Jacksons of St. Michans Parish 1600s 1700s

St. Michan’s Parish is still on Church Street http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Michan%27s_Church
LDS has microfilm with 1700-1724 records.
The registers of the Church of St. Michan, Dublin. Ed. Henry F. Berry. 1907 at London Library. St. James Square
Pill lane, home of several JACKSONs, is now called Chancery Street – it ran up to Church street.
A few paces from the "unmarked grave" sleeps Oliver Bond and the Rev. William Jackson, who took poison so as to "deceive the Senate" and dropped down dead at the feet of the judge who was about to pass sentence of death upon him. http://www.chaptersofdublin.com/books/OldDub/chapter4.htm

One of my interests in following this parish is that the JACKSONs who were involved in the United Irishmen and based in Ballybay were supposedly connected to this church – although so far, I can find no record of them. The earliest origins that we have for them connect them to Lisbano, Co. Meath.

Sir Richard Robert MADDEN in a letter published March 27, 1847 in Freemans Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser mentions a tombstone memorial to Oliver BOND erected by his widow, a daughter of Henry JACKSON of Church Street. As Madden comments: The tombstone over it was on the left-hand side of the church by the ball and nearly opposite the entrance to the vaults on that side. There I saw it in 1841 in 1842, but there exists no longer. On visiting the spot last Monday it was only after a long search that I found this too much injured one large piece entirely broken off in a corner at the other end of the churchyard adjoining Bow Street, and in the same place the tombstone of the Rev. William Jackson , who died in the court of King's bench, in the city, in 1795. The Henry JACKSON is most likely the same JACKSON mentioned in connection with a foundry at Pill Lane in various deeds and the place of the tombstone was supposedly where earlier generations of the family had been buried. The fact that William JACKSON was also buried there may be telling in terms of a possible familial link.

Event/ Names	Date	Parish/Church/	Notes
Marriage of JOHN PHIPS of N/R and MARY JACKSON of N/R	5 February 1636	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)
Burial of ROBT JACKSON of N/R	10 April 1637	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)
Baptism of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	23 April 1637	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: Thomas & Susan JACKSON
Baptism of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	23 May 1639	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: Thomas JACKSON Possibly he was a son of Thomas & Susan JACKSON
Burial of FRANCES JACKSON of N/R	21 June 1639	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	NOTE: LDS records show a Francis bap. 23 May 1639 as a son of Thomas & Susan JACKSON at St. Michan’s.
Baptism of MARGARET JACKSON of N/R	4 July 1639	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: William JACKSON
Baptism of JOANE JACKSON of N/R	6 April 1640	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: John JACKSON
Baptism of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	20 June 1640	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: Lancelott JACKSON. NOTE: This is possibly the ancestor of the JACKSONs who ended up in Lanark, Ontario, Canada. The name echoes in their family history.
Marriage of JAMES JACKSON of N/R and SUSANA ELLWOOD of N/R	6 November 1654	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)
Burial of PETER JACKSON of N/R	12 November 1668	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	It may be that he will fit into the JACKSONs connected to Hacketstown, Co. Carlow.
Baptism of SARAH JACKSON of N/R	23 February 1669	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: John & Ann JACKSON It may be that she will fit into the JACKSONs connected to Hacketstown, Co. Carlow.
Marriage of STEPHEN JACKSON of N/R and MARGERET PARKES of N/R	6 January 1672	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Note: Children noted beneath.
Baptism of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	22 October 1672	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: John & Ann JACKSON
Burial of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	28 October 1672	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of John JACKSON, Taylor & Ann his wife.
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	3 September 1673	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Soldier, husband of Marg^tt NOTE: There was a John JACKSON mentioned in the Cromwellian Settlements.
Baptism of FRANCIS JACKSON of N/R	5 October 1673	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: Stephen JACKSON, smyth & Margtt
Burial of FRANCIS JACKSON of N/R	4 January 1674	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of Stephen Jackson, smyth and Marg^t his wife. NOTE: The transcription on this site gave the year as 1673 – not 1674, but this would have been before the baptism.
Burial of BRIDGETT JACKSON of N/R	9 January 1674	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Daughter of Stephen Jackson, smyth and Marg^t his wife
Burial of ELIZABETH JACKSON of N/R	1 April 1674	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Wife of Edward JACKSON, Gent. NOTE: An Edward JACKSON was mentioned in the Cromwellian Settlements.
Baptism of JOHN SMYTH of N/R	13 December 1674	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“John & Bridget y^e children of Step. Jackson, smyth, & Marg^t his wife”.
Burial of JANE JACKSON of N/R	15 January 1675	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Wife of William JACKSON, soldier from pillane. NOTE: A William JACKSON was mentioned in the Cromwellian Settlements.
Burial of MARGERETT JACKSON of N/R	29 April 1675	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Wife of Steph. Jackson, smyth.
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	6 June 1675	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Occupation: Taylor
Baptism of THOMAS JACKSON of N/R	21 May 1676	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Son of Stephen JACKSON, smyth, and Ann, his wife”. NOTE: I am guessing that Ann is a 2^nd wife.
Baptism of JANE JACKSON of N/R	29 May 1676	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Dau of John JACKSON, Gent, and Eliz. His wife”
Baptism of ARNALD JACKSON of N/R	22 September 1678	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“son of Stephen Jackson, Smyt & wife”
Burial of MARY JACKSON of N/R	23 July 1680	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“dau. Of John Jackson soldier & Marg^t his wife.
Burial of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	8 April 1681	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Souldier of Capt. Margetsons Comp.
Burial of MARY JACKSON of N/R	5 December 1681	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Mary Jackson, virgin, serv^tto Capt Edw Ford.
Burial of ELIZABETH JACKSON of N/R	16 June 1682	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“dau. of John Jackson, coachman & Catherin, his wife”.
Burial of ALICE JACKSON of N/R	17 February 1683	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Daughter of Stephen Jackson, smyth and Ellinor, his wife. NOTE: It is possible that this is a 3^rd wife.
Burial of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	23 March 1683	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of William JACKSON, Chapman and Elizabeth, his wife.
Baptism of NICHOLAS JACKSON of N/R	3 June 1683	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: William JACKSON & Margery. Occupation: Victualler.
Burial of MARGERET JACKSON of N/R	15 October 1683	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Wife of John JACKSON, soldier. NOTE: I wonder if he was related to Oliver and Francis JACKSON. They were both soldiers and Francis had a son named John (d. 1704)
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	18 November 1683	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of Stephen Jackson, smyth and Ellinor, his wife.
Baptism of FRANCES JACKSON of N/R	6 January 1684	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Daughter of Capt. Oliver JACKSON In list of Connaught Certificates. Transplanters AD 1653-1654 NOTE: This Oliver JACKSON was probably the one who was a brother of the Francis JACKSON of Co. Mayo and was born abt. 1605. SOURCE: History of Crossmolina by Tony Donohoe.
Burial of BENIAMIN JACKSON of N/R	7 September 1684	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of William Jackson, soldier & his wife. NOTE: A William JACKSON was mentioned in the Cromwellian Settlements.
Burial of EDWARD JACKSON of N/R	7 December 1684	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Servant to Barron Hartstonge.
Burial of CATHERIN JACKSON of N/R	10 June 1686	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Catherine, wife of John Jackson, coachman”
Burial of ROWLAND JACKSON of N/R	30 September 1686	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Son of Stephen Jackson, smyth & Ellinor, his wife.”
Burial of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R	26 December 1688	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“William Jackson, plaster, husband of Phoebe.”
Burial of STEPHEN JACKSON of N/R	28 January 1689	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Occupation: smith
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	27 May 1690	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Gent
Marriage of MOSES RADFORD of N/R and REBECCA JACKSON of N/R	28 February 1692	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“both of this parish” I wonder if it should be Moses BRADFORD? This is a Monaghan name.
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	7 June 1693	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Widdower
Marriage of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R and ALICE DAWSON of N/R	9 November 1693	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	William Jackson tanner and Alice Dawson by the s^d Dean Pooley pursuant to Lycence out of the Consistory Co^rt Dublin NOTE: Deed: 7-464-2897 and also Deed 11-52-3966 of Killmainhorn, Co. Dublin, Tanner ...and DEED: 15-44-6705. He is likely related to the tanners- descendants of Robert & Joyce JACKSON mentioned in St. Catherine’s register.
Burial of JOHN JACKSON of N/R	2 September 1694	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	tapster
Burial of DAUID JACKSON of N/R	13 March 1695	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	David Jackson, “furrier & bat[c]heller”
Burial of SUSANNA JACKSON of N/R	26 September 1696	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	“Susanna, dau of Joanna Jackson, joyner & Dorothy, his wife” NOTE: I suspect there was a transcription error in the name of the father. Possibly “John”.
Baptism of SUSANNA JACKSON of N/R	19 February 1697	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Parents: Capt. William JACKSON & Elizabeth, his wife.
Burial of ELIZ JACKSON of N/R	14 December 1697	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Dau of John Jackson souldier & Susanna his wife.
Marriage of WILLIAM ENGLISH of N/R and BARBARA JACKSON of N/R	21 February 1698	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Occupation: carpenter
Burial of JAMES JACKSON of N/R	8 July 1699	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Son of John Jackson deceased and his relict Catherin.
Marriage of WILLIAM JACKSON of N/R and KATHERINE HAMILTON of N/R	9 November 1729	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Husband’s occupation: sadler.
Marriage of JOHN JACKSON of N/R and ELIZABETH HUDSON of N/R	24 October 1731	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Occupation: Smith.
Marriage of JOSEPH MASON of N/R and ELIZTH JACKSON of N/R	20 October 1746	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Joseph Mason locksmith and Eliz^thJackson widow.
Marriage of THOS JACKSON of N/R and MARY DONNELLAN of N/R	30 November 1750	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Occupation: Velvet Weaver.
Marriage of WILLM JACKSON of N/R and MARY ATKINS of N/R	6 July 1755	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Will^m Jackson gent and Mary Atkins widow.
Baptism of JUDITH CAVANAGH of N/R	9 June 1751	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (RC)	Father Charles CAVANAGH & Mary Sponsor: Mary JACKSON
Baptism of ELIZABETH JACKSON of N/R	3 April 1763	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (RC)	Parents: Thomas & Mary JACKSON
Baptism of EDWARD KERNS of N/R	22 January 1764	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (RC)	Parents: Pat KERNS & Anne JACKSON
Marriage of THOMS JACKSON of SPINANS COUNTY WICKLOW and MARY SOXSMITH of N/R	29 May 1784	ST. MICHAN DUBLIN (COI)	Mary SOXSMITH was a widow. Thomas is likely related to the James JACKSON of Spinans who married Rachel NEEDHAM in 1769. SOURCE: Monumental Inscriptions from St. Marys Church, Crumlin, Co. Dublin.