Family:John Jackson and Unknown (19)

Per the indenture between John Jackson and his wife, Rebecca, Ambrose, his brother (all of Prince George County) on the one part and Ralph Jackson of Surry County on the other, John Jackson, father of John Jackson and Ambrose Jackson must have died before 1713, likely in Prince George County. [Prince George County, Virginia Colony, was formed in 1703 from the portion of Charles City County south of the James River. As such, it is likely that both John Jackson Jr. and his brother, Ambrose Jackson Sr. were born in Charles City County.]

Ralph Jackson is not identified as a son of this John Jackson Sr. He could be the Ralph Jackson whose will was made 15 January 1743/44 in Brunswick County. Or, alternatively, Ralph Jackson, son of Thomas Jackson Sr. whose will was made 15 August 1751 in St. Andrew's Parish, Brunswick County.

1.   Prince George County Ledger Book "B" (Wills & Deeds 1710-1713), in Indenture - John Jackson II and Brother, Ambrose Jackson Sr. to Ralph Jackson
   Page 244, 23 October 1713.

   12 Oct 1713: John Jackson and Rebecca his wife of Prince George County and Ambrose Jackson of said County to Ralph Jackson of Surry County for 11 (?) all that plantation of 100 acres in Prince George Co. being land formerly belonging to Henry King Sr. and sold to John Jackson Sr. dec’d and by him given to John Jackson Jr and Ambrose Jackson his sons, and is bounded by Robert Tucker, George Williams and James Williams with all houses etc. signed John Jackson and Rebecca Jackson Ambrose Jackson Wit. Arthur Kavanaugh, Batt Crowder, John Evans Rev. 23 Oct 1713.