Person:Edward Jackson (68)

According to this 1850 census Edward would have been born abt 1838; but Bob Mitchell's research has a date of 5 Feb 1835 in Gwinnett Co., Georgia. Census records are often wrong.

1850 Census Cates, Gwinnett Co., Georgia Little B. Jackson 40 M W Farmer 300 GA Nata H. Jackson 32 F W GA John N. Jackson 19 M W farmer GA Elizabeth Jackson 16 F W GA (others have read this as 14) Edward ?. Jackson 12 M W GA Nancy Jackson 10 F W GA Rebecca Jackson 8 F W GA George W. Jackson 5 M W GA (Little Berry's married dau Jane Jackson Kicker is in the next hh, same page.)

http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=7667&iid=GAM653_125-0300&fn=Little+B&ln=Jackson&st=r&ssrc=&pid=11199880 1860 Census Dist 406, Gwinnett Co., Georgia Post Office: Pinkneyville; enumerated 24th day of Aug 1860

1. 1063 #1063 Edward Jackson 25 M GA [RIN 18028]

Amy Jackson 20 F GA [RIN 18878] Hiram Jackson 3 M GA [RIN 18879] Luela Jackson 11 F GA (I don't know yet who this is) Little B. Jackson 50 M 800 800 GA [RIN 10426] Natty Jackson 48 F GA [RIN 11081] George Jackson 17 M GA (Little B's son & Edward's bro: RIN 18031)

1. 1063 #1063 Rebecca Massey 35 F 1800 GA (I don't yet know why the Massey family was numbered with Edward's family)

William Massey 16 M GA Nancy Massey 15 F GA Julia Massey 12 F GA Mary Massey 7 F GA Martha Massey 5 F GA Jane Massey 2 F GA The above folks are all indexed as one family group.

1880 Census Dist 118, Pinkneyville, Gwinnett Co., Georgia Nata JACKSON Self W Female W 68 NC Farming AFR AFR RIN 11081 Edward JACKSON Son S Male W 45 NC Farming AFR AFR RIN 18028 Annie JACKSON Dau S Female W 42 NC Keeps House AFR AFR Hiram JACKSON Sister S Female W 21 NC Farming AFR AFR Mary JACKSON Dau S Female W 15 NC At Home AFR AFR William JACKSON Son S Male W 10 NC At Home AFR AFR Lula JACKSON Dau S Female W 6 NC At Home AFR AFR Eddie JACKSON Son S Male W 5 NC At Home AFR AFR John JACKSON Son S Male W 2 NC At Home AFR AFR Lena MARTIN Niece W Female W 68 NC At Home AFR AFR Source Information: Family History Library Film 1254149 NA Film Number T9-0149 Page Number 454B (The enumerator got carried away with this record. There was a black family listed above them whose parents came from Africa. The enumerator put ditto marks for all the parents of Nata and her family!)

1900 Census Dist 42, Old Town, Coffee Co., Alabama Jackson, Edward head W M Feb 1835 65 M 44 GA GA GA Jackson, Annie wife W F July 1840 59 M 44 ?? 7 GA GA GA (I think it says 10ch with 7 living but the number 10 is very faint.) Jackson, George E. son W M July 1875 24 S GA GA GA Jackson, John ?. son W M Apr 1878 22 S GA GA GA (middle initial too faint to read) Jackson, Claud E. son W M July 1880 19 S GA GA GA

http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1910uscenindex&h=171382673&ti=0&indiv=try 1910 Census Dist 45, Old Town, Coffee Co., Alabama Stephens John W. Jr. head M W 36 M1 12yrs GA GA GA Stephens, Lula A. wife F W 36 M1 12yrs 3ch:2lvg GA GA GA Stephens, William L. son M W 10 S AL GA GA Stephens, Pearl dau F W 4 S AL GA GA Jackson, Edward T. fa-in-law M W 74 M1 50yrs GA GA GA Jackson, Annie H. mo-in-law F W 69 M1 50yrs GA GA GA

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Research of Bob Mitchell: Jackson and Associated Families of North and South Carolina trees.ancestry.com/tree/.
2. ↑ Research of Grady Langley, Jr. rec'd Feb 29, 2008.
3.   United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432)
   36th Div, Cates Dist, Gwinnett Co., Georgia.
4.   United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9)
   Dist 118, Pinkneyville, Gwinnett Co., Georgia.
5.   United States. 1910 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T624)
   Dist 45, Old Town, Coffee Co., Alabama.