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Jesse Jackson
b.9 Jul 1825 Madison Co., Tennessee, United States
d.20 Mar 1879 Delta Co., Texas, United States
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m. 3 Aug 1854
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m. 12 Jul 1866
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Jesse has been placed in Category:Jackson Brick Walls. If you are able to add Jesse's parents, please edit this page to remove this category and the wall bash image. Bob Mitchell writes: "It is thought this Jesse Jackson was a son of a Jesse Jackson who along with about three or four other Jackson men were in Stewart County, Tennessee when David Jackson, SR and his entourage of family came through there and stayed for a short time between 1810 and 1820. These other Jacksons seem to be a different set of Jacksons. Some of them have been researched but others have not." From Barbara Crumpton: By 1870 Catherine Jackson had died and Jesse has remarried to Louise Ponder and has two more children. 'Len' is probably not her name, but that's the best I could make out from the handwriting. Texas Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2002 It appears that Jesse's two step-children, David A and Martha Benthal, have left the household by 1870 even though they would have been only abt 20 and 21. Jesse's first wife, Catherine, had died in 1863 leaving him with four small children. He remarried in 1866 and had three more children. But in 1879 both Jesse and his wife Lou died in an epidemic leaving all seven children without parents. Catherine's brother brought suit to take guardianship of his sister's four children but did not take the three youngest children. The story from Trellys Edwin is "that the three younger children, Sam, David and Dan were taken in by the Tidwell family. The 1880 Montague County, Texas census lists Sam age 12, living with Mascel Tidwell as a farm laborer. There are no records to show what happened to the other two young boys. Dan does not show up until the 1910 Rush Springs census married to Ethel with three children, Sterling, Ruby and Buster, and living very close to Sam and Alice. David Andrew is in the 1900,1910,and 1920 Durant, Bryan Co., OK census." References
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