Person:Caleb Jackman (1)

1850 Census (1019): Concord, MERRIMACK, NH, 56, farmer, NH.

1860 Census (1019): Concord, MERRIMACK, NH, 66, farmer, NH.

JACKMAN, CALEB, Was born 5 July, 1794, and resided in Boscawen until 1845, when he removed to Canterbury, and in 1850 to Concord. He was married to Martha Burpee, daughter of Nathaniel Burpee, who, after being a most faithful and devoted wife and mother for fifty-four years, was, at the age of 75, called to her rest. He had one son and one daughter, — Enoch and Emily. He was engaged in the business of farming, which he followed with marked activity and energy to an advanced age. The vigor of his constitution was not impaired by the use of tea, coffee, or any other warm drink, and at the age of nearly 84 years he had not been confined to his room, for a whole day. at any one time in his life. His brothers were, — Moses, David, John, and Enoch ; and his sisters, — Ruth, Sarah, and Martha. His father, Moses Jackman (taken captive by the Indians), was son of Richard Jackman, a first proprietor, from Newbury, and married Martha Morse, daughter of Moses Morse, also a first proprietor, from Newbury.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Coffin, Charles Carleton. The History of Boscawen and Webster : from 1733 to 1878. (Concord, NH: Republican Press Assocation, 1878)
   Pages 395/6 & 559.

   See above Biographical Profile.

2. ↑ FamilySearch: Unidentified database - please replace source when identified
   12 March 1906.

   Collection: New Hampshire Birth Records, Early to 1900
   Film number: 1001007, Digital GS number: 4243840, Image number: 04679
   Name: Caleb Jackman
   Birth date: 05 Jul 1794, Birthplace: Boscawen, Merrimack, New Hampshire, United States
   Father's name: Moses Jackman
   Mother's name: Martha
   Recording place: Boscawen, Merrimack, New Hampshire, United States