Thomas Jackson (1715 - bef. 1796)

Born 1715 in New Kent, New Kent, Virginia Colony

Descendants

Died before 12 Apr 1796 before age 81 in Cub Creek, Louisa, Virginia, United States

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Biography

Thomas was born in 1715. He passed away in 1796.

Family Outline from the article - Ellen G. Lillie, Thomas and Ann Mills Jackson of Cub Creek and Their Descendants -

Thomas Jackson of New Kent to Louisa Co., Va.. Thomas married Ann Mills, daughter of Nicholas Mills and Ann Clopton bef. 1740

Thomas Jackson and Ann Mills had the following children:
Frances Jackson m. Nelson Anderson,
Thomas Jackson m. Catherine Steele
William Jackson m. Susanna Goodwin
Ann Jackson m. John Christmas
Charles Jackson m. Jane Anderson Mildred Waddy
Elizabeth Jackson m. Lydall Britton
Mary Jackson m. Samuel Parsons
John Jackson m. Katherine White
and Ann Jackson m. John White

Thomas Jackson died 1796 in Louisa Co. where his will was probated. All of the children resided in Louisa or Hanover counties.

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Will of Thomas Jackson, of Louisa Co. Dated Nov. 28, 1794. Prob. April 12, 1796.
Will Bk. 3, p. 611

Two grandsons, Wm. Jackson and Thomas Jackson all that tract of land & plantation whereon their mother Susanna Jackson now lives, which lies on the upper side of Cub Creek. Three grandchildren, Mary Steele, Wm. Jackson and Thomas Jackson one negro man, Nick; reserving to their said mother Susanna Jackson, the use & profits of sd. negro and land during term of her widowhood.

Son Thomas Jackson, the land whereon I live lying on the lower side of Cub Creek including the plantation &c. reserving to my wife Ann Jackson, free use of said land during her natural life: also to sd. Thomas, two slaves, Sam and Frankey.
Son Charles Jackson, the other half of my land lying on the lower side of the Creek; also negro man, Mingo.
Son John Jackson, having heretofore given the sum of £300: leave him no land; the sd. sum being given him in lieu of land; also one negro man, Peter.
Daughter, Elizabeth Britton, during her natural life, negro woman named Jane & after her decease to be equally divided among her children.
To my three grandchildren, Elly, Judah and Augustus Parsons, one negro woman named Beck.
Daughter, Ann White, negro girl, Janny.
Grand daughter, Elizabeth Jackson Dabney, one negro woman, Aggy & her four children, Nanny, Lewis, Phillis & Davy, reserving to her mother Ann Christmas use of the sd. negroes during pleasure. Grandson, John Nelson Christmas, use of said negroes during pleasure.
Wife, Ann Jackson, during term of her natural life, rest and residue of estate, & immediately, after her decease, to be equally divided between my following children, viz; Francis Anderson, Ann Christmas, Thos. Jackson, Charles Jackson, John Jackson, Ann White and the children of my son Wm. Jackson, dec'd, the children of my daughter Elizabeth Britton, the children of my daughter Mary Parsons, dec'd.
Daughter Francis Anderson to allow, on division of estate £60: curr. which has been paid to her husband Nelson Anderson, in lieu, for a negro. Unto the three children of my daughter Mary Parsons, viz; Elly Parsons, Judith Parsons, and Augustus Parsons, £25. curr.

Executors: Wife Ann Jackson, 3 sons, Thomas Jackson, Charles Jackson, & John Jackson.
Witnesses: Thomas Markes, Joel Walton, John Walton.

Sources

• FamilySearch Digital Collections. "Louisa, Virginia, Wills/Inv./Accounts, v. 3, 1783-1796." Bk 3, pp. 611-613, Images 320-321 of 690. will of Thomas Jackson (of Cub Creek, Louisa, VA) 28 Nov 1794, probated 12 April 1796 FHL Film #32193, FHL Digitized Film #7676167. FamilySearch. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

• Hunter, Ann Avery, et.al. "The Descendants of Ann Clopton, of “Callowell,” & Her Husband Nicholas Mills, II, of St. Martin’s Parish." Thomas Jackson & Ann Mills of "Catalpa Hall", Cub Creek, Louisa County, Virginia The Clopton Chronicles, A Project of the Clopton Family Genealogical Society Rootsweb. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

• Lillie, Ellen G. "Thomas & Ann Mills Jackson of Cub Creek and Their Descendants." "Louisa County Historical Society Magazine," Vol 12 #1 (summer 1980) & Vol 12 #2 (winter 1980/1981) VAGenWeb, Louisa County, Virginia - Genealogy, http://trevilians.com/lchs/lchs.html#Index. Retrieved 7 March 2020.

• Johnson, William B. "From Cub Creek to Raleigh, Dabney Cosby, An American Builder." THE CHILDREN OF NICHOLAS AND ANN (CLOPTON) MILLS & THE CHILDREN OF THOMAS AND ANN (MILLS) JACKSON. Ellen G. Lillie article source. pp. 4-8, Images 6-10 of 13. (P. 5: Will of Thomas Jackson of Louisa, VA, will book 3, p. 611, Dated 28 Nov. 1794, Recorded 12 Apr 1796, Image 7 of 13. The Dabney Cosby Family Study, Issue 1, Winter 2006. Internet File. Retrieved 7 March 2020.

• Source: S656793175 Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree Ancestry Family Tree 59093506

• Source: S656793175 Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Ancestry Family Tree Ancestry Family Tree 59093506