Griffiths Carlow JACKSONs

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PRONI T808 includes a collection of JACKSON related records collected as part of the Groves Manuscripts. Of particular interest when it comes to Co. Carlow is the mention of the following deeds. SEE: Deeds 1834 May 1 and 1834 May 2

Map references:

1. Rahill

2. Baltinglass

3. Rathvilly

4. Kiltegan

5. Hacketstown

6. Haroldstown

7. Clonmore

8. Carlow

9. Fennagh

10. Tulowmagimma

11. Ardoyne

12. Agha

Barony	Civil Parish	Townland	AKA	Acres	Notes on Known Residents
Carlow	Ballinacarrig	Quinagh		643	JACKSON, Adam[1] lessee14 acres. JACKSON, Adam lessor 1 acre. JACKSON, Adam lessor 11 acres.
Carlow	Carlow	Carlow		978	JACKSON, Adam lessor 3 small holdings.
Carlow	Carlow	CARLOW T.		xx	JACKSON, William[2] lessee house £21.0.0 on Tullow Street. JACKSON, Adam lessor 3 houses: £14.10.0 & £ 15.10.0 & £26.0.0 on Tullow Street. JACKSON, Andrew W[3]. Lessee house £25.0.0 on Tullow Street. JACKSON, Edward[4] lessee at Castle-Hill. £1.10.0
Carlow	Tullowmagimma	Rathcrogue			JACKSON, Thomas[5] 1723 lease
Forth	Ardoyne	Craans		777	JACKSON, Thomas[6]  lessee of 47 acres
Idrone East	Agha	LEIGHLINBRIDGE T.		xx	JACKSON, Henry[7] lessee High Street.
Rathvilly	Baltinglass	Ladystown		234	JACKSON, Elizabeth[8], lessor 51 & 24 &22 &9acres JACKSON, Elizabeth, lessee  JACKSON, Elizabeth, lessor small holding JACKSON, Elizabeth, lessor 11 acres. JACKSON, Elizabeth, lessor small holding
Rathvilly	Clonmore	Clonmore		169	JACKSON, Susan[9] lessor 4 & 2 acres.
Rathvilly	Clonmore	Oldtown		193	JACKSON, Susan lessor  buildings £1.10.0
Rathvilly	Fennagh	TULLOW T.		xx	Jackson, George[10]. Lessee Hoare’s Lane
Rathvilly	Hacketstown	Ballysallagh Upper		358	JACKSON, Benjamin[11] lessee 7 acres
Rathvilly	Hacketstown	Eaglehill aka Eagle Hill		303	There were no JACKSONs listed as resident at the time of Griffiths[12].
Rathvilly	Hacketstown	HACKETSTOWN T.		xx	JACKSON, Susanna[13] lessee house £8.15.0 JACKSON, John[14] lessee house £9.3.0 JACKSON, Susanna lessor house £9.10.0 JACKSON, Joseph[15] lessee JACKSON, Benjamin[16] lessor 3 buildings
Rathvilly	Haroldstown	Nashe’s quarter [aka Coolmana in PRONI T808]. NOTE: No JACKSONs in Coolmanagh Lower or Upper at time of Griffiths – but a lessor for the JACKSONs in Nashe’s was Sir Ralph HOWARD & he also held leases in Coolmanagh.		211	JACKSON, Samuel[17] lessor 38 acres JACKSON, Samuel lessee 25 acres JACKSON, Henry[18] lessee 24 acres JACKSON, Henry lessor house & forge & small buildings.
Rathvilly	Haroldstown	Stralusky		115	JACKSON, Joseph[19] lessor 4 acres. JACKSON, Joseph lessor 21 acres
Rathvilly	Kineagh	Ricketstown South		270	JACKSON, William[20] lessor  3 & 10 & 23 & & 1 acres JACKSON, William lessee 1 acre
Rathvilly	Rahill	Bough		403	JACKSON, Thomas[21] lessee 34 & 3 acres. JACKSON, Peter[22] lessee 25 & 29 acres JACKSON, John[23] lessee18 acres
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Coole		289	JACKSON, Joseph[24] lessee 28 acres & lessor of small buildings. JACKSON Ann[25] lessee from Joseph JACKSON.
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Knockboy		431	JACKSON[26], William, Robert & John 93 acres from BUNBURY JACKSON, William lessor
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Knockevaghan Aka Knockevagh		680	JACKSON, Elizabeth[27] Lessor 57 & 8 acres & small buildings
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Knocklishen More		470	JACKSON, James[28] lessee 19 acre from WALKER JACKSON, Rachel[29] lessee 46 acres from WALKER
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Knockroe		112	JACKSON, James[30] lessee
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	RATHVILLY T.		xx	JACKSON, John[31] lessee JACKSON, Thomas[32] lessor JACKSON, Isaac[33] lessee
Rathvilly	Rathvilly	Williamstown[34]		1,112	JACKSON, John[35] lessee JACKSON, Thomas[36] (Brook) lessee 21 acres JACKSON, Thomas[37] (Bough) lessee 20 acres JACKSON, Joseph[38] (Brook) lessee 32 acres JACKSON, Joseph[39] (Carlow) lessee 31 acres

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[1] Adam JACKSON. I may be wrong, but I believe that the Adam JACKSON mentioned here is the same one mentioned in other Carlow holdings. I believe him to be the Adam JACKSON b: 1785  d: 20 Sep 1858 of Graigue, Queens Co., Ireland Married: Bridget Jackson. He was the son of Michael & Rebecca JACKSON and brother of Frances JACKSON. He may also have been a brother of William (1783-1846) and Robert (1740-1803). NOTE: There is also a reference to participation as a 2^nd Lt in the Cloydagh Infantry. 

[2] William JACKSON. Going by the size of his house, he is of the same social standing as Adam JACKSON. He may be a brother and be the William JACKSON(1783-1846)  of Graigue, Queens Co. This is inferred from Carlow BMD records which show them both to be “of Graigue”.

[3] Andrew W. JACKSON. Again, a house similar in value to both Adam and William. I do not know who he was. Since there is a family tradition in one of the JACKSON lines that there was a WALKER family connection, it may be that his full name was: Andrew Walker JACKSON.

[4] Edward JACKSON. There are a number of families in Co. Carlow who name their sons “Edward JACKSON”. The earliest use of the name that I found so far is the son of Roger JACKSON whose son Edward died in 1703. There are no slam dunks for this name so far.

[5] Thomas JACKSON, a merchant in Dublin. It would seem that he was the same one who held other leases in Co. Carlow.

LECKY to  JACKSON Registered the 21^st of January 1723 at 4 a clock in the afternoon.

• http://www.thesilverbowl.com/documents/1723JACKSONtoLECKY.html NOTES: James LECKY of Kilknock in the county of Coloro [CARLOW] Gent of the one part & Thomas  JACKSON of the City of Dublin Merchant of the other part reciting that Walter BAGNELL of the parish of St James within the liberty of Westminster Esq …  lands of Ratherogue with the appertinances  in the County of Catherlogh [CARLOW]  for the term of four hundred and ninety years … Ralph CRUTCHLY …  in the presence of John WILLIAMS of the City of Dublin Gent. One of the Applys [Applicants?] at the Court of Common Leases and Robt.DENT of the said city Gent his clerk NOTE: Rathcrogue Townland was 422 acres in Co. Carlow, Barony Carlow, Parish Tullowmagimma, PLU Carlow, Province, Leinster.
• DEED: 8-59-1771.1710 Jan 22 JACKSON, Thomas City of Dublin. Lease of properties in By & Co Carlow, 41 years after the termination of the lease dated 8 Jun 1696 from Sir Richard STEPHENS late of Lincolns Inn to Benjamin BUNBURY late of Killerick, Co. Carlow, which will be 25 Mar 1716, £200 pa. Mention of Richard JACKSON. Will.

[6] Thomas JACKSON. I have no idea where he might fit.

[7] Henry JACKSON

[8] Elizabeth JACKSON

[9] Susan JACKSON. There are a couple of possibilities known to me. She could be Susanna JACKSON née WEEKS or Susannah JACKSON née DOCKALL (wife of Peter)

[10] George JACKSON of Hoare’s Lane Tullow Town.

[11] Benjamin JACKSON. There was a Benjamin JACKSON (1764-1849) of Leney. I do not know if there was any connection, nor do I know where “Leney” was.

[12] Eagle Hill. There are a few connections of interest with respect to the JACKSONs and Eagle Hill.

• BURTON, Benjamin-WHITESIDE. Deed: 45-131-28352. 1724, March 30. The lands of Eagle Hill next to Hacketstown. Lands likely held by Roland DAVIES for the use of Aaron DAVIES - bounded by lands held by Wm COLEMAN & Joseph PARKER, George PARKER, also lands of Widow TAYLOR of Robert PRESLY, commonly called Henry TAYLOR - lots more in the deed, but no mention of JACKSONs. NOTE: In the Jacksons of Santry family tree, there is a marriage of a Grace JACKSON to an Unnamed DAVIS.
• DAVID-DAVIS Deed: 71-504-50439. Rowland DAVIES of Hacketson, Co. Carlow Gent & John CHANCE of Baltinglass Co., Wicklow (marriage of Wm DAVIES & Jane CHANCE).
• BURTON-DAVIES Deed: 77-147-53422.1708-1738
• DEED 1833 mentions Henry JACKSON jr. of Hacketstown “eldest son & heir at law of Thomas JACKSON of Coolmana, Co. Carlow”
• A John KEALY is listed. I wonder if this might have been John KELLY, father of James KELLY who married Susan JACKSON, daughter of Joseph JACKSON.

[13] Susannah JACKSON. There are a couple of possibilities known to me. She could be Susanna JACKSON née WEEKS or Susannah JACKSON née DOCKALL (wife of Peter)

[14] John JACKSON

[15] Joseph JACKSON. He is possibly linked to the JACKSONs mentioned in the Deeds of 1834 SEE:

[16] Benjamin JACKSON

[17] Samuel JACKSON. Since the acreage of 38 acres matches the mention in PRONI T808, I assume it is the same piece of land: 38 acres leased 1788 by Estyer [Esther?] JACKSON to Thomas JACKSON bounded by River Dereen & Samuel & Joseph JACKSON. If so, this would make him an son of Joseph & Rachel JACKSON, deceased by 1834.

[18] Henry JACKSON I suspect that he was the Henry JACKSON jr. mentioned in the 1834 leases. The acreages and valuations mentioned in Griffiths are low, but the presence of a forge may be a useful clue to follow. A Henry JACKSON shows up in the Carlow BMD records a few times as a witness for residents of Coolmana, but not in any other way.

[19] Joseph JACKSON. One possibility is that the was the Joseph JACKSON of Rathvilly who married Elizabeth HUGHES in 1823.

[20] William JACKSON

[21] Thomas JACKSON. At present my best guess is that he was a son of John JACKSON and Sarah JACKSON née JACKSON. See his mention in Williamstown land mentions.

[22] Peter JACKSON. At present my best guess is that he was a son of John JACKSON and Sarah JACKSON née JACKSON. His wife was Susan DOCKALL

[23] John JACKSON

[24] Joseph JACKSON

[25] Ann JACKSON

[26] William, Robert & John JACKSON. Presumably brothers. They may have been sons of Michael JACKSON. The lease from BUNBURY may be significant since a Rose JACKSON married Thomas BUNBURY.

[27] Elizabeth JACKSON

[28] James JACKSON

[29] Rachel JACKSON. The first Rachel JACKSON in this area that I have seen is in 1700 as a child of Roger JACKSON. In 1836, A Rachel JACKSON of Leany and her husband Edward JACKSON (policeman) had a child Amelia. A Thomas JACKSON married a Rachel CODE (b. 1805) and emigrated to Lanark Co., Ontario. It is possible that she was the one who was the wife of Joseph JACKSON mentioned in the 1834 deeds.

[30] James JACKSON

[31] John JACKSON

[32] Thomas JACKSON

[33] Isaac JACKSON. The name “Isaac” is most often mentioned in connection with the Quaker JACKSONs.

[34] Williamstown & JACKSONs:

• BAYLY, John-JACKSON Deed: 114-24-77686 1727 Feb 3Between John BAYLY of Ballyneclogh Esq. Of 1 part & Thomas WATTERS of Spinansing Co. WICKLOW ... Joseph JACKSON & John JACKSON both of Watterstown, Co. Carlow of the other part ... demised to T WATTERS, Joseph JACKSON John JACKSON the town and lands of Williamstown in Barony of Rathvilly, as it held by Messrs William & Thomas BUNBURY [NOTE: See Turtle BUNBURY web site] of Lisnaveagh, Co. Carlow ... 3 lives ... Captain Walter MURRAY ... rent £237.16.4 WITNESS: Patrick BRYAN, Coolemaderahiny, Co. Wicklow; John BROWN of Mount Neal, Co. Carlow & Richard DEASE, City of Dublin, Gent. NOTE: Could this John JACKSON be the father of Thomas JACKSON “of Bough”?
• A Mary Jane JACKSON, daughter of Richard JACKSON of Clonmore, Eagle Hill married John POLLARD in 1898. A Benjamin JACKSON was the witness.

[35] John JACKSON

[36] Thomas JACKSON of “Brook”.  I do not know where “Brook” is, but I wonder if he might be connected to the JACKSONs of the 1834 deeds.

[37] Thomas JACKSON of “Bough”, Parish of Rahill. See mention of his land there. At present my best guess is that he was a son of John JACKSON and Sarah JACKSON née JACKSON. See Williamstown footnote.

[38] Joseph JACKSON of “Brook”. I do not know where “Brook” is, but I wonder if he might be connected to the JACKSONs of the 1834 deeds.

[39] Joseph Jackson of Carlow.