LINDER, Thanks for the reply and your info. Let's see if we can find any connection. I will be out of town for the coming week, so if you don't hear from me, that's why. How are YOU DOING IN ATLANTA with the recent twisters there?? Hope you and yours are safe and well. Tina/CA ----- Original Message ----- From: <harrylinderclark@bellsouth.net> To: <tpeddie@charter.net> Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 7:14 AM Subject: Fw: [GAWILKIN-L] THOS. JACKSON/AMANDA JACKSON > Hi Tina, > > I just realized I had your email address. I don't have any specific info > on > your Jackson connection, but there are some similarities between the > Jackson's and my Nelson's as far as names go. It just caught my > attention. > Here goes with the similarities: > > Wade Nelson, b 1793, probably in SC, m Louvenia Unknown > Thomas Jackson, b 1795, possibly in SC, m Reed and/or Smith > > Wade Nelson has son, Seaborn Jackson Nelson, b 1837 > Thomas Jackson has son Seaborn Jackson, b 1826 > > I wonder if Louvenia Unknown could have been Louvenia Jackson, maybe a > sister of Thomas Jackson. If so, maybe she named Seaborn Jackson Nelson > after her Jackson family. > > The reason I am so interested in this Jackson thing, is that my father is > the Nelson line, and my mother is a Jackson line, but her Jackson's lived > in > Hancock, Greene and Taliaferro counties, coming from NC and PA. It would > be > very interesting if the Jackson's and Nelson's crisscrossed way back then > and again in the 1920's when my parents married. Far fetched but > interesting. > > Thanks for listening and best wishes to you. > > Linder Nelson Clark > Atlanta, GA > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tina Peddie" <tpeddie@charter.net> > To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 9:50 PM > Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] THOS. JACKSON/AMANDA JACKSON > > >> *HI ALL: >> Does anyone come from t his same JACKSON/SMITH family as I do? I'd > love to learn a bit more about THOMAS and where he's from, who his > parents/kin are. He may be a brother to "James Jackson", dont know for > sure. >> ****SEE BELOW**** >> THOMAS JACKSON b. 1795 "GA" or SC? may have mar. "Ellen Reed", and a > Smith woman. >> His daughter, MARTHA (mine) b. 1827 m. DAVID W. SMITH >> Their son, WILLIAM WASHINGTON SMITH b. 1850 m. Lucy Jane Holliman >> Their daughter, LUCY ALMA SMITH b. 1892 m. Rufus Wyman Keene >> Above couple are my grandparents. >> *** >> Questions: >> 1850 Wilkinson Co. census shows who I *think* is prob. my THOMAS JACKSON, > age 55, farmer, born GA (but somewhere else I've seen he was born SC). > This > shows NANCY CRUTCHFIELD b. NC, age "50" or "80", I can't make it out. >> Also in the home, SEABORN JACKSON, 24; Mary Jackson, 17, Martha (mine?) >> & > Mark both age 14 (twins?), living near THOMAS HOOKS, age 31, who is > related > to my Jackson/Keen/Kingery/Holliman/Smith families. >> **** >> 1860 census: HIGH HILL, WILKINSON CO. HH#569 >> THOMAS 65, farmer, 6000 & 714 GA >> Sarah, 21 housekeeper (doubt if it's a WIFE!) >> Elizabeth 8 >> living next to Dixon's and Ussery's, also both of whom are related. >> THEN, ALSO LIVING IN HIGH HILL, HH# 585, HIS DAUGHTER: >> DAVID W. SMITH 32 farmer >> AMANDA SMITH (nee Jackson) 33 >> Joel A. Smith, 12; Wm. Washington Smith, 10 (my gr grandfather); Martha >> A. > Smith, 8; Mary F. , 4; Julia A. Smith, 4/12; Susan Sjith, 76 (Susan(nah > Hogan) who mar. Saml Smith of Anson Co.NC); David E____, 24, "carpenter', > may not be related. >> Smiths and Stuckey's nearby.... also related. WM. W. SMITH my gr > grandfather grew up and mar. Lucy Jane Holliman, then he m/2 "Eulie" > STUCKEY. Prob. of the family next door! >> Would LOVE to hear from anyone with info on these lines, or related > thereto! >> Havent done much on this THOMAS JACKSON line of mine but would love to > now! >> (There are more children...I will post them in a few....) >> Gotta go eat dinner now! >> Thanks, >> Tina >> >> >> >> >> ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== >> Check out your Family lines at WORLDCONNECT: > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >> >> > >