JACKSONs in Down Survey

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I will add links to these 5 men as I learn more. For now, knowing the names of the townlands is a great help in moving forward. I intend to look for the NOTE: All acreage is in Plantation measure.

See also: JACKSONs mentioned in Cromwellian Land Grants. 

Co. Wexford: Alexander JACKSON.  The parish known now as Duncormick, is right on the ocean in the southern part of Wexford. It is about 18 km from the twon of Wexford.

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Alexander	Johnstown	Duncormock	Bargy	1641- Cheevers, Arthur (Protestant) 1670- Jackson, Alexander (Protestant) 190 profitable acres.

Co. Kilkenny: Edmund JACKSON.

• In 1725, an Edmund JACKSON was a witness to Deed 55-94-36037.
• Deeds registry: 202-447-134623. 1759 December 13. George JACKSON of Portnescally Esq. Demised to Edmond WELSH ..lands Corladdy Barony of Iverk, Co Kilkenny
• Deeds registry: 257-441-169096 1767 July 16. to provide a jointure for Elizabeth JACKSON, (wife of John JACKSON), John JACKSON of Curluddy, Kildare convents with John ELLIOT & Samuel CORBET, Gent of Durrow that when he becomes seized of any undivided pt of Portnescotty Portnecolty Dungoly? Carladdy in Kildare as he is entitled from Elizabeth JACKSON, widow and of Ballinaboly Dunamggin & other to provide a jointure for Elizabeth JACKSON, (wife of John JACKSON), John JACKSON convents with John ELLIOT and Samuel CORBET that when he becomes seized of any undivided pt of Portnescotty Portnecolty Dungoly? Carladdy in KIL as he is entitled from Elizabeth JACKSON, widow, and of Ballinaboly Dunamggin & other lands in Kildare plus Kilpeason in Limerick as he is is entitled to on the death of Edward VILLIERS or sooner if required, that he (John JACKSON) or his heirs will convey  sd lands in trust to John ELLIOT and Samuel CORBET, with further directions as to various circumstances recorded. WITNESSES: Lewis DUNN, Gent of Tubberb_ QUEENS; James HENDERSON, apprentice. NOTE: As near as I can tell, the townland of Corladdy, is in the parish of Portnascully, Barony Iverk, which is in the southernmost tip of Co. Kilkenny, near Co. Waterford I wonder if the scribe doing the deed memorial had a few beer for lunch, and moved the property into Co. Kildare.
• Our family story mentions land grants to JACKSONs in Kilkenny. Edmond is also a common JACKSON name in subsequent generations in Co. Carlow and neighbouring counties. It is important to remember that the Richard JACKSON who sired so many of the JACKSONs of Coleraine, had a brother named Edmond and a brother named Anthony. With respect to Quakers in Ireland, because these names are associated with them, this is intriguing.

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Edmund	Corluddy aka Curluddy	Portnascully	Iverke	1641: Grant, David (Protestant) 1670: Jackson, Edmund (Protestant) 29 unprofitable acres 352 profitable acres 352 forfeited acres 1659 Census: 51 English + 5 Irish
Edmund	Dungooly aka Dungolagh	Rathkeran	Iverke	1641: Edmund, Edmun (Catholic); Grant, David (Protestant) 1670: Jackson, Edmund (Protestant) 211 profitable acres 221 forfeited acres 1659 Census: English 22 + Irish 8
Edmund	Portnascully	Portnascully	Iverke	1641: Grant, David (Protestant) 1670: Jackson, Edmund (Protestant) 191 profitable acres 191 forfeited acres 1659 Census: 14 English + 2 Other
Edmund	Rathcurby North aka Portnaholly	Portnaholly	Iverke	161: Leonard, John (Protestant); Grant, Richard (Protestant) 1670: Jackson (Edmund (Protestant) 4 unprofitable acres 178 profitable acres 178 forfeited acres 1659 Census: 10 English – no Irish

Co. Kilkenny: Capt. Isaac JACKSON

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Isaac, Capt.	Killamery	Kilorory	Kells	1641-Tobyn, James (Catholic) 1670- Jackson, Alexander (Protestant) 15 unprofitable acres 386 profitable acres. 386 forfeited acres. 1659 Census: 43 English + 3 Irish
Isaac, Capt.	Kiltallaghan	Kilorory	Kells	1641- Butler, David (Catholic) 167-0 Jackson, Capt.  Isaac (Protestant) 179 acres profitable land

Co. Meath: Capt Isaack JACKSON

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Isaack, Capt	Fyanstown	Donnaghpatricke	Kells	1641: Barnwell of Brymore (Catholic) 1670: James Duke of York (protestant); Barnewall, Matthias Baron Trimleston (Catholic); Jackson, Capt. Isaack (Protestant) 868 profitable acres 868 forfeited acres.

Co. Offally: Francis JACKSON. I assume that he is the same as the Francis JACKSON described in reference to the Co. Mayo lands.

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Francis	Clonad aka Cloonade	Rathangan	Coolestowne	1641: Fitzgarratt, Thomas (Catholic) 1670: Stephens, Sir John (Protestant); Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 993 unprofitable acres 510 profitable acres 510 forfeited acres

Co. Mayo Francis JACKSON.  This is the Francis JACKSON who died in 1678 at Enniscoe, Co. Mayo. He came into his lands in Ireland as a result of serving as a captain of dragoons in Cromwell's army, and purchasing extensive landed property in the Barony of Tyrrawley and county of Mayo, had it shortly after the Restoration, confirmed to him and his heirs by patent of Charles II. He built a large fortified house at Enniscoe, on the banks of Lough Conn. He d. in 1678, leaving by Elizabeth his wife, a son. SOURCE: Genealogical and Heraldic History of Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland.

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Francis	Atticloghy	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Daniell, Farryagh Mac (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant)
Francis	Ballymoneen	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Darcy, Martin (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 8 acres unprofitable 55 acres profitable 55 acres forfeited
Francis	Ballynacloy	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641 Philbin, Richard (Protestant) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 180 acres profitable 180 acres forfeited
Francis	Ballyvicmaha aka Ballinloghan	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 72 acres profitable 72 acres forfeited
Francis	Carrowkeel aka Carrowkeele	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 91 acres profitable 91 acres forfeited
Francis	Carrowkilleen	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Mayo, William (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 70 acres profitable 70 acres forfeited
Francis	Cloghbrack Far aka Cloghbracke	Aldergoole	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant)
Francis	Cloghbrack Near aka Cloghbracke	Aldergoole	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 374 acres unprofitable 351 acres profitable 351 acres forfeited
Francis	Corcullin aka Clananeevin	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 38 acres profitable 38 acres forfeited
Francis	Corcullin aka Clananeevin	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 38 acres profitable 38 acres forfeited
Francis	Creevy aka Criveagh	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Darcy, Martin (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 38 acres unprofitable 72 acres profitable 72 acres forfeited
Francis	Curraghmore aka Carrowmore	Aldergoole	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Theobald (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 617 acres unprofitable 403 acres profitable 403 acres forfeited
Francis	Derryfadda aka Deryfada Durinnley	Aldergoole	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 76 acres profitable 76 acres forfeited
Francis	Farmhill Aka Drissaghan & Dromin	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 62 acres profitable 62 acres forfeited
	Glebe Aka Crossmolina North	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: McPhilbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 175 acres profitable 175 acres forfeited
Francis	Glendavoolagh aka Gortduffa Moylagha	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Darcy, Martin (Catholic); McPhilbin, Edmund (Catholic); McPadine, Hubert (Catholic); McAndrew, Richard Crone (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 14 acres unprofitable 146 acres profitable 146 acres forfeited
Francis	Gortnaraby	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 127 acres profitable 127 acres forfeited
Francis	Gortskeddia aka Gortskeely	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 138 acres profitable 138 acres forfeited
Francis	Kildaree	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Darcy, Martin (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 56 acres profitable 56 acres forfeited
Francis	Kilmurry Beg aka Ratherery	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant)
Francis	Kilmurry More aka Ratherery	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 75 acres profitable 75 acres forfeited
Francis	Kinard aka Carrownakinard	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 50 acres profitable 50 acres forfeited
Francis	Knockanumera Aka Kilmurry	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Blake, Sir Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 56 acres profitable 56 acres forfeited
Francis	Leadmadartaun aka Lecanondyke	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Philbin, Richard (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 104 acres profitable 104 acres forfeited
Francis	Lecarrowcloghagh aka Leaghcarrowbleagh	Crossmolina	Tirawley	1641: Mayo, William (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 34 acres profitable 34 acres forfeited
Francis	Moneen	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Nedorin, Anna (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant)
Francis	Springhill aka Knockmullin & Knockleyny	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Nedorin, Anna (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 40 acres profitable 40 acres forfeited
Francis	Tonroe Lower Aka Toneroe	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant)
Francis	Tonroe Upper Aka Toneroe	Rathreagh	Tirawley	1641: Bourke, Ulick (Catholic) 1670: Jackson, Francis (Protestant) 41 acres profitable 41 acres forfeited

Co. Westmeath: Ralph JACKSON NOTE: These holdings are all in a parish close to the border of Co. Meath. I cannot yet pin this one down. There are 2 Ralph JACKSONs listed on the 1630 Muster rolls of Co. Fermanagh. It is possible that he is the younger. [Ralph Jackson of Armagh, Yeoman m. Margaret. His will 16 June 1637. Son, Ralph Jackson   Ms 141 now P8295B at National Library, Dublin]. I have a hunch that he is connected to the Jacksons of Lisburn, hence likely a Quaker. In 1716 Ralph Jackson was a Sword Cutler, at the sign of the Flaming Sword, next door to P. Chambell's on the lower end of Cork-hill, near Smock-alley in Dublin. He died 1757, and was possibly a son of Ralph JACKSON d 1703, yeoman.  In 1735,  a Ralph JACKSON married Mary VANDERLEUR in Dublin.

Name	Townland	Parish	Barony	Notes
Ralph	Ballymacahil and Derries	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant)
Ralph	Ballynagall	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 151 acres profitable land 151 acres forfeited
Ralph	Bananstown	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant)
Ralph	Cooleighter	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 1659 Census: 47 English + 8 Irish
Ralph	Drumcree	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 1659 Census: 50 English + 7 Irish
Ralph	Glananea or Ralphstown	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 295 Acres unprofitable 643 Acres profitable 643 Acres forfeited
Ralph	Gormanstown	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant)
Ralph	Johnstowne	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 211 profitable land 211 acres forfeited 1659 Census: 11 English + 1 Irish.
Ralph	Kilcumny	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 63 acres profitable 63 acres forfeited 1659 Census: 8 English no Irish
Ralph	Kilwalter	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant)
Ralph	Loughstown	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant)
Ralph	Robinstown	Kilclumny	Delvin	1641- Nugent, James (Catholic) 1670 Dawson, Thomas & JACKSON, Ralph (Protestant) 307 acres profitable 307 acres forfeited 1659 Census” 25 English no Irish