I have found some information on the Irish Jackson's in Myers book, it is close to what I had remembered. From the section on New Garden Monthly Meeting. [note, this is also the name of the meeting in Guilford, NC.] " Isaac Jackson and wife, received 9 Mo. 10, 1725, dated 1 Mo. [March] 28, 1725 from Carlow Montlyly Meeting, County Carlow, Ireland. Anthony Jackson, born at Eccleston, Parish of St. Michael, Lancashire, England, removed, in 1649, with his elder brother, Richard Kackson, sometime soldier in the Parliamentarhy Army, and settled at Lurgan, County Armagh, Ireland. Here they were among the first converts lto Quakerism in Ireland. In 1655 they removed to Cavan, where Anthony probably resided the remainder of his life. In 1670, and as late as 1681, he is mentioned in Besse as suffering persecution and imprisonment for non-payment of tithes [to the church of england that he didn't attend - Paul]. Isaac Jackson (1665-1750), son of Anthony, was married 2 Mo. 29, 1696 [April],at Oldcastle Mtg., Co. Meath, to Ann Evans, daughter of Rowland Evans, of Balliloing, Co. Wicklow. After residing for some years at Oldcastle and Clonerany, Co. Wexford, they removed, about 1706-7, to Ballytore, Co. Kildare. From here they removed to Pennsylvania, taking passage at Dublin on the Sizargh, and reached New Castle, on Delaware, 9 Mo. 11, 1725. They proceeded at once from New Castle to the home of a son-in-law, Jeremiah Starr, who had married a daughter, Rebecca Jackson, at Ballytore, 11 Mo. 10, 1716 and had settled in London Grove Twp., Chester Co. An extended record of the descendants of Isaac Jackson's ten children will be found in Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" and in History of Chester County, p. 610." I am assuming that he is talking about Futhey and Cope's "History of Chester County" which was published in 1881. Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" was published in 1878. With some further research I have found a copy of Halliday Jackson's book that I can make reprints of if anyone is interested. the full title is "Proceedings of the Sesqui-Centennial Gathering of the Descendants of Isacc [sic] and Ann Jackson at Harmony Grove, Chester County. Pennsylania, August 25, 1875. Together with the Family Genealogy. (1878) I can make reprints of both of these books if there is an interest. there are several other Jackson family books I can get including: Jackson, Hugh P. (et al.) The Genealogy of the "Jackson Family." (1890) Putnam, Elizabeth C. and James J. The Honorable Jonathan Jackson and Hannay (Tracy) Jackson, Their Ancestors and Descendants. (1907) supplement to above (1914) Jackson, Horace Mortimer The Family of Michael Jackson, Emigrant from Ireland, Citizen of Hartford County, Connecticut, His Descendants, and Collateral Families with whom they were connected (1909) 121 pages ** Porter, Kenneth W. The Jackson's and Lees: Two Generations of Massachusettss MErchants, 1765-1844. 2 vols. (1937) **Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson. The Descendants and Ancestors of William Jackson and his wife Rachel Tomlinson Jackson. (1940) 158 p. **Jackson, Fred K. The Jackson Chronicles, Wherein are Related Some Facts in the Life of the Reverend John Jackson, A.B. His Ancestors, His Descendants and Some Related Families (1949) ** The Jackson Association Record of Descendants and Families of Charles and Ann (Maltby) Jackson 1845 in the United States 1950 and Some Earlier Records from England of Maltbys from 1778, of Jacksons 1783, Jacksons recorded at Anwick Lincolnshire England from 1636 (1950) 106 p. ** Robbins, Oscar B. History of the Jackson Family of Hempstead, Liong Island, New York, Ohio and Indiana. Descendants of Robert and Agnes Washburn Jackson (1951) ** Short, Aimee J. Jackson-Taylor and Related Families (1960) Cross, Jesse C. The Jackson Family. A History of Ephraim Jackson, First Ancestor to Come to America and His Descendants, 1684-1960 Those books marked with ** (i.e. published between 1923 and 1963) may still be under copyright protection and further research at the library of Congress will be required to determine if they can be copied and reprinted. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net> To: <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:54 AM Subject: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 Guilford Co., NC > Within the Will of William Jackson dated 1 Oct 1792, probated Nov. Term of 1792 - his wife's name was given as "Margaret" - > > Searching for marriage documentation of said marriage possibly to a Margaret Wilson (many Wilson's) signed as Witness as well as executor of William's Will or possibly a Margaret Lavingston/Livingston or possibly both! > > William believed to have migrated from Chester/Bucks Counties Pennsylvania - Within the 1753 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA the following were listed: Jno Wilson, John Ross, Wm. Jackson and Jos. Jackson > > William located in Guilford Co., NC as early as 1774 when his daughter, Mary Jackson, married Joseph Summars/Summers on 2 Aug 1774 (Marriage Bond #000060131/Record #03 433 Guilford Co., NC). This same Joseph Summers was also mentioned within William's will as "my son-in-law", as was Andrew Jackson, shown as "my son". > > William Jackson's property was next to a John Ross within Guilford Co., NC. On 20 June 1759, a John Ross of Middlesex, is shown to marry Sarah Jackson, of Woodbridge (both communities within Middlesex County, New Jersey. (Is this the same John Ross living next to William Jackson in Guilford Co., NC? Is the Sarah Jackson who married John Ross, a daughter or sister of William? By 1800, there was a Joseph Jackson living next door to William's son, Andrew Jackson (b. 1767-1770) - These same names show up within the 1752 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA - coincidence? > > The Summers family migrated into Sumner Co., TN for a few years then on into Illinois. William's son, Andrew Jackson who married Nancy Bridges 5 March 1792 in Guilford County, NC - Bond #000056641; Record #02 225; Bondsman Joseph Sumers, was shown as HH in 1800 census of Guilford Co., TN with 2 sons under 10 (John & Jonathan) migrated into Jackson County,TN and was shown within 1820 census (he could well have been there much earlier - 1790, 1800 and 1810 census of TN LOST). > > Any clues, Bible Records, etc. leading toward documenting marriage(s) of the above William Jackson to Margaret Lavingston/Livingston and/or Margaret Wilson is appreciated. > > Evyonne > > > > ==== JACKSON Mailing List ==== > Please do not post virus warnings, jokes or poems to the list > To contact listowner write Mary Russell maryiola@alltel.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Uh Oh! Now it's TWO Isaac Jacksons in the same spot! one son of Thoma and now one son of Anthony! Do know our DNA results were checked against those of earliest Richard Jackson - no match - Will have to go with Isaac or possibly Samuel, sons of Thomas (if that be out line). Paul - am very interested in reprints of some of the books you mentioned - will send separate email with more details. Evyonne ======================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul Redden" <PaulRedden@hotmail.com> To: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net>; <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 12:38 PM Subject: Irish Jackson's was Re: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 Guilford Co., NC > I have found some information on the Irish Jackson's in Myers book, it is > close to what I had remembered. > > From the section on New Garden Monthly Meeting. [note, this is also the name > of the meeting in Guilford, NC.] > > " > Isaac Jackson and wife, received 9 Mo. 10, 1725, dated 1 Mo. [March] 28, > 1725 from Carlow Montlyly Meeting, County Carlow, Ireland. > > Anthony Jackson, born at Eccleston, Parish of St. Michael, Lancashire, > England, removed, in 1649, with his elder brother, Richard Kackson, sometime > soldier in the Parliamentarhy Army, and settled at Lurgan, County Armagh, > Ireland. Here they were among the first converts lto Quakerism in Ireland. > In 1655 they removed to Cavan, where Anthony probably resided the remainder > of his life. In 1670, and as late as 1681, he is mentioned in Besse as > suffering persecution and imprisonment for non-payment of tithes [to the > church of england that he didn't attend - Paul]. > > Isaac Jackson (1665-1750), son of Anthony, was married 2 Mo. 29, 1696 > [April],at Oldcastle Mtg., Co. Meath, to Ann Evans, daughter of Rowland > Evans, of Balliloing, Co. Wicklow. After residing for some years at > Oldcastle and Clonerany, Co. Wexford, they removed, about 1706-7, to > Ballytore, Co. Kildare. From here they removed to Pennsylvania, taking > passage at Dublin on the Sizargh, and reached New Castle, on Delaware, 9 Mo. > 11, 1725. They proceeded at once from New Castle to the home of a > son-in-law, Jeremiah Starr, who had married a daughter, Rebecca Jackson, at > Ballytore, 11 Mo. 10, 1716 and had settled in London Grove Twp., Chester Co. > An extended record of the descendants of Isaac Jackson's ten children will > be found in Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" and in History of Chester > County, p. 610." > > I am assuming that he is talking about Futhey and Cope's "History of Chester > County" which was published in 1881. Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" > was published in 1878. > > With some further research I have found a copy of Halliday Jackson's book > that I can make reprints of if anyone is interested. the full title is > "Proceedings of the Sesqui-Centennial Gathering of the Descendants of Isacc > [sic] and Ann Jackson at Harmony Grove, Chester County. Pennsylania, August > 25, 1875. Together with the Family Genealogy. (1878) > > I can make reprints of both of these books if there is an interest. > > there are several other Jackson family books I can get including: > > Jackson, Hugh P. (et al.) > The Genealogy of the "Jackson Family." (1890) > > Putnam, Elizabeth C. and James J. > The Honorable Jonathan Jackson and Hannay (Tracy) Jackson, Their Ancestors > and Descendants. (1907) > > supplement to above (1914) > > Jackson, Horace Mortimer > The Family of Michael Jackson, Emigrant from Ireland, Citizen of Hartford > County, Connecticut, His Descendants, and Collateral Families with whom they > were connected (1909) 121 pages > > ** Porter, Kenneth W. > The Jackson's and Lees: Two Generations of Massachusettss MErchants, > 1765-1844. 2 vols. (1937) > > **Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson. > The Descendants and Ancestors of William Jackson and his wife Rachel > Tomlinson > Jackson. (1940) 158 p. > > **Jackson, Fred K. > The Jackson Chronicles, Wherein are Related Some Facts in the Life of the > Reverend John Jackson, A.B. His Ancestors, His Descendants and Some Related > Families (1949) > > ** The Jackson Association > Record of Descendants and Families of Charles and Ann (Maltby) Jackson 1845 > in the United States 1950 and Some Earlier Records from England of Maltbys > from 1778, of Jacksons 1783, Jacksons recorded at Anwick Lincolnshire > England from 1636 (1950) 106 p. > > ** Robbins, Oscar B. > History of the Jackson Family of Hempstead, Liong Island, New York, Ohio and > Indiana. Descendants of Robert and Agnes Washburn Jackson (1951) > > ** Short, Aimee J. > Jackson-Taylor and Related Families (1960) > > Cross, Jesse C. > The Jackson Family. A History of Ephraim Jackson, First Ancestor to Come to > America and His Descendants, 1684-1960 > > Those books marked with ** (i.e. published between 1923 and 1963) may still > be under copyright protection and further research at the library of > Congress will be required to determine if they can be copied and reprinted. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net> > To: <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:54 AM > Subject: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 Guilford Co., NC > > > > Within the Will of William Jackson dated 1 Oct 1792, probated Nov. Term of > 1792 - his wife's name was given as "Margaret" - > > > > Searching for marriage documentation of said marriage possibly to a > Margaret Wilson (many Wilson's) signed as Witness as well as executor of > William's Will or possibly a Margaret Lavingston/Livingston or possibly > both! > > > > William believed to have migrated from Chester/Bucks Counties > Pennsylvania - Within the 1753 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA the > following were listed: Jno Wilson, John Ross, Wm. Jackson and Jos. Jackson > > > > William located in Guilford Co., NC as early as 1774 when his daughter, > Mary Jackson, married Joseph Summars/Summers on 2 Aug 1774 (Marriage Bond > #000060131/Record #03 433 Guilford Co., NC). This same Joseph Summers was > also mentioned within William's will as "my son-in-law", as was Andrew > Jackson, shown as "my son". > > > > William Jackson's property was next to a John Ross within Guilford Co., > NC. On 20 June 1759, a John Ross of Middlesex, is shown to marry Sarah > Jackson, of Woodbridge (both communities within Middlesex County, New > Jersey. (Is this the same John Ross living next to William Jackson in > Guilford Co., NC? Is the Sarah Jackson who married John Ross, a daughter or > sister of William? By 1800, there was a Joseph Jackson living next door to > William's son, Andrew Jackson (b. 1767-1770) - These same names show up > within the 1752 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA - coincidence? > > > > The Summers family migrated into Sumner Co., TN for a few years then on > into Illinois. William's son, Andrew Jackson who married Nancy Bridges 5 > March 1792 in Guilford County, NC - Bond #000056641; Record #02 225; > Bondsman Joseph Sumers, was shown as HH in 1800 census of Guilford Co., TN > with 2 sons under 10 (John & Jonathan) migrated into Jackson County,TN and > was shown within 1820 census (he could well have been there much earlier - > 1790, 1800 and 1810 census of TN LOST). > > > > Any clues, Bible Records, etc. leading toward documenting marriage(s) of > the above William Jackson to Margaret Lavingston/Livingston and/or Margaret > Wilson is appreciated. > > > > Evyonne > > > > > > > > ==== JACKSON Mailing List ==== > > Please do not post virus warnings, jokes or poems to the list > > To contact listowner write Mary Russell maryiola@alltel.net > > > > ============================== > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, > go to: > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > >

I believe Thomas and Anthony were related. If I remember correctly, Thomas was either a descendant of either Anthony or his brother Richard. Anthony and Richard never came to America. It was their children. Don't quote me on this as I don't have any sources handy but I think the three Jackson Immigrants to early Chester County were Isaac, son of Anthony; Thomas, son of Richard (ancestors of President Andrew, and General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson and the third being my ancestor, the (probably unrelated) Ephraim Jackson whose ancestors are outlined in Cross's book which I already have copies available for $31 (420 pages) If your DNA was checked against that of Richard you probably are not descended from his brother Anthony either, Although infidelity back then was more common that people tend to think. My reprints are $10 plus 5 cents a page ( 7 cents for large print versions) and unfortunately I don't know how large many of the books are that I listed as I gave you all the information I have. It costs me $10 to borrow a book and takes me a good hour of work or more for each 100 pages to do the prep work assuming everything is OK. Of course it took me 6 months to write all of the computer software to allow me to do the work that fast (and thus inexpensively) It would cost any other company about $50,000 to duplicate the software. All my years as an engineer developing software for Army Attack Helicopter cockpits was finally put to good use :-) Just goes to show that sometimes, if you get laid off, its better to use what you've learned to make your own way and do what you love. I am not sure if GPC has the Myers book but I know Herritage Books does for $35.50 in paperback. Herritage Books reprints are similar to mine but, like GPC, use more of a medium level production run. They specialize in books that they feel confident they can sell several hundred copies of and thus spread the production costs among all of those books. They thus pay up front to have the pre production work done the conventional way and then print hundreds of copies at a time on an offset printing press and store them until they sell. My specialty is all the tens of thousands of books that may have only had 100 to 1000 books printed originally and reprint versions would be too expensive printed the conventional way. I do all the pre processing myself using my own techniques and software and print the books using the latest "Book-On-Demand" printing techinques so I don't have to buy so many copies at a time. The printing and binding acutally costs me about twice as much as there is more labor, but since the other costs are lower, and there are no inventory costs, I can keep the prices for the books down. Typically, even keeping prices low, I can break even with about 5 copies and anything more than that goes to buying more rare genealogy books to save and reprint. The Myers book is out of copyright so I can technically copy it. It is, however available elsewhere as it is a very popular and useful book. My price would come to between $34 and $35 which is only slightly lower than Heritage Books version. Technically there is not much of a difference as they are both about the same size and both paperbacks with a laminated cover. I am able to print 8 by 10 inch large print versions for a little more to cover the extra paper and ink though. Heritage Books process requires all copies to be the same. Paul ----- Original Message ----- From: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net> To: <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com>; "Paul Redden" <PaulRedden@hotmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 2:23 PM Subject: Re: Irish Jackson's was Re: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 Guilford Co., NC > Uh Oh! Now it's TWO Isaac Jacksons in the same spot! one son of Thoma and > now one son of Anthony! Do know our DNA results were checked against those > of earliest Richard Jackson - no match - Will have to go with Isaac or > possibly Samuel, sons of Thomas (if that be out line). > > Paul - am very interested in reprints of some of the books you mentioned - > will send separate email with more details. > > Evyonne > ======================================== > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Paul Redden" <PaulRedden@hotmail.com> > To: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net>; > <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 12:38 PM > Subject: Irish Jackson's was Re: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 > Guilford Co., NC > > > > I have found some information on the Irish Jackson's in Myers book, it is > > close to what I had remembered. > > > > From the section on New Garden Monthly Meeting. [note, this is also the > name > > of the meeting in Guilford, NC.] > > > > " > > Isaac Jackson and wife, received 9 Mo. 10, 1725, dated 1 Mo. [March] 28, > > 1725 from Carlow Montlyly Meeting, County Carlow, Ireland. > > > > Anthony Jackson, born at Eccleston, Parish of St. Michael, Lancashire, > > England, removed, in 1649, with his elder brother, Richard Kackson, > sometime > > soldier in the Parliamentarhy Army, and settled at Lurgan, County Armagh, > > Ireland. Here they were among the first converts lto Quakerism in > Ireland. > > In 1655 they removed to Cavan, where Anthony probably resided the > remainder > > of his life. In 1670, and as late as 1681, he is mentioned in Besse as > > suffering persecution and imprisonment for non-payment of tithes [to the > > church of england that he didn't attend - Paul]. > > > > Isaac Jackson (1665-1750), son of Anthony, was married 2 Mo. 29, 1696 > > [April],at Oldcastle Mtg., Co. Meath, to Ann Evans, daughter of Rowland > > Evans, of Balliloing, Co. Wicklow. After residing for some years at > > Oldcastle and Clonerany, Co. Wexford, they removed, about 1706-7, to > > Ballytore, Co. Kildare. From here they removed to Pennsylvania, taking > > passage at Dublin on the Sizargh, and reached New Castle, on Delaware, 9 > Mo. > > 11, 1725. They proceeded at once from New Castle to the home of a > > son-in-law, Jeremiah Starr, who had married a daughter, Rebecca Jackson, > at > > Ballytore, 11 Mo. 10, 1716 and had settled in London Grove Twp., Chester > Co. > > An extended record of the descendants of Isaac Jackson's ten children will > > be found in Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" and in History of Chester > > County, p. 610." > > > > I am assuming that he is talking about Futhey and Cope's "History of > Chester > > County" which was published in 1881. Halliday Jackson's "Jackson Family" > > was published in 1878. > > > > With some further research I have found a copy of Halliday Jackson's book > > that I can make reprints of if anyone is interested. the full title is > > "Proceedings of the Sesqui-Centennial Gathering of the Descendants of > Isacc > > [sic] and Ann Jackson at Harmony Grove, Chester County. Pennsylania, > August > > 25, 1875. Together with the Family Genealogy. (1878) > > > > I can make reprints of both of these books if there is an interest. > > > > there are several other Jackson family books I can get including: > > > > Jackson, Hugh P. (et al.) > > The Genealogy of the "Jackson Family." (1890) > > > > Putnam, Elizabeth C. and James J. > > The Honorable Jonathan Jackson and Hannay (Tracy) Jackson, Their Ancestors > > and Descendants. (1907) > > > > supplement to above (1914) > > > > Jackson, Horace Mortimer > > The Family of Michael Jackson, Emigrant from Ireland, Citizen of Hartford > > County, Connecticut, His Descendants, and Collateral Families with whom > they > > were connected (1909) 121 pages > > > > ** Porter, Kenneth W. > > The Jackson's and Lees: Two Generations of Massachusettss MErchants, > > 1765-1844. 2 vols. (1937) > > > > **Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson. > > The Descendants and Ancestors of William Jackson and his wife Rachel > > Tomlinson > > Jackson. (1940) 158 p. > > > > **Jackson, Fred K. > > The Jackson Chronicles, Wherein are Related Some Facts in the Life of the > > Reverend John Jackson, A.B. His Ancestors, His Descendants and Some > Related > > Families (1949) > > > > ** The Jackson Association > > Record of Descendants and Families of Charles and Ann (Maltby) Jackson > 1845 > > in the United States 1950 and Some Earlier Records from England of Maltbys > > from 1778, of Jacksons 1783, Jacksons recorded at Anwick Lincolnshire > > England from 1636 (1950) 106 p. > > > > ** Robbins, Oscar B. > > History of the Jackson Family of Hempstead, Liong Island, New York, Ohio > and > > Indiana. Descendants of Robert and Agnes Washburn Jackson (1951) > > > > ** Short, Aimee J. > > Jackson-Taylor and Related Families (1960) > > > > Cross, Jesse C. > > The Jackson Family. A History of Ephraim Jackson, First Ancestor to Come > to > > America and His Descendants, 1684-1960 > > > > Those books marked with ** (i.e. published between 1923 and 1963) may > still > > be under copyright protection and further research at the library of > > Congress will be required to determine if they can be copied and > reprinted. > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Evyonne Andrews Eddins" <evonandrews@sbcglobal.net> > > To: <JACKSON-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 8:54 AM > > Subject: [JACKSON] Re: William Jackson d. 1792 Guilford Co., NC > > > > > > > Within the Will of William Jackson dated 1 Oct 1792, probated Nov. Term > of > > 1792 - his wife's name was given as "Margaret" - > > > > > > Searching for marriage documentation of said marriage possibly to a > > Margaret Wilson (many Wilson's) signed as Witness as well as executor of > > William's Will or possibly a Margaret Lavingston/Livingston or possibly > > both! > > > > > > William believed to have migrated from Chester/Bucks Counties > > Pennsylvania - Within the 1753 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA > the > > following were listed: Jno Wilson, John Ross, Wm. Jackson and Jos. Jackson > > > > > > William located in Guilford Co., NC as early as 1774 when his daughter, > > Mary Jackson, married Joseph Summars/Summers on 2 Aug 1774 (Marriage Bond > > #000060131/Record #03 433 Guilford Co., NC). This same Joseph Summers was > > also mentioned within William's will as "my son-in-law", as was Andrew > > Jackson, shown as "my son". > > > > > > William Jackson's property was next to a John Ross within Guilford Co., > > NC. On 20 June 1759, a John Ross of Middlesex, is shown to marry Sarah > > Jackson, of Woodbridge (both communities within Middlesex County, New > > Jersey. (Is this the same John Ross living next to William Jackson in > > Guilford Co., NC? Is the Sarah Jackson who married John Ross, a daughter > or > > sister of William? By 1800, there was a Joseph Jackson living next door > to > > William's son, Andrew Jackson (b. 1767-1770) - These same names show up > > within the 1752 tax list of Londongrove, Chester Co., PA - coincidence? > > > > > > The Summers family migrated into Sumner Co., TN for a few years then on > > into Illinois. William's son, Andrew Jackson who married Nancy Bridges 5 > > March 1792 in Guilford County, NC - Bond #000056641; Record #02 225; > > Bondsman Joseph Sumers, was shown as HH in 1800 census of Guilford Co., TN > > with 2 sons under 10 (John & Jonathan) migrated into Jackson County,TN and > > was shown within 1820 census (he could well have been there much earlier - > > 1790, 1800 and 1810 census of TN LOST). > > > > > > Any clues, Bible Records, etc. leading toward documenting marriage(s) of > > the above William Jackson to Margaret Lavingston/Livingston and/or > Margaret > > Wilson is appreciated. > > > > > > Evyonne > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== JACKSON Mailing List ==== > > > Please do not post virus warnings, jokes or poems to the list > > > To contact listowner write Mary Russell maryiola@alltel.net > > > > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > > go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > >