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 Abt 1785 - Aft 1870 (86 years)
Generation: 1
| 1. | Eli Jackson was born about 1785 in Virginia (son of Ephram Jackson and Martha Mrs. Ephram Jackson); died after 1870 in Monroe Township, Daviss County, Missouri. Notes:
Eli Jackson s/o Ephraim married Sally Emmerson d/o John Emmerson and Ann. He lived in North Carolina, either Surry or Stokes County, before moving to Missouri. He may have been the Eli Jackson who was granted 40 acres in Missouri on 28 Jul 1838 (US General Land Office Records, 1796-19070.,
Eli married Sally Emmerson on 4 Feb 1813 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Sally (son of John Emmerson, Sr. and Ann Mrs. John Emmerson) was born in c 1794 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died before 1870. [Group Sheet]
Children:
- John Jackson was born in 1832 in North Carolina or Virginia; died on 13 Feb 1888 in Harrison Twp, Davis County, Missouri.
- Julia Jackson was born in 1841 in North Carolina.
- Mary Jackson was born in 1852 in Missouri U.S.A..
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Generation: 2
| 3. | Martha Mrs. Ephram Jackson was born after 1755; died after 1830. Children:
- Ephraim Jackson, Jr. was born in 1775; died on 17 Jul 1859 in Washington County, Virginia.
- Sally Jackson was born in 1778 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.; died after 1850 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
- Elizabeth Jackson was born about 1780; died before 1844 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
- Abel Jackson was born in 1781 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.; died after 1850.
- Martha "Patsy" Jackson was born in 1783 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.; died on 20 Sep 1870 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
- 1. Eli Jackson was born about 1785 in Virginia; died after 1870 in Monroe Township, Daviss County, Missouri.
- Hannah Jackson was born about 1786.
- James Samuel Jackson was born about 1790 in Virginia; died on 18 Oct 1847 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
- Levi Jackson was born in c 1795 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died in 1833 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
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Generation: 3
| 4. | John Jackson, Sr. was born before 1730 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.; died before 1771. Notes:
John Jackson, Sr. lived on Terrible Creek, Halifax County, Virginia. He was there at least by 1763 when he bought the land described below. Deed: Martin Brown of Halifax County sells to John Jackson of the same county 248 acres on the north fork of Terrible Creek, beginning at William Russell's, Givens line, John Sparrows - signed by Martin W. Brown, his wife Mary acknowledges her dower. Witness by James Bates, James Leek, William Leek, December 15, 1763 (3rd year of the reign of George 3rd.) (Halifax DB 4, page 443). This is the same land he gave to his sons John Jr. and Ephraim.
Deed: September 19, 1771, 248 acres Terrible Creek, John Jackson of Halifax County to Ephraim Jackson, same county, 248 acres branch of Terrible Creek, granted to Martin Brown by Letters Patent 16 August 1756 and sold to John Jackson, father to above named John and Ephraim Jackson and deeded to him. Signed John Jackson. Witnesses: George Watkins, John Leak, Micajah Watkins, Wm Lawson, John Milner. Recorded September 19, 1771 (Halifax DB 8, page 260)
Hannah was his widow and she retained her dower right to one-third of the 248 acres which amounted to 80 acres. She shows up on the Halifax County tax lists until 1800. Because she was a widow she paid no taxes. There was another John Jackson in Halifax County at the same time, which greatly increases the research difficulties. He was from Amelia/Prince Edward and his family has been well researched.
John married Hannah Mrs. John Jackson before 1750. Hannah died about 1800 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]
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| 5. | Hannah Mrs. John Jackson died about 1800 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.. Notes:
Hannah Jackson's age is estimated from the fact that John, Jr., her presumed son was born before 1750. She lived until about 1800 when she went off the tax rolls - although she never paid taxes because she was a widow.
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