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[edit] PurposeFor now, this will contain just bits and pieces of info I want to keep. May be rearranged later. Others are free to add to this page other helpful information. [edit] Goals
[edit] Pre-1790 Individuals in Northern Neck Area[edit] Northumberland Original 1645[edit] Lancaster County out of York/Northumberland 1651[edit] Westmoreland out of Northumberland 1653[edit] Stafford County out of Westmoreland 1664http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vastaffo/parishindex.htm Stafford Co., VA Marriages in the 1700s: Stafford Co VA births: Stafford Co VA deaths: [edit] Prince William County out of Stafford 1731
had child Francis Jackson b aft 1714 Stafford County who married Sallie Tyler and [edit] Pre-1790 Individuals in Other Areas of Virginia[edit] Fauquier County out of[edit] MarriagesThe following marriages from "Abstracts of Wills, Administrations, and Marriages of Fauquier The following record of marriage taken from a different source: [edit] Links of InterestSee also Jackson in Prince William that I started earlier and nearly forgot. Perhaps these pages can be combined?? Here is mention of a Jackson and a Lynn on this page - tho are separate deeds; not together Samuel in Stafford Co 1728 This one makes no sense to me but mentions a Thomas Jackson in 1665 [edit] Articles of Interest[edit] Jacksons in Prince William during 1779The Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Vol., 30, No 3, pgs 180, 181 and 182 gives a list of petitioners of Prince William County, County, Virginia. I have culled the names of all Jacksons who signed the petition as of 14, October 1779. [edit] Migration from Virginia
Quotes for topic taken from: From Missouri's Confederate...Claiborne Jackson, Christopher Phillip, Missouri Press found in Google.com books, page 11- "When one of three tax assessors canvassed Mason County, Kentucky in September, 1792 among the new residents he found who possessed taxable wealth was 29 year old DEMPSEY JACKSON. He and his young family had likely traveled in a group with other Fauquier families (possibly brothers or cousins, for several men of that name--including WILLIAM, SAMUEL, JAMES and THOMAS JACKSON--all names that would appear in later Mason County simultaneously with Dempsey's arrival) along a route well worn by thousands before them: northwesterward by wagon from Fauquier County through the Blue Ridge gaps to the lower Shenandoah Valley, crossing Potomoc into Maryland, then heading westward over to the valley town of Cumberland then picking up Braddock's infamous and well used road through the Allegheny mountain passes to the Monongahela River, following the river then 50 more miles to Fort Pitt or Pittsburg....With over 200 tortuous miles behind them the JACKSON clan probably sold their wagons and purchased a flatboat or barge--which cost them as much as a dollar a foot--and provisions and floated themselves, their families, and their precious household cargoes down the gradually slowing current of the mighty Ohio for nearly 400 miles. After nearly two months of arduous travel the weary group arrived at Limestone....between which were wedged a few log houses, a tobacco warehouse, and the Boone Tavern, owned by the son of the famous frontiersman. In 1792 sprawling Mason County--which stretched from the Sandy River on the east to the Licking River on the west and south, 160 miles from end to end--was the northernmost county in Kentucky....In 1811 the eldest sons CRAVEN and DEMPSEY PICKETT {JACKSON} left the farm bound for Nashville, Tennessee....Between 1823 and 1826 four more of Dempsey's sons--THOMAS, WILLIAM, WADE, and CALIB--as well as seven adult male Jackson cousins followed the path of their ancestors....moved to the new frontier of Missouri...these young westerners each traveled the Ohio and Mississippi River by steamer to St Louis then up the state's main artery, the Missouri River to Franklin, a thriving river town and seat of Howard County. Steamboats had begun plying the turbid waters of the Missouri to Franklin in 1819, complementing the 'Boon's Lick Trace' that connected St Charles with Franklin. Howard County with Franklin as its centerpiece was the heart of Missouri's current lodestone of immigration--the Boon'sLick country." [edit] 1790 Virginia U. S. Census, Heads of Families[edit] Amelia CountyJackson,Mathew [edit] Amherst CountyJackson,Peter [edit] Charlotte CountyJackson,John [edit] Chesterfield CountyJackson,Peter [edit] Essex CountyJackson,Dyke [edit] Fairfax CountyJackson,John [edit] Frederick CountyJackson,Jno [edit] Greensville CountyJackson,Lewis [edit] Halifax CountyJackson,Simon [edit] Harrison County (becomes WV in 1863)Jackson,George [edit] Hampshire County (becomes WV in 1863)Jackson,William [edit] Isle Of WightJackson,William [edit] Lancaster CountyJackson,Edward [edit] Middlesex CountyJackson,John, Senr [edit] Monongalia County (becomes WV in 1863)Jackson,George [edit] Norfolk CountyJackson,Jno [edit] Nansemond CountyJackson,Christo [edit] Pittsylvania CountyJackson,Joseph [edit] Prince Edward CountyJackson,Mark [edit] Prince William CountyThe census records are missing but I do have some info of Jacksons in the county. [edit] Richmond CountyJackson,Vincent [edit] Stafford CountyJackson,Rosomond [edit] Shenandoah CountyJackson,Saml [edit] Warwick CountyJackson,Ambrose [edit] Message Board Postings
Subject: [JACKSON] Jackson.. Muster of the inhabitants of Virginia settlements Settlers living at "martins hundred" in Virginia,February 16,1623,1624 Settlers living at "James Cittye" in Virginia,February 16,1623 Muster of the inhabitants of Virginia settlements,January 20-30,1624
Subject: [JACKSON] Jackson.. 1704 Rent Roll of Virginia
Virginia Census, 1607-1890 Virginia Census, 1607-1890 1810 Census Twp n/g, Prince William Co., Virginia 1820 Census Preston Co., Virginia (WV); Samuel Jackson 1840 Census Leeds, Fauquier Co., VA: Samuel R. Jackson 1840 Census Morgan, Illinois; Samuel Jackson b abt 1754; pensioner age 86, next to James Wright 1850 Census Dist 1, Montgomery Co., Kentucky From Dee Brown: I'm looking at Samuel b 1737 Ireland d ? married Martha Vateau from Dublin. They lived in Augusta Va and had Samuel b 1763, George b 1765, Margaret b 1767, and Andrew b 1761. According to the Vateau family there was also an Esther b? |
