Hurrah! AFter years of struggling and wondering where they were I have finally made a bit of progress on my ggparents, Martha A. Brown and her husband William Proctor jackson who are buried in Youngblood Cemetery. I went to the National Archives in San Francisco and located them hidden away in Macoupin Co. in the 1870's! I knew some of heir children had gone there but since they tehmselves were buried in Morgan Co and Martha was born there,1834 it was a eal surprise to find them down the street from the Doctor Washington Dugger family who would eventually become their in-laws! So thanks to the1870 Census I now know that William Proctor Jackson was born in England (but where in England ?!!) and Martha A. Brown's mother was living with them and her name was Catherine. There was also a George W. Jackson, age 13, living with them but I stupidly forgot to see if he was a brother of William or a son. So any of you Jackson or Brown researchers out there, does this information fit with any of your data so that I can find out more about them? Mary Ann,I did see the death record for William and for George W. Jackson (makes me think Geo. is a son since the parents names were listed as Jackson and Brown) . Now to hook up the rest! Sincerely, Carol Valantine Dugger Napa,CA