It's interesting to note that William Jackson's census records for 1850 and 1860 are as follows: 1850 Census McNairy Co., TN. District 8, household 1279 William Jackson/29/M/W/TN/farmer Nancy/28/F/W/TN John/10/M/W/TN Sarah/8/F/W/TN Penelope/6/F/W/TN Mary/4/F/W/TN Martha/2/F/W/TN 1860 Census McNairy Co., TN. District 8, household 1417 William Jackson/42/M/W/TN/farmer Nancy/39/F/W/TN John H./20/M/W/TN/farm labor Sarah E./18/F/W/TN Mary E./14/F/W/TN Martha A./12/F/W/TN James P./10/M/W/TN William A./6/M/W/TN Celia J./4/F/W/TN M. B. Barns/19/M/W/TN/day labor/married this year Penelipe/17/F/W/TN/married this year John W./3 mos/M/W/TN (Penelope Jackson then married a Barns.) The Brewers did live close by in 1860 at household 1420. The Plunks lived a little further away at household 1372. Johnita John Brewer wrote: > > Barbara & Jan > > The McNairy County 1860 census list; > > William Jackson 42 TN > Nancy 39 TN > John B. 20 TN > Sarah E. 18 TN > Mary E. 14 TN > Martha A. 12 TN > James P. 10 TN > William 6 TN > Celia J. 4 TN > > Could Celia J. be our Sleeta Jane Jackson, wife of Oliver Perry > Sewell? My 1870 CD is bad and I should have another in about a week and > maybe I can find her there. > > Keep Diggin' > > John Wayne