These JACKSONs of Killyman, Co. Armagh are not "my JACKSONs" - at least as far as I know, but I am curious about migrations of early JACKSONs in Ireland. I am sharing this in the hopes that we can all learn more. NOTE: This page was made possible thanks to transcriptions by Peter McWilliam.
Sharon Oddie Brown. November 28, 2014 |
Jackson of Killyman Parish
The
Parish of Killyman is on the northern border of the parish of Loughgall, another
parish that also has a long history of JACKSONs residing there. Killyman straddles
two counties. It is on the eastern boundary of Co. Tyrone and extends into
the northerly part of Co. Armagh. The six townlands that are in Co. Armagh are
on the eastern side of the River Blackwater. St. Andrews COI is just beneath
the M1 motorway, and is about 2.5 miles south of Dunganon.
Baptisms of JACKSONs NOTE: I
have used shading to highlight family groupings.
PRONI |
Date |
Child |
Father |
Mother |
Notes |
MIC/583/33 |
1797
Dec 7 |
Sarah |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1802
Jun 4 |
Edward |
(John?) |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1805
Apr 1 |
Rachel |
Edward |
Eliza |
Could this be the same as a later wife: Isabella? |
MIC/583/33 |
1806
Jan 2 |
Mary |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1806
Dec 14 |
Richard |
Edward |
Isabella |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1808
Mar 7 |
Joseph |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1808
May 2 |
James |
Isaac |
Mary |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1809
Sept 20 |
Ellen |
John |
Ellen |
|
MIC/583/33 |
1809
Jun 24 |
Mary |
Isaac |
Sarah |
Is this a 2nd wife for Isaac? |
MIC/583/34 |
1811
Feb 4 |
William |
Edward |
Elizabeth |
Could this be the same as an earlier & a later wife: Isabella? |
MIC/583/34 |
1811
Apr 24 |
William |
John |
Ellen |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1812
Feb 3 |
Anne |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1812
Feb 23 |
Jane |
Edward |
Isabella |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1813
Apr 5 |
John |
John |
Ellen |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1814
Jul 4 |
Joseph |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1815
Apr 17 |
Anne |
Edward |
Isabella |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1815
Sept |
Jane |
Joseph |
Jane |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1816
May 1 |
Joseph |
John |
Ellen |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1820
Jul 16 |
Joseph |
Edward |
Isabella |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1821
Jan 28 |
Alexander |
John |
Hannah |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1823
Sept 7 |
Mary |
John |
Hannah |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1825
July 22 |
Mary
Anne |
Arthur |
Martha |
This
is Martha WOODS m 1823. |
MIC/583/34 |
1828
Nov 23 |
Ellen |
John |
Mary |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1829
Sept 27 |
Robert |
Edward |
Anne |
This
is Anne HENDERSON m 1828. |
MIC/583/34 |
1830
May 23 |
Baptist |
Arthur |
Martha |
This
is Martha WOODS m 1823. |
MIC/583/34 |
1831
Jan 28 |
William |
William |
Sarah |
|
MIC/583/34 |
1831
Dec 3 |
Matilda |
Arthur |
Mata |
Tully(ronan) |
MIC583/35 |
1838
Dec 23 |
Richard |
William |
Mary
Anne |
B.
Nov 7 Derryhubbard. Father a farmer |
MIC583/35 |
1841
Apr 5 |
Joseph |
John |
Jane |
Derrygoharin,
Weaver |
MIC/583/34 |
1855
May 7 |
Joseph |
Joseph |
Susan |
Born:
July 1854. Father a farmer- Derryhubbard. NOTE: The 1901
Census has a Joseph of the same approx. birthdate as the son with unmarried
sister Susan (est birth 1858) and brother John (est birth 1860). All are
Methodist, and unmarried. In the 1911 census, Joseph and John are still
there, but are recorded as being 10 years younger, and now COI. A probate at
PRONI: Jackson Joseph of Derryhubbert county Armagh farmer died 8 February
1925 at the Infirmary Armagh county Armagh Administration Belfast 25 March to
Henry Jackson merchant. Effects £10. |
MIC/583/34 |
1867
Oct 14 |
Rachel |
William |
Elizabeth |
Date
is of birth, not baptism |
Married Killyman COI Births, Marriages
& Deaths 1821-1837
PRONI |
Date |
Husband |
Wife |
Notes |
MIC/583/34 |
Apr
26 1823 |
Arthur |
Jackson |
Martha |
Woods |
(Banns) |
MIC/583/34 |
May
14 1828 |
William |
Potts |
Mary |
Jackson |
Of
this parish mar |
MIC/583/34 |
Sept
3 1828 |
Abraham |
Proctor |
Mary |
Jackson |
Of
this parish mar |
MIC/583/34 |
Nov
26 1828 |
Edward |
Jackson |
Anne |
Henderson |
mar |
MIC/583/34 |
Sept
30 1828 |
Thos |
(Milop) |
Elizh |
Jackson |
Of
this parish mar Thomas of Tartaraghan? |
Burials (Burials from 1749 to 1837 are
mixed together with Births & Deaths – as in the original registers)
Date |
Name |
Residence |
Age |
Est Birth |
Oct
22 1863 |
William
Jackson |
|
52 |
1811 |
15
Apr 1864 |
John
Jackson |
Mullanakill |
27 |
1837 |
Confirmations 1828 & 1840:
Derryhubbard
Name |
Age in 1828 |
Age in 1840 |
Est birth date |
Notes |
William
Greenaway |
24 |
|
1804 |
|
Amelia
Jackson |
22 |
|
1806 |
|
Mary
Jackson |
20 |
|
1808 |
|
Anne
Jackson |
16 |
|
1812 |
Possible
dau of Joseph & Jane |
Anne
Jackson |
24 |
|
1804 |
|
Isaac
Jackson |
20 |
|
1808 |
A
father named Isaac had no mention of a namesake son. |
Jane
Jackson |
22 |
|
1806 |
|
James
Jackson |
18 |
|
1810 |
|
Edward
Jackson |
19 |
|
1809 |
|
Rachael
Jackson |
22 |
|
1806 |
Dau
of Edward & Eliza |
Anne
Jackson |
|
23 |
1817 |
|
John
Jackson |
|
20 |
1820 |
|
John
Jackson |
|
19 |
1821 |
|
NOTE: Data was extracted by Peter McWilliam,
and the charts were prepared by Sharon Oddie Brown. Names that were abbreviated
were rendered in full, to increase the odds of them being found by digital
searching.
Tithe Applotment Killyman, 1824
Townland |
Names |
Notes |
Derryhubbard
|
Joseph
& Edward Jackson |
44
acres |
Derryardry
|
Isaac
Jackson |
15
acres
|
|
William
Greenaway |
3.4.0
407:382:271085
Aug 29 1789
Greenaway-Jackson
Francis Greenaway, linen draper of Derryardre, part of Killiman, Co. Armagh. John
Jackson, Clinnicale, Tartaraghan, linen weaver
Recites Thomas Roe of Cluin by indenture 9 June 1756 gave to s’d Francis land
in his possession, 12 acres for lives of Francis & Elizabeth, his wife
with sufficient moss for one family at a yearly rent of 6s/acre.
S’d Francis assigned his title and interest in 12 acres of land along with
crop, grain and grass now standing unto John Jackson for £34.2.6
Witnesses: John Jackson of Ballinary & John Allen of Lurgan, Gents,
Armagh |
Griffiths Valuations of Killyman Parish in Co. Armagh. NOTE: In 1864, JACKSONs lands were leased from William
VERNER.
Surname |
Forename |
Townland |
Parish |
Notes |
Jackson |
John |
Clonmore |
Killyman |
The
Will of John Jackson late of Clonmore County Armagh Farmer who died 11
October 1888 at same place was proved at Armagh by Joseph Jackson of Clonmacate
and Thomas David Jackson of Derryane both in said County Farmers the
Executors. Probate Nov 5, 1888. Effects £238 17s. He mentions his niece
Margaret Anne JACKSON (who resides with him at Clonmore), and his brother
Joseph JACKSON of Clonmacabe, and his brother Thomas David JACKSON of
Derryane, Co. Armagh |
Jackson |
Joseph |
Derryhubbert,
East |
Killyman |
He
is likely the husband of Susan & father of Joseph. |
Jackson |
Joseph |
Mullenakill,
North |
Killyman |
|
Jackson |
William |
Mullenakill,
North |
Killyman |
|
Jackson |
Thos.
David |
Mullenakill,
North |
Killyman |
Jackson
Thomas David of Derryane county Armagh farmer died 5 April 1919
Administration (d.b.n.) Belfast 15 November to Margaret Ann Jackson spinster.
Unadministered Effects £458 12s. 6d. Former Grant Belfast 14 September 1923.
Jackson
Thomas David of Derryave Derrylee (Dungannon) county Armagh farmer died 5
April 1919 Administration (d.b.n.) Belfast 6 May to Rachel Greenaway married
woman. Unadministered effects Nil. Former Grant Belfast 15 November 1943.
Date of grant 6 May 1953 |
Jackson |
Joseph |
Mullenakill,
West |
Killyman |
|
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