Hi, There is a George Jackson 10 yrs of age in the 1880 Woodville census. The African American Jackson family I am researching ... My Great Uncle George is the son of James and Mary Jackson, his siblings are Henry, Beuargard (my great grandfather), Amanda, Melissa, Johnie, Ida Mary, Laura and Alfred. I haven't gotten deep into researching my Jackson line yet! They are next on the rotation system I use. Is this the same Jackson line you are researching? Searching and Searching despite the brick walls I keep hitting. Pat

My Jackson family is white and from back in the early 1800's Wilkinson County, Ms. George Jackson married my gr.gr.gr. grandfather (Austin Coates) sister Rebecka Coates October 20, 1814. Do you know when your Jackson's show up in Wilkinson County,Ms.? The Jackson's came to Mississippi from South Carolina before 1809. George Jackson's parents are Thomas Jackson and Jamima?? I haven't found anything on his parents. George had a sister named Mary Jackson . She married David Bailey March 5,1809 in Wilkinson County,Ms. I'm not sure if this helps. Thank you, Robbie Landry ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 11:11 PM Subject: Re: [MSWILKIN] --- Jackson Family of Woodville > Hi, > There is a George Jackson 10 yrs of age in the 1880 Woodville census. The > African American Jackson family I am researching ... My Great Uncle George is > the son of James and Mary Jackson, his siblings are Henry, Beuargard (my great > grandfather), Amanda, Melissa, Johnie, Ida Mary, Laura and Alfred. > > I haven't gotten deep into researching my Jackson line yet! They are next on > the rotation system I use. Is this the same Jackson line you are researching? > > Searching and Searching despite the brick walls I keep hitting. > > Pat > > > > > ==== MSWILKIN Mailing List ==== > to Unsubscribe from the list > To: [email protected] > Subject: unsubscribe > Message: unsubcribe >