Jacksons of Doncaster

Descendants of James Jackson

 1  James Jackson b: Abt. 04 Feb 1674 d: 24 Aug 1745
........ 2  James Jackson b: 1708 d: 12 Dec 1785 in of The Old Hall in Fairburn
............ +Mary Pease b: in of Monkfryston
................... 3  John Jackson b: Abt. 1733 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York d: Nov 1797
....................... +Unnamed  
............................. 4  Elizabeth Jackson  d: 11 Jul 1794
................................. +John Lowe  
............................. 4  Catherine Jackson  d: 08 Jun 1830
................................. +William Tew  
............................. 4  Sarah Jackson  d: 1798
................................. +Grosvenor Perfect  
............................. 4  Mary Anne Jackson  d: 1843
................... *2nd Wife of John Jackson:  
....................... +Sarah Lee m: 14 Jul 1755
............................. 4  Thomas Jackson b: 13 Apr 1756 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York d: 17 Nov 1813
................................. +Unnamed  
........................................ 5  John Jackson  d: in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York
........................................ 5  James Jackson  
............................................ +Sarah M'Creight b: in of Walkenshaw's Grove, Co. Armagh, Ireland
........................................ 5  Thomas Jackson  d: 1813
............................................ +Unnamed  d: 1813
........................................ 5  Henry Jackson  
............................................ +Rachel Vandyke b: in of New Brunswick, New Jersey, America
........................................ 5  Elizabeth Jackson  
............................................ +Samuel Wainwright b: in of Pontefract
........................................ 5  Sarah Jackson  
................... 3  James Jackson b: Abt. 1734 d: 11 Oct 1797
....................... +Mary Partrick  
............................. 4  James Jackson b: 17 Sep 1767 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York d: 14 Mar 1821
................................. +Henrietta Priscilla Bower b: in of Maltby Hall, Yorkshire m: 27 Oct 1800 in Tickhill
........................................ 5  James Jackson b: 03 May 1803 d: Bet. 1881 - 1891
............................................ +Eliza Houlton  
........................................ 5  John Edward Jackson b: 12 Nov 1805 d: Mar 1891
........................................ 5  Charles Jackson b: 1809 d: 1882
............................................ +Margaret Caroline Parker m: 1842
.................................................. 6  James Jackson b: 1847 d: 1887
...................................................... +Eliza Letitia Wrench  
.................................................. 6  Edward Alan Jackson b: 1857
.................................................. 6  Hugh Rowland Jackson b: 1861
........................................ 5  Unnamed Jackson  
........................................ 5  Unnamed Jackson  
........................................ 5  Unnamed Jackson  
........................................ 5  Henry George Jackson b: 01 Jul 1812 in Doncaster, Yorkshire d: 26 Apr 1889 in St. Helens, Preston, England
............................................ +Phyllis Sophia Strode m: 09 Feb 1839 in Karnal, India
.................................................. 6  Charles Jackson b: 1841
............................. 4  Maria Jackson  
................................. +John Branson m: 17 Nov 1791
................... 3  Joseph Jackson b: 1738 d: 09 Aug 1799 in of Hatton garden, London
....................... +Sarah Smith b: Abt. 1755 in of London d: 23 Jan 1832
............................. 4  [2] James Edward Jackson b: 1777 d: 19 Aug 1841 in Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris,
................................. +[1] Lydia Jackson b: 1787 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland m: 23 Aug 1807 d: 7 Dec 1810

........................................ 5  [3] Lydia Jackson b: Bet. 1809 d: 13 Jan 1898 in late of Convent House, Clontarf Co. Dublin
........................................ 5  [4] Sarah Eyre Jackson b: Bet. 1807 - 1810
............................. *2nd Wife of [2] James Edward Jackson:  
................................. +Lydia Lambert b: 1792 m: 1819 d: 17 Nov 1870

........................................ 5  John Joseph Jackson b: in of Ballinderry, Co. Londonderry, Ireland
........................................ 5  James Edward Jackson b: in of Oughterard, Co, Galway d: 1907
............................................ +Madeleine Bushe b: in of Dublin m: 1863
.................................................. 6  Madeline Jackson b: 01 Aug 1864 in Oughterard, Co, Galway
.................................................. 6  James Edward Jackson b: 06 Apr 1866
.................................................. 6  Arthur Jackson b: 15 Apr 1867
.................................................. 6  Arthur Bush Jackson b: 05 Apr 1868 in Galway
.................................................. 6  Unnamed Jackson b: 15 Jun 1870 in Galway
.................................................. 6  Alfred Archibald Jackson b: 07 Jun 1871
........................................ 5  Mary Jackson  
............................................ +C. Ward  
........................................ 5  Clara Jackson  
........................................ 5  Henry Jackson b: 04 Dec 1832 in of Shirley Hall, Southampton
............................................ +Mary Cameron  
........................................ 5  Thomas Jackson  
........................................ 5  George Beresford Jackson  
........................................ 5  Frances Jackson  b 1826 d: Dec 27 1886.
........................................ 5  Eliza Beresford Jackson  
............................................ +H.B. Carter  
............................. 4  Joseph Jackson b: Abt. 1780 d: 30 Aug 1817
............................. 4  John Jackson b: Abt. 1782 d: 18 Apr 1801
............................. 4  Mary Jackson  
................... 3  Thomas Jackson b: Abt. 1740 d: 1805 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland
....................... +Lydia Eyre b: in of Hunslet, near Leeds, England
............................. 4  James Eyre Jackson  d: 19 Apr 1862 in late of Tullydoey, Co. Tyrone,
............................. 4  Mary Jackson  
................................. +Samuel Neville Ward b: in of Baston near Bromley, Kent, England
............................. 4  [1] Lydia Jackson b: 1787 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland d: 07 Dec 1810
................................. +[2] James Edward Jackson b: 1777 m: 23 Aug 1807 d: 19 Aug 1841 in Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris,
........................................ 5  [3] Lydia Jackson b: Bet. 1807 - 1810 d: 13 Jan 1898 in late of Convent House, Clontarf Co. Dublin
........................................ 5  [4] Sarah Eyre Jackson b: Bet. 1807 - 1810
............................. 4  Sarah Eyre Jackson  
................................. +James Tisdall  d: in of Ballinderry, Co. Londonderry, Ireland
........................................ 5  Archibald Tisdall  
............................. 4  Eliza Jackson  d: 21 Feb 1862 in Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland
............................. 4  Anne Jackson  d: 27 May 1859 in Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland
................... 3  Henry Jackson b: Abt. 1745 d: 22 Sep 1822 in of Rossington Grange, near Doncaster,
........ 2  John Jackson b: 1710
........ 2  Charles Jackson  
............ +Jane Booth  
................... 3  Charles Jackson b: 1739
....................... +Mary Unnamed  
............................. 4  John Jackson b: 1766 in Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland d: 16 Dec 1826 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
................................. +Margaret Davis  
........................................ 5  Mary Jackson b: 06 Oct 1798 in Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland d: 26 Apr 1881
............................................ +Rees Cadwalader Townsend  
............................. 4  Thomas Jackson  
............................. 4  Letitia Jackson  d: in Portarlington, Ireland d. 8 July 1898

Descendants of James Jackson

Generation No. 1

1.  JAMES2 JACKSON  (JAMES1) (Source: (1) J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, James Jackson, of the same place, bapt. 4 Feb. 1674-5. He was lessee, under the Dean and Chapter of Vork, of the great tithes of Fairburn, still held by the family; he had also a freehold estate there. Buried at Ledsham, 24 Aug. 1745 ; his will was proved at York, 24 Sept. same year. With other issue he had,., (2) Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925, JAMES JACKSON, of Fairburn, son of James Jackson, was born in 1664, died   in I745. He was lessee under the Dean and Chapter of York of the tithes of Fairburn. He had also a freehold estate then.   .) was born Abt. 04 Feb 1674, and died 24 Aug 1745.
       
Children of JAMES JACKSON are:
2.               i.    JAMES3 JACKSON, b. 1708; d. 12 Dec 1785, of The Old Hall in Fairburn.
                 ii.    JOHN JACKSON (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.), b. 1710.
3.             iii.    CHARLES JACKSON.

Generation No. 2

2.  JAMES3 JACKSON (JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, James Jackson, of the Old Hall, in Fairburn, Gent., eldest son. bapt. 11 Nov. 1708, rf. 12 Dec. 1785, aged seventy-seven, and was buried at Ledsham. He m. 26 April. 1732, Mary, dau. of Mr. John Pease, of Monkfryston, by whom he had issue five sons and two daus. Of the latter. Elizabeth was wife of Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Monkfryston ; and Mary rf. young. The sons were,.) was born 1708, and died 12 Dec 1785 in of The Old Hall in Fairburn.  He married MARY PEASE.  She was born in of Monkfryston.
       
Children of JAMES JACKSON and MARY PEASE are:
4.               i.    JOHN4 JACKSON, b. Abt. 1733, of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York; d. Nov 1797.
5.              ii.    JAMES JACKSON, b. Abt. 1734; d. 11 Oct 1797.
6.             iii.    JOSEPH JACKSON, b. 1738; d. 09 Aug 1799, of Hatton garden, London.
7.             iv.    THOMAS JACKSON, b. Abt. 1740; d. 1805, of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland.
                 v.    HENRY JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Died unmarried.), b. Abt. 1745; d. 22 Sep 1822, of Rossington Grange, near Doncaster,.

3.  CHARLES3 JACKSON (JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925, CHARLES JACKSON, third son of James Jackson of the previous generation, was born in Fairburn, in 1711. He married, in 1736, Jane Booth, of Fairburn. The date of his death is not known, but it is probable that both he and his wife died young. There is no record of other issue than one son, Charles, of whom further. .).  He married JANE BOOTH (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.). 
       
Child of CHARLES JACKSON and JANE BOOTH is:
8.               i.    CHARLES4 JACKSON, b. 1739.

Generation No. 3

4.  JOHN4 JACKSON (JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.) was born Abt. 1733 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York, and died Nov 1797.  He married (1) UNNAMED.    He married (2) SARAH LEE (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.) 14 Jul 1755, daughter of MATTHEW LEE. 
       
Children of JOHN JACKSON and UNNAMED are:
                  i.    ELIZABETH5 JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), d. 11 Jul 1794; m. REV. JOHN LOWE (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Elizabeth, wife of the Rev. John Lowe, M.A., vicar of Brotherton and Wentworth, Prebendary of York, and domestic chaplain to Earl Fitzwilliam, d. 11 July, 1794, leaving issue. .).
                 ii.    CATHERINE JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), d. 08 Jun 1830; m. WILLIAM TEW (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Catherine, wife of Thomas-William Tew, Esq. of Pontefract and Doncaster, banker, d. 8 June, 1830, leaving issue.).
                iii.    SARAH JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), d. 1798; m. GROSVENOR PERFECT (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Sarah, wife of Grosvenor Perfect, Esq. of Thorparch, if. in 1798, leaving Issue.).
                iv.    MARY ANNE JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Died Unmarried.), d. 1843.

       
Child of JOHN JACKSON and SARAH LEE is:
9.              v.    THOMAS5 JACKSON, b. 13 Apr 1756, of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York; d. 17 Nov 1813.

5.  JAMES4 JACKSON (JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, James Jackson, Esq. of Doncaster, Alderman, and twice Mayor, bapt. at Ledsham, 20 March, 1734, m. Mary, only surviving dan. and heir of John Partrick, Esq. of Doncaster, and d. 11 Oct. 1797, leaving issue,.) was born Abt. 1734, and died 11 Oct 1797.  He married MARY PARTRICK (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), daughter of JOHN PARTRICK. 
       
Children of JAMES JACKSON and MARY PARTRICK are:
10.             i.    JAMES5 JACKSON, b. 17 Sep 1767, of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York; d. 14 Mar 1821.
                 ii.    MARIA JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), m. DR. JOHN BRANSON, 17 Nov 1791 (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Maria, m. 17 Nov. 1791, to John Branson, Esq. of Doncaster, an eminent surgeon and medical practitioner, and has issue.).

6.  JOSEPH4 JACKSON (JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, 642, Joseph, of Hatton Garden, London, baptised at Ledsham, 12 April, 1738, free of the Brewers' Company, 1781, d. 9 August, 1799, and was buried In St. Bride's Church, Fleet-street. By his wife, Sarah, only dau. of Edward Smith, of London, citizen and girdler, he had Issue, (besides two sons, Joseph and John, and one dau., Mary, who all d. unm.,.) was born 1738, and died 09 Aug 1799 in of Hatton garden, London (Source: (1) Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925., (2) St. Patricks Cathedral, Armagh, In the Vault of this Church are deposited the  remains of JOSEPH JACKSON of Hatton  Garden, Gent. who died on the 9th day of  August 1799, Aged 62 years Also of  SARAH JACKSON his wife, who died on the  23rd day of January 1832 Aged 77 years.  Also of JOHN JACKSON, third son of the  above Joseph and Sarah who died on  the 18th day of April 1801 Aged 19 years.  Also of JOSEPH JACKSON Second Son of the above Joseph  and Sarah who died on the 30th day of August 1817  Aged 37 years Also of LYDIA JACKSON who died on the  7th day of December 1810 Aged 23 years The Beloved  wife of James Edward Jackson, M.A., Dean of Armagh,  Eldest and only surviving child of the above Joseph and  Sarah Jackson, who places this Tablet in memory of  those whom he held most dear in this life Trusting,  thro' Christ, to be re-united to them in that which  is to come. In the same Vault also lieth the body  of the above, Very Reverend James Edward Jackson,  M.A., Dean and Rector of Armagh, who died at  Paris, August 19th 1841 in the 64th year of his age.  From: 'The architecture of St Bride's: Monuments', Survey of London Monograph 15: St Bride's Church, Fleet Street (1944), pp. 55-113. BHO.).  He married SARAH SMITH (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.).  She was born Abt. 1755 in of London, and died 23 Jan 1832.
       
Children of JOSEPH JACKSON and SARAH SMITH are:
11.             i.    VERY REVEREND JAMES EDWARD5 JACKSON, b. 1777; d. 19 Aug 1841, Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris,.
                 ii.    JOSEPH JACKSON (Source: St. Patricks Cathedral, Armagh, He was described as the 2nd son.), b. Abt. 1780; d. 30 Aug 1817.
                iii.    JOHN JACKSON (Source: St. Patricks Cathedral, Armagh, In memorial, he was described as the 3rd son.), b. Abt. 1782; d. 18 Apr 1801.
                iv.    MARY JACKSON (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.).

7.  THOMAS4 JACKSON (JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Thomas, bapt. at Ledaham, 20 Aug. 1740, settled at Tullydowey, co. Tyrone, Ireland, about the year 1777. He d. in 1805, and was buried at Benburb, having m. Lydia, dau. of James Eyre, of Hunslet, near Leeds, merchant, by whom he bad issue,.) was born Abt. 1740, and died 1805 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland.  He married LYDIA EYRE (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), daughter of JAMES EYRE.  She was born in of Hunslet, near Leeds, England.
       
Children of THOMAS JACKSON and LYDIA EYRE are:
                  i.    JAMES EYRE5 JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, now of Tullydowey, Esq., justice of the peace for co. Tyrone.), d. 19 Apr 1862, late of Tullydoey, Co. Tyrone, (Source: Will Probate, James Eyre JACKSON effects in Ireland under £50,000 late of Tullydoey, Co. Tyrone, Esq. d 19 Apr 1862 at same place proved by nephew Archibald TISDALL of No 3 Inns-quay, Dublin.).
                 ii.    MARY JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), m. SAMUEL NEVILLE WARD (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.); b. of Baston near Bromley, Kent, England.
12.           iii.    LYDIA JACKSON, b. 1787, of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland; d. 07 Dec 1810.
13.           iv.    SARAH EYRE JACKSON.
                 v.    ELIZA JACKSON, d. 21 Feb 1862, Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland (Source: Will Probate, Elizabeth JACKSON effects under £20,000 late of Tullydoey, Blackwatertown, Moy, Co. Tyrone, Spinster d 21 Feb 1862 at same place proved by brother James Eyre JACKSON.).
                vi.    ANNE JACKSON, d. 27 May 1859, Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland.

8.  CHARLES4 JACKSON (CHARLES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925, CHARLES JACKSON, son of Charles and Jane (Booth) Jackson, was born in 1739. He was in Rosecrea, Ireland, as early as 1757. When or why he located in Ireland has not been definitely determined, but as many of his cousins located in that country it is quite probable that they all left York about the same time. No record of his death can be found. The name of his wife was Mary (surname not known). The names of all his children have not been definitely learned, but that he had two sons is positively known. .) was born 1739.  He married MARY UNNAMED. 
       
Children of CHARLES JACKSON and MARY UNNAMED are:
14.             i.    JOHN5 JACKSON, b. 1766, Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland; d. 16 Dec 1826, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
                 ii.    REV. THOMAS JACKSON.
                iii.    LETITIA JACKSON (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925, Died unmarried.), d. Portarlington, Ireland (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.).

Generation No. 4

9.  THOMAS5 JACKSON (JOHN4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, John, of Fairburn, bapt. 18 April, 1733, tn. 14 July, 1755, Sarah, dau. of Mr. Matthew Lee, of Fairburn, and was buried at ledsham, 2 Nov. 1797, aged 64. He had issue, 1. Thomas Jackson, of Fairburn, b. 13 April, 1756, who purchased of the Foljambe family the manor or lordship of Fairhurn, 1801. He d. 17 Nov. 1813. having been thrice married. By his first wife he had.) was born 13 Apr 1756 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York, and died 17 Nov 1813.  He married UNNAMED. 
       
Children of THOMAS JACKSON and UNNAMED are:
                  i.    JOHN6 JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), d. of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York.
                 ii.    JAMES JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Of the Bank of Ireland.), m. SARAH M'CREIGHT; b. of Walkenshaw's Grove, Co. Armagh, Ireland.
                iii.    THOMAS JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Lost with wife and children off Portland on his return from the East Indies in 1813.), d. 1813; m. UNNAMED; d. 1813.
                iv.    HENRY JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Merchant in America.), m. RACHEL VANDYKE (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.); b. of New Brunswick, New Jersey, America.
                 v.    ELIZABETH JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.), m. DR. SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Surgeon.); b. of Pontefract.
                vi.    SARAH JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, Died unmarried.).

10.  JAMES5 JACKSON (JAMES4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: (1) J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, 642, James Jackson, Esq. of Doncaster, Alderman, and twice Mayor, bapt. at Ledsham, 20 March, 1731, m. Mary, only surviving dan. and heir of John Partrick, Esq. of Doncaster, and d. 11 Oct. 1797, leaving issue,., (2) Sidney lee, A Dictionary of National Biography Vol XXIX, London 1892, JACKSON, CHARLES (1809-1882), antiquary, was born 25 July 1809, and came of an old Yorkshire family long connected with Doncaster, where both his grandfather and his father filled the office of mayor. He was the third son of the large family of James Jackson, banker, by Henrietta Priscilla, second daughter of Freeman Bower of Bawtry.  .) was born 17 Sep 1767 in of Fairburn, Parish of Ledsahn, Co. York, and died 14 Mar 1821.  He married HENRIETTA PRISCILLA BOWER 27 Oct 1800 in Tickhill.  She was born in of Maltby Hall, Yorkshire.
       
Children of JAMES JACKSON and HENRIETTA BOWER are:
                  i.    REV. JAMES6 JACKSON, b. 03 May 1803; d. Bet. 1881 - 1891; m. ELIZA HOULTON (Source: Misc, http://www.anatpro.com/index_files/John_Houlton_Jackson.htm  Eliza Houlton, the daughter of Lieut.-Colonel John Houlton (1773-1839) of Farley Castle and Mary Anne Ellis (1775c-) - married 2 January 1799, was born at Farleigh in Somerset on 25 March 1807 and was baptised at St. Leonard's church at Farleigh on 26 February 1810. Eliza died during the June quarter of 1877 in London.  Rev. James Jackson and Eliza Houlton were married at St. Leonard's, Farleigh, Hungerford in Somerset on 9 April 1834.).
                 ii.    JOHN EDWARD JACKSON (Source: (1) Sidney lee, A Dictionary of National Biography Vol XXIX, London 1892, JACKSON, JOHN EDWARD (1805 1891), antiquary, born on 12 Nov. 1805, was second son of James Jackson, banker, of Doncaster, by Henrietta Priscilla, second daughter of Freeman Bower. Charles Jackson (1809-1882) [q. v.] was a younger brother. John matriculated at Oxford from Brasenose College on 9 April 1823, graduated B. A. with second-class classical honours in 1827, and proceeded M.A. in 1830 (FOSTER, Alumni Oxon. 1715-1886, ii. 736). In 1845 he became rector of Leigh Delamere-with-Sevington, Wiltshire, and in 1846 vicar of Norton Coleparle in the same county. He was also rural dean and honorary canon of Bristol (1855). Jackson, who was F.S.A., was librarian to the Marquis of Bath, and arranged and indexed the bulk of the manuscripts at Longleat (Hist. MSS. Comm. 3rd Rep. p. 180, 4th Rep. p. 227). He died in March 1891.     Jackson was a careful writer on antiquarian topics, and was always ready- to aid fellow students. His works are:   1. ' The History of Grittleton, co. Wilts,' 4to, 1843, for Wilts Topographical Society.   2. 'A Guide to Far leigh-Hungerford, co. Somerset,' 8vo, Taunton, 1853 (1860, 1879).   3. ' History of the ruined Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Doncaster,' 4to, London, 1853.   4. ' Maud Heath's Causey,' 4to, Devizes, 1854.   5. ' Murder of H. Long, Esq., A.D. 1594,' 8vo, Devizes, 1854.   6. ' Kingston House, Bradford,' 4to, Devizes, 1854.   7. 'History and Description of St. George's Church at Doncaster,' 4to, Lon don, 1855.   8. ' On the Hungerford Chapels in Salisbury Cathedral,' 4to, Devizes, 1855.   9. ' A List of Wiltshire Sheriffs,' 4to, Devizes, 1856.   10. ' History of Longleat,'8vo, Devizes, 1857. 1  1. 'The History of Kington St. Michael, co. Wilts,'4to, Devizes, 1857.   12. ' The History of the Priory of Monkton Farley, Wilts,' 4to, Devizes, 1857.   13. ' Swindon and its Neighbourhood,' 4to, Devizes, 1861.   14. 'Malmesbury,'4to, Devizes, 1863.   15. 'De vizes/ 4to, Devizes, 1864.   16. ' The Sheriffs' Turn, Wilts, A.D. 1439,' 4to, Devizes, 1872.     Jackson also edited for the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society the 'Wiltshire Topographical Collection' of John Aubrey, 4to, 1862; Leland's ' Journey through Wiltshire,' 4to (1875 ?); and for the Rox burghe Club the ' Glastonbury Inquisition of A.D. 1189, called "Liber Henrici de Soliaco,'" 4to, 1882. He was an active contributor to the ' Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine,' in which appeared his valuable monographs on ' Charles, Lord Stourton, and the Murder of the Hartgills, January 1557, 1864; ' Ambres bury Monastery,' 1866; ' Ancient Chapels in Wilts,' 1867; and 'Rowley, alias Witten ham, co. Wilts,' 1872, reissued separately. [Athenaeum, 14 March 1891, p. 352; Crock ford's Clerical Directory, 1890; Brit. Mus. Cat.; Foster's Yorkshire Pedigrees, vol. i.] G. G. ., (2) Note, from Armorial Families: Master  of Arts of the University of Oxford, sometime Rural Dean  of Malmesbury, Honorary Canon of Bristol Cathedral, and  Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries. Born November 12,  1805, being the third son of the late James Jackson, Justice  of the Peace, of Doncaster, in the county of York, by his  wife Henrietta Priscilla, second daughter of Freeman Bower,  ]'"squire, of Killerby Hall, Bawtry, and Maltby Hall, in the  county of York, Justice of the Peace and Deputy-Lieutenant,  and sister and co-heir of Henry Bower of Doncaster, Fellow  of the Society of Antiquaries. Armorial bearings He  bears for Arms : Party per pale gules and azure, on a fesse  ermine cotised argent, between three shovellers of the last,  a cross crosslet between two annulets of the first ; and for  his Crest, upon a wreath of the colours, a demi-griffin  gules, collared and chain reflexed over the back or, hold-  ing in the dexter claw a shoveller's head erased argent ;  with the Motto, "Strenue et honeste." ., (3) Misc, http://www.anatpro.com/index_files/John_Houlton_Jackson.htm  Rev. James Jackson, the son of James Jackson (1767-1821) of Doncaster and Henrietta Priscilla Bower, daughter of Freeman Bower of Bawtry in York - married 27 October 1800, was born at Doncaster in Yorkshire on 3 May 1803 and was baptised there on 5 September of that year. James died between the Census Collections of 1881 and 1891.), b. 12 Nov 1805; d. Mar 1891.
                iii.    CHARLES JACKSON (Source: Sidney lee, A Dictionary of National Biography Vol XXIX, London 1892, JACKSON, CHARLES (1809-1882), antiquary, was born 25 July 1809, and came of an old Yorkshire family long connected with Doncaster, where both his grandfather and his father filled the office of mayor. He was the third son of the large family of James Jackson, banker, by Henrietta Priscilla, second daughter of Freeman Bower of Bawtry. In 1829 he was admitted of Lincoln's Inn, and called to the bar there in 1834, but settled as a banker at Doncaster. He was treasurer of the borough from 1838, and trustee of numerous institutions, taking a chief share in establishing the Doncaster free library. He suffered severe losses by the failure of Overend, Gurney, & Co. Jackson died at Doncaster 1 Dec. 1882. By his marriage with a daughter of Hugh Parker of Woodthorpe, Yorkshire, he left four sons and four daughters.     For the Surtees Society Jackson edited, in 1870, the 'Diary of Abraham de la Pryme, the Yorkshire Antiquary;' in 1873 the ' Autobiography of Mrs. A. Thornton,' &c.; and in 1877 ' Yorkshire Diaries and Auto biographies of the 17th and 18th Centuries.' He was engaged at the time of his death in editing for the society a memoir of the Priestley family. Jackson also contributed to the ' Yorkshire Archaeological Journal ' a paper on Sir Robert Swift and a memoir of the Rev. Thomas Broughton, as well as papers on local muniments (abstracts of deeds in, the possession of Mr. James Montagu of Melton-on-the-Hill) and on the Stovin MS. His chief work, however, was his ' Doncaster Charities, Past and Present,' which was not published until 1881 (Worksop, 4to), though it was written long before. To it a portrait is prefixed.     [Doncaster Chron. 8 Dec. 1882; Athenaeum, 16 Dec. 1882; Times, 15 Dec. 1882; Notes and   Queries, 6th ser. vi. 500.] J. T-T.   .), b. 1809; d. 1882; m. MARGARET CAROLINE PARKER (Source: Note, This is a guess - based on an entry in Armorila Families: http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/tybookmark/armorial-families-a-directory-of-some-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-showing-which-a-hci/page-121-armorial-families-a-directory-of-some-gentlemen-of-coat-armour-showing-which-a-hci.shtml.), 1842 (Source: Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, Armorial Families: A Diretory of Gentlemen of Coat Armour, London 1929 7th Ed..).
                iv.    UNNAMED JACKSON.
                 v.    UNNAMED JACKSON.
                vi.    UNNAMED JACKSON.
               vii.    HENRY GEORGE JACKSON (Source: Misc, GENERAL GEORGE JACKSON  http://www.britishmedals.us/collections/TB/heic/jackson.html   Bengal Staff Corps and Commandant 2nd Bengal Cavalry  Henry George Jackson was born at  Doncaster, Yorkshire on the 1st of  July, 1812, and baptized on the 28th  of September.    He was the seventh son of James  Jackson, a banker, alderman and  twice mayor of the borough of  Doncaster, and Henrietta Priscilla,  the daughter of Freeman Bower of  Maltby Hall, Yorkshire.    George was educated at Durham School and was nominated a cadet for  the Bengal Cavalry by Sir George  Robinson on the 16th of July, 1828. Having passed the examination, he was  commissioned a Cornet on the 19th of  July, 1828, leaving for India the same  day.      Arriving at Fort George, Calcutta, on the 10th of January, 1829, Ensign Jackson was ordered on the 11th of February to do duty with the 3rd Light Cavalry.  On the 26th of June, 1830He received his first actual posting to a regiment, the 4th Light  Cavalry,.  Promoted to Lieutenant on the 26th of March, 1838, in September of 1839 Jackson was appointed Acting Adjutant  of the 4th L.C.    Cornet Jackson married Phillis Sophia Strode, daughter of the late Captain Nathaniel Nugent Strode, H.M. 16th Regiment, on  the 9th of February, 1839, at Karnal, India.  As her father had died in 1831and she appeared to have no connection to India, one wonders if Phillis had gone out to India as part of the “Fishing Fleet”, the groups of young woman who traveled from  England to India in the hopes of finding a husband among the numerous eligible Englishman living in India. In August of 1840, Lieutenant Jackson was ordered to do duty with the 2nd Local Horse and appointed Acting Second in  Command.  He served in that position until April of 1842, when he was ordered to do duty as Adjutant of the 2nd Bengal  Irregular Horse.  On the 11th of July, 1842, Jackson was appointed Second in Command of that regiment.   Lieutenant Jackson commanded a detachment of the 2nd Irregular Horse with the force under Brigadier Young during the  outbreak in Bundelkund in 1842-43 and received the thanks of the Brigadier for their attack on the rebels at Bugora.  For  their services, the force received the thanks of the Governor General, Lord Ellenbourgh.  ...  George Jackson continued to command the 2nd Bengal Cavalry for a total of twenty-four years.  He was promoted to  Lieutenant-Colonel on the 18th of February, 1863 and Colonel on the 18th of February, 1866.  While on leave in England in  1870, Colonel Jackson retired from active service.  He was promoted to Major General on the 1st of October, 1877,  Lieutenant-General on the 17th of November, 1879, and General in 1889. General George Jackson died at St Helen’s, Preston on the 26th of April, 1889.  He was 77 years old.  His obituary appeared  in The Times on the 30th of April, 1889.  .), b. 01 Jul 1812, Doncaster, Yorkshire; d. 26 Apr 1889, St. Helens, Preston, England; m. PHYLLIS SOPHIA STRODE, 09 Feb 1839, Karnal, India.

11.  VERY REVEREND JAMES EDWARD5 JACKSON (JOSEPH4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: (1) J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, 642, The Very Rev. James-edward Jackson, M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford, late Dean and Rector of Armagh, bapt. at St. Andrew's, Holbom, 30 March, 1778. He was twice married, viz., 1st, to Lydia, his cousin, dau. of Thomas Jackson, Esq. of Tullydowey, co. Tyrone, by whom he had issue, Lydia and Sarah Eyre ; 2ndly, to Lydia, dau. of Robert Lambert, Esq. of Elland Hall, near Halifax, by whom he had,    John-Joseph, of Exeter College, Oxford.    James-Edward. Henry.    Mary. Fanny.    Clara. Eliza- Beresford.    The Dean's decease took place at Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris, from the breaking of a bloodvessel, 19 Aug. 1841, in the 64th year of his age. His remains were brought to London, and interred in St. Bride's, Fleet-street., (2) Armagh Clergy and Parishes, 1830 — James Edward Jackson, pres. by the Crown (on the  recommendation of Primate J. G. Beresford, whom the  Crown asked to nominate — Reeves' Memoirs of the Deans),  Sep. 4 ; inst. and installed Sep. 10 {D.R.), and coll. to  the R. of Armagh on Sep. 8 (D.R.). He was the son of  Joseph Jackson, of Hatton Garden, London, d. 1799, aged  62 (who was son of James J., d. 1745, and grandson of James  J., of Fairburn, Yorkshire, d. 1703), by Sarah (d. 23  Jan., 1832, aged 77), dau. of Edward Smith. He lived in early life at Doncaster, where he was educated at the  Grammar School. At the age of 15 he was placed in the  office of Wightman & Impey of the Inner Temple, being  intended for the profession of the Law. Disliking it, however, he matriculated at Lincoln Coll., Oxford, Dec. 9,  1797 ; was elected to a Scholarship on Michel's Foundation  and afterwards to a Fellowship in Queen's College, where  he obtained in 1802 as B.A. the University Prize for English  Prose on " The Character and Doctrine of Socrates " ;  grad. M.A. 1810 ; ord. D. Oct. 18, 1801, as Curate to Rev.  John Lowe, in the Chapel of Wentworth. After the Peace  of Amiens in 1802, while visiting his brother in France, he,  with other Englishmen, was arbitrarily detained as a prisoner by Napoleon at Verdun. Here he acted as voluntary chaplain to his fellow-prisoners and assisted in  the management of a school for their children. He was permitted to return in Sep., 1806, after which he officiated as Assistant Minister at Curzon Chapel, Mayfair,  Oct., 1807 to May, 1808 ; then held the Curacy of Tanker-  sley, near Wentworth 1808-10 ; again Asst. Min. Curzon  Chapel 1810 ; then came to Ireland and lived with his  wife's relatives at Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, undertaking  duty at Eglish. About 1814 or 1815 Dr. Richardson, R.  of Clonfeacle, appointed him Curate of Clonfeacle, in charge  of the new church of Derrygortreavy ; was P.C. Grange  1816-23 ; V. Ardee 1823-6 ; Preb. Tynan 1826-30 ; ad-  mitted M.A. T.C.D. {ad eund., Oxon.) Nov., 1832.     He m. (1) 23 April, 1807, his cousin Lydia, dau. of Thos. Jackson, of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, who died 1810 aet. 23, leaving two daus., Lydia and Sarah Eyre ; and (2) in 1819 Lydia (dau. of Robert Lambert, of Elland Hall, York), who died 1870, and had by her   (a) Rev. John Joseph, R. of Ballinderry (q.v.) ;   (b) James Edward, Oughterard, Co. Galway, who m. Madeleine, dau. of Arthur Bushe, Master in Chancery ;   (c) Henry, of Shirley Hall, Southampton, who m. Mary, dau. of Col. Cameron, 42nd Highlanders, of Castletownshend, and had issue;   (d) Thomas (died young) ;   (e) George Beresford, d. 1837 ; and four daus.,   Mary (m. Rev. C. Ward), Frances, Eliza Beresford (m. Rev. H. B.   Carter, Derryloran), and Clara, d. 1848.     He published : —     A Sermon delivered at Curzon Chapel, entitled " The Doctrine of God's   Moral Government of Nations vindicated from the objections peculiar   to it."     Reasons for Withdrawing from the Hibernian Bible Society, founded   on the Public Documents of that Institution (Svo, Dublin, 1822 — 3/-).     A Vindication of the " Reasons," &c. (Svo, Dublin, 1822, 217 pp.)     The Two Main Questions in Controversy between the Churches of   England and Rome, &c. (8vo, Dublin, 1825).     The State of Ireland (Svo, Dublin, 1825, Milliken, 389 pp.).     He died at Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris, on Aug. 19, 1841, and was bur. in the family vault at St. Bride's, London, where the following inscription commemorates him : —     In the same vault also lieth the body of the   above Very Rev. James Edward Jackson   Dean and Rector of Armagh,   Who died at Paris, August 19th, 1841,   In the 64th year of his age.     The Primate paid a well-deserved tribute to his memory, and also commemorated him by a memorial window in the Chancel of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. There is a portrait of the Dean in Gosford Castle, Markethill. (See also The Gentleman's Mag., Nov., 1841 ; Irish Eccl. Journal, Sep., 1841 ; A Picture of Verdun ; or the English Detained in France, 2 vols., London, 1810 ; Reeves, Memoirs of the Deans).   .) was born 1777, and died 19 Aug 1841 in Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris,.  He married (1) LYDIA JACKSON (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.) 23 Aug 1807, daughter of THOMAS JACKSON and LYDIA EYRE.  She was born 1787 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, and died 07 Dec 1810.  He married (2) LYDIA LAMBERT (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.) 1819, daughter of ROBERT LAMBERT. 
       
Children of JAMES JACKSON and LYDIA JACKSON are:
                  i.    LYDIA6 JACKSON, b. Bet. 1807 - 1810; d. 13 Jan 1898, late of Convent House, Clontarf Co. Dublin (Source: Will Probate, Lydia JACKSON late of Convent House, Clontarf Co. Dublin spinster d 13 Jan 1898 to James E. JACKSON of Killaguile, Roscahill, Co. Galway effects £27,435 14s 4d .).
                 ii.    SARAH EYRE JACKSON, b. Bet. 1807 - 1810.

       
Children of JAMES JACKSON and LYDIA LAMBERT are:
                iii.    REV JOHN JOSEPH6 JACKSON (Source: Armagh Clergy and Parishes.), b. of Ballinderry, Co. Londonderry, Ireland.
                iv.    JAMES EDWARD JACKSON (Source: 2011 Oct 31 email Jan Waugh, "Landowners in Ireland 1876" Connaght Province  Galway county James E. Jackson / Killaguile, Oughterard / 1062a  0r  10p / 91£ 0s    children [of James E. Jr.]  Madeline 1 Aug 1864 Oughterard  James Edward 6 Apr 1866 Oughterard  Arthur 15 Apr 1867 Oughterard, Galway  Arthur Bush b 5 Apr 1868 Oughterard  ? b 15 Jun 1870 Galway no 1, Galway  Alfred Archibald 7 Jun 1871 Oughterard    Estate: Jackson (Killaguile)  Associated Families Martin (Ross) Jackson (Killaguile)  In the 1850s James E. Jackson held the townland of Killaguile, parish of Killannin, barony of Moycullen, county Galway. He bought the property in August 1853 from Robert Martin of nearby Ross House and later built a house at Killaguile, which is now known as the Ross Lake House Hotel. James Edward Jackson (1824-1907), the son of the Reverend James E. Jackson, rector of Ardee, county Louth and later Dean of Armagh. In 1863 he married Madeline Bushe of Dublin daughter of Judge Arthur Bushe and granddaughter of Chief Justice Charles Kendal Bushe. They had a large family and he died in 1907. Marian Martin, sister of Robert Martin of Ross, was the second wife of Judge Arthur Bushe. http://www.rosslakehotel.com/     House - Killaguile House Built by James E. Jackson post Griffith's Valuation and possibly following his marriage in 1863. The house now functions as a hotel, known as Ross Lake House Hotel. Killaguile, Killannin Parish, Oughterard, Wormhole 171, Moycullen, Galway    Education: King William's College Register 1833-1904  archive.org  Alfred Archibald Jackson, born June 8th 1871. Left Midsummer, 1891. Son of J.E. Jackson, Killaguile, Rosscahill, Galway.  Edwards', Trafford's and Davies'.  Praepositor, 1898-91. Cricket XI, 1891. Football XV. 1890-91. Farming. Killaguile, Rosscahill, Galway.  .), b. of Oughterard, Co, Galway; d. 1907; m. MADELEINE BUSHE, 1863; b. of Dublin.
                 v.    MARY JACKSON, m. REV. C. WARD (Source: Armagh Clergy and Parishes.).
                vi.    CLARA JACKSON.
               vii.    HENRY JACKSON (Source: Marlborough College Register from 1843-1904, Marlborough College Register from 1843-1904   archive.org  Henry Jackson, son of the late Very Rev. J.E. Jackson, Dean of Armagh, b. 4 Dec 1832; l. Xmas 1848  H. Jackson, Esq., Shirley Hall, Shirley, Southampton; Formerly farming, Galway, Ireland.  James Edward Jr's son's notes  Education: King William's College Register 1833-1904  archive.org  James Edward Jackson, born April 6th 1866.  Left Midsummer, 1884.  Son of J.E. Jackson, Killaguile, Oughterard, Co. Galway.  Davidson's and Edwards'.  Praepositor 1883-84. Football XV. 1881-84. Capt. 1883-84. Engineering School, Queen's College, Cork, 1884-87. Honours in Mathematics, 1885. Diploma of Engineering, 1887. A.M.I.C.E. 1892. Resident Engineer Galway and Clifden Railway, 1890-95. Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, 1895-97. Assist. Engineer Imperial Railways, North China, 1899-1900. Executive Engineer Public Works Dept., Selangor, Malay States, 1900. Klang, Selangor, Malay States.  .), b. 04 Dec 1832, of Shirley Hall, Southampton; m. MARY CAMERON.
              viii.    THOMAS JACKSON (Source: Armagh Clergy and Parishes, Died young.).
                ix.    GEORGE BERESFORD JACKSON (Source: Armagh Clergy and Parishes.).
                 x.    FRANCES JACKSON.
                xi.    ELIZA BERESFORD JACKSON, m. REV. H.B. CARTER (Source: Armagh Clergy and Parishes.).

12.  LYDIA5 JACKSON (THOMAS4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.) was born 1787 in of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, Ireland, and died 07 Dec 1810.  She married VERY REVEREND JAMES EDWARD JACKSON (Source: (1) J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852, 642, The Very Rev. James-edward Jackson, M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford, late Dean and Rector of Armagh, bapt. at St. Andrew's, Holbom, 30 March, 1778. He was twice married, viz., 1st, to Lydia, his cousin, dau. of Thomas Jackson, Esq. of Tullydowey, co. Tyrone, by whom he had issue, Lydia and Sarah Eyre ; 2ndly, to Lydia, dau. of Robert Lambert, Esq. of Elland Hall, near Halifax, by whom he had,    John-Joseph, of Exeter College, Oxford.    James-Edward. Henry.    Mary. Fanny.    Clara. Eliza- Beresford.    The Dean's decease took place at Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris, from the breaking of a bloodvessel, 19 Aug. 1841, in the 64th year of his age. His remains were brought to London, and interred in St. Bride's, Fleet-street., (2) Armagh Clergy and Parishes, 1830 — James Edward Jackson, pres. by the Crown (on the  recommendation of Primate J. G. Beresford, whom the  Crown asked to nominate — Reeves' Memoirs of the Deans),  Sep. 4 ; inst. and installed Sep. 10 {D.R.), and coll. to  the R. of Armagh on Sep. 8 (D.R.). He was the son of  Joseph Jackson, of Hatton Garden, London, d. 1799, aged  62 (who was son of James J., d. 1745, and grandson of James  J., of Fairburn, Yorkshire, d. 1703), by Sarah (d. 23  Jan., 1832, aged 77), dau. of Edward Smith. He lived in early life at Doncaster, where he was educated at the  Grammar School. At the age of 15 he was placed in the  office of Wightman & Impey of the Inner Temple, being  intended for the profession of the Law. Disliking it, however, he matriculated at Lincoln Coll., Oxford, Dec. 9,  1797 ; was elected to a Scholarship on Michel's Foundation  and afterwards to a Fellowship in Queen's College, where  he obtained in 1802 as B.A. the University Prize for English  Prose on " The Character and Doctrine of Socrates " ;  grad. M.A. 1810 ; ord. D. Oct. 18, 1801, as Curate to Rev.  John Lowe, in the Chapel of Wentworth. After the Peace  of Amiens in 1802, while visiting his brother in France, he,  with other Englishmen, was arbitrarily detained as a prisoner by Napoleon at Verdun. Here he acted as voluntary chaplain to his fellow-prisoners and assisted in  the management of a school for their children. He was permitted to return in Sep., 1806, after which he officiated as Assistant Minister at Curzon Chapel, Mayfair,  Oct., 1807 to May, 1808 ; then held the Curacy of Tanker-  sley, near Wentworth 1808-10 ; again Asst. Min. Curzon  Chapel 1810 ; then came to Ireland and lived with his  wife's relatives at Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, undertaking  duty at Eglish. About 1814 or 1815 Dr. Richardson, R.  of Clonfeacle, appointed him Curate of Clonfeacle, in charge  of the new church of Derrygortreavy ; was P.C. Grange  1816-23 ; V. Ardee 1823-6 ; Preb. Tynan 1826-30 ; ad-  mitted M.A. T.C.D. {ad eund., Oxon.) Nov., 1832.     He m. (1) 23 April, 1807, his cousin Lydia, dau. of Thos. Jackson, of Tullydowey, Co. Tyrone, who died 1810 aet. 23, leaving two daus., Lydia and Sarah Eyre ; and (2) in 1819 Lydia (dau. of Robert Lambert, of Elland Hall, York), who died 1870, and had by her   (a) Rev. John Joseph, R. of Ballinderry (q.v.) ;   (b) James Edward, Oughterard, Co. Galway, who m. Madeleine, dau. of Arthur Bushe, Master in Chancery ;   (c) Henry, of Shirley Hall, Southampton, who m. Mary, dau. of Col. Cameron, 42nd Highlanders, of Castletownshend, and had issue;   (d) Thomas (died young) ;   (e) George Beresford, d. 1837 ; and four daus.,   Mary (m. Rev. C. Ward), Frances, Eliza Beresford (m. Rev. H. B.   Carter, Derryloran), and Clara, d. 1848.     He published : —     A Sermon delivered at Curzon Chapel, entitled " The Doctrine of God's   Moral Government of Nations vindicated from the objections peculiar   to it."     Reasons for Withdrawing from the Hibernian Bible Society, founded   on the Public Documents of that Institution (Svo, Dublin, 1822 — 3/-).     A Vindication of the " Reasons," &c. (Svo, Dublin, 1822, 217 pp.)     The Two Main Questions in Controversy between the Churches of   England and Rome, &c. (8vo, Dublin, 1825).     The State of Ireland (Svo, Dublin, 1825, Milliken, 389 pp.).     He died at Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris, on Aug. 19, 1841, and was bur. in the family vault at St. Bride's, London, where the following inscription commemorates him : —     In the same vault also lieth the body of the   above Very Rev. James Edward Jackson   Dean and Rector of Armagh,   Who died at Paris, August 19th, 1841,   In the 64th year of his age.     The Primate paid a well-deserved tribute to his memory, and also commemorated him by a memorial window in the Chancel of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh. There is a portrait of the Dean in Gosford Castle, Markethill. (See also The Gentleman's Mag., Nov., 1841 ; Irish Eccl. Journal, Sep., 1841 ; A Picture of Verdun ; or the English Detained in France, 2 vols., London, 1810 ; Reeves, Memoirs of the Deans).   .) 23 Aug 1807, son of JOSEPH JACKSON and SARAH SMITH.  He was born 1777, and died 19 Aug 1841 in Lawson's Hotel, Rue St. Honore, Paris,.
       
Children are listed above under (11) James Edward Jackson.

13.  SARAH EYRE5 JACKSON (THOMAS4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: J. Bernard Burke, Esq., A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland for 1852, London, 1852.).  She married REV. JAMES TISDALL.  He died in of Ballinderry, Co. Londonderry, Ireland.
       
Child of SARAH JACKSON and JAMES TISDALL is:
                  i.    ARCHIBALD6 TISDALL.

14.  JOHN5 JACKSON (CHARLES4, CHARLES3, JAMES2, JAMES1) (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925, JOHN JACKSON, brother of the Rev. Thomas Jackson, and son of Charles Jackson, a merchant in County Kings, Ireland, was born in Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland, in 1766, died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, December 16, 1826. He came to America in 1806, and settled in Pittsburgh, Pennsvlvania, with his wife, Margaret (Davis) Jackson, and their three children.     John Jackson engaged in business and became moderately successful for those early days. He was a man of sterling integrity, great strength of character, and a staunch churchman. He gave his children the best educational advantages, which included Latin and French, some of the old school-books being still in the possession of the family. .) was born 1766 in Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland (Source: Note, In the index to prerogative wills, there is a Robert JACKSON of roscrea, Co. Tipperary. 1809.), and died 16 Dec 1826 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  He married MARGARET DAVIS. 
       
Child of JOHN JACKSON and MARGARET DAVIS is:
                  i.    MARY6 JACKSON (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.), b. 06 Oct 1798, Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland; d. 26 Apr 1881; m. REES CADWALADER TOWNSEND (Source: Mary L. Jackson, Jackson, Beard and Allied Families, American Historical Society, New York, 1925.).