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     Elizabeth Jackson was born in 1838 at New Jersey.¹

     Elizabeth Jackson was in 1860 a vestmaker.² William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Emma Jackson married Abraham Vreeland, son of Elias Vreeland and Catherine York, on 16 May 1864.¹ Emma Jackson died on 20 January 1882.² She was buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson, Sec 6, lot 387.²

     Emma Jackson lived in 1882 at 14 Green St. at Paterson, NJ.² Married name: Vreeland.

     Fanny Jackson was born in 1847 at New Jersey.¹ She died on 6 October 1863 at Huyler's Landing, Bergen County, NJ.²

     Flora Jackson was born in 1809 at New Jersey.¹ She married Thomas J Jackson.¹

     The 1850 census lists Thomas J Jackson and Flora at house 309 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with children Mary F, Samuel, Susan A, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Phebe, Sarah, Thomas and Fanny (aged between 20 and 3), as well as a John Jackson (23) and James Jackson (25). In the next house (310), but enumerated as same family (330) is John Jackson (28), Susan Jackson (22), and (on the next page) Edward (3) and Francis (1). They are in the same house as John Jeffrey; and next door to William Jackson.¹ The 1860 census lists Flora Jackson at house 208 at Hackensack Township, NJ, with Mary, Samuel, Susan, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Phebe, Sarah, Thomas, Fanny and Oliver. She had $3000 in real estate, and $1000 in personal estate.²
     William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)
     Possibly Sucke Charleston (40) is in the 1870 census in Norwood, Harrington Township, Bergen County, New Jersey, with husband Thomas (39, teamster, property $500) and 4 daughters: Phebe (14), Elizabeth (9), Susan (7), and Mary (5). A Susan Charleston (79, property $2000) is living with them as well.
Possibly these are the same in 1860 in Schraalenburgh, Harrington Township: Susan (62, housekeeper) is the head of household, with Tom (30, farm laborer), Susan (27), Phebe (2), and Elizabeth (6 mo). Ages are off somewhat
and in 1880 (only says Harrington): Thomas (50, farm laborer), Susan (48), Phoebe Ann (22, at home), Mary Jane (16, at home.)^3,4,5

     Francis Jackson was born in 1800 at New Jersey (85 at death.)² He married an unknown woman.³ He (2) married Sarah on 25 December 1866 at Hackensack Township, NJ, (both were widowed; no last name for Sarah in NJ Marriage database, but NJ County marriages database has her name as Sarah Tiebout.)^4,3,5 Francis Jackson died on 18 February 1885 at Newark, NJ.^1,2

     The 1880 census lists Francis Jackson and Sarah at Hackensack Village, Bergen County, NJ. Francis is 79, b. NJ, no occ., parents b. NJ; Sarah is 74, b. NJ, keeps house, parents b. NJ. They are next door to Thomas Tiebout; and in the house next to that Nancy Tiebout (30, b. NJ, B, washerwoman, parents b. NJ), her father Thomas Thompson (70, b. NJ, B, laborer, parents b. NJ) and a grandchild Robt Tiebout (5m, b. Jan 1880, NJ, parents b. NJ.)⁴

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     Francis Jackson died 18 Feb 1885 at Newark, NJ (late of Palisades Township), leaving widow, 3 children and 7 grandchildren (not named.)¹
     Newark death index says he is widowed and black; Palisade death index states neither marital status, race, or exact date.^2,6

     George Ellis Jackson was born on 6 January 1902 at Council, Washington County, ID.¹ He married Evalyna Hollrich on 17 June 1923 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA.¹ George Ellis Jackson died on 12 May 1967 at Caldwell, ID.¹

     George Franklin Jackson was born on 3 March 1857 at Highland, Green County, IN.^1,2 He married Florence Adell Vreeland, daughter of Enoch Vreeland and Eliza Sheldon, on 10 November 1888 at Idaho.³ George Franklin Jackson died on 21 June 1922 at Meridian, Ada County, ID.¹

     Glen Eldon Jackson was born on 5 January 1896 at Spring Creek, Ada County, ID.¹ He married Doris Hamilton on 30 December 1918 at Yakima, Yakima County, WA.¹ Glen Eldon Jackson died in March 1971 at Jackson, OR.¹

     Harriet L Jackson was born in 1824.¹ She married George Clinton Hopper, son of Casparus Hopper and Charlotte Z Newcomb, on 17 July 1849.^2,1 Harriet L Jackson was buried in Onandaga Valley Cemetery in Syracuse.¹ She died on 6 March 1892.¹

     Married name: Hopper.

     Horace Ackerman Jackson was born in 1910.¹ He married Marie Romano.¹ Horace Ackerman Jackson died in 1992.¹

     Name variation: Jack Jackson.¹

     Hugh Jackson was born in 1759 at Ireland.¹ He died in 1779 at British prison from small pox or neglected wounds.¹

     Jennett Jackson was born on 28 May 1814.¹ She married Eli Bush Keesler, son of John Paul Keesler and Clarissa Sutliff.¹

     Married name: Keesler.

     Jeremiah Jackson was born on 11 December 1880 at Fort Lee, NJ.² He married Gertrude Altfuldisch on 18 July 1901 at Bloomfield, NJ.^2,1 Jeremiah Jackson died on 18 August 1967 at Elizabeth, NJ.^2,1 He was buried in Woodland Cemetery in Englewood Cliffs.^2,3

     The Jackson file had the place of burial as Kurtzville; this is probably an error for Coytesville.¹

     Joseph Jackson married Lydia Ann Carle, daughter of Richard Carle and Mary Firestone.¹

     Julia Jackson was born in 1861 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married Samuel Jackson, son of William Jackson and Maria Jackson.¹

     The 1880 census lists Samuel Jackson and Julia at Huyler's Landing at Palisade Township, Bergen County, NJ, with his niece Susum Van Clief. They are next door to Samuel Thompson.¹ Her father was born in the South; her mother was born in New Jersey.¹ Name variation: Julia.

     Lydia Jackson was born circa 1658 at Plymouth, MA.¹ She (1) married Israel Leavitt, son of John Leavitt and Sarah Gilman, on 10 January 1676 (Hingham or Plymouth, MA.)¹ Lydia Jackson (2) married Preserved Hall on 25 January 1699 at Hingham, MA.¹ Lydia Jackson died after 25 January 1699.¹

     Married name: Leavitt. Married name: Hall.

     Maria Jackson was born in 1808 at New Jersey.¹ She married William Jackson.¹

     The 1850 census lists William Jackson and Maria at house 308 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with Dinah, Thomas and Samuel (resp. 15, 12, and 7), They are next door to Samuel Thompson and Thomas J Jackson.¹ The 1860 census lists William Jackson and Maria at house 222 at Hackensack Township, NJ, with Thomas and Samuel (resp. 22 and 17). Dinah possibly married Samuel Ray (he is 25, she is 22). In addition there are a number of Thompsons (among them a Samuel (35), a Nick Jackson (38), a Henry Jackson (18), and eight Thompson children between 16 (Mary) and 9m (Mortimer). One is John Ray Thompson (5), making a relation with Samuel Ray likely.² Name variation: Maria.

     Mary F Jackson was born in 1830 at New Dock Hill, Bergen County, New Jersey.^1,2 She died on 7 March 1865 at New Dock Hill, Bergen County, NJ.²

     (Her age is off by two years, but her parents are listed in the death index.)² Mary F Jackson was in 1860 a dressmaker.³ Name variation: Mary Jackson.²

     Morris Jackson was born before 1779.¹ He married Lavina (?)¹

     Nancy Jackson was born in 1812.¹ She married Benjamin Buell Jones, son of Augustus Jones Jr., in 1829 at Huron, OH.¹ Nancy Jackson died in 1894.¹

     Nancy Jackson and Benjamin Buell Jones were strict and religious Methodists who didn't believe in drinking, smoking, card playing, or going to the theatre.¹ They move circa 1837 to ]L] After her husband's death Nancy lived with her daughter, Mary.¹ Married name: Jones.

     Nicholas Jackson was born in 1836 at New Jersey.¹

     Nicholas Jackson was in 1860 a boatman.² William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Orville Jackson was born on 16 August 1893 at Spring Creek, Ada County, ID.¹ He married Floy Lavelle Sims on 27 June 1923.¹ Orville Jackson died in June 1984 at Eagle, Ada County, ID.¹

     Petrus Jackson was born on 18 December 1736.¹ He was baptized on 17 April 1737 at New York City (NY Lutheran Church) (no special witnesses, so the minister and his wife.)¹

     Phebe Jackson was born in 1842 at New Jersey.¹

     Phebe Jackson was in 1860 a vestmaker.² William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Pieter Jackson was born circa 1714.¹ He was baptized on 27 January 1734 (Pieter Jecksen, a black man, about 20 yrs old.)² He (1) married Jenneke Men on 16 February 1734 (NY Lutheran Church) (Pieter Jecksen and Janneke Men, free Negroes.)^3,4 Pieter Jackson (2) married Henne Haal on 22 May 1744 (NY Lutheran Church) (Pieter Jecksen, widower, a free Negro, and Henne Haal, widow of Jacob Francisci, a free Negro, who lived on the Great Kill, Highland.)^5,6

     Samuel Jackson was born in 1843 at New Jersey.¹ He married Julia.¹

     Samuel Jackson was a stone block (paving stone) maker.¹ The 1880 census lists Samuel Jackson and Julia at Huyler's Landing at Palisade Township, Bergen County, NJ, with his niece Susum Van Clief. They are next door to Samuel Thompson.¹
     A Samuel Jackson, 77, died Jul 1890 in Englewood. This could be the Samuel Jackson, who is in Hackensack in 1850: Samuel (35), Betsy (32), and 3 children; and 1860: Samuel (46), Betsy (38), and 5 children. He seems to be in Englewood in 1885: Samuel, with wife Betsy, both over 60; and children Louisa, Phebe (both 20-60), and Arthur (5-20), However, it is unclear how and if he fits into these families.^3,4,5,6

     Samuel Jackson was born in 1832 at New Jersey.¹

     Samuel Jackson was in 1850 a boatman.^1,2 William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Samuel Jackson Jr. lived circa 1808 at Felton Place at Whetsell Settlement, Preston County, WV.¹

     Sarah Jackson was born in 1844 at New Jersey.¹

     Sarah Jackson was in 1860 a vestmaker.² William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Susan Jackson was born in 1826 at New Jersey.² She married Samuel Thompson on 22 June 1844 at Bergen County, New Jersey.^2,1

     The 1850 census lists Samuel Thompson and Susan at house 307 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with Mary, Phebe, William and Gracey (resp. 5, 4, 3, 1, all black), as well as a Dinah Thompson (12, attends school). They are next door to William Jackson.² Name variation: Susan Thompson.²