JACKSONs in Country Families of the United Kingdom. Edward Walford. London 1860.

[I only noted the JACKSON names that had Irish links or potential Irish links.]

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47	BENNETT, Joseph Henry, Esq. (of Bennett's  Court).  Eldest son of the late George Jackson, Esq., of  Glaubeg, co. Waterford, by Susanna, dau. and  sole heiress of Joseph Bennett, Esq., Recorder of  Cork, and Elizabeth, dau. of John Warren, Esq.,  of Castle Warren, co. Cork ; b. 1782; s. 1813 his  mother (whose family name he assumed by Royal  license) ;  m. 1812 Theodosia Ann, dau. and coheiress of John Smith, Esq., of Summer Castle,  CO. Lancaster, Educated at Brasenose Coll.,  Oxford ; served formerly in the 56th foot, and 9th  Light Dragoons.—Bennett's Court, Queenstown,  Co. Cork.  NOTE: See also: Manuscript Sources for the History of Irish Civilization, Richard J. Hayes, ed. 1965. Ms109 Pp 285-6: Copy of Grant of Arms to John Charles Jackson, third son of John Jackson of Tullow, Co. Waterford and nephew of John Bennett of Bennett’s Court, Co. Cork on his assuming under Royal Licence the name and arms of Bennett, Jan 14, 1874.
94	BUTLER, James, Esq. (of Park).  Eldest son of the late William Butler, Esq., by  Ann, dau. of Theobald Butler, Esq., of Drom, co.  Tipperary ; b. 1785 ; s. 1800; m. 1813 Gertrude,  eldest dau. of the late Sir John C. Garden, Bart.  Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary ; was formerly  Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards. —Park, near Templemore, Co. Tipperary.  Heir, his son William, h. 1814 ; m. 1857 Mary,  dau. of Major Jackson, of Eapla, co. Tipperary, by  Lilia, dau. of  —Herbert, Esq., of Carane, co.  Kerry.
118	CHEEMSIDE, Sir Robert Alexander, M.D.,  K.C.H., K.B.E., K.L.H.  Son of the late Dr. Chermside, of Portaferry, co.  Down, by Mary, dau. of — Jackson, Esq. ; b.  1792 ; m. 1821 Jane Merriel, dau. of E. Williams,  Esq. (she cl. 1852). Is a Fellow of the Coll. of  Physicians, London, and M.D. of Edinburgh ; late  Physician to the British Embassy at Paris ; was  formerly Surgeon to the 10th Hussars; served in  Spain, France, Flanders, and at Waterloo.— 3, Rue  Taitbout, Paris.  Heir, his son Richard Seymour Conway, M.A.,  of Exeter Coll., Oxford, and Rector of Avilton, near  Salisbury ; h. 1,823 ; m. 1846 Emily, dau. of J.  Dawson, Esq., and niece of the late John Walter,  Esq., M.P.
251	GILLBANKS, Jackson, Esq, (of Whitefield  House).  Only son of the late Joseph Gillbanks, Esq., of  Whitefield, Cumberland, who wasa Dep. Lieut, and  Magistrate for Cumberland and an eminent Merchant in Jamaica, by Mary, dau. of R. Jackson,  Esq., of Normanby, co. York ; 5. 1820 ; s. 1853.  Educated at Sedburg and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1842, LL.B, 1845) ; called to the Bar  at Gray's Inn 1850; is Patron of the living of  Uldale, and a Magistrate for  Cumberland.—Whitefield House, near Wigton.
269	GREER, Thomas, Esq. (of Tullylagan).  Eldest son of the late Thomas Greer, Esq., of Rhone  Hill, by Elizabeth, dau. of William Jackson, Esq.,  of Dublin; b. 1791 ; s. 1840; m. 1826 Williammina, 5th dau. of Arthur Ussher, Esq., of Camphire,  Co. Waterford. Is a Magistrate for co. Tyrone  This family is descended from the Scottish clan  Mac(Tregor, in common with the Griersons of Lag.  —Tullylagan, near Dungannon, Ireland.  Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1829.  SEE: Quaker JACKSON Tree.
269	GREGORY, William Johnson, Esq. (of Castle  Hill).  Third surviving son of the late Captain Joshua  Gregory (56th regiment), by Ann, dau. of Samuel  Jackson, Esq., of Bilsthorpe, Notts; b. 1794;  vi. 1834 Sarah Maria Ann, eldest dau. of the late  George Jalland, Esq., of Rollestone, Notts. Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow ;  is a Magistrate for Bucks ; was formerly in the  Army. This family was formerly long resident in  the Co. of Nottingham,—Castle Hill, High Wycombe, Bucks,
307	HEWETT, John, Esq. (of Tyr Mab Ellis),  Eldest surviving son of the late William Hewett,  Esq., R.N., by Mary David, dau. of David Thomas,  Esq., of Gleninedd, Glamorgan ; b. 1787 ; s. his  brother, William Hewett, Esq., E.N., 1819 ; m. 1st  1816 Frances, dau. of John Pritchard, Esq., of Old  Castle, Glamorgan ; 2ad 1829 Frances, dau. of  Thomas Thornewill, Esq., of DoveCliff, co. Stafford.  Educated at Tiverton ; served in the Navy1803-6 ;  is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan,  and a Major in the Army; was formerly Captain in  the old Glamorgan Militia ; served with distinction  in America, in Portugal, and the last French war.  This family is descended, through the Hewetts or  Huets of Yorkshire, from the Hewets or Huets,  previously of a manor of the same name near Chelsfield, Kent, where they were seated temp. Edward  the Confessor ; and Major Hewett is a claimant of  the Baronetcy of Hewet of Headley Hall (1621),  dormant since the death of Rev. Sir Thomas Hewett,  1822.—Tyr Mab Ellis, Pont-y-Pridd, Glamorganshire.  Heir, his son John Frederick Napier, late 72nd  Highlanders, a Magistrate for co. Glamorgan, and  Captain Royal Glamorgan Militia ; b. 1833 ;  m.  1853 Elizabeth Motte, dau. of the Rev. S. J.  Jackson, of Ayton, Perpetual Curate of St. David's,  Jamaica.
338	JACKSON, Sir Keith George, Bart. (cr. 1815).  Second but only surviving son of the late Sir Keith  A. Jackson, Bart., Captain 4th Light Dragoons  (who d. in Cabul 1843), by Amelia, only dau. of  G. Waddell, Esq. ; h. 1842 ; s. his brother as 4th  Bart. 1857.  Heir Pres., his uncle John, h. 1799 ; m. 1832  Honoria Auna Maria, dau. of J. Daniell, Esq.
338	JACKSON, Sir Charles Robert Mitchell, Knt.  (cr. 1852).  Son of the late General Jackson, by Eliza, dau. of  the late Captain Sir C. Mitchell ; b. 1814 ; m. 1844  Jane, dau. of E. Armitage, Esq., of Farnley Hall,  Co. York. Called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn  183(3 ; is a Puisne Judge at Calcutta ; late a Judge  at Bombay. — Mount Neville, Tunbridge Wells,  Kent. JACKSON, Sir George, Knt. (cr. 1832).  Son of the late Rev. Dr. Jackson, Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's ; b. 1785 ; vi. 1st 1812 Cordelia,  dau. of Christopher Savile, Esq., and sister of  Albany Savile, Esq., M.P., of Oaklands, Devon  (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1856 Catharine Hannah, dau,  of the late Thomas Elliott, Esq., of Wakefield, co.  York. Educated for the Diplomatic Service ; has  been Secretary of Legation at Berlin, and Commissioner at Washington ; was Commissary-General at  Loanda 1845-59.—13, Onslow Square, S.W, JACKSON, Sir James, K.C.B., K.H. (cr. 1856).  Third son of the late Colonel G. Jackson, M.P. for  Co. Mayo ; b. 1790 ; m. 18— Miss Carey. Is a Lieutenant-General in the Army, Colonel 6th Dragoons,  And Lieutenant-Governor and Commander at Cape of  Good Hope ; served in the East Indies, Peninsula,  and Waterloo ; was formerly Lieutenant-Colonel  6th Dragoon Guards.—Cape Town, South Africa. NOTE: See Jacksons of Carramore. JACKSON, Hamilton Llewellin, Esq. (of Fanningstown Castle). Eldest son of the late Thomas Jackson, Esq., by Helena, dau. of the late Sober Hall, Esq., of Darlington ; b. 1816 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1844 Henrietta Amelia, 3rd dau. of the late John Donadelli, Esq.
339	Is a Magistrate for cos. Limerick and Clare, and holds a Captain's commission in the Austrian army. This family is a branch of the Jacksons of Duddington, co. Northampton.—-Fanningstown Castle, near Croom, co. Limerick ; Kildare-Street Club, Dublin ; Windham Club, S.W. Heir, his son George Ingelheim, h. 1845. SEE also: http://www.fanningstowncastle.com/hist19.htm  In 1850, the townland of Fanningstown was largely owned by Hamilton JACKSON. NOTE: This family goes back to Nicholas JACKSON (1570-1662) of Duddington. SOURCE: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9NDTAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA178&lpg=PA178&dq=Fanningstown+Castle+Jackson&source=bl&ots=kiGr8f0n5E&sig=crLhN1qMrNQ3UiH8o-0kRk_Arhc&hl=en&ei=l6IGTO3lNMP7lwfxn6nnCg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8&ved=0CCoQ6AEwBw#v=onepage&q=Fanningstown%20Castle%20Jackson&f=false JACKSON , Rev. Samuel John. Eldest son of the late Samuel Jackson, Esq., of  Catharine Hall, Jamaica, and Member of the  Council of that island, by Elizabeth Motte, dau. of  John Blower Gibbs, Esq., of the same island ;  J. 1810; s. 1837 ; m. 1832 Louisa, youngest dau.  of the late Alexander Edgar, Esq., of Armagh,  Jamaica, youngest brother of the late James  Handyside Edgar, Esq., of Auchengrammont, co.  Lanark (which ancient family is now represented  by Captain Henry Edgar, late 26th Cameronians).  Educated at Eton and Pembroke Coll., Oxford.  This family* is one of the oldest in Jamaica, having  possessed for centuries lands granted by the Crown.  —Jamaica.  Heir, his only surviving son John Barclay. JACKSON, •William, Esq. (of Birkenhead  Manor).  Seventh son of the late Peter Jackson, Esq., by  Sarah, dau. of Henry Mather, Esq., of Warrington ;  b. 1805 ; ?». 1829 Elizabeth, dau. of Lieutenant T.  Hughes. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.  Chester ; has been M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyne  since  1847.—Manor House, Birkenhead, Cheshire ;  Eefoi-m Club, S.W. ; Fenton's Hotel, S.W.  Heir, his son Henry Mather, 6. 1831 ; m, 1851  Elizabeth, dau. ofT. B. Blackburne, Esq. JACKSON, Rev, William Ward.  Second son of the late William Ward Jackson,  Esq, by Susannah Louisa, dau. of E. Martin  Atkins, Esq., of Kingston Lisle, Berks ; 1). 1805 ;  s. his brother 1854 ; m. 1840 Anne Ross, dau. of  Lieutenant-Colonel Stapleton, late of Thorpe Lee,  Surrey. Educated at Rugby and Lincoln Coll.,  Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1834) ; ordained Deacon  by the Bishop of Gloucester 1834, and Priest 1835 ;  is a Magistrate for the N. Riding of Yorkshire, and  Lord of the Manor of Normanby ; represents a  younger branch of the family of Sir G. Duckett,  Bart., whose grandfather. Sir George Jackson,  Bart., took the name of Duckett on marriage.  — Normanby Hall, near Middlesborough-on-Tees,  Yorkshire.  Heir Pres., his brother Ralph Ward, founder  of West Hartlepool, b.  1806; m. 1829 Susan,  dau. of Charles Swainson, Esq., of Cooper Hill,  near Preston. JACSON, Charles Boger, Esq. (of Barton).  Eldest son of the late George Jacson, Esq., by  Charlotte, dau. of Charles Gibson, Esq., of Quernmore Park, Co. Lancaster; h. 1817; s. 1846;  in. 1846 Catherine, dau. of Henry Grenehalgh  Formby, Esq., of Formby. Is a Magistrate and  Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. — Barton, near  Preston, Lancashire. * Mr. Jackson represents the family of the loyal Archbishop Juxon, temp. Charles I., and possesses heirlooms, interesting relics of that prelate.
381	L'ESTRANGE-CARLETON, George, Esq. (of  Market Hill).  Second son of the late Christopher L'Estrange,  Esq., who assumed the surname and arms of  Carleton on the death of his mother in 1830, by  Jane, dau. of Colonel Jackson, of Enniscoe, co.  Mayo; b. 18—; s. 1843. This family is descended  from a common ancestor with the L'Estranges of  Norfolk, and from Carleton, of Carleton Hall,  Cumberland, ancestor of Lord Dorchester.-—Market  Hill, Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh; Kildare-Street  Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.  NOTE: In Carramore JACKSON tree.
386	LINCOLN (Bishop of), John Jackson, D.D.  Son of the late Henry Jackson, Esq., by Lucy,  dau. of R. Chipchase, Esq. ; h. 1811 ; m. 1838  Mary, dau. of H. Browell, Esq. Educated Reading and Pembroke Coll., Oxford ; graduated  B.A. 1833 as first class in Classics ; gained the  Theological Prize 1834 ; appointed Head Master  of Islington School 1836, Rector of St. James's Piccadilly, 1846, Chaplain to the Queen 1847, and  Canon of Bristol 1852 ; consecrated 1853. Patron  of 63 livings.— Riseholme Palace, near Lincoln.
390	LLOYD, Charles Henry, Esq. (of Lisheen),  Eldest son of John Lloyd, Esq., by Catherine, dau.  of John Rotton, Esq., of Bath, who was formerly  Captain in the Rifles, and A.D.C. to Lord Dorchester ; b. 1821 ; s. 1856 ; vi. 1st 1846 Anna, dau.  of Major George Jackson ; 2nd 1849 Anne, dau.  of Fergus Langley, Esq. Educatedat Shrewsbury  and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.  Tipperary.—Lisheen Castle, near Templemore, co.  Tipperary.  Heir, his son Charles Edward, h. 1854.
485	ORME, William Henry, Esq.  Eldest son of the late Major Thomas Orme, of  Abbeytown, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Colonel  George Jackson, M.P., of Ennascoe. Educated at  St. John's Coll., Oxford ; is Major 85th regiment,  and was formerly in the 3rd Light Dragoons.  —  Abbeytown, Crossmolina, co. Mayo.  NOTE: In Carramore JACKSON tree.
522	PRATT, Joseph, Esq. (of Cabra Castle).  Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Pratt, by Sarah,  dau. of Hervey, Viscount Mount Morres, and sister  to the Countess of Antrim; b. 1775; s. 1831;  m. 180G 1st Jemima Roberta, dau. and co-heir of  Sir James Stratford Tynte, Bart., and heiress to  Sir James Tynte, Bart., who d. 1822 ; 2nd Nicholas Sophya, sole heiress to Richard Chaloner, Esq.,  of Kingsport, Kells, co. Meath. Educated at  Eton and Queen's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1807,  M.A. 1813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for  Co. Cavan (High Sheriff 18  —), and Colonel Cavan  Militia.—Cabra Castle, near King's Court, co.  Cavan ; Kildare-Street Club and Belvidere Place,  Dublin.  Heir, his son Mervyn, b. 1807 ; in. 1834 Madeline Eglantine, dau. and heiress of the late Colonel  Jackson.  NOTE: In Carramore Jackson Tree.
718	ATKINSON, Guy, Esq. (of Cangort).  Eldest son of the late Jackson Wray Atkinson,  Esq., of Cangort, by Sarah, dau. of R. Caddell,  Esq., of Strewe ; b. 1790 ; in. 1839 Anne Mary,  dau. of William Trench, Esq., of Cangort Park.  Educated at Luxembourg and Trinity Coll.,  Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary and  King's Co. (High Sheriff 1847). —Cangort, near  Shinrone, King's co.  Heir, his son Guy Newcomen, 6. 1847.  NOTE: Descended from Coleraine JACKSONs.
750	FEILDEN, Montague Joseph., Esq. (of Hoghton  Bank).  Second son of the late Sir William Feilden, Bart.,  of Feniscowles (who was M.P. for Blackburn  1832-47), by Mary Haughton, dau. of Edmund  Jackson, Esq., Member of the House of Assembly  at Jamaica, and brother to Sir W. H. Feilden, Bart.  6. 1816 ; m. 1846 Mary Anne, only dau. and heir  of William Valentine, Esq., of Samlesbury, co.  Lancaster (she d. 1859). Is a Magistrate and Dep.  Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and Major in the 3id  Royal Lancashire Militia, and head of the firm of  Messrs. Feilden and Jackson, Manufacturers, of  Blackburn; was M.P. for Blackburn 1853-7.—  Hoghton Bank, near Preston, Lancashire ; Reform  Club, S.W.
755	GILLBANKS,* Jackson, Esq. (of "WTiitefleld  House).  Eldest son of the late Joseph Gillbanks, Esq., of  Whitefield, a Dep. Lieut., and for forty years a  Magistrate for Cumberland, by Mary, dau. of  Ralph Jackson, Esq., of Normanby House, Cleveland, Co. York, and niece of the late Judge Jackson of Jamaica ; b. 1819 ; s. 1853. Educated at  St. John's Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1845) ; called  to the Bar at Gray's Inn 1851 ; is a Magistrate and  Dep. Lieut, for  Cumberland.—Whitefield House,  near Longtown, Cumberland.  See errata p 856.
768	JACKSON, Oliver Vaughan, Esq.. (of Carrarmore).  Son of the late Colonel G. Jackson, of Carramore ;  h.  18—. Is a Magistrate for co. Mayo ; was formerly an Officer in the Army.—Carramore, near  Ballina, co. Mayo.  NOTE: In Carramore JACKSON tree. JACKSON,* Peter William, Esq. (of Wovarra).  Eldest son of the late Peter Jackson, Esq. ; I.  18—; in. 1860 Louisa, dau. of Thomas Hind,  Esq., of Narborough, co. Leicester. —Novarra,  near Bray, co. Wicklow.  JACKSON, Ralph "Ward, Esq. (of Greatham  Hall).  Son of the late William Ward Jackson, Esq., of  Normanby Hall, in the N. Riding of Yorkshire, by  Susanna Louisa, dau. of Edwin Martin Atkins,  Esq., of Kingston Lisle, Berks ; b. 1806 ; m. 1829  Susanna, dau. of Charles Swanson, Esq., of Cooper  Hill, near Preston, co. Lancaster. Educated at  Rugby.—Greatham Hall, near West Hartlepool,  CO. Durham.  Heir, his son William Charles Ward, h. 1833.
856	GILLBANKS, Jackson, Esq.  For '  R. Jackson '  read  '  Ralph Jackson,' for  '1820' read '1819,' for 'Sedburg' read 'Sedbergh Grammar School,' and for  '  1850 '  Read ‘1851’.