Trinity College Jacksons- for web
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I have sorted the material by date. This is my first stab at documented who is who. I am hopeful that others will contribute and then we can find homes for all of these JACKSONs.
My stabs at what the Latin might mean:
Actuarius = clerk with possible medical connections?
Ardmacan Decanus = Some kind of Military Officer.
Armiger = Armour bearer
Causidicus = Barrister
Centurio = I think “soldier”
Clericus = Rev.
Collector Fisci = Tax Collector
Colonus = Farmer
Defunctus = deceased
Dux = Leader
Generosus = Gent. “of noble birth”
Custos Asyli = Watchman of Asylum
Jurisperitus = Lawyer
Ludimagister = Schoolmaster
Mercator = Trader, merchant
Miles = Soldier
Opifex = Artisan
Pistor = Grinder, Miller.
Portitor = Customs Officer
Publicanus = Public Contractor
Pragmaticus = Supplier of Data?
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Given Name |
Date |
Age |
Father |
FATHER's occupation |
Birth or Residence |
Notes |
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John (or Jacson) |
1637-38 |
16 |
John |
Generosus |
Broughtim, Hertforshire |
birthday Oct 4 |
|
Robert |
1640 |
21 |
John |
eldest son of; Yeoman |
Little Eccleston, Lancs. |
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David |
1655 |
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Daniel |
1669 |
18 |
John |
Clericus |
Staffordshire |
Pos related to Daniel, Vicar of Santry |
|
Stephen |
1679 |
18 |
Henry |
Berwickshire |
|
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|
Peter |
1696-97 |
16 |
George |
Generosus |
Antrim |
They may have been the JACKSONs from Steeple, Co. Antrim. Deed 88-463-63295 mentions widow of George (1734). |
|
Thomas |
1696 |
20 |
John |
Glanbeg, Waterford |
|
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|
John |
1698 |
14 |
Daniel |
Clericus |
Co. Dublin |
Son of Vicar of Santry |
|
Thomas |
1698 |
18 |
William |
Generosus |
Coleraine |
Irish Bar 1710 |
|
William |
1699 |
18 |
James |
Clericus |
Sefton, Lancashire |
|
|
Daniel |
1701 |
14 |
Daniel |
Clericus |
Co. Dublin |
Prob Son of Vicar of Santry |
|
William |
1710 |
16 |
William |
Generosus |
Dublin |
|
|
James |
1715 |
17 |
Samuel |
Ludimagister, defunctus |
Naas |
|
|
Charles |
1716 |
17 |
John |
Generosus |
Ormond, Tipperary |
|
|
Robert |
1719 |
19 |
Robert |
Colonus |
Ballynick, Armagh |
|
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Jacob |
1726 |
16 |
John |
Generosus |
Co. Kildare |
|
|
William |
1726 |
18 |
William |
Generosus |
nr. Ardmagh |
|
|
Daniel |
1727 |
17 |
John |
Clericus |
Dublin |
Prob Grandson of Vicar of Santry |
|
John |
1728 |
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George |
1728-29 |
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George |
1731 |
17 |
Armiger |
Lismore, Waterford |
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William |
1731 |
17 |
Doctor Divinitatae |
Dublin |
|
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|
John |
1732-33 |
18 |
Clericus |
Dublin |
Archdeacon of Clogher |
|
|
Richard |
1733 |
16 |
James |
Generosus |
Dublin |
|
|
Gilbert |
1733 |
19 |
Peter |
Pistor |
Kilkenny |
|
|
Henry |
1734 |
16 |
Thomas |
Jurisperitus |
Co. Derry |
|
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Richard |
1737 |
17 |
Richard |
Dux |
Ballycastle |
|
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George |
1740 |
18 |
George |
Mercator |
Limerick |
|
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Richard |
1744 |
PC; MP Coleraine See Coleraine Tree. |
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Christopher |
1746 |
19 |
Christopher |
Generosus |
Yorkshire |
|
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Peter |
1757-58 |
17 |
George |
Clericus |
Lowth |
See 1749 Deed for his possible father. |
|
James |
1775 |
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William Marcus |
1775 |
14 |
William |
Armiger |
Limerick |
|
|
George |
1775 |
19 |
John |
Generosus |
Tyrone |
|
|
George |
1777 |
16 |
George |
Generosus |
Co. Mayo |
|
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Oliver |
1789 |
16 |
George |
Generosus, defunctus |
Co. Mayo |
|
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Thomas |
1791 |
18 |
Charles |
Mercator |
King's Co. |
|
|
Warren Rowland |
1794 |
13 |
Edward Rowland |
Armiger |
India |
Cambridge Posible connection to Castleview, Cork (will ptobated 1797 for Edward Rowland JACKSON) |
|
Joseph Devonsher |
1800 |
17 |
Strettell |
Portitor |
Co. Cork |
Irish Bar 1806;PC; Judge of Common Pleas (I) JACKSON, PRIVY-COUNSELLOR. Ireland. Created 1842. Right honourable Joseph Devonshire Jackson, eldest son of the late Strettel Jackson, Esq. of Peterborough, Cork, by his marriage with Miss Mary Cossins. Born 1783; married 1811, the ninth daughter of the late Benjamin Clark, Esq., of Cullins Wood, County Dublin. Educated at Trinity college, Dublin, where he obtained honours during each year was undergraduate course; was also of Trinity College, Cambridge. Was called to the bar in Ireland in 1806; became second sergeant-at-law in 1835; was appointed solicitor general for Ireland in September 1841; Atty. Gen. for Ireland October 1842 and was raised to the bench as a puisne justice in the courts of common pleas in Ireland in November 1842; was elected bencher of Kings Inns, Dublin, in 1835; was chairman of the County of Londonderry, when he became a candidate for Bandon in December 1834, and then resigned the office; represented Bandon in Parliament until 1842, and sat for the University of Dublin for a short time in that year. Residences -- Dublin; Sutton house, Howth. In Quaker family Tree. |
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Francis |
1807 |
17 |
George |
Miles |
Co. Mayo |
|
|
Thomas |
1811 |
17 |
George |
Causidicus, defunctus |
Waterford |
|
|
John |
1812 |
18 |
George |
Causidicus, defunctus |
Waterford |
|
|
William N. |
1814 |
16 |
William |
Generosus |
Cork |
|
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Robert William |
1815 |
16 |
Robert |
Generosus |
Armagh |
|
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Andrew |
1816 |
17 |
George |
Centurio |
Co. Mayo |
|
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Peter Warburton |
1822 |
16 |
Henry Vincent |
Pragmaticus |
Co. Dublin |
Irish Bar 1832 |
|
John |
1824 |
20 |
Francis |
Centurio |
Sligo |
|
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William |
1827 |
18 |
George |
Generosus |
Mayo |
Dean of Killala |
|
George Humphrey |
1829 |
16 |
Oliver |
Armiger |
Mayo |
|
|
Thomas Abraham Powell |
1830 |
16 |
John |
Capitainus Militum |
Portsmouth |
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William |
1831 |
19 |
William |
Publicanus |
Carnarvon |
|
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James Edward |
1832 |
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Frederick |
1832 |
16 |
John |
Causidicus |
Dublin |
|
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Thomas |
1833 |
17 |
James |
Mercator |
Dublin |
|
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Charles |
1834 |
18 |
Thomas Bruce |
M.D. |
Dublin |
|
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Christopher |
1834 |
18 |
James |
Generosus |
Greenall, Lancs. |
|
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John |
1837 |
22 |
Robert |
Defunctus |
Co. Tipperary |
|
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Louis |
1839 |
15 |
Henry |
Militaris |
Woolwich |
|
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John |
1839 |
17 |
George |
Militaris |
Co. Tipperary |
|
|
Arthur |
1840 |
18 |
Thomas |
Custos Asyli |
Dublin |
|
|
William Oliver |
1840 |
18 |
John |
Collector Fisci |
Co. Mayo |
Archdeacon of Killala |
|
James Edward |
1842 |
18 |
James Edward |
Ardmacan.Decanus,defunct. |
Co. Louth |
|
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Henry Whitworth |
1843 |
19 |
George |
Clericus |
Prince Edward's Island |
|
|
John |
1844 |
18 |
Thomas |
Opifex |
England |
|
|
George |
1845 |
16 |
Andrew |
Clericus, defuncuts |
Co. Mayo |
|
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John |
1846 |
16 |
James |
Actuarius |
Co. Dublin |
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