Person:William Jackson (155)

m. 11 Feb 1819
  1. William R. Jackson1821 - 1886
  2. James V. JacksonAbt 1824 - 1862
  3. Eura JacksonAbt 1827 - Bef 1893
  4. Jacob Isaac 'Ike' Jackson1828 - 1905
  5. Lindsay L. Jackson1829 - Aft 1900
  6. Abraham JacksonAbt 1841 - 1864
  7. Elizabeth JacksonAbt 1842 - 1874
  8. Barsheba JacksonAbt 1843 - Abt 1915
  9. George JacksonAbt 1845 -
  10. Sarah JacksonAbt 1849 - Abt 1929
m. 30 Apr 1840
  1. Mary Jackson1841 - 1871
  2. Rev. John Columbus Jackson, Sr.1842 - 1910
  3. David Crockett Jackson1844 - 1901
  4. Catherine Jackson1845 - Abt 1918
  5. Martha Jackson1847 - 1883
  6. Chesley Boatright Jackson1848 - 1915
  7. George W. Jackson1850 - 1921
  8. Joseph Jackson1852 - 1894
  9. Malinda JacksonAbt 1853 - Abt 1922
  10. Susannah L. Jackson1856 - 1858
  11. Samuel Long Jackson1858 - 1930
  12. William 'Staples' Jackson1860 - 1930
  13. Richard H. Jackson1861 - 1935
  14. Lindsay M. Jackson1864 - 1864
  15. Major Meshack Jackson1866 - 1890
  16. Maynard Horace Jackson1868 - 1937
Facts and Events
Name William R. Jackson
Gender Male
Birth? 11 Aug 1821 probably Carter Co., Tennessee, United States
Marriage 30 Apr 1840 Caryville, Campbell Co., Tennessee, United Statesto Mahala Cooper
Death? 31 Mar 1886 Coalfield, Morgan, Tennessee, United States

From Darrell Jackson: "It is known that David (William's father) was in Campbell County by 1830 based on the census records. David is not listed as owning land in Carter County, but on 24 April 1824 he along with 3 other citizens of Carter County proved (witnessed?) a land sale in Carter County. Since this is 3 years after William R. Jackson was born . . . this is the best evidence of William's birthplace."

From a web page written by Darrell: http://www.tngenweb.org/morgan/HORACEJACKSON.html "WILLIAM R. JACKSON spent his life as a Baptist Preacher in Morgan County. Not a remarkable life until you learn among other things that he represented Morgan County at the Greenville Convention in 1861. His brother-in-Law JOSEPH ALEXANDER COOPER who was to become a Major General represented Campbell County. A total of 30 East Tennessee Counties participated in this convention in an attempt to prevent secession from the Union. The document that these Pro-union delegates drew up, signed and delivered to the Govenor was called a "Declaration of Grievances Adopted at the Greenville Convention."

"In a 1908 speech given by William Riley Cooper he states: "He [William Jackson] was a Baptist preaacher; a shoe-maker and a blacksmith and a very useful man in his calling and trades; a man of benevolent spirit and fine personal appearance."

"On 24 October 1857 he recorded the sale of land to David Sharp. The land was located on Cove Creek in Campbell Co., TN. This was land that his wife Mahala Cooper inherited from her father. This deed is recorded in the Campbell Co., TN deed book O (as in Ohio) on page 184."

"His younger brother George, 14 years old, is living with him during the 1860 Morgan County Census dated 14 Jun 1860. They were living in Crooked Fork, TN."

"William is found in the 1870 Census of Crooked Fork, Morgan Co., TN. Only the last nine of his children and his wife are living in the household."

1870 Census District 1, Morgan County, Tennessee (Post Office: Crooked Fork) enumerated 3 June 1870
Jackson, William 48 M W TN
Jackson, Mahala 46 F W TN
Jackson, Chesley 21 M W TN
Jackson, George 18 M W TN
Jackson, Joseph 17 M W TN
Jackson, Melinda 16 F W TN
Jackson, Samuel 13 M W TN
Jackson, Staples 11 M W TN
Jackson, Richard 9 M W TN
Jackson, Mashack 5 M W TN
Jackson, Maynard 2 M W TN

1880 Census District 1, Morgan Co., Tennessee
William JACKSON Self M Male W 59 TN Farming KY TN
Mahaly JACKSON Wife M Female W 57 KY Keeping House MA VA
Richerd JACKSON Son S Male W 18 KY Farm Work TN KY
Mashack JACKSON Son S Male W 14 KY Farming TN KY
Manerd JACKSON Son S Male W 12 KY Farming TN KY

References
  1.   Research of Darrell Jackson (darrelljackson At msn Dot com). (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/j/a/c/Darrell-H-Jackson/GENE2-0001.html).