Just because these bits were found in the Limerick Chronicle and other sources connected to Co. Limerick does not mean that all the people mentioned in them were only from Co. Limerick. Many were, but many were included for other reasons.
Sharon Oddie Brown. September 21, 2012
PS. This site represents a considerable amount of work, and those responsible deserve to be commended. Where I know more about the individuals, I have included either other information or else a link to my site where their family connections are shown. In time, I will update my own site with all these new specifics. |
Misc County Limerick JACKSON bits
These notes also include some Hong Kong and India bits
that are of interest to me, as well as a few strays who may tie into the
JACKSON story.
M
y main source, but not the only source, can be found at: http://www.limerickcity.ie/
Mon 19 June 1769 Died at Limerick, Joseph Jackson,
Attorney of the City Courts
County and City of Limerick, Births, Marriages and
Deaths, Part 1. From the Magazine of Magazines 1751 to 1761.
Edited and transcribed by Noel Murphy. |
Another controversial issue relates to the famous “Piper
Jackson”. My reading of this is based largely on articles in “Treroir”,
the magazine of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eirann. While Miles Jackson was the owner
of a large estate in Lisduane, Granagh, in the early 1600s, other Jacksons
owned another estate at Creeve, Ballybay, County Monaghan around the same time.
These Jacksons were “Linen Lords” and owned a string of race horses. A
descendent of these Jacksons came to Lisduane, Granagh in 1750, he was Walter
Jackson, better known as “Piper Jackson”. It was from “Bean an Turrit” that
Walter Jackson got the estate in Ballingarry, some time afterwards. His
brother Miles Jackson was sheriff of Limerick and, perhaps was one-time owner
of the Lidsuane estate. “Piper Jackson” spoke in Irish, but it was Ulster
Irish that he spoke in, which means that he did come from County Monaghan
where he composed and played the pipes before he came to County Limerick.
David O’Riordan. Granagh/Ballingary, County Limerick.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/colleen%20bawn%2006.pdf
NOTE: Ferrar,
History of Limerick (A. Watson &Co., Limerick, 1787), a more contemporary
take on the history, disputes this, as does a more recent publication – the confusion
seemingly arising from the fact that there were two “Piper Jacksons”.. The Forrest Minstrel by James Hogg, edited Peter Garside, & Richard D. Jackson. Musical notation from pre-1811 sources by Peter
Horsfall, Edinburgh University Press, 2006. |
John Jackson, Esq. son of John Jackson, Esq.
of Spynans House, County Wicklow, to Margaret, daughter of Bartholomew
Burland, Esq. of Loggan, County Wexford.
NOTE: see death in 1856 of
infant daughter, Margaret Caroline JACKSON (b abt June 1851): http://www.thesilverbowl.com/maps/JACKSONs-Carlow&Wicklow.html
The following appointments have been made by the Marquis
of Donegal, as Col. of the Antrim militia: Henry Keane, to be captain, vice
Moore re-signed; Jackson W. Atkinson WRAY to be captain, vice Joy,
re-signed;...
NOTE: He is in the
silverbowl Rootsweb tree.
DATE: 1846.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/02%2018%2046%20retake.pdf |
At her residence, Charlemont Mall, Dublin, Susan
Jackson, one of the oldest members of the Society of Friends, relict of
the late Mr. Joshua Jackson, of Youghall, and aunt of the honorable Judge
Jackson.
1844 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/09%2025%2044.pdf
NOTE: http://www.thesilverbowl.com/history/Jackson-Strettell.html It is possible that this is Susanna ALLEN who married Joshua JACKSON in 1788. |
At Cheltenham, G.E.W. Jackson, Esq. of Normanby Hall,
Yorkshire, to Sarah Marshall, daughter of Lieut. Col. Watson, CB.
1843 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/06%2021%2043.pdf |
1 August 1878. Rental and Particulars of dwelling houses
and premises, to be sold under the
High Court of Justice in
Ireland- Master of the Rolls, in the case Wilson et al. v. Jackson et
al. (Jackson Estate), involving property at 26 George’s Street, 36 Cecil
Street, 2-5 Hartstonge Street, 13-16 Henry Street, and premises in Upper
Henry Street and Military Road. |
At Dublin, the wife of P. Neville Jackson, surgeon
Royal Scots Greys, of a son.
1870 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/O%27Shaughnessy-1.pdf
NOTE an undated obit:
DEATHS: Jackson -- at Longford, Stewart Neville, infant son of Peter
Neville Jackson, surgeon, Royal Scots Greys.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Ewart.pdf |
At Plymouth. George Edward Owen Jackson, Esq. Capt.
Royal Marines, son of the late Adm. Samuel Jackson CB, to Rhoda Angell,
daughter of the late Joseph Linden, Esq.
1855 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/10%2020%2055%20retake.pdf
NOTE: A George Edward Owen
JACKSON died in 1903, in Bedfordshire, England. In 1877, he was a Lieut. Col &
living at 2, Sudley-terrace, Bognor. A will
for George Edward Owen JACKSON late of 12 Landsdown Road, Bedford, late Col. In
Royal Marines d. May 2, 1903, was probated in 1903, effects to Clarisa Marion
Sandys, widow: £8009 1s 9. |
At Mount Pleasant, County Tipperary, on the seventh
instance of scarletina. Richard Herbert Jackson, second son of Maj. George
Jackson.
1845 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/08%2013%2045.pdf |
DORE family history – supposedly mentioned JACKSONs – Veronica
JACKSON married
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/limerick%20families%2010.pdf |
Limerick Chronicle,
6/3/1850.
Died on Monday at High St.
Dublin, Anne Alley wife of John Alley and daughter of the late Richard
Jackson.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/limerick%20families%20086.pdf |
T.A.
Jackson, "Ireland Her Own", Seven Seas Publishers,
Berlin,
1970. Mentioned in pdf on Whiteboys (saved) |
At
Bray, Henry Vincent Jackson, Esq.
1843? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/06%2003%2043.pdf
NOTE: The Jackson family held an estate at Inane, parish of Roscrea, county
Tipperary in the 19th century and family members practiced as lawyers in
Dublin. Peter Jackson was registrar to Lord Norbury and James Fraser in his
''Guide through Ireland'' (1838) records Peter Jackson of Inane, county
Tipperary. Henry Vincent Jackson is recorded as assistant to Peter Jackson in
the ''King's Inns Admission Papers''. This source also records four sons of Henry
Vincent Jackson and his wife Sarah Warburton, namely George, Frederick,
Peter and William. At the time of Griffith's Valuation the Jackson estate was
located in the parishes of Bourney, Roscrea and Templemore, barony of
Ikerrrin and Fertiana, barony of Eliogarty. 355 acres held under a fee farm
grant dated 1861 by Frederick Bridge from Frederick A. Jackson at Carrick,
barony of Ikerrin, was advertised for sale in February 1869. In the 1870s
Henry Vincent Jackson of Inane owned 1,088 acres in county Tipperary and
1,765 acres in King's County (Offaly) while William H. Jackson of Inane owned
363 acres in county Tipperary.
http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie:8080/LandedEstates/jsp/estate-show.jsp?id=3440 |
Ferrars
history of Limerick
http://www.limerickcity.ie/Library/LocalStudies/LocalStudiesBooksJournals/FerrarsHistoryofLimerick/
Mention
of Walker JACKSON |
http://limerickcity.ie/media/06%2001%2042.pdf
Eliza,
only daughter of Robert Jackson, Esq. of Cloncon House, Kings County.
1842 |
At
Upper Gloucester street, the lady of William Torrence McCullagh, Esq.
of a daughter.
At
his seat, Corderry, County of Louth, Faithful Fortescue, Esq. DL.
Mr.
James Jackson, of Lancaster,
teacher of the Friend’s School in that town.
1844 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/11%2013%2044.pdf |
Freemen
of Limerick
Jackson,
Barnaby, Esq., Curtuddy, County Co.
Kilkenny, 11/5/1762
Jackson,
John, Esquire, his son, 11/5/1762
Jackson,
Clifford, gentleman, of Coy,
Limerick 11/5/1762
Jackson,
Walker, gentleman, Coy. A.,
Limerick, 11/5/1762
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/freemen.pdf saved as pdf |
At
Monkstown church, County Dublin, Arthur Stanley Jackson, Esq., QC, to
Annie, only daughter of the late Edward Sullivan, Esq., of Dublin.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Meehan.pdf
NOTE: His father Thomas JACKSON died in 1864. SEE:
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/TABLES/JACKSON-Will-Probates.html |
At
Charlemont-street., Dublin, the wife of Robert H. Jackson, Esq., of
Athy, of a son.
NOTE:
The father was likely Robert Hall JACKSON whose wife was Caroline.
SEE: Caroline JACKSON late of Annefield House Athy Co Kildare d 25
May 1896 granted to Robert Hall JACKSON 0f Annefield House, the husband
farmer, effects £238 10s 10d
In the 1901 Census, Robert
Hall JACKSON was widowed and living at Bray Lower, Athy, with an unmarried
daughter, Leonora JACKSON, age 23 (hence b. 1878).
http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/TABLES/JACKSON-Will-Probates.html
At
Coldbrook Park, Abergavenny, the wife of Capt. Standish Jackson, of a
son.
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Peacocke,%20Erson,%20Sheedy,%20Murrough.pdf |
At
St. James Church, Piccadilly, London, George Whitla, Esq., R.H.A., eldest son
of the late William Whitla, Esq., of Lisburn, County Antrim, to Catherine
Barbara Gould, eldest daughter of Capt. Hamilton Llewellyn Jackson,
late Radetsky Hussars, Austrian army.
1868 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Barry,%20Dickson.pdf
NOTE: She is in the JACKSONs of Duddington tree: http://www.thesilverbowl.com/familytree/JACKSONs-Duddington.html |
At
Pleasant-row, Islington, Sarah, relict of J. Jackson, Esq.
1843 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/01%2004%2043.pdf |
Rideout
and Jackson -- April 8, at St. Mary's Church, Cadogan-terrace, London, A.
Kennedy Rideout, Esq., of Maj. Royal Horse Artillery, to Mary Ellen, widow of
the late W. Scarborough Jackson, Esq., of Moor House, Headingley,
Yorkshire.
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Rose,%20Preston.pdf |
Jackson-Jones
and Griffin -- October 17, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. J.
McSorley, George Jackson Jones, Esq., of Mount Salem, County Limerick,
and Leinster Rd., Dublin, to Susanna, eldest daughter of Samuel Griffin,
Esq., Mount Pleasant Sq., Ranelagh, County Dublin.
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Griffin,%20MoronyC.pdf |
In
St. Mary's, Stamford, Lt. Col. T. Mitchell, Royal Marines Light Infantry, son
of the late Major J. Mitchell, RM, to Emma Wayet, youngest daughter of T.H.
Jackson, Esq. of the former place.
1856 http://limerickcity.ie/media/02%206%20%201856.pdf |
129 19 June 1838 Letter from Lt. Col. Campbell Salford
Barracks, to Lieut. Colonel Sir Charles O’Donnell Brigade Major Nottingham,
thanking him for his last letter of the 16th, [wishing him well
in..] mentions that he wrote to Richard Jackson. Includes information
on the ‘Distribution of the Light Company in [Billet] on the Line of March at
[Nilmslow] 5 June 1838’.
359 April 1837 Contains a copy of a letter from Sir
Charles R O’Donnell, Nottingham to Lt. Colonel Jackson dated 21 April
1837 requesting information regarding a military march he will undertake
including his observations on ‘The general fractures of the Country;- the
peculiar nature of the Districts with regards to agriculture, manufacture and
population;- the character of the inhabitants;- the state of the roads, and
whether turnpike, parochial or cross;- the names of the rivers, by what means
they are passed and their width; the mountains, roads or any particular
objects on or near the line of march;- the names also of the intermediate
towns and their capabilities for the accommodation of troops; whether they
have back up places for prisoners;- jails that afford means for inflicting
punishment with hard labor …’ p4.
Includes a hand drawn form titled ‘March of a Division of
the 6th [ ] Guards [Carcluvius] with information to be filled
under the headings ‘Days’, ‘Stages from Nottingham’, ‘Distance’, ‘Time of
Departure, ‘Time of Arrival’, ‘Average Rate per Hour of Marching at a walk,
at a trot’, ‘Capability of holding [in billets] on a march or in quarters
Cavalry Horses Infantry’, ‘If any regular Police in the Town, what number or
how watched’, and ‘Remarks’.
4
pp
610 24 June 1850 Document certifying John Vize O’Donnell
as a ‘[Mart] Mason, ‘having worked with great Industry, and having shown a
desire to obtain further Instruction in the mysteries of the Craft was by Us
Entrusted with the Secrets of the Ark Degree of Free Masonry’ (p.1) on the 4
June 1850 in the Lodge of Harmony No. 641, working at Cawnpoor in Bengal.
Signed by John Jackson, Secretary.
See also P35/600, P35/612
611 1 August 1850 Document certifying John Vize O’Donnell
as a ‘Master Mason… admitted as a Member, and Participator, in the Super
Excellent Degree of Free Masonry on the 26 July 1850 in the Mount Nor Chapter
of Super Excellent Masons… Cawnpoor in Bengal’ (p.1) Signed by John
Jackson, Scribe.
See also P35/610, P35/612
612 1 August 1850 Document certifying John Vize O’Donnell
as a Knight Companion of the Masonic Order of the Red Cross of Babylon on the
26 July 1850. Signed by John Jackson, Registrar.
See also P35/610, P35/611
1
p
677 1836 Indenture made between Francois [Marie] January
of Leicester Sq of the first part, Mr [Edward Savage Bailey] [..] Oxford St
of the second part, William Jackson [..] of the third part in relation
to Mary Hitchcock, widow and late of Albemarle Street Piccadilly, refers to
dates including 4 August 1820 and [11] November 1820 and a sum of £2,000.
Document is incomplete and unsigned.
ALL
FROM O’DONNELL PAPERS |
Pedigree
sketches from the 1808 Limerick Tontine Schedule.
64
 William
Maunsell = Dorothea Gabbett William and Dorothea’s marriage
 Attorney
1st wife, Dead settlement was signed on
the 31/12/1790.
Dominick St.
They had 9 children. William married a
 Limerick
second time to Elizabeth Jackson and had 3
Bridget Maunsell
more children.
Eldest daughter
Age 9
|
At Portsmouth, the wife of F.G. Jackson, Esq., 21st
Fusiliers, of a son.
1864 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Bradshaw2.pdf |
On Sunday last, the 5th April instant, at his residence,
Catherine St., William Hartigan, Esq., J.P., one of our most respected
fellow citizens, and whose loss is deeply deplored by his family and friends.
This lamented gentleman was held in high esteem in this, his native city. His
remains will be interred tomorrow morning, at six o'clock, in the family
vault, St. Michael's Church.
At Dundalk, Catherine Francis, wife of James Barton,
Esq.
At Fortland, County Mayo, Sarah, daughter of the late
Humphrey Jones, Esq. of Mullinabro’, County Kilkenny, and relict of the late Major
Jackson.
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Herbert,%20Hartigan,%20Vere,%20Moore,%20Kilbride.pdf |
Jackson, Robert Wyse 1908-1976 Waterford? Bishop/Historian BDIW/DIL/MIL
Jackson Walker (Piper) d.1798 Ballingarry, Co. Musician EI |
21st -- military appointments…. staff
surgeon Joseph Fletcher Lockheed, to be surgeon, vice Arthur Jackson:
Greer, appointed to the 17th Lancers
83rd -- military appointments included --
Lieut. Nicholas Pennefeather to be captained by by purchase, vice
president Maj. Thorton, who retires;. Ensign Arthur Butler to be let tenant
by purchase, vice Sir Keith George Jackson, Bart retired;…..
1867 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Dickson.pdf |
At Glanmire, Cork, the wife of Mr. R.H.
Jackson, of a daughter.
1869 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Nairn.pdf |
At Hong Kong, Edwin Litchfield, Esq., Deputy Assistant
Commissioner General, to Marion Jackson, daughter of the honorable John
Smale, her Majesty's Atty. Gen. for Hong Kong.
NOTE: Sir John Jackson
SMALE (1805-1882)was Chief Justice 1866-1881. His son, Smale, John
Jackson, B.A. London Univ. 1854 and a member of Convocation, a reporter for
Incorporated Council 1865-75, joint author of Drewry and Smale's Reports, a
student of Lincoln's Inn 19 Jan., 1853 (then aged 18), called to the bar 17
Nov., 1856 eldest son of Sir John Smale, late chief justice Hong Kong, dec);
born 10 Aug., 1834; married 19 April, 1865, Comelie, elder dau. of Rev. C. P,
Boeckelmann, of Randerath, Aix-la-Chapelle. Powderham Crescent, Exeter
HALLETSMALE
- SMITH HALLETT: On the 1st Dec., [1885] at S. Jude's, South
Kensington,
by the Rev. R.W. Forrest, D.D., Vicar, assisted by the Rev.
S.M.
Ransom, M.A., and the Rev. C.M. MacAnally, M.A., the Rev. William
Smale,
M.A., Vicar of S. Philip's, Kensington, youngest son of the late Sir
John
Smale, Chief Justice of Hongkong, to Eliza Bean, widow of Captain
Walter
Leckie Hallett, 3d Bombay Grenadiers, and second daughter of the
late Euan McLaurin Smith, Esq., M.D.,
Surgeon-General of British Guiana.
http://newspaperarchive.com/london-and-china-telegraph/1882-08-16/page-10 (I don’t have a complete transcription – this has gaps) WE regret to record
the death of Sir John Smale late Justice of Hong which occurred at his residence
on the evening of the 13th last. The deceased was seventyseven years of age. He
was the son of the late John Smale by his marriage with the daughter of John
Mar[don?] of [??] Devon and was born in the year 1805. He was a student at
Manchester and in studied at the Inner Temple. He afterwards became a
solicitor and practised as such till when he was called to the Bar by the
Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. He practised in Chancery for eleven years.1846
to 18?? he filled the office of reporter in the Courts of ... and He was one
of the joint authors of De Gex and Smale and Smale and Giffords His next move
was to Attorney General in Hong Kong in 1860 and six years subsequently he
was appointed Chief Justice of that a post which he held till last year. He
was created a knight in 18??. Sir John has been twice married first in 18?? to
daughter of Mr. J. Jackson and secondly to daughter of [?] He leaves a widow
and several issue. Sir John Smale will be the best remembered by our readers
for the part he took in recent years with regard to kidnapping and domestic
slavery in Hong He... several severe and sentences with regard to Sir John
had been in failing health for but his death was not expected as early as it
has taken
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Miller-2.pdf |
At [St. Paul] Sculcoats Church, Hull [Diocese of York], the Rev.
Charles Frost, to Mary Alice, daughter of John Gildard Jackson, Esq.,
Hull.
Date? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Barryc.pdf |
Jackson. At Stoke Newington [London], the wife of the Rev.
Bloomfield Jackson, of a daughter.
Date? Emperor Napoleon was in the news. http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Evans-3.pdf |
In upper Dorset Street, the Lady of J. Jackson, Esq. of a
daughter.
1844 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/08%2003%2044.pdf |
Of Monkstown church, County Dublin, Arthur Stanley Jackson,
Esq., QC, to Annie, only daughter of the late Edward Sullivan, Esq., of
Dublin.
1868 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Meehan.pdf |
Scott -- at Carrigerry, at Newmarket-on-Fergus, County Clare, Jane Jackson Scott, second and dearly loved daughter of John Fitzwilliam
Scott, Esq.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/HallidayC.pdf |
At the Presbyterian church,
Rutland-square, Dublin, Stewart Purvis, Esq., of Lissaneiran, Roscrea, to
Constance Peppard, eldest daughter of George Jackson, Esq., at Laurel
Hill, Roscrea.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Bevan,%20Corneille.pdf
DATE: 1870 – since the death of lady
COTTER is also mentioned on this page and she died in June 1870.
NOTE: http://www.thesilverbowl.com/familytree/JACKSON-BallyboyKingsCo.html |
Mary, widow of the late Brabazon Noble, Esq., MM. Dundalk.
At Leighlinbridge, County Carlow, the
wife of George TH Barton, of a son.
In St. Paul's Cathedral, Jamestown, St.
Helena, Barton, Esq., Lieut. Royal Engineers, son of J. Barton Esq.,
of Stonehouse, County Dublin, to Wilhelmina, daughter of the right Rev. Dr.
Welby Lord Bishop at St. Helena.
From Calcutta to England -- assistant surgeon
Jackson, 312 men.
DATE? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Graydon,%20Russell,%20Ryan,%20Bernard,%20Vansittart,%20Stokes,%20Ahern.pdf |
At Hong Kong, Francis Seymour Gaynor, Esq., Capt. 99th
Regiment, son of Capt. Gaynor, of Killiney House, County Dublin, to Fanny,
daughter of the late George Meredith, Esq., of Cambria, Tasmania.
At St. Nicholas’s RC church, Galway, Henry Joseph Arthur, son of
the late Arthur Brew, Esq., Grace Park, County Dublin, and formally of
Chirmacrea, County Clare, to Fanny Alicia, daughter of Benjamin Jackson,
Esq., County Inspector of Constabulary, Galway West.
1863 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/O%27Donnell,%20Dickson.pdf |
At Pigeon House Fort, Dublin, Donald James Irvine, the infant son
of Capt. FF Jackson, 21st Fusiliers.
DATE? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/O%27Regan-4.pdf |
Arbuthnot -- at Upper Hamilton-terrace., London, the wife of Maj.
G. Arbuthnot, MP, RA, of a daughter.
http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/MacnamaraC.pdf DATE? |
Staff Capt. Jackson, Orderly room
Adjutant to the Provisional battalion has received charge of the 39th Depot
from Capt. Blackall, retired on full pay.
DATE? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/10%2030%2044.pdf |
A legal case which mentions that the plaintiff had acted in the
capacity of Water Bailiff, as also the average yearly value of the fees
received by him, were George Jackson,… and other names
1844 up http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/07%2020%2044.pdf |
De Vere Family Papers
:
335 11 May 1822 Letter from John Jackson to Aubrey
discussing a draft of agreement with John Benison as to the delivery of
possession of the Island.
336 23 May 1822 Letter from Fladgate, Young and Jackson enclosing copy of letter
from Benison, dated 22 may 1822. Benison’s letter states
that he has ‘private doubts’ on the suggested agreement but will await the
advice of his counsel. He also thanks Fladgate and Co. for the valuation of
live stock, and states that he is awaiting for the valuation of the residue.
(lots more
on this legal issue)
64 06 Oct. 1781 Letter from Anne Hunt (Mother),
Currah. Home news, Mrs Jackson had a young son. “Councelor Rumbold”
mentioned.
[add to Insgn Hunt, 5th, Youghal]
236 26 Dec. 1786 Letter from Thomas Jackson,
Limerick. Refuses invitation as Langleys are insulting him.
15 23 Jan. 1788 The complaint of R (b?) Owen, No.528
against Brother Myles Jackson of No. 9 (lodge) for assault. Gives
names and masters of No.s 528 and 271.
88 24 Apr. 1788 Letter from Morgan 0’ Dwyer, Failed
to get Peacocke to reduce rent on Keilnavaraga. Pay Rev. Wm. Rose of Adare or
he will give it to the Palatines. Jackson gone to England. (NOTE: after
letters asking for payment)
91 26 Apr. 1788 Letter from Morgan O’ Dwyer,
[Dublin], Send copy of lease to Phil. Smyth. Jackson still here after all.
Advises re Keilnavaraga and an attorney. Glad Vere Hunt’s relative Nich.
Colthurst is to marry the eldest of the Misses LaTouche next Thursday.
134 28 May 1788 Mrs Jackson to Lady Hunt,
Sends her some shrimps.
155 12 Jun. 1788 Letter from Francis Minchin, Dublin,
Will sue unless sent amount of bond and interest immediately.
1 p
156 14 Jun. 1788 Letter from Morgan O’ Dwyer, Dublin,
Re finances – Crosbie Morgell, Jackson, Minchin. |
At Stoke church Devonport, Mr.
J.P. Jackson, to Charlotte, daughter of Cmdr. Charles Patey, R.N.
1844 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/11%2027%2044.pdf |
Ennis Chronicle. Saturday 2 March 1811.
Married in Limerick, Mr Thomas Jackson, Revenue Officer,
to Miss Dickson daughter of the late Samuel Dickson of that city.
DICKSON family history |
At Hong
Kong, Mr. Marcus Dill, son of the Rev. F. Dill, Presbyterian minister of
CLough, County Down NOTE: In Rootsweb
silverbowl tree.
At his
residence In Richmond Pl., St. Leonard's, Exeter, Thomas Jackson, Esq.,
surgeon of the Royal Navy.
1844 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/03%2013%2044.pdf |
History
of Limerick 55 pp Hamilton JACKSON 1670, then Miles JACKSON & Abraham
JACKSON attainted of treason by King James. NOTE:
Saved pdf filed under Limerick. |
Jackson Constable 23/08/1892 RIC death |
At Alverstoke, Gosport, the wife of Capt. Montague Hall, 101st
Royal Bengal Fusiliers, of a son.
At the parish church, Leckhampton, George Lawson Hall Pool, Capt.
18th Royal Irish, to Jane daughter of Lieut. General R. Budd, Madras Army, of Belfont, Cheltenham.
At Edinburgh, the wife of J.I. Murray, Esq., M.D., FRSE, her
Majesty's Colonial Surgeon, Hong Kong, of a son.
1870 http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Spring.pdf |
At St. Thomas's Church, Portman square, London, Clement Smale,
Esq., of Adelaide Road, Haverstock-Hill, and of Gloucester, solicitor, second
son of the honorable John Smale. Chief justice of Hong Kong, to Sophie
Trevor, third daughter of the late William St. John, Esq., of Tory, Devon.
At Singapore, the wife of Charles J. Irving, Esq., Auditor Gen. of
the Straits Settlements, of a son.
DATE? http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/Gabbett,%20Smyth.pdf |
Glin Castle, Co. Limerick
Description of furnishings includes: Between the windows
is an oval mirror surmounted by an urn and eagle, dated about 1790. This
bears the label of Jackson of Essex Bridge, Dublin.
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/reading-room/history-heritage/big-houses-of-ireland/glin-castle-co.-limerick/a-guide-to-the-house-and-/the-library/ |
At
Leben, Bridget, relict of the late Captain John Jackson, and sister of
the late Colonel James Hamilton Powell, formerly of the Grange House, county
Sligo.
http://astheywere.blogspot.ca/2012/01/deaths-limerick-chronicle-2-april-1951.html |
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