Person:Lewis Jackson (22)

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Lewis Jackson, Sr.
b.18 Feb 1839 Brewersville, Sumter Co., Alabama, United States
d.18 Aug 1924 Toxey, Choctaw Co., Alabama, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 16 May 1837
  1. Alexander Jackson1838 - 1915
  2. Lewis Jackson, Sr.1839 - 1924
  3. Mary Ann Jackson1840 - 1919
  4. Josephine JacksonAbt 1844 -
  5. Eliza T. JacksonAbt 1846 -
  6. Andrew JacksonAbt 1847 -
  7. Jesse William Jackson1848 -
  8. Lemuel JacksonAbt 1849 -
Spouse and Children
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m. 14 Nov 1865
  1. Jordan C. Jackson1866 - 1934
  2. Jesse W. Jackson1868 - 1942
  3. Lewis E. Jackson, Jr.1872 - 1943
  4. Andrew Jackson1874 - 1882
  5. Dora Jackson1877 - 1931
  6. Mildred Jackson1879 - 1955
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Facts and Events
Name Lewis Jackson, Sr.
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 18 Feb 1839 Brewersville, Sumter Co., Alabama, United States
Marriage 14 Nov 1865 to Elizabeth Bonner
Death[2] 18 Aug 1924 Toxey, Choctaw Co., Alabama, United States
Burial[3] Bonner Memorial Cemetery, Toxey, Choctaw Co., Alabama, United States

1850 Census Brewersville, Sumter, Alabama Jesse Jackson 32 M NC (1818) Louisa E. Jackson 19 F NY (but see later) Alexander Jackson 12 M AL Lewis Jackson 11 M AL Mary Ann Jackson 9 F AL Josephine Jackson 6 F AL Eliza T. Jackson 4 F AL Andrew Jackson 3 M AL Jesse Jackson 2 M AL Lemuel Jackson 8/12 M AL Jackson Meador 17 M NC Jesse's nephew, son of his sister Lavenia who married a Meador.

Note received from Dede Darsey Holden: "In early May 1861 he walked from his home, The Old Log Cabin School House Complex in Old Bogaloosa to Livingston and enlisted in the Famous Alabama Fifth Infantry Regiment, Colonel and later General Robert Rhodes, Commanding. After a short training session in Montgomery, his unit went by train to Northern Virginia and became an integral part of General Stonewall Jackson's 2nd Corps, Army of Northern Virginia, Robert Lee, Commanding General. He first saw action at Manassas and fought all battles until his capture on July 1, 1862 at the battle of Gettysburg. He was a prisoner at Fort Delaware until he was exchanged in Richmond. "After Lee's surrender at Appomattox, wounded, sick and disheartened he walked back home to Bogaloosa. He married Elizabeth (Bet) Bonner on November 14, 1865." Her source probably The Choctaw County Heritage Book Committee, editor, The Heritage of Choctaw County, Alabama; which chapter & page is not mentioned.

1880 Census Beat 7, Choctaw, Alabama Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Lewis JACKSON Self M Male W 41 AL Farmer AL AL Elizabeth JACKSON Wife M Female W 32 AL AL AL Jordan JACKSON Son S Male W 14 AL AL AL J. W. JACKSON Son S Male W 12 AL AL AL Lewis JACKSON Son S Male W 9 AL AL AL Andrew JACKSON Son S Male W 5 AL AL AL Dora JACKSON Dau S Female W 3 AL AL AL Mildred JACKSON Dau S Female W 6M AL AL AL

Source Information: Census Place Beat 7, Choctaw, Alabama Family History Library Film 1254006 NA Film Number T9-0006 Page Number 166B

References
  1. ↑ Research of Bob Mitchell: Jackson and Associated Families of North and South Carolina trees.ancestry.com/tree/.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Research of Dede D. Holden deanbucket AT gmail add the dot com.
  3. ↑ Find A Grave.

    http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=49836402

  4.   United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9)
    Beat 7, Choctaw Co., Alabama.
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