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John Jackson Jr. (abt. 1685 - abt. 1761)

John Jackson Jr.
Born about in Province of Marylandmap
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Father of , , , , and
Died about at about age 76 in Frederick, Province of Marylandmap
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Biography

John Jackson; John Jackson Jr.

Birth 1685 & Parentage

He was born ca 1685; age 45 in 1730/31. [1]

He was s/o John Jackson, Sr. and Elizabeth Dick [2]

Inheritance 1744 from Father-in Law

John Jackson (Jr.) was one of the executors of the will of his father-in-law Alexander Beall, immigrant, along with his sons William Beall and James Beall; and he was named in the Alexander's will:

Son-in-law John Jackson to receive 1/5 of "rest of estate", along with son William, son Ninian, dec'd son John Beall's children, and dec'd son James Beall's children. [1]

Marriage

He married Ruth Beall; possibly ca 1710; definitely before 1 Aug 1719; d/o Alexander Beall, immigrant, and his m/1. [1]

Death 1761 & Will

He died ca 1761 in Frederick Co., Maryland. [1]

"Will of JOHN JACKSON, Frederick Co.; written 12 Jan 1761; probate 27 May 1761.

To son Elexander [Alexander], plantation he now lives on, pt. of Necessity
To wife Ruth, slaves, cattle and furniture
To all my children, 1s silver

Ex: son Elex Wit: Jonathan Nixon, Robert Buchan, James Pearre" [1]

Children

Children from his will, the will of dau. Margaret Magruder and family history.

  1. Margaret Jackson, b. ca 1711, age 65 in 1776 census of Lower Potomac Hundred; d. ca 1801; m. ca 1728 Samuel Magruder III, b. 24 Feb 1708 [1]
  2. Eleanor Jackson, d. aft. 1787; m. [ ? ] Arrel. [1]
  3. Hannah Jackson, d. aft. 1787; m. Jasper Mauduit [Mordent?] [1]
  4. Philip Jackson, d. by 1795, m. bef. 1761 Elizabeth [ ? ] [1]
  5. Alexander Jackson, b. ca 1722; d. ca 1801-03; m. Deborah Muiduit, b. ca 1729 [1]
  6. Mary Jackson, d. by Aug 1754; m. ca 1738/9 to Thomas Cramphin, innholder, b. ca 1715; d. ca 1783 [1]

There may have been a 7th Jackson child (from Margaret Magruder will), a dau. who m. an Offutt and had Zachariah Offutt; possible this could be the Zachariah b. ca 1730 who m. Eleanor Beall, d/o Ninian Beall and Mary Beall. [1]

Sources

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 Jourdan, Elise Greenup, Early Families of Southern Maryland, Vol. 6, © 1998 Elise Greenup Jourdan, Heritage Books 2007, Westminster, Maryland, pp. 166, 182-94.
  2. ↑ Data from Jackson-10499, originally created by A Tomkins through the import of Hooker Austin Williams Family Tree_2014-07-06.ged on Jul 7, 2014.




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Tom Jackson
This page is not correct. If John Jackson and Elizabeth (Edgerton) Jackson had a son John, he would not have been born in America. Also, a birth year of 1865 would have him being born 47 years before their daughter Alice (his sister), who is listed clearly in the Quaker records. Most of the information on this page is for a John Jackson who was born and died in America and who was the son of Elizabeth Dick. In other words, not from this family. I have seen no evidence of a John Jackson in this family.
posted by Tom Jackson
edited by Tom Jackson
Johnson-11028 A. (Johnson) Tomkins
Thanks for pointing this out. It’s probably a clerical error I made several years ago when I was a “baby” genealogist. :) I’ll go ahead and unlink these parents from John Jr.
posted by A. (Johnson) Tomkins
[Living Montano]
I have John Jackson and Elizabeth Edgerton having John in 1685 in England. He married Ruth Beall. They had Philip in 1707 my 6th ggf. along with Mercy, Margaret and maybe more.
posted by [Living Montano]
Lee-5956 Robin Lee
Please provide your records for this statement, as it appears that your information is incorrect, per the sources on this profile.
posted by Robin Lee
edited by Robin Lee
[Living Montano]
I have John Jackson and Elizabeth Edgerton who had a son John born looks like in England in 1685.
posted by [Living Montano]
Beall-833 Steven Beall
I believe this is the John Jackson who m. Beall-525 Ruth Beall, d/o Alexander Beall, immigrant. I have good data from E.G. Jourdan and will add a bio.
posted by Steven Beall
[Living Montano]
I have them in my tree as my 7th great grandparents. links to my Jackson line on my moms dads side.
posted by [Living Montano]

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