Person:Fanny Jackson (7)

Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson: "Fanny is living in Hempstead on 1 April 1844 according to a deed in which John Jackson and Margaret Jackson sell farms in Brooklyn to their children ( Kings Co., Liber 184, p.310).

"Fanny is identified as the wife of Parker Baldwin in the tax delinquency notices for 1862 in the 3 May 1864 issue of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.

"There is a Fanny Baldwin, age 54, living with her husband, James C. Baldwin, age 55 listed in the 1880 US Census (T00877, p; 311B) and children: Viola G. Baldwin, age 22, Emily A. Baldwin, age 20, Charles H. Baldwin, age 18, Robert W. Baldwin, age 15, Arthur B. Baldwin, age 12, and a son-in-law, Jacob H. Skinner, age 26. This may or may not be Fanny Jackson, the age is close. Her sister, Ann, married a Baldwin."

I (Janie) thought the following 1870 census was a record of the sister Ann who married a Baldwin and was raising her nephew, Fanning Baldwin; but the ages of this Ann and Stephen are not consistant with the record of Fanny's sister and her husband. But is too much coincidence to throw away. Keep this census record on hand for now. 1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York Baldwin, Stephen 33 M W Farmer 30,000 18,900 New York (age prob is in error) Baldwin, Ann 38 F W keeping house 36,200 n/g NY Baldwin, David 23 M W at home NY Baldwin, Orlando 21 M W at home NY Baldwin, Ann E. 17 F W at home NY Baldwin, Stephen 10 M W at school NY Baldwin, Fanning J. 11 m W at school NY (he is out of order, which ususally indicated the head is not the father) (est birth year = 1859) Halloran, Mary 20 F W domestic servant Ireland

1.   Frank M. Jackson research and family records, "Ancestors of Frank M. Jackson".

   The names and birthdates of John's children are taken from John's Chancery Court case

2.   Oliver L. Barbour, LL.D. Reports of Cases in Law and Equity Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume XL.. (1864)
   P. 495.