Jackson was a Farmer. He and his family lived in Lick Creek, Pike County, Kentucky, where in 1870 he was farming and Viney was taking care of the home, and their first born, James-2.[4] By 1880, 4 more children had been born and were added to the household count, James-10, Woodson-7, Emma-3; Fannie J-1.[1]
In 1900, Jackson had Andy-18, Taulby-16, Dotia-13, and Garvy-11 helping out with the Farm while Melvin-24, was at School, and Jackson-8, was at home and had not yet gone learned to read or write.[2]
He passed away after 1900.
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↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.5 1880 United States Federal Census ; 1880; Census Place: Lick Creek, Pike, Kentucky; Roll: 439; Page: 635C; Dwelling 134; Family 143; Line 29-35 (29); Jun 14, 1880; Enumeration District: 098; Ancestry's 1880 Census Image
↑ 2.02.12.22.32.42.52.6 1900 United States Federal Census; 1900; Census Place: Lick, Pike, Kentucky; Page: 14; Dwelling 213; Family 219, Line 41-48 (41); Jun 20, 1900; Enumeration District: 0082; FHL microfilm: 1240548; Ancestry's 1900 Census Image
↑ 1870 United States Federal Census; 1870; Census Place: District 4, Pike, Kentucky; Roll: M593_495; Page: 53A; Dwelling 17; Family 107; Line 38-40 (38); 21 -, 1870; Family History Library Film: 545994; Ancestry's 1870 Census Image
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Abshire-341 and Abshire-335 appear to represent the same person because: they both have the same name, they have the same birth and death locations, they were both born in 1844, and they both died in 1910.
Hi Hazel, this warning popped up when I saved the unsourced template: Warning: Check the data. A child's birth date (Abshire-341 born 1800) should not be before a parent is six years old (father Abshire-340 born 1800).
You've got a typo in the son's DOB. If you add a little more data, such as a location, people will be able to help you find sources. Good luck!
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You've got a typo in the son's DOB. If you add a little more data, such as a location, people will be able to help you find sources. Good luck!
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