Person:John Jackson (449)

I could not find the family on the 1900 Census

1910 Census Justice Precinct 8, Milam Co., Texas Jackson, John A. head M W 35 M1 16 AL US US Jackson, Anna wife F W 32 M1 16 6ch;6lvg AL AL AL Jackson, Bell dau F W 13 S TX AL AL Jackson, Andrew son M W 12 S TX AL AL Jackson, Esta dau F W 9 S TX AL AL Jackson, Stella dau F W 6 S TX AL AL Jackson, Thelma dau F W 4 S TX AL AL Jackson, not named son M W 1 S TX AL AL

1920 Census Justice Precinct 8, Milam Co., Texas Jackson, John head M W 46 M AL AL AL Jackson, Anna wife F W 42 M AL AL AL Jackson, Stella dau F W 16 S TX AL AL Jackson, Telma dau F W 15 S TX AL AL Jackson, Herman son M W 11 S TX AL AL next page: Jackson, Clifford son M W 9 S TX AL AL Jackson, Maurine dau F W 5 S TX AL AL Jackson, Bernice dau F W 1 7/12 S TX AL AL Jackson, Andrew son M W 22 S TX AL AL (wonder why Andrew is out of order, unless maybe he was son of a unknown first wife and not the son of Anna? ) Blackman, Bell dau F W 23 M TX AL AL Blackman, Roy son M W 3 11/12 S TX TX TX

1930 Census Justice Precinct 7, Williamson Co., Texas Jackson, John 56 m at 21 Jackson, Anna 54 m at 18 Jackson, Maurine 15 Jackson, Bernice 11

Obituary found at http://www.geocities.com/milamco/milam-975ja.htm JACKSON, John W. of Taylor. Age 99. Died 5/5/1973 in Johns Community Hospital, Taylor. He had been ill for several weeks. Services held (Tuesday) from Condra Memorial Chapel in Taylor. Burial in family plot at the Salty Cemetlery. Revs. Howard Buchanan and Clyde Majors officiated.

He was BORN 7/5/1873 in Montgomery, Alabama, the son of M/M. Andrew J. & Sarah Thomas Jackson. Came to Texas in his childhood and made his home in Salty. Married Anner Bell Amason on 2/11/1895, she preceded him in death on 6/5/1970. They were married 75 yrs. at the time of her death. He was a retired farmer and moved to Taylor in 1950. Lifelong member of Salty Methodist Church and one of those honored by the church on 8/5/1971. Condra Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. (This was a card of Thanks.) "We wish to gratefully acknowledge the many kind deeds and expressions of sympathy extended us in the loss of our father, John W. Jackson. Our thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff of Johns Community Hospital for their untiring efforts and dedicated concern. Our personal thanks to friends and relatives for the beautiful floral offerings, memorials, cards and food. Our special thanks to Rev. Howard Buchanan and Rev. Clyde Majors for their words of comfort and the Condra Funeral Directors for their kind services rendered. May God bless each of you. The Family of John W. Jackson." Mrs. Jackson preceded him in death in 6/1970, as did a son, Herman. They lived in Taylor for many years. Also preceded in death by 10 brothers and sisters.

SURVIVORS: 6 daughters, Mrs. Bell Jones of Orangefiled, Mrs. Ester Taylor, Mrs. Stella Sheppard, and Mrs. Bernice Owens, all of Austin, Mrs. Thelma Byrum of Tyler, and Mrs. Maurine McCoy of Taylor; 2 sons, Andrew Jackson of Austin and Clifford Jackson of Sarasota, FL.; sister, Mrs. Laura Cook of Salano, NM.; 19 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren.

1. ↑ United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9)
   District 103, Milam Co., Texas.
2. ↑ Obituary
   Anna Amason Jackson 1970 see obit in her Notes.
3.   Obituary
   1938 Andrew J. Jackson in his Notes.
4.   Obituary
   Sarah Jane Thomas Jackson 1938.
5.   United States. 1920 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T625)
   Justice Precinct 8, Milam Co., Texas.
6.   United States. 1930 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T626)
   Justice Precinct 7, Williamson Co., Texas.
7.   Jesse Jackson Family Register by Kim Poole provided by Cecil Revell Nov 2007.

   Provided middle name.