This chart of JACKSON BMDs recorded in the Belfast Newsletter also includes a fair bit of me thinking-out-loud as well as a lot of known facts and relationships about the poeple who are mentioned.
Sharon Oddie Brown. March 20, 2017 |
BMDs of JACKSONs in Co Down recorded in Belfast Newsletter
Shading indicates:
In the Quaker
Jackson Tree |
In Co Down Family
Tree that I have entered in my Rootsweb Tree so far – mostly Presbyterians |
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Possibly connected to the Co. Down Family Tree |
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Forename |
Date |
Notes |
d |
John |
1797 Jul |
In Newtownards a few days ago,
Mr. John Jackson of that place; it is sufficient to say he was a tender
husband, a fond father, a sincere and affectionate friend, a good neighbour
and a truly honest man. BNL Aug 4 1797. Newtownards Masonic Lodge 447.
Erected by his wife. Jackson, John an innkeeper - July 1797 |
d |
Mary Kennedy |
1828 Sep 15 |
On the 15th inst.
After a tedious illness, in her 15th year, Mary Kennedy daughter
of Mr. A. Jackson, Ballygraney. BNL Sept 19 1828. Est DOB abt 1814 NOTE: This would be Andrew JACKSON. At present, I am
unsure how he fits into the Jacksons
of Co. Down – although I do feel sure that he does. In the Freeholders
Records, Andrew JACKSON held lands at Ballygrainy for life of William KENNEDY
in 1789, as did John JACKSON. I suspect they
were brothers. SEE: ROD 506-243-329353. Feb
18, 1797. Btw John JACKSON and Andrew JACKSON both of Ballygraney Farmers
Executors and Administrators of the last will and testament of John JACKSON
late of Ballygraney deceased of the 1 pt. & William DENNER [?] of
Belfast Co Antrim [Natlemiat?] of the other pt. John JACKSON and Andrew
JACKSON did demise for 300 pounds piece of ground on the north side of Castle
Street in town of Belfast containing in front next the sd st 54 feet or
thereabouts with the entrance or passage leading into Hercules Lane
towards Rosemary Lane 22 feet or thereabouts … subject to yearly rent of 20
pounds 10s 6d. |
d |
Elizabeth |
1829 Apr 6 |
At Newtownards on the 6th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth
JACKSON, relict of the late Gilbert JACKSON of Newtownards at the advanced
age of 92 years. BNL Apr 14, 1829 Est DOB: 1737. NOTE:
Gilbert JACKSON (?-aft 1800), son of Gilbert JACKSON (bef 1717-aft1740). He
was a great-grandson of Gilbert JACKSON and Annas KELL. SEE: Jacksons
of Co. Down |
d |
John |
1829 Aug 21 |
On the 21st inst. JOHN JACKSON of
Marnamaghrey, aged 63 years. He was a member of the Saintfield yeomanry corps
upwards of 20 years, and an Orangeman 30. He suffered much injury by the
United Irishmen, who gathered about his house, wanting two guns he had; and
when he would not give them up, they put a rope about his neck, and pulled
him up a beam till he was nearly dead; but he kept his guns through the whole
of the rebellion. His remains were attended to Killinchy graveyard by 17
Lodges of Orangement, and other loyal people, to the number of 1000, who all
behaved peaceably. BNL Aug 28, 1829, Est DOB 1766. NOTE: I suspect a transcription or printing error
and that Marnamaghrey is actually Barnamaghery, Parish of
Killinchy. The townland of Killinchy in the Woods is to the north, and the
townland of Raffrey is to the south. |
d |
William Nicholson Esq. |
1829 Oct 6 |
Suddenly in his house Ballywooly, Parish of Bangor 6th
ult. William Nicholson Jackson Esq. aged 73 years. BNL Nov 3 1829 NOTE: Son of Hugh JACKSON and Susannah NICHOLSON,
husband of June TODD. DOB abt 1756 |
d |
Mrs. |
1829 Oct 24 |
On Saturday last, in the 71st year of her
age, Mrs. Jackson, of Antrim, late of Newtownards, much regretted by all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance. BNL Oct 30 1829 Est DOB 1758. NOTE: Wife of John JACKSON d 1797. She was age 70,
hence b abt 1759. She had run the inn-keeper business of her husband after
his death. |
m |
William |
1832 Mar 30 |
On Friday morning, in St.
Anne’s Church, by the Rev Mr. Hinks, Mr Wm JACKSON, medical student, to Miss
MARGARET, daughter to John M. Alexander, Munlough, parish of Comber, and
county of Down. BNL Apr 3, 1832 |
d |
Jane |
1832 Apr 19
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on the 19th inst. MRS. JANE JACKSON, relict
of Mr. Hugh Jackson of Newtownards, and formerly of Ballygraney near
Holywood, aged 64 years BNL Apr 17 1832. Est DOB 1768. NOTE: This Hugh
JACKSON was likely a relation of Hugh JACKSON (1716-1800) and Susan
NICHOLSON. He died at Ballywooley. This is likely pertinent: 1795 Mar 5 ROD
482-433-312506 Btw William Nicholson JACKSON eldest son & heir at law
of Hugh JACKSON of Ballywooley Co Down & June JACKSON otherwise TODD the
wife of the 1st pt. Hugh
JACKSON afsd of the 2nd pt.
Richard WARING and John BANKHEAD both of Belfast of 3rd pt. Sarah JACKSON, John FERGUSON, & Mary
FERGUSON otherwise JACKSON his wife Stuart BELL and Susannah BELL otherwise
JACKSON his wife which said Sarah and Mary & Susannah are daughters and
younger children of Hugh JACKSON of the 4th pr. For consid of 5s transferred 142a of Ballywooly aka
Ballywoolie Barony of Castlereagh, Co Down to Richard WARING and John
BANKHEAD. |
d |
Isabella |
1834 Sep 10 |
On the 10th inst. Isabella, wife to William
Jackson of Lisdoonana, near Saintfield, aged 56. In her were happily united
the inestimable qualities of an affectionate wife, and indulgent parent, and
a kind friend. Those who knew her intimately could only appreciate her worth. BNL Sept 19, 1834. Est DOB: 1778. NOTE:
Lisdoonan is a townland on the border of Killinure in the Parish of
Saintfield. This was where some of the Quaker JACKSONs held leases. |
m |
Jane |
1835 Mar 13 |
On the 13th inst
by the rev. Moses Black, of Kilmore, Mr. James Watson of Turminin, to Jane,
daughter of Mr. William Jackson of Barnymaghery. BNL Mar 17 1835 See Obit
for John JACKSON of Barnamaghery. 1829 Aug 21. I suspect the two men are
related. |
d |
John |
1835 Mar 25 |
On Wednesday last, Mr. John Jackson, Knocknagoney, in
his 68th year of his age. BNL Mar 31, 1835. Est DOB 1767 |
m |
Eliza |
1835 Apr 2 |
On the 2nd inst.
By the Rev. Moses Black, of Kilmore, Mr. Samuel Gaw of Ballymacreely, to
Eliza daughter of Martin Jackson, of Barrymaghery. BNL Apr 10 1835. NOTE: In the freeholder records, Martin JACKSON of
Barnemaghery leased from Robert Stewart for lives of Frederick,
Hugh Kennedy & Martin Jackson. See Obit for John JACKSON of
Barnamaghery. 1829 Aug 21 and marriage of William JACKSON 1835 Mar 13. I
suspect the men are related. |
m |
Margaret |
1835 Jul 7 |
On the 7th inst
by the Rev. Dr. Hinks, Mr. Andrew Coulter, sawyer to Margaret, second
daughter of Mr. James Jackson, both of Tullverry. BNL Jul 17 1835 NOTE: Tullverry,
Parish of Raffrey, Co Down |
b |
[daughter] |
1835 Oct |
The lady of Thomas Jackson,
Esq. Architect, Belfast, of a daughter. BNL Oct 30 1835. NOTE: This is Georgia Eliza JACKSON, daughter of
Lydia Newsome RIDGEWAY & Thomas JACKSON. |
b |
[daughter] |
1837 Mar 7 |
On the 7th inst,
the Lady of Thomas Jackson, Esq. Architect, of this town, of a daughter BNL
Mar 14 1837. NOTE: This is Elizabeth Pim JACKSON, daughter of Lydia Newsome
RIDGEWAY & Thomas JACKSON. |
d |
Hugh Esq |
1837 Mar 25 |
On the 25th ult at his residence
Ballywooley, Parish of Bangor, Hugh Jackson, Esq. M.D. aged 45. BNL Apr
4, 1837. Est DOB 1792 NOTE: He is buried in
the Abbey Graveyard, was a physician in Bangor, and a brother of Jane
JACKSON. He is likely a descendant of John JACKSON (1667-1725) of Ballyreagan
– two of John JACKSON’s sons were physicians, and we have no record of the
descendants of Dr. Thomas JACKSON (1700-1779) of Ballyreagan. His brother,
Dr. John JACKSON (1705-1801), emigrated to America. I need to check whether
he is a son of William Nicholson JACKSON & June TODD of Ballywooley. NOTE: Ballywooley is in the Townland of
Ballykillaire, parish of Bangor. |
d |
Eliza |
1837 Sept 21 |
Of fever in the 39th year of her age, Eliza
Jackson of Moygannon, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Jackson of
Newtownards. Her illness and death took place [when on a visit] at Mrs. Brushe’s
of Annaskea Cottage, near Dundalk. BNL Oct 10, 1837. Est DOB 1799 NOTE: There are two Townlands of Moygannon, one in
the parish of Kilbroney, and one in Donaghcloney. |
m |
John |
1837 Nov 22 |
On the 22nd last,
by the Rev. Mr. M’Glaughlin, P.P. Mr John Jackson, near Haw Lodge, Raffery,
aged 16, and only son of Mr. John Jackson clock and watch-maker, Killinchy,
to Miss Sarah Feenin, formerly of Strabane, only 40. BNL Nov 28, 1847.
NOTE; The ages, odd as they may seem, are as they were printed. |
d |
Fanny |
1838 May 23 |
On the 23rd ult
in Lurgen, Miss Fanny Jackson, daughter of late James Jackson Esq. of
Banbridge. BNL Jun 5, 1838 |
b |
[son] |
1838 Jun 16 |
On the 16th inst,
the Lady of Thomas Jackson, Esq. architect, of a son and heir. BNL Jun 19
1938. NOTE: This is Anthony Thomas
JACKSON, daughter of Lydia Newsome RIDGEWAY & Thomas JACKSON |
d |
Jane |
1838 Dec 7 |
On the 7th inst, in the 79th year
of her age, Jane, relict of the late William Jackson, Esq. Ballywooley, near
Bangor. BNL Dec 21,1838 Est DOB 1759 |
m |
Richard |
1839 Aug 27 |
On the 27th ult
by the Rev. S.G. Morrison, Minister of the Congregational Church, Armagh, Mr.
Richard Jackson, Tullyvallen, Newtownhamilton to Mary eldest daughter of the
late Mr. Edward Wallace, Drumgaw, Armagh. BNL Sep 10 1839. NOTE: They were later affiliated with Freeduff
Presbyterian Church. They are likely connected to the JACKSONs of
Urker, Co. Armagh through some distant link. |
d |
Andrew Esq. |
1840 Feb 11 |
On the 11th inst, at his residence
Ballygrany, near Holywood, Andrew Jackson Esq. in the 74th year of
his age. BNL 1840 Feb 21. Est DOB 1766.
SOURCE: Holywood Graveyard. [Polished granite stone in surround, over low stone enclosure]. Erected by
James JACKSON, Ballygraney to the memory of his father Andrew JACKSON who
died 11th Feb. 1840 aged 75 years. Also his mother Mary JACKSON
who died 12th June 1823 aged 49 years. Also his sister Mary
JACKSON who died 14th September 1828 aged 15 years. Also his
brother Andrew JACKSON who died 15th Dec 1851 aged 41 years. Also
his brother John JACKSON who died 19th April 1881 aged 74 years.
Also Eliza JACKSON the wife of John JACKSON, who died 3rd May 1882
aged 69 years. Also John Gregg JACKSON, grandson of John JACKSON, who died 10th March 1880 aged 3 years and 5 months. Here also lies James JACKSON who died 4th Dec 1883 aged 68 years. Olive Dorothy, daughter of John and Mary JACKSON died
10th Dec. 1920 aged 18 years. John JACKSON died 15th April 1922
aged 76 years. His wife Mary died 27th October 1933 aged 75 years.
“For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive” I Cor.
XV, 22
Co
Down Probates.
ROD 720-376-492311 Nov 1 1817. Memorial
of an Indented Deed btw Andrew JACKSON of Ballygreny Co Down Esq. & Mary
JACKSON otherwise GREER his wife of 1st pt & James BIRCH of
Ballybeen House co Down, Esq of the other part. Whereby reciting the sd
Indenture witnessed that in pursuance of the Agreement therein stated
of & in consideration of £2,300 sterling to the said Andrew JACKSON
and of ten shillings sterling to the said Mary JACKSON by the said
James BIRCH… acknowledge therefor the sd Andrew JACKSON & May JACKSON
sold to the sd James BIRCH in his actual possession then being by virtue of a
lease for a year… formerly in the possession of Andrew ALLEN the younger and
his undertenants & theretofore possessed and enjoyed by the sd
Andrew JACKSON and his undertenants by estimation containing 23 acres
Cunningham Meaure or thereabouts… together with the field adjoining the
farm formerly in the possession of Robert KYLE the elder and commonly
called and known by the name of the horse park containing by estimation
one half acre… also with the bog & moss quarter reciting earlier lease
made by Robert KYLE the Elder and Robert KYLE the younger to Andrew
ALLEN Aug 18 1759. All situate and being in the Ballybeen Parish of Cumber
& Co. Down to hold to the sd James BIRCH and his heirs & assigns.
WITNESS: Rev George BIRCH of Cumber, clerk & George CROZIER of Banbridge
attorney at law. NOTE: The names index says she was Mary JACKSON orse GREER. |
m |
Jane Ann |
1840 Jul 22 |
On the 24th inst
at Clough Church, county Monaghan by the Rev Mr. Christian, Alexander
Johnston, Esq. to Jane Anne eldest daughter of Richard Jackson Esq. of
Hollywood said county. BNL Jul 28 1840 |
m |
John Pim |
1840 Sep 24 |
On the 24th instant, at Friends Meeting Place, Belfast, John Pim Jackson, of the same
place, architect, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Bell, of
Belfast, merchant. BNL Sep 25 1840 |
m |
Robert Jackson |
1841 Oct 31 |
On the 31st inst.
At Cookstown, by the Rev. William Patteson, Bangor, Mr. Robert Jackson Bell,
Ballywooley, Co. Down, to Ana Jane daughter of Mr. Matthew Patteson,
Cookstown. BNL Nov 5, 1841. NOTE: He was a
son of Stuart Bell and Susannah JACKSON. |
d |
Eliza Anne |
1842 Jan 10 |
On the 16th last,
aged 13 years, Eliza Anne Jackson, daughter of Mr. John Jackson,
Newtownlimavady. She possessed great amiability of disposition, gentleness of
manners, and filial affection. BNL Jan 18 1842. Est DOB 1829 |
d |
Letitia |
1842 Nov 1 |
On the 1st inst. Letitia, wife of John
Jackson Esq. of Holywood aged 76 years BNL Nov 4 1842 Est DOB1766 |
m |
Harriettte |
1844 Mar 29 |
On the 20th inst
at St. Mary’s Church Newry, by the Rev Daniel Bagot, James second son of John
Stanley of Armagh, Esq to Harriette, only daughter of John Jackson Esq. of
same place and grand-daughter of the late Sir William Stamer, Bart. BNL
Mar 26 1844 NOTE: See
John Stamer JACKSON Harriette’s father was JOHN JACKSON, Esq., of Ballynahonebeg House, and her mother Louisa
STAMER. |
m |
Ann |
1844 May 11 |
On the 11th inst
by Rev John M’Caw. Mr. David Greer, Ballygowen, to Ann, youngest daughter of
the late Mr. Thomas Jackson, same place BNL May 21 1844 NOTE. Ballymagowen, is near the town of Comber - a
short distance to the north-east, and the town of Saintfield to the south. |
d |
Elizabeth |
1846 Feb |
On the 14th inst,
Elizabeth only daughter of Mr. John Jackson of Holywood. BNL Feb 17 1846 |
m |
William |
1847 May 4 |
On the 4th inst
in Lissara Meeting House by the Rev Joseph Lowry, Mr. Wm Jackson to Grace
eldest daughter of Mr. Wm M’Ewen, both of Killinchy-woods near Crossgar. BNL
Mar 12 1847 |
m |
Moses |
1848 May 3 |
On the 3rd inst,
at Killyleagh, by the Rev Dr. Hinks, Mr Moses Jackson, of Killyleagh, to
Martha Coates, of Downpatrick. BNL May 9 1848, NOTE:
Their daughter Margaret Jane JACKSON Married Wilson REVEY at Kilmore Jul 6,
1863. |
d |
John Esq |
1848 Aug 14 |
At Holywood, on Monday 14 inst. John Jackson Esq. in
the 79th year of his age. BNL 1848 Aug 18. Est DOB 1769. |
d |
William |
1850 Jun 27 |
June 27, at his late residence, Barnamaghery, Mr.
William Jackson, in his 70th year of his age. BNL 1850 Jul 2.
Est DOB 1781 NOTE: It is in Killinchy Parish.
Likely connected to: Anne Jackson late of Barnemaghery County Down who
died 9 December 1888 at same place were granted at Belfast to Gardiner
Jackson of Barnemaghery Farmer the Husband. SEE: Jackson
Probates in Co. Down. |
m |
Robert |
1851 Aug 11 |
August 11, in St. Anne’s
Church, Robert son of the late Dr. Jackson of Holywood, to Judith, eldest
daughter of the late Robert Stewart, merchant Belfast. BNL Aug 22 1851 |
d |
Andrew |
1851 Dec 15 |
Dec 15 in the prime of his
life, Andrew Jackson of Ballygrahany, county Down. NOTE: He died age 41 years, est DOB=1810. SOURCE:
Gravemarker |
m |
Sarah |
1852 May 4 |
May 4 in Rosemary Street
Church, by the Rev. John Macnaughten, A.M., James Anderson, Esq., grain
merchant, Belfast to Sarah, daughter of John Jackson, Esq., Garden Lodge,
Holywood. BNL May 10 1852. NOTE: See 1883
probate of George JACKSON of Garden Lodge – likely related. |
d |
Ann |
1853 Jan 8 |
At Newtownards, Ann Jackson aged 76 years. BNL Jan
24, 1853. Est DOB 1777. |
m |
Sarah Kennedy |
1853 Feb 27 |
Feb 27 in Donegal Church by
the Rev William Ewing, Joseph Mulreany Esq. M.D. to Sarah Kennedy, second
daughter of John Jackson Esq., Ulster Bank, Donegal. BNL Mar 2 1853 |
m |
Dr. William John |
1853 Nov 24 |
November 24, at St. Nicholas
Church, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Dr. J. Jackson, late of Holywood, to Mary,
youngest daughter of Thomas Waugh, Esq. Durham. BNL Dec 71853 NOTE: Dr. William John JACKSON (1828-?) married Mary
WAUGH at the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. |
m |
Anna |
1854 Jul 1 |
Jun 1, in Fisherwick Place
Church, by the Rev Henry Henderson, Holywood, the Rev. J. Browne Wilson,
Belfast, to Anna, daughter of the late Andrew Jackson, Esq. Ballygrainey,
county Down. BNL Jun 2 1854 |
m |
Lizzie |
1854 Aug 21 |
August 21, in Rosemary
Street Church, Belfast, by the Rev John Macnaughtan, A.M. George Forbes, son
of Wm. J. Emerson, Esq, Castle Forbes, Dublin to Lizzie, daughter of the late
John Jackson, Esq., Garden Lodge, Holywood. BNL Sep 4 1854 |
m |
Mary Jane |
1855 Dec 25 |
Dec 24 at Killowen Parish
Church, by the Rev W.W. Sillito, Mr. William Edmiston to Mary Jane Jackson,
both of Coleraine. BNL Dec 31 1855 |
m |
Ellen |
1856 Apr 22 |
April 22, in Rosemary Street
Church, by the Rev Macnaughtan, A.M. David, son of David Rogers, Esq. Belfast,
to Ellen, daughter of the late John Jackson, Esq. Garden Lodge, Holywood. BNL
Apr 35 1856 |
d |
Robert Esq. |
1856 Aug 4 |
August 4, at Bangor, Co. Down, in the 69th year of his age, Robert JACKSON, Esq. Late Captain in her Majesty’s 68th Reg. BNL Aug 7, 1856. Est DOB 1788
From Ros Davies Site: buried Abbey graveyard JACKSON Sacred to the memory of Robert Jackson, late Captain in H.M.'s 68th
Regt., who departed this life (11)th August 1856 in the 69th (year) of his
age. Also Elizabeth J. Jackson, daughter of above who died at Holywood,
28th Sep. 1886 aged 62 years. "Blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord". Rev. XIV, 13. |
m |
John |
1856 Nov 4 |
Nov 4 in Newtownbreda
Church, by the Rev John Kinahan, Rector, Mr. John Jackson, Belvoir Park, to
Annie daughter of the late Mr. William Fitzpatrick, sculptor, Annieville,
Ballynafeigh. BNL Nov 7 1856 NOTE: On the
marriage certificate, a John JACKSON was the father of the groom, one witness
was a Hugh JACKSON, and another witness was [?] FITZPATRICK. Thanks to Irene
JACKSON email Sept 16, 2016.
Nov 6 at Newtownbreda , by
the Rev. John Kinahan, Wm Brown, Esq. London to Charlotte, daughter of the
late Alexander McDonnell, Esq., Annadale. BNL Nov 7 1856 NOTE: I added this in because of curiousity with
respect to links to Oinri Jackson’s tree and a possible collateral
connection. |
d |
John |
1857 Jul 24 |
At Ardmore Terrace, Holywood, Mr. John Jackson, aged 84
years. BNL; 1857 Jul 27 DOB est: 1773 |
m |
Sarah |
1857 Aug 20 |
August 20, at the Friends
Meeting House, Moyallan, William Uprichard, of Banvale, Gilford, to Sarah
relict of the late John P. Jackson, of Belfast, architect, and youngest
daughter of the late Thomas Bell, of same place, Merchant. BNL Aug 26
1857. NOTE: William UPRICHARD was also previously
married. John Pim JACKSON (1815-1847) was Sarah BELL’s first husband. |
d |
George |
1857 Sep 8 |
September 8 at Ardmore
Terrace, Holywood, Mr. George Jackson aged 40 years. His remains will be
removed for interment at Holywood on Friday morning the 11th instant at nine o’clock. BNL Sep 10, 1847. Est DOB 1817 |
d |
Robert Jackson |
1879 Oct 28 |
BELL: October 27, at
Ballywooley, Robert Jackson Bell, in the 75th year of his age,
Funeral from Ballywooley at nine o’clock on Friday morning. BNL 1879 Oct
29. Est DOB 1804. NOTE: He was a son of Stuart
Bell and Susannah JACKSON. |
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d |
Susannah |
1861 Apr 8 |
BELL: April 8 at the
residence of her brother (Robert Jackson) Bell, Ballywooley, Susannah,
eldest daughter of the late Stewart Bell, formerly of Bellview. April 10
1861.Northern Whig NOTE: She was a
daughter of Stuart Bell and Susannah JACKSON. |
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d |
William |
1864 Mar 19 |
March 9 at his residence, Raffery, Parish of Killinchy,
Mr. William JACKSON, in the 94th year of his age. Downpatrick
Recorder 19 March 1864 |
d |
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1864 Jan 28 |
Jan 28 at Hong Kong, China, of acute dysentery, Henry
Kinahan Esq. Lieut. H. M. 99th Regiment, 6th son of the
Rev Kinahan, Rector of Knockbreda, twenty-four years old. Downpatrick
Recorder 19 March 1864 |
m |
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1879 Mar 18 |
ANDERSON-JACKSON. Mar
12 in Knockbreda Church, by Rev. H.G. Moore, M.A., Charles Anderson, Belfast,
to Catherine Jackson, Ballynafeigh. Belfast Morning News 18 March 1879 |
m |
James |
1888 Oct 3 |
JACKSON-MOORE –
September 27 at Knockbreda Church, by the Rev. W.H. Stewart, A.M. Incumbent.
James Jackson, Hillsborough, to Jennie youngest daughter of the late James
Moore, Ballynafeigh. Belfast News-Letter 03 October 1888 |
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