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Compiled for: L. J. Jackson [Mr. Laurie J.] and Henry L. Jackson Compiled by: Leonardo Andrea, 4204 Devine St., Columbia 55, S.C. 1. This data has been compiled from what data is to be found under the surname of JACKSON in the South Carolina State Archives in Columbia. It does not contain the data from the Books of Miscellany. These books from 1730 to 1800 have no master index. The funds for this work do not include funds for this painstaking work of checking the unindexed data. In county seats will be found much data such as deeds and administrations and also church records and newspaper files but this order does not include that service at present. I have added to this paper some few items on JACKSON from other files of families I have worked on . . . . . Each item has a margin number and I shall often refer to these numbers for cross reference. I do not give the source of this data except in a general way. This is due to the fact that many of my papers fall into professional hands and they use my data as their own without credit or payment . . . Each item which is of your own family, I will give SOURCE at no extra cost. 2. Mr. L. J. Jackson knows that his family were originally in old Orangeburg District and from there removed to St. James Parish, Goose Creek in Charleston District . . . . The grandfather of L. J. Jackson was: 3. WILLIAM JACOB JACKSON born 10 June 1829 in St. James Goose Creek S.C. and came to Mississippi in 1855 as a single man. He came with his sister, Elizabeth Jackson who had married John Oswalt . . . After William Jacob Jackson had arrived in Miss. In 1857 to Mary E. Bagwell who was born 27 Aug 1836 and her parents having come to Miss. some 20 years previous and coming from S.C. . . . Mary E. Bagwell was born at Snowville, Miss . . . She died 26 Sept. 1898 at Ackerman, Choctaw Co. Miss. . . her husband, William Jacob Jackson died 8 April 1908 at Sturgis, Oktibbaha Co., Miss. . Among their children was a son: 3a. W. W. JACKSON born 13 June 1880 and still living . . . He married a Miss ______ McKnight. (What was her first name? In your data you did not send her first name.) and among their children is L. J. JACKSON. 4. OSWALT and OSWALD . . . Several of this family came to Mississippi Emanuel Oswalt did not remain in Miss. But returned to his home in S.C. These Oswalt brothers were sons of GEORGE OSWALT of S.C. whose wife was of the Weaver Family. . . . *Elizabeth Jackson, the sister of William Jacob JACKSON had married JAMES OSWALT (See #3 where in the first list sent to me by L. J. Jackson he had JOHN OSWALT) and she was married before they came from S.C. to Miss. 5. Andrea: Some 8 weeks ago I went with a client of mine to old Lower 3-Runs in what is now Allendale Co., S.C. but one a part of old Orangeburg and out into Barnwell and then cut into Allendale Co. . . We went to the abandoned site of the old Concord Baptist Church. The cemetery is still used and I noted more than 30 grave stones to Oswalt and Oswald. Some were early. We saw no Jackson stones, but did note Jackson stones in other cemeteries in that area. Jackson _____L. J. Jackson data_____ Page 2 of the original 6. WILLIAM JACOB JACKSON and his sister, Elizabeth Jackson who married James Oswalt, were the only two of the family to come to Miss. William Jacob Jackson told in his lifetime that he had several brothers and sisters who remained in S.C. . . . He also told the family that his father was named David Jackson and his mother was a Jeffcoat and that his grandfather was named William Jackson. [See correction at #318.] 6a. JEFFCOAT Family: They resided and still many of them reside in old Orangeburg District and in that area which was cut off to form the present Lexington County, S.C. 7. The 1850 Census for Parish of St. James Goose Creek, Charleston County shows several families of Jackson . . . . Mr. L. J. Jackson sent me this Census data from Washington, D.C. . . . all born in S.C. 8. DAVID JACKSON age 46 8a. From some Family data in Miss . . . Here is how the Chart was: 9. Samuel Jackson age 79 . . . And residing in his household (Seemingly a widowed daughter:
Ellen Pye 49 . . . These children 10. Matthew Jackson 28 . . . . . . Elizabeth Jackson 36 11. Caswell Jackson 28 . . . . . . . Elizabeth Jackson 25 12. Joel Jackson 32 . . . . . . . . . . Eliza M. Jackson 28 13. The Photostat of this 1850 Census page, at the top shows P-836 (47-47) continued 14. These names were kinsmen of William Jacob Jackson in S.C. 15. Tombstone date of birth of Elizabeth Jackson Oswald born 5 June 1836. Oswalt, should have been typed rather than Oswald. [Paragraphs are as below but the numbers 16 through 21 have been cut off on my copy of this page.] |
