1851 Antrim Census Fragments JACKSON

These are all from the townland of Larne. The raw data comes from Search for Ancestors. The conjectures are all mine.

Name	Address	Notes
James Jackson	31 Larne Old Town St	Lodger, Unmarried, 43, Dealer
Elizabeth Jackson	114 Larne Old Town St	Household head, Widow, 47, Grocer
Jane Jackson,	114 Larne Old Town St	Daughter, Unmarried,, 20, Grocers Assist
William Jackson	114 Larne Old Town St	Son, Unmarried,, 18, Clerk,
Elizabeth Jackson	114 Larne Old Town St	Daughter, Unmarried,, 15, At School,
Ann Jackson	114 Larne Old Town St	Daughter, Unmarried,, 13, At School
John Jackson	114 Larne Old Town St	Son, Unmarried,, 10, At School
Margaret Jackson,	2 Larne Cross Street	Head, Widow, 42, Dress Maker. NOTE: I suspect she died Nov 5, 1880. I also suspect – given the size of the legacies in the will - that if she was, then she hired dressmakers.
Ann Jackson	2 Larne Cross Street	Daughter, Unmarried,, 19, None
Rozia Jackson,	2 Larne Cross Street	Daughter, Unmarried,, 18, Dressmaker
William Jackson,	2 Larne Cross Street	Son, Unmarried, 16, Butcher. NOTE: Given the convergence of profession (Butcher=Flesher), I suspect that he is the William John JACKSON who died Feb 9, 1910. He was a Flesher living at Main Street Larne.
Margaret Jackson	2 Larne Cross Street	Daughter,  Unmarried,, 12, None
James Jackson	2 Larne Cross Street	Son, Unmarried,, 10, At School
Robert Jackson	2 Larne Cross Street	Son, Unmarried, 7, At School. NOTE: Mentioned in the probate of the will of Margaret JACKSON
Alan Jackson	2 Larne Cross Street	Son, Unmarried,, 5, At School