentioned in will of Arthur KNIPE late of Ballymartrim Gent of 3^rd pt. & Robert JACKSON merchant of Town & Co. Armagh of 4^th pt. For £151.10.2 Robert JACKSON paid to John KNIPE to pay off fine due to his Grace the Lord Primate for the renewal of the lands of Ballymartrim Etra & Ballymartrim Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh & several debts due to John KNIPE … granted to Robert JACKSON lands of Ballmartrim Itra and Ballymartrim Outra in Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas ROE of City of Dublin Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin Gent Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

· 1762 Jun 30 ROD: 216-344-443143 Btw John KNIPE of Ballymahon [sic – Ballynahone, probably Ballynahone More, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSONArmagh in sd Co Merchant of the other pt.. To do with will of deceased KNIPE. Image 192. BTW John KNIPE of Ballymahon Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Merchant. Reciting that Arthur KNIPE of Ballymahone before his death published his will 3 Dec 1750 & vested in hands of Rev. Mr. Richard MAY since deceased & Mr. John POOLER of Tullemore Co. Armagh sum of £300 in trust for use of his sister Sarah KNIPE & in case she married without his consent & dyed without lawful issue then Arthur KNIPE by his will ordered the said sum of £300 be equally divided between his brother Samuel KNIPE & John KNIPE then living. James McGLEADS near Tanderagee witnessed that John KNIPE in consideration of a silver watch valued 5.13.9 paid by Robert JACKSON quit claim of the said Richard MAY John POOLER & Robert JACKSON… WITNESS: William RENNISON of [?]ullegoonegan & George THOMPSON of Cloghfin both in Co. Armagh Gents. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]. NOTE: Sarah KNIPE married Robert JACKSON (1728-1821) in 1758 - after her brother’s death.

· 1772 May 16 ROD: 288-351-191279 Image 197. Memorial of Articles of agreement dated May 16, 1772 btw Elizabeth KNIPE daughter of James KNIPE late of Ballymahum Co. Armagh Gent deceased of 1 pt; Robert JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Merchant of other pt. … sum of £22.15 paid to Elizabeth KNIPE by said Robert JACKSON … lands of Tullynickle [Tullynichol, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Barony … the said Robert JACKSON covenants that he will use his best endeavours lawfully to recover the said land of Tullynickle for benefit of said parties and said Elizabeth KNIPE agrees to allow her share of the cost of suit in recovering the said Townland of Tullynickle … WITNESS: George GOUGH of Armagh, carpenter and William THOMPSON of Eglish, miller. Memorial witnessed by George GOUGH; Robert HOLMES of Eglish Co. Armagh and John MOSSON of Armagh, dated May 19, 1772. Robert JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: I assume that Sarah KNIPE is related to Elizabeth KNIPE.

· 1777, Jan 27. ROD: 313-580-211019 Robert JACKSON, Linen Draper & George ROBINSON of Cavanacaw ... Image 311. BTW Robert JACKSON of Armagh, Co. Armagh Linen draper of 1 pt & George ROBINSON of [Cavanacaw, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh - NOTE: Kearney Hill is in Cavanacaw], Co. Armagh Esq of other pt. Reciting 10 Mar 1772 btw Hugh [CUMING?] of City of Dublin merchant of 1 pt & John POOLER executor of Samuel KNIPE late of Tyr[?] Co. Armagh by release 13 Jun 1757 demised to Samuel KNIPE for 14 years … John BOND … lands in Parish & Co. Armagh … Tullynickle [Tullynichol, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Co. & parish Armagh All hard to read and not central enough to transcribe when I noted it. One of the witnesses was James McCULLA.

· 1796 Jun 13ROD: 497-345-323581- POOLER-JACKSON Ballycromey. Image 134. Agreement made between John POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh. Of the one part Gent and Robert JACKSON of Armagh Esq. Of the other part both in County Armagh. Witnessed that John POOLER. In consideration of £100 given to him by Robert JACKSON granted to Robert JACKSON that field et cetera Meadow field in the townland of Ballycrummy, in the parish and County of Armagh. As was formerly held and enjoyed by H CUMMING and now held by Richard WHITTINGTON as tenant at will containing by estimate. 8a 2r and more or less. … with a proportion of the turf of bog. Crummy. … WITNESS: Wainwright PROCTOR of City of Armagh Gent George POOLER of Ballycrummy Co. Armagh Gent & Alexander BALLANTINE of Ballybrawly Co. Armagh Wheelright. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

· 1799 Mar 2 ROD: 519-173-338672- --POOLER to JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill. Ballycrummy, Armagh City. Image 95 A Meml of a Deed Poll or Instrument in ??? of bear^g date of 2 day of March 1799 between Jn^o POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Parish and Co of Armagh Gent of the one part and Rob^t JACKSON of the City and County of Armagh Esq of the other. ....transfer to Rob^t JACKSON ... all that the town and lands of Tullymore [Tullymore, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Situated in the Parish and Co. of Armagh ... in the presence of Stephen ARMITAGE... witnessed by Jn^o LONG of Armagh and Maria JACKSON of Armagh .... Tullymore & Mill?

· 1799 May 7 ROD: 519-311-340241 POOLER-JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill. Image 160. George POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], (list of lands seen in other POOLER deeds – Landlacken Aughavillan Aughnagallagh Rosemeen and Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh?], otherwise Aghavillan situate in Parish and Co. Armagh) to Robert JACKSON. WITNESSES Thomas CAMPBELL jr & Robert JACKSON jr.

· 1800 Jan 22 ROD: 526-236-344244-JACKSON, Robt- ATKINSON 1800. Image 126. Btw Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of City of Armagh 1 pt & Edward ATKINSON Esq. of City of Armagh of the other pt. .. lands of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh in possession and occupation of Edward ATKINSON and William POOLER and their undertenants. … mtg debt of £250 … WITNESS: William GOUGH of Armagh merchant Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

· 1802 Feb 13 ROD: 538-403-358519-JACKSON, Robert- POOLER-JACKSON Ballycrummy

· Image 537. John POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]in Parish & Co. ARMAGH & John JOHNSTON of Tamlett [Tamlaght, Parish of Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh, or Tamlaght, Parish of Eglish, in the Barony Armagh] In Parish & Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of City & co. Armagh Esq. of other pt. … incl Mill Race in Ballycrummy to be the property of Robert JACKSON … free to raise or lower the waters … WITNESS: John LONG of City of Armagh; John POOLER & William POOLER of Ballycrummy. Possible Robert JACKSON [SEAL] (it is hard to read)

[2] Sarah KNIPE

· 1758 Jun 2 marriage of Sarah KNIPE to Robert JACKSON.

· 1761 Nov 7. ROD: 213-292-141162. Image 157 BTW John KNIPE of Ballymartrim in Parish & Co. Armagh and Alice KNIPE otherwise MATHORS his wife of 1 pt; John BURGES of Town & Co. Armagh Gent & William MATHORS of Killmore in Co. Armagh gent of 2^nd pt John POOLER of Tullymore Co. Armagh surviving trustees mentioned in will of Arthur KNIPE late of Ballymartrim Gent of 3^rd pt. & Robert JACKSON merchant of Town & Co. Armagh of 4^th pt. For £151.10.2 Robert JACKSON paid to John KNIPE to pay off fine due to his Grace the Lord Primate for the renewal of the lands of Ballymartrim Etra & Ballymartrim Otra Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh & several debts due to John KNIPE … granted to Robert JACKSON lands of Ballmartrim Itra and Ballymartrim Outra in Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Thomas ROE of City of Dublin Gent & Andrew PRENTICE of City of Dublin Gent Robert JACKSON [SEAL]

· 1762 Jun 30 ROD: 216-344-443143 Btw John KNIPE of Ballymahon [sic – Ballynahone, probably Ballynahone More, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co Armagh Gent of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON Armagh in sd Co Merchant of the other pt.. To do with will of deceased KNIPE. Image 192. BTW John KNIPE of Ballymahon Co. Armagh of 1 pt & Robert JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Merchant. Reciting that Arthur KNIPE of Ballymahone before his death published his will 3 Dec 1750 & vested in hands of Rev. Mr. Richard MAY since deceased & Mr. John POOLER of Tullemore Co. Armagh sum of £300 in trust for use of his sister Sarah KNIPE & in case she married without his consent & dyed without lawful issue then Arthur KNIPE by his will ordered the said sum of £300 be equally divided between his brother Samuel KNIPE & John KNIPE then living. James McGLEADS near Tanderagee witnessed that John KNIPE in consideration of a silver watch valued 5.13.9 paid by Robert JACKSON quit claim of the said Richard MAY John POOLER & Robert JACKSON… WITNESS: William RENNISON of [?]ullegoonegan & George THOMPSON of Cloghfin both in Co. Armagh Gents. Robert JACKSON [SEAL]. NOTE: Sarah KNIPE married Robert JACKSON (1728-1821) in 1758 - after her brother’s death.

· 1772 May 16 ROD: 288-351-191279 Image 197. Memorial of Articles of agreement dated May 16, 1772 btw Elizabeth KNIPE daughter of James KNIPE late of Ballymahum Co. Armagh Gent deceased of 1 pt; Robert JACKSON of Armagh Co. Armagh Merchant of other pt. … sum of £22.15 paid to Elizabeth KNIPE by said Robert JACKSON … lands of Tullynickle [Tullynichol, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Barony … the said Robert JACKSON covenants that he will use his best endeavours lawfully to recover the said land of Tullynickle for benefit of said parties and said Elizabeth KNIPE agrees to allow her share of the cost of suit in recovering the said Townland of Tullynickle … WITNESS: George GOUGH of Armagh, carpenter and William THOMPSON of Eglish, miller. Memorial witnessed by George GOUGH; Robert HOLMES of Eglish Co. Armagh and John MOSSON of Armagh, dated May 19, 1772. Robert JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: I assume that Sarah KNIPE is related to Elizabeth KNIPE.

[3] Elizabeth SHIELDS

September 1819 aged 19 years/

[ on a small tablet set into the above slab is the following inscription]

In memory of Robert William Jackson whose remains were buried in the vault below on the 18 February 1861 this tablet is inscribed by a friend of his early days.

[4] Maria JACKSON

· 1799 Mar 1 ROD: 519-173-338671POOLER-POOLER Tullymore & Mill. Image 95 1739-1810. BTW George POOLER of Ballycrumy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Co. Armagh Gent of 1 pt & John POOLER of Ballycromy Co. Armagh Gent son of George POOLER of the other pt. George POOLER granted to son John POOLER lands of Tullymore [Tullymore, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh], in Parish & Co. Armagh in possession of Stephen ARMITAGE and his undertenants. Held under See of Armagh… mortgage debt of £250 due to Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. WITNESS: Mr LONG of Armagh & Maria JACKSON Armagh.

· 1799 Mar 2. ROD: 519-173-338672. POOLER to JACKSON Book 2 (1739-1810) Tullymore & Mill. Ballycrummy, Armagh City. Image 95. A Meml of a Deed Poll or Instrument in ??? of bear^g date of 2 day of March 1799 between Jn^o POOLER of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in the Parish and Co of Armagh Gent of the one part and Rob^t JACKSON of the City and County of Armagh Esq of the other. ....transfer to Rob^t JACKSON ... all that the town and lands of Tullymore [Tullymore , Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony of Armagh],Situated in the Parish and Co. of Armagh ... in the presence of Stephen ARMITAGE... witnessed by Jn^o LONG of Armagh and Maria JACKSON of Armagh .... Tullymore & Mill?

· 1805 Jan 1. PRONI T636: Pillow Manuscript: Married January 1, 1805 James Martin, Moy & Maria Jackson, Armagh

· 1863 Nov 26 ROD: 1863-38-28 JACKSON-Image 200 BTW Maria MARTIN of Mount Cottinyn Co. Down Widow of 1 pt & Eliza ATKINSON and Sarah ATKINSON of Firgrove Co. Dublin spinsters of other pt. Whereby reciting (among other things) conveyance under Irish Church Temporalities Act by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland to Robert William JACKSON subject to the annual payment of £74.9.9 and reciting the death of Robert William JACKSON and the devise by him of all his property to his sister Maria MARTIN party to the indenture of which this is a memorial, Maria MARTIN granted to Eliza ATKINSON and Sarah ATKINSON the farm of land containing 7a part and parcel of lands of Ballycromer otherwise Ballycromery otherwise Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], a subdenomination of the lands of Lanagher [??], Aughervillen [??], Aughegallagh [possibly Corr and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny, Beromine, Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [probably Tullymore Agowan, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and Carricktrodden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], or some or one of them as in possession of said Eliza ATKINSON & Sarah ATKINSON … in Barony Armagh, Co. Armagh … to the use of Eliza ATKINSON & Sarah ATKINSON yearly rent (subject to increase or diminish according to the price of oats) payable by Maria MARTIN to the See of Armagh WITNESS: John VOGAN of No 15 Middle Gardiner St. City of Dublin and Charles WOODWARD of No 43 Dame St in City of Dublin both solicitors. Maria MARTIN [SEAL]

· PRONI T636: Pillow Manuscript: The Jackson Family of Armagh. Robert William studied law became a counselor, he died unmarried on the 18th day of February 1861 (age 62); leaving some landed property to his sister Maria who had married James Martin of Moy, merchant, they had three sons and three daughters.

· 1866 Jun 7 ROD:1866-17-179 -JACKSON-Image 118. BTW Maria MARTIN of Warwick Terrace Leeson Park City of Dublin widow sole legatee named in will of Robert William JACKSON late of City of Armagh Esq. Barrister at Law deceased of 1 pt and Robert BURKE of Mecantram [??] Co. Armagh farmer of the other pt. Reciting that the said Robert William JACKSON since deceased had will dated 23 Mar 1859 whereby he gave and devised all his property to his sister Maria MARTIN (party thereto) and reciting she demised to Robert BURKE part of the lands of Tullyglish [Tullyglush, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] formerly held by John TOOLE and known by name of Carrabane otherwise Canaban as was demised to Robert BURKE by the [?] in part recited annual lease 9 Oct 1787 containing 126a 1r 24p and also 24a 3r 13p Plantation Measure of cut out spent or reclaimed bog containing in the whole 151a 37p in Parish of Keady Manor of Toaghe, Barony & Co. Armagh…..

· Death Cert: Hunch: Maria MARTIN age 80 Dublin (no image)

· Probate: Maria MARTIN late of Warwick Terrace Leeson Park, Co. Dublin Widow who died 3 Oct 1866 approved by oath of Eliza MARTIN , Spinster one of executors EFFECTS: Under £600.

[5] James MARTIN

[6] James MARTIN

[7] Dr. Thomas MARTIN

[8] Emily PILLAR

[9] Unnamed Son

[10] Unnamed Son

[11] Emily Jane MARTIN

[12] Unnamed Daughter

[13] Unnamed Daughter

[14] Robert William JACKSON (1799-1861)

· JACKSONs at Trinity College, Dublin Robert William JACKSON S.C. (Dr. Burrowes), Aug 7, 1815, aged 16; son of Robert JACKSON, Generosus [Gent. “of noble birth”]; b Armagh. BA. AEst. 1819. MA AEst 1823.

· 1823 Nov 17 ROD:786-362-531897. Marriage Arts 1822-1824. JACKSON-STAMER Marriage Article Notes in 2009 diary 1821-1825 Lisadian,[probably Lisadian, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]. Image 217. Marriage Deed between John JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. of 1^st pt & Sir William STAMER, City of Dublin, Baronet & Louisa STAMER spinster one of the daughters of William STAMER of 2^nd part & William STAMER second son of Sir William STAMER & Robert William JACKSON of said City of Armagh, Esq. Of 3^rd part. Whereby the said John JACKSON in consideration of a marriage between him & Louisa STAMER did assign to William STAMER the younger & Robert William JACKSON ... an annuity of £200/year payable out of the lands of Bellaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Ballinahonebeg , [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] and Lisadean [probably Lisadian, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish & Co. Armagh enabling them to levy a sum of £2000 by sale or mortgage of said lands. … covenant on the said John JACKSON for the renewal of leases from the Archbishop of Armagh as to the lands of Ballynahonebeg and Bellaghy from the See of Armagh and also from Rev Doctor WOODWARD and his Representative of the lands and Mill of Lesadian. WITNESS: Joseph RAWLINGS, City of Dublin, Gent & James BELL, City of Dublin, Gent. SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1824 Dec 17. ROD:798-321-539056-JACKSON, John--STAMER 1822-1824. Image 201 John JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Reciting 17 Nov 1823 in contemplation of marriage of John JACKSON with Louisa STAMER one of the daughters of Sir William STAMER of City of Dublin Bart of 1^st pt; Sir William STAMER & Louisa STAMER of 2^nd pt; Robert William JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. STAMER paid to John JACKSON of marriage portion of £1,000 & £2,000 part … WITNESS: Rev. Henry F. WILLIAMS. John JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: This Robert William JACKSON was likely a brother of John JACKSON (bef 1801-bef 1862)

· 1826 Aug 18. ROD: 816-389-549925-JACKSON, Robert W Image 265. between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON Esq. of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other. In consideration of £923.1.6 granted to John JACKSON the tenement & Dwelling House back houses offices and Gardens formerly in possession of Richard WHITTINGTON and his undertenants in Irish Street City of Armagh one tenement containing in front to Irish Street 37’ and extending in the rere to New Lane and in breadth to New Lane 54’ bounded on the North by Mr. HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the south by Charter School Lane the other tenement containing in front to Irish Street 94’ bounded on the North by Mr. HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the South by Charter School Lane in depth from front to rere 103’ and in breadth in the rere 21’ bounded on the North by Charter School Lane and on the South by tenements in possession of Mrs. MACAN and also that Garden or lot of ground next to and adjoining his Grace the Lord Primates Demesne containing 3r 16p English measure and also tenement on north side of Primrose Lane in City of Armagh containing 274’ in front to Primrose Lane, 140’ in depth fronting New Lane leading to the Charter School in the whole 1r 32p all formerly held by Owen CALLAGHAN and afterwards in possession of said Richard WHITTINGTON and also all that Dwelling House formerly occupied by Mr. McCRACKEN and also the Coach House adjoining formerly in possession of the late Samuel FALKNER of City of Dublin Esq. and afterwards in possession of Richard WHITTINGTON bounded in part to Charter School Lane in front to said Lane containing 30’ bounded on the West by part of said Richard WHITTINGTONs tenement and on the North by a part of said Richard WHITTINGTON’s tenement and containing in breadth on the North 30’ and on the East by part of said Richard WHITTINGTONs containing in length to east side 47’ to hold to John JACKSON … and the said Robert William JACKSON did thereby for himself his executors and administrators covenant together with the said John JACKSON his executors .. that he the said Robert William JACKSON had then in himself good right full power with the said John JACKSON all the above leases. WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON[SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1826 Aug 18 ROD: 816-391-549926-JACKSON, Robt W JACKSON 1825-1827. Image 266 between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Reciting Robert William JACKSON in consideration of 923.1.6 ½ paid by John JACKSON sold to John JACKSON all his share in Robert William JACKSON of equity to come out of a mtge debt of 2,000 due and owing by William BYERS of town of Claremount Co. Armagh which Robert William JACKSON was equally entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of the will of Robert JACKSON late of the city and County of Armagh Esq. deceased .. half town and lands of Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine otherwise Claymain [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh. … WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1826 Aug 18. ROD: 816-391-549926-JACKSON, Robt W JACKSON 1825-1827. Image 266 between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Reciting Robert William JACKSON in consideration of 923.1.6 ½ paid by John JACKSON sold to John JACKSON all his share in Robert William JACKSON of equity to come out of a mtge debt of 2,000 due and owing by William BYERS of town of Claremount Co. Armagh which Robert William JACKSON was equally entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of the will of Robert JACKSON late of the city and County of Armagh Esq. deceased .. half town and lands of Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine otherwise Claymain [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh. … WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON[SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1829 May 2. ROD: 846-108-566608-JACKSON, John- Graves1828-1832. Image 64. William BYERS of town of Charlemont Co Armagh Linen merchant & John JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh executor of will of Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh deceased of 2^nd pt…William Whitelaw ALGEE of City of Armagh Esq. executor of last will of Robert LIVINGSTON late of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. John THOMPSON of Middle Gardiner St Co. Dublin & one of the executors in will of Robert LIVINGSTON of 4^th pt. Reciting that BYERS being possessed and entitled to the half plow land of Clonmaine [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West … residue of 900 year lease from 1 Mar 1773 … BYERS in deed 7 Aug 1816 sold to Robert JACKSON the said ½ townland Clonmaine … and reciting will of Robert JACKSON and probate to said John JACKSON and Robert William JACKSON the named executors … granted to John THOMPSON … BYERs £2,860.10.9 paid by William Whitelaw ALGEO .. said John JACKSON paid two sums making together the sum of £4,770.13.10 … half townlands of Clonmaine orwise Clonmaine orse Clanmaine orse Claymaine in Parish Loughall Barony Oneiland orse called Oneiland West Co. Armagh with all Messuages Houses Buildings Bogs Mosses Woods Waters Mines Minerals and Quarries … William BYERS John JACKSON William Whitelaw ALGO & John THOMPSON. WITNESS: John STANLEY of City & Co. Armagh Merchant & Joshua Thomas NOBLE of City of Armagh Surveyor. William BYERS [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. NOTE: John STANLEY (1812-1873), a solicitor, may be the brother of James STANLEY (1812-btw 1844-1862)

· 1832 Jan 24. ROD: 879-460-583460-JACKSON, Robt W- QUIN 1828-1832. Image 530. BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh Esq. Barrister at law of 1 pt; Silvester QUINN of City of Armagh Esq of other pt. … reciting in consideration of £500 paid to Silvester QUINN lands of Lanagher, Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly], Aughegallagh [possibly Corr and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine [??], Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [probably Tullymore Agowan, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish Barony Co. Armagh & part of Quarter of townland of Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh in possession of Robert William JACKSON or his undertenants… and also the Water Mill and Corn Mill of Tandragee [Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower,] with the water course and appurtenances, lands of Armabreagogh [Armaghbrague, Parish Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] the Tate and lands of Tullynagin [Tullynagin, Parish Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper and half tate of Tullybrone [Tullybrone, Parish Lisnadil (Upper Fews portion), Barony Fews Upper] also 20a of Tanebrage [??] and lands of Tullyregan [??] all in Parish Armagh in Barony Upper Fews and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish Mullaghbrack Barony of Lower Fews Co. Armagh and part of Tullyglush [Tullyglush, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh,] in Parish of Keady Barony & Co. Armagh and also Carrabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in parish Keady containing 126a … more details. … WITNESS: John QUINN of City of Armagh Attorney & Jacob BARRETT of City of Armagh Gent Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1832 Feb 1 880-191-583691-JACKSON, Robt W- JACKSON 1828-1832 Image 105. BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh Barrister of 1^st pt. Elizabeth JACKSON of City of Armagh widow of the other pt. reciting where Robert William JACKSON stood Justly and truly indebted to the said Elizabeth JACKSON in the sum of £3,000 lent and advanced by said Elizabeth JACKSON… Robert William JACKSON then transferred several parcels of land Lanagher, Agherwillen [possibly Aghavilly], Aughegallagh [possibly Corr and Aughantarragh, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny]], Beromine[??], Tullymore otherwise Aughalin [probably Tullymore Agowan, Parish Eglish (Tiranny portion), Barony Tiranny] and Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], in Parish Barony & Co. Armagh. Also Ballyubrawley [probably Ballybrolly, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish Barony Co. Armagh and that part of the quarter of the townland of Mullabrack [Mullaghbrack, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish of Mullabrack, Barony Lower Fews, Co. Armagh and part of lands of Teemore [Teemore, Parish Mullaghbrack (Lower Fews portion), Barony Fews Lower] in Parish of Mullabrack and lands of Tullyglush [Tullyglush, Parish Keady, Barony Armagh] in Parish of Keady, Co. Armagh containing 106a 1r 30p and lands of Carlabane [probably Cargaclogher Parish Keady, Barony Armagh], in Parish of Keady Co. Armagh containing 126a in actual possession of Elizabeth JACKSON for payment of £3,000 WITNESS: John QUIN & Jacob BARRETT both of City Armagh. SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1844 Mar 19. ROD:1844-5-185 JACKSON-John JACKSON – Robert JACKSON. Image 348. BTW John JACKSON of Ballinahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in the county of Armagh Esq. of the first part Henriette JACKSON only daughter of the said John JACKSON of the second part James STANLEY of Armagh in the county of Armagh gent of the third part and Robert William JACKSON of London Esquire Barrister at law and John STANLEY the younger of Armagh, Co. Armagh trustees nominated and appointed for the purposes therein after mentioned of the 4th part. Marriage to be had btw James STANLEY & Harriette JACKSON reciting indenture of which this a memorial. John JACKSON confirmed to Robert William JACKSON and John STANLEY for lives of James STANLEY & Harriette JACKSON one annuity or clear yearly rent charge or annual sum of £50 to be charged against townlands of Ballynahonebeg, Bellaghy ors Bellaghey Bellaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]and Lisadian [probably Lisadian, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] in Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh unto Robert William JACKSON & John STANLEY … provisions for future children of Harriette JACKSON … WITNESS: James BARNES of Newry & Charles STANLEY of Armagh Co, Armagh Gent. John JACKSON [SEAL]

o SEE: 1877 April 4. News Article from Australia.

o SEE: Will of Louisa Jackson in Dublin Probates.

o SEE: Dublin Marriages. And BNL BMD: On the 18th of November instant, in the Parish Church of St. Anne's, by the Honourable and Rev. John Pomeroy, John Jackson, Esq., of Armagh to Louisa, third daughter of Sir William Stamer, Bart. of Dawson-street.

· PRONI Reference: D889/1/317. 13 September 1844 Lease for 19 yrs, by Robert Wm. Jackson, barrister, of Armagh, John Jackson, of Ballynahonebeg, to Philip Keenan, of Armagh, of 5 acres, two roods and 5 perches, Ballycrummis, Co. Armagh. Rent £13.16.7. Renewal clause.

· 1844 Sep 13 ROD: 1844-17-300 JACKSON-Image 600. BTW Robert William JACKSON of Armagh City of Armagh Barrister at Law of 1^st pt John JACKSON of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] City of Armagh Esq. of 2^nd pt & Philip KEENAN of City Armagh Esq Barrister at Law of 1^st pt & John JACKSON of Ballynahonebeg Co. Armagh Esq of 2^nd pt & Philip KEENAN of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. Robert William JACKSON with consent of John JACKSON let to Philip KEENAN part of town and lands of Ballycrummy [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], containing 5a 2r 5p English Statute measure on which a distillery or Brewery had been erected together with the advantage of the stream of Water and Water courses as the same ran through the lands as formerly enjoyed by Nicholas HUTCHESON and as then enjoyed by Philip KEENAN and bounded on the East by Major THORNTON’s land on the south by the road leading from Armagh to Caledon on the west by Mr. SAVAGE’s farm and on the North by the said Robert William JACKSON’s land all in townland Ballycrummy, Parish, Barony & Co. Armagh … WITNESS: Jacob BARRETT & John McKEE of City of Armagh

· 1850 Apr 25 ROD: 1850-9-165 JACKSON-Image 168. BTW Robert William JACKSON of Armagh Esq. of 1^st pt; Jacob BARRETT of Armagh solicitor of 2^nd pt; Robert William JACKSON the younger of City of Armagh Gent Admons of the Goods and so forth the will annexed of John JACKSON late of Armagh Esq. deceased of 3^rd pt; the said Robert William JACKSON the younger of the 4^th pt James STANLEY of Blundel’s Grange [Grange Blundel, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co. Armagh Gent & Harriet STANLEY otherwise JACKSON his wife of 5^th pt. Stamer JACKSON [aka John Stamer JACKSON] of Armagh Gent of 6^th pt & Rev. Richard ALLOTT of Armagh of 7^th pt. … [previous agreements] … Lands of Ballybrawley [Ballybrolly, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion)] 8a 2r 13p, 30p and 48p making 9a 1p formerly in possession of Francis GERVAISE … rights of Richard ALLOTT … Indenture 8 Feb 1811 mentioned in affixed map an open and free passage to Robert William JACKSON of continuing on said road the breadth of itself outside the Boundary of the said premises until it meets the Road leading to John JACKSON’s Mill trespass free together with permission to lower the drain in the farm occupied by LEMON and the right of way using the passage to the houses commonly called Feighans [Houres?] … bounded … Samuel KNIPE … indenture 15 Aug 1843 [another 1 ½ pages of more detail] Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] the elder

· 1855 Feb 27 ROD:1858-8-156 JACKSON-Image 284. BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh esq of 1 pt & Walter McGeough BOND of the Argory Co. Armagh Esq. of the other pt. Reciting… Robert William JACKSON granted to Walter McGeough BOND in his actual possession … 30a Ballycromie [Ballycrummy, Parish Armagh (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh (otherwise known by name of Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] NOTE: Carricktroddan is on the northern border of Ballycrummy] subject to payment of rent. WITNESS: James McWATTY of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan & John STANLEY of Armagh Esq. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Probably John STANLEY (?-aft 1862) son of James STANLEY (1812-1823) & Harriette JACKSON, dau of John JACKSON & Louisa STAMER. Robert William JACKSON probably not the one who died in Alabama after 1859 a son of John JACKSON & Louisa STAMER. There were a significant number of Court Cases that a Robert William JACKSON lost.

· Probate: Probate: June 1, 1861: same death date: Letters of Administration of the estate of Robert William JACKSON late of City of Armagh, Co. Armagh Esq. Barrister-at-Law, a Bachelor and Bastard of illegitimate person deceased died 15 Feb 1861 at Belfast granted at Principal Registry to Jacob BARRETT of No 15 Middle Gardiner Street Dublin and of Armagh Attorney-at-Law the Nominee of the Right Honourable Thomas O’HAGAN her majesty’s Attorney General-at-Law for Ireland. EFFECTS: Under £1,000.

· Probate: 3 June 1862 Letters of Administration (with will annexed) of the personal estate of Robert William Jackson late of the City of Armagh Esquire barrister at law deceased who died 15 February 1861 at Belfast in the county of Antrim were granted at the Principal Registry to Jacob Barrett of the city of Armagh and of #15 Middle Gardner St Dublin attorney at law for the benefit of Maria Martin widow the sister and Universal Legatee. By order of Court 27 May 1862. EFFECTS: Under £1,500.

· Death Cert: not found: 15 February 1861

September 1819 aged 19 years/

[ on a small tablet set into the above slab is the following inscription]

In memory of Robert William Jackson whose remains were buried in the vault below on the 18 February 1861 this tablet is inscribed by a friend of his early days.

[15] John JACKSON Esq

· 1824 Dec 17. ROD:798-321-539056-JACKSON, John--STAMER 1822-1824 .Image 201 John JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Reciting 17 Nov 1823 in contemplation of marriage of John JACKSON with Louisa STAMER one of the daughters of Sir William STAMER of City of Dublin Bart of 1^st pt; Sir William STAMER & Louisa STAMER of 2^nd pt; Robert William JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. STAMER paid to John JACKSON of marriage portion of £1,000 & £2,000 part … WITNESS: Rev. Henry F. WILLIAMS. John JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: This Robert William JACKSON was likely a brother of John JACKSON (bef 1801-bef 1862)

· 1826 Aug 18. ROD: 816-389-549925-JACKSON, Robert W Image 265. between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON Esq. of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other. In consideration of £923.1.6 granted to John JACKSON the tenement & Dwelling House back houses offices and Gardens formerly in possession of Richard WHITTINGTON and his undertenants in Irish Street City of Armagh one tenement containing in front to Irish Street 37’ and extending in the rere to New Lane and in breadth to New Lane 54’ bounded on the North by Mr. HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the south by Charter School Lane the other tenement containing in front to Irish Street 94’ bounded on the North by Mr. HUTCHINSONs tenement and on the South by Charter School Lane in depth from front to rere 103’ and in breadth in the rere 21’ bounded on the North by Charter School Lane and on the South by tenements in possession of Mrs. MACAN and also that Garden or lot of ground next to and adjoining his Grace the Lord Primates Demesne containing 3r 16p English measure and also tenement on north side of Primrose Lane in City of Armagh containing 274’ in front to Primrose Lane, 140’ in depth fronting New Lane leading to the Charter School in the whole 1r 32p all formerly held by Owen CALLAGHAN and afterwards in possession of said Richard WHITTINGTON and also all that Dwelling House formerly occupied by Mr. McCRACKEN and also the Coach House adjoining formerly in possession of the late Samuel FALKNER of City of Dublin Esq. and afterwards in possession of Richard WHITTINGTON bounded in part to Charter School Lane in front to said Lane containing 30’ bounded on the West by part of said Richard WHITTINGTONs tenement and on the North by a part of said Richard WHITTINGTON’s tenement and containing in breadth on the North 30’ and on the East by part of said Richard WHITTINGTONs containing in length to east side 47’ to hold to John JACKSON … and the said Robert William JACKSON did thereby for himself his executors and administrators covenant together with the said John JACKSON his executors .. that he the said Robert William JACKSON had then in himself good right full power with the said John JACKSON all the above leases. WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1826 Aug 18 ROD: 816-391-549926-JACKSON, Robt W JACKSON 1825-1827. Image 266 between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Reciting Robert William JACKSON in consideration of 923.1.6 ½ paid by John JACKSON sold to John JACKSON all his share in Robert William JACKSON of equity to come out of a mtge debt of 2,000 due and owing by William BYERS of town of Claremount Co. Armagh which Robert William JACKSON was equally entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of the will of Robert JACKSON late of the city and County of Armagh Esq. deceased .. half town and lands of Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine otherwise Claymain [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh. … WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. William JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1826 Aug 18. ROD: 816-391-549926-JACKSON, Robt W JACKSON 1825-1827. Image 266 between Robert William JACKSON of the City of London barrister at law Esq. of the one part and John JACKSON of Green Park in the County of Armagh of the other … Reciting Robert William JACKSON in consideration of 923.1.6 ½ paid by John JACKSON sold to John JACKSON all his share in Robert William JACKSON of equity to come out of a mtge debt of 2,000 due and owing by William BYERS of town of Claremount Co. Armagh which Robert William JACKSON was equally entitled with John JACKSON by virtue of the will of Robert JACKSON late of the city and County of Armagh Esq. deceased .. half town and lands of Colonmaine otherwise Clononaine otherwise Claymain [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West] in Barony of ONeiland West Co. Armagh. … WITNESS: Silvester QUINN Gent & William TWINANE [?] farmer. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan.

· 1829 May 2. ROD: 846-108-566608-JACKSON, John -Graves1828-1832. Image 64. William BYERS of town of Charlemont Co Armagh Linen merchant & John JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh executor of will of Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh deceased of 2^nd pt…William Whitelaw ALGEE of City of Armagh Esq. executor of last will of Robert LIVINGSTON late of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. John THOMPSON of Middle Gardiner St Co. Dublin & one of the executors in will of Robert LIVINGSTON of 4^th pt. Reciting that BYERS being possessed and entitled to the half plow land of Clonmaine [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West … residue of 900 year lease from 1 Mar 1773 … BYERS in deed 7 Aug 1816 sold to Robert JACKSON the said ½ townland Clonmaine … and reciting will of Robert JACKSON and probate to said John JACKSON and Robert William JACKSON the named executors … granted to John THOMPSON … BYERs £2,860.10.9 paid by William Whitelaw ALGEO .. said John JACKSON paid two sums making together the sum of £4,770.13.10 … half townlands of Clonmaine orwise Clonmaine orse Clanmaine orse Claymaine in Parish Loughall Barony Oneiland orse called Oneiland West Co. Armagh with all Messuages Houses Buildings Bogs Mosses Woods Waters Mines Minerals and Quarries … William BYERS John JACKSON William Whitelaw ALGO & John THOMPSON. Witness John STANLY of City & Co. Armagh Merchant & Joshua Thomas NOBLE of City of Armagh Surveyor. William BYERS [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. NOTE: John STANLEY (1812-1873), a solicitor, may be the brother of James STANLEY (1812-btw 1844-1862)

· 1829 May 2. ROD: 846-108-566608-JACKSON, John- Graves1828-1832. Image 64. William BYERS of town of Charlemont Co Armagh Linen merchant & John JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh executor of will of Robert JACKSON of City of Armagh deceased of 2^nd pt…William Whitelaw ALGEE of City of Armagh Esq. executor of last will of Robert LIVINGSTON late of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. John THOMPSON of Middle Gardiner St Co. Dublin & one of the executors in will of Robert LIVINGSTON of 4^th pt. Reciting that BYERS being possessed and entitled to the half plow land of Clonmaine [Clonmain, Parish Loughgall (ONeilland West portion), Barony Oneilland West … residue of 900 year lease from 1 Mar 1773 … BYERS in deed 7 Aug 1816 sold to Robert JACKSON the said ½ townland Clonmaine … and reciting will of Robert JACKSON and probate to said John JACKSON and Robert William JACKSON the named executors … granted to John THOMPSON … BYERs £2,860.10.9 paid by William Whitelaw ALGEO .. said John JACKSON paid two sums making together the sum of £4,770.13.10 … half townlands of Clonmaine orwise Clonmaine orse Clanmaine orse Claymaine in Parish Loughall Barony Oneiland orse called Oneiland West Co. Armagh with all Messuages Houses Buildings Bogs Mosses Woods Waters Mines Minerals and Quarries … William BYERS John JACKSON William Whitelaw ALGO & John THOMPSON. WITNESS John STANLY of City & Co. Armagh Merchant & Joshua Thomas NOBLE of City of Armagh Surveyor. William BYERS [SEAL] John JACKSON [SEAL] SEE: JACKSONs of Tartaraghan. NOTE: John STANLEY (1812-1873), a solicitor, may be the brother of James STANLEY (1812-btw 1844-1862)

o SEE: 1877 April 4. News Article from Australia.

o SEE: Will of Louisa Jackson in Dublin Probates.

· 1845 He moved from Ballynahonebeg: "HAVING been favoured with instructions from JOHN JACKSON, Esq., of Ballynahonebeg House, to announce to the public that the entire set of his Household Furniture, which is principally new, select, and fashionable, Plate, Plated Ware, choice and valuable selection of Oil Paintings, prime Beds, Bedding, Carpeting, House and Table Linens, &c. &c., will positively be Sold by Auction, without reserve, about the middle of the month of August next, the particulars of which due notice will be given, as Mr. JACKSON and family are about to remove to a more congenial climate." Armagh Guardian. Armagh, 1st June, 1845.

· Death: 1849, Sept 25.

September 1819 aged 19 years/

[ on a small tablet set into the above slab is the following inscription]

In memory of Robert William Jackson whose remains were buried in the vault below on the 18 February 1861 this tablet is inscribed by a friend of his early days.

· Griffiths 1854: Ballynahonebeg, Parish Lisnadill: Lessor: Reps of John JACKSON; Occupant George McWilliams; House Offices, thrashing mill and Land Area: 113.0.10 plus 10.0.30; Land Value: £178.10.0 plus £27.0.0 Buildings Value: £20.0.0; Total assessment: £225.0.0

[16] Louisa STAMER

· 1824 Dec 17. ROD:798-321-539056-JACKSON, John--STAMER 1822-1824 .Image 201 John JACKSON of City & Co. Armagh Esq. Reciting 17 Nov 1823 in contemplation of marriage of John JACKSON with Louisa STAMER one of the daughters of Sir William STAMER of City of Dublin Bart of 1^st pt; Sir William STAMER & Louisa STAMER of 2^nd pt; Robert William JACKSON Esq. of City of Armagh of 3^rd pt. STAMER paid to John JACKSON of marriage portion of £1,000 & £2,000 part … WITNESS: Rev. Henry F. WILLIAMS. John JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: This Robert William JACKSON was likely a brother of John JACKSON (bef 1801-bef 1862)

[17] Harriette JACKSON

o SEE: 1877 April 4. News Article from Australia.

o SEE: Will of Louisa Jackson in Dublin Probates.

· Probate 1878: Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Harriette Stanley otherwise Jackson late of Armagh Widow deceased who died 28 March 1858 at Dublin were granted at the Principal Registry to Louisa Catherine Brown of 28 Belgrave Road Rathmines Co. Dublin wife of Robert Lidwell Brown) the daughter of said deceased. Effects under £1,500

[18] James STANLEY

· 1850 Oct 17- ROD: 1850-17-269 JACKSON-Image 257. BTW James HARDEN Esq. High Sherriff of Co. Armagh of 1 pt & John STANLEY of Armagh Co. Armagh Solicitor of other pt. Reciting that John JACKSON formerly of City of Armagh Esq. deceased by indentures was entitled to two townlands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] and Ballyaughy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh]and part of lands of Lisadian [Lisadian, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] all in Barony & Co. Armagh. John JACKSON duly made his will and appointed executors who renounced the execution of same and Letters of Administration were annexed & granted by the Court of Prerogative in Dublin unto Robert William JACKSON the younger of said City of Armagh Gent … [lots in similar memorials re JACKSONs and these townlands]. NOTE: James HARDEN of Harrybrook [near Tanderagee, Parish Lisnadil (Lower Fews portion), Barony of Fews Lower] Co. Armagh Esq. High Sherriff of Co. Armagh. NOTE; I suspect the John STANLEY is the brother of James STANLEY, husband of Harriette JACKSON.

· 1855 Feb 27 1858-8-156 -JACKSON-Image 284. BTW Robert William JACKSON of City of Armagh esq of 1 pt & Walter McGeough BOND of the Argory Co. Armagh Esq. of the other pt. Reciting… Robert William JACKSON granted to Walter McGeough BOND in his actual possession … 30a Ballycromie (otherwise known by name of Carricktrudden [Carricktroddan, Parish Grange (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh],) subject to payment of rent. WITNESS: James McWATTY of Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan & John STANLEY of Armagh Esq. Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] NOTE: Probably John STANLEY (1812-1873) related (brother?) to James STANLEY (1812-btw 1850-1862) husband of Harriette JACKSON, dau of John JACKSON & Louisa STAMER.

[19] Louisa Catherine STANLEY

· 1877, April 4. The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.: 1848 - 1957) LANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND. In the Estate of Sinnamon Noble, Owner; Robert Lidwell Brown and Louisa Catherine Brown, Petitioners, -Information required of JOHN STAMER JACKSON, formerly of Armagh, in the County of Armagh, in Ireland -Whereas it is alleged that the above named John Stamer Jackson (who was last heard of through a letter from him, dated from the " Immigrant’s Home," Melbourne, 24th May, 1860) died shortly after that time. And whereas a petition has been presented to the Landed Estates Court, Ireland, by the above named Robert Lidwell Brown and Louisa Catherine Brown, otherwise Stanley, his wife (the said Louisa Catherine Brown claiming to be administratrix of the above named John Stamer Jackson), for a Sale of the lands of Ballynahonebeg, Ballaghy[, and Lisadian, In the barony of Armagh and county of Armagh, In order to realise a certain charge of £20.0 Irish, to a portion whereof the said John Stamer Jackson, if alive, would be entitled as one of the issue of the marriage of John Jackson with Louisa Stamer, both formerly of Armagh aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that the said Court will proceed to SELL said LANDS and to distribute the proceeds of such sale as if the said John Stamer Jackson were dead Intestate, unless within four months from the date of this advertisement proof shall be received of the existence of the said John Stamer Jackson, or unless within the said period of four months any person alleging that he has an interest In the said charge shall lodge a verified objection to the Sale In the office of the clerk of the records of the Landed Estates Court, Ireland. Further particulars or information can be obtained on application to the office of the Landed Estates Court, Inns Quay, Dublin, or to the undersigned. Dated this 9^th day of February, 1877. EDWARD GREEN FOLEY, Solicitor for the petitioners, 52 Lower Sackville Street, Dublin, Ireland

[20] Robert Liddell BROWN

· 1877 Aug 23 The Argus Melbourne, Victoria. Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland made in the matter of James Stamer Jackson, late of Armagh, in Co. Armagh, gentleman deceased – John Stamer Jackson Stanley and Robert William Stanley, plaintiffs; Robert Lidwell Browne and Louisa Catherine Browne, defendants – the CREDITORS of the said JOHN STAMER JACKSON, late of Melbourne, who died in or about the year 1866, are, on or before the 1^st day of November 1977, to end by post prepaid to Edward Green Foley of No. 52 Lower Sackville street Dublin, the solicitor of the defendant Loisa Catherine Browne, who is the administrix of said deceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, and in the case of firms the names of the partners and style or title of the firm, the full particulars of their claim, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them; And all persons claiming to be next of kin of the said John Stamer Jackson, are required to come in and PROVE their CLAIMS as such next of kin at the Chambers of the Right Honourable the Master of the Rolls, Four Courts, City of Dublin, on or before said first day of November 1877, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of said order. Every creditor holding any security is to produce this same before the Right Honourable, the Master of the Rolls, at his Chambers, Four Courts, Dublin, on the 22nd day of November at 11:00, and the forenoon, being the time appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the claims of such creditors and next of kin. Dated this 26th day of June, 1877. BK WHITESTONE, Chief Clerk. Alexander McComb, Solicitor for Plaintiffs, 1 Wellington Key, Dublin.

[21] Robert William BROWN

[22] Robert William STANLEY

[23] John Jackson Stamer STANLEY

[24] Maria STANLEY

[25] John Stamer JACKSON

· 1877, April 4. The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.: 1848 - 1957) LANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELAND. In the Estate of Sinnamon Noble, Owner; Robert Lidwell Brown and Louisa Catherine Brown, Petitioners, -Information required of JOHN STAMER JACKSON, formerly of Armagh, in the County of Armagh, in Ireland -Whereas it is alleged that the above named John Stamer Jackson (who was last heard of through a letter from him, dated from the " Immigrant’s Home," Melbourne, 24th May, 1860) died shortly after that time. And whereas a petition has been presented to the Landed Estates Court, Ireland, by the above named Robert Lidwell Brown and Louisa Catherine Brown, otherwise Stanley, his wife (the said Louisa Catherine Brown claiming to be administratrix of the above named John Stamer Jackson), for a Sale of the lands of Ballynahonebeg [Ballynahone Beg, Parish Lisnadil (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], Ballaghy [Ballaghy, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], and Lisadian [probably Lisadian, Parish Eglish (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh], In the barony of Armagh and county of Armagh, In order to realise a certain charge of £20.0 Irish, to a portion whereof the said John Stamer Jackson, if alive, would be entitled as one of the issue of the marriage of John Jackson with Louisa Stamer, both formerly of Armagh aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that the said Court will proceed to SELL said LANDS and to distribute the proceeds of such sale as if the said John Stamer Jackson were dead Intestate, unless within four months from the date of this advertisement proof shall be received of the existence of the said John Stamer Jackson, or unless within the said period of four months any person alleging that he has an interest In the said charge shall lodge a verified objection to the Sale In the office of the clerk of the records of the Landed Estates Court, Ireland. Further particulars or information can be obtained on application to the office of the Landed Estates Court, Inns Quay, Dublin, or to the undersigned. Dated this 9^th day of February, 1877. EDWARD GREEN FOLEY, Solicitor for the petitioners, 52 Lower Sackville Street, Dublin, Ireland.

· Probate: John Stamer JACKSON. EFFECTS under £1,500 formerly of Armagh in Ireland, Gent who died as is believed subsequent to 1866 at Melbourne Australia granted to Louisa Catherine Brown (wife of Robert Lidwell Brown) niece.

[26] Robert William JACKSON – the younger

· [Houres?] … bounded … Samuel KNIPE … indenture 15 Aug 1843 [another 1 ½ pages of more detail] Robert William JACKSON [SEAL] the elder

· Probate: Letters of administration of the personal estate of Robert William JACKSON late of Armagh who died as is believed subsequently to 1859 at some place in the State of Alabama, America were granted to Louisa Catherine Brown (wife of Robert Sidwell [sic Liddell] BROWN Esq. of 28 Belgrade-road Rathmines Co. Dublin the niece of the deceased (By Court order 16 November 1874) EFFECTS: Under £1,500.