What little we know about Nancy Osborne Jackson comes from two published sources:
- "Eaglesville" by Don E. McCord and Bobbie Sue Shelton
- "History of Versailles" by Carmine Jackson
Nancy Osborne Jackson was the seventh child and second daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Woosman Childress Jackson.
Nancy Jackson married Matthew Elam on 7 May 1817 in Williamson Co., Tn. They were the parents of six children and possibly others:
- Joel Jackson
- William J.
- Thomas L.
- Martha R. burial unknown
- Marshall F. burial unknown
- Richard A.
Children:
Martha R.(1817-1870) married Jonathan Elisworth Wood and they had nine children
Marshall F. Elam (1823-1857) married Maradia Houchins FaG 92300549 and the had four children
The children listed in the will of her husband, Matthew Elam are:
- William
- Thomas L.
- Marshall F. (deceased)
- Richard A.
Nancy Jackson Elam is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for Wakefield, Sheby Co., Illinois with her spouse, Matthew Elam, and four children
- 1860 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Joel Jackson Elam, with her spouse, two other sons, and three grandchildren
- 1870 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Thomas L. Elam, and his spouse, one grandchildren
Nancy Jackson Elam received a pension for her husbands service in the War of 1812. It provided her date of death. Her burial is unproven and most likely unmarked, but she is placed here based upon the burial of spouse and her children in same cemetery.
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- Oct 2017
- revised May 2019
- "Eaglesville" by Don E. McCord and Bobbie Sue Shelton
- "History of Versailles" by Carmine Jackson
Nancy Osborne Jackson was the seventh child and second daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Woosman Childress Jackson.
Nancy Jackson married Matthew Elam on 7 May 1817 in Williamson Co., Tn. They were the parents of six children and possibly others:
- Joel Jackson
- William J.
- Thomas L.
- Martha R. burial unknown
- Marshall F. burial unknown
- Richard A.
Children:
Martha R.(1817-1870) married Jonathan Elisworth Wood and they had nine children
Marshall F. Elam (1823-1857) married Maradia Houchins FaG 92300549 and the had four children
The children listed in the will of her husband, Matthew Elam are:
- William
- Thomas L.
- Marshall F. (deceased)
- Richard A.
Nancy Jackson Elam is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for Wakefield, Sheby Co., Illinois with her spouse, Matthew Elam, and four children
- 1860 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Joel Jackson Elam, with her spouse, two other sons, and three grandchildren
- 1870 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Thomas L. Elam, and his spouse, one grandchildren
Nancy Jackson Elam received a pension for her husbands service in the War of 1812. It provided her date of death. Her burial is unproven and most likely unmarked, but she is placed here based upon the burial of spouse and her children in same cemetery.
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- Oct 2017
- revised May 2019
What little we know about Nancy Osborne Jackson comes from two published sources:
- "Eaglesville" by Don E. McCord and Bobbie Sue Shelton
- "History of Versailles" by Carmine Jackson
Nancy Osborne Jackson was the seventh child and second daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Woosman Childress Jackson.
Nancy Jackson married Matthew Elam on 7 May 1817 in Williamson Co., Tn. They were the parents of six children and possibly others:
- Joel Jackson
- William J.
- Thomas L.
- Martha R. burial unknown
- Marshall F. burial unknown
- Richard A.
Children:
Martha R.(1817-1870) married Jonathan Elisworth Wood and they had nine children
Marshall F. Elam (1823-1857) married Maradia Houchins FaG 92300549 and the had four children
The children listed in the will of her husband, Matthew Elam are:
- William
- Thomas L.
- Marshall F. (deceased)
- Richard A.
Nancy Jackson Elam is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for Wakefield, Sheby Co., Illinois with her spouse, Matthew Elam, and four children
- 1860 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Joel Jackson Elam, with her spouse, two other sons, and three grandchildren
- 1870 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Thomas L. Elam, and his spouse, one grandchildren
Nancy Jackson Elam received a pension for her husbands service in the War of 1812. It provided her date of death. Her burial is unproven and most likely unmarked, but she is placed here based upon the burial of spouse and her children in same cemetery.
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- Oct 2017
- revised May 2019
- "Eaglesville" by Don E. McCord and Bobbie Sue Shelton
- "History of Versailles" by Carmine Jackson
Nancy Osborne Jackson was the seventh child and second daughter of Francis and Elizabeth Woosman Childress Jackson.
Nancy Jackson married Matthew Elam on 7 May 1817 in Williamson Co., Tn. They were the parents of six children and possibly others:
- Joel Jackson
- William J.
- Thomas L.
- Martha R. burial unknown
- Marshall F. burial unknown
- Richard A.
Children:
Martha R.(1817-1870) married Jonathan Elisworth Wood and they had nine children
Marshall F. Elam (1823-1857) married Maradia Houchins FaG 92300549 and the had four children
The children listed in the will of her husband, Matthew Elam are:
- William
- Thomas L.
- Marshall F. (deceased)
- Richard A.
Nancy Jackson Elam is found in the following US Federal Census records:
- 1850 for Wakefield, Sheby Co., Illinois with her spouse, Matthew Elam, and four children
- 1860 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Joel Jackson Elam, with her spouse, two other sons, and three grandchildren
- 1870 for Big Springs, Sheby Co., Illinois in the home of her son, Thomas L. Elam, and his spouse, one grandchildren
Nancy Jackson Elam received a pension for her husbands service in the War of 1812. It provided her date of death. Her burial is unproven and most likely unmarked, but she is placed here based upon the burial of spouse and her children in same cemetery.
- compiled by Gaynelle Hobt Morton
- Oct 2017
- revised May 2019
Family Members
Spouse
Siblings
Advertisement
Advertisement
