PARENTS: John Jay Jackson & Mary Emeline Rose.
John Jay, b. 5 Jan 1833, Nashville, Davidson Co. Tenn; d. 6 June 1918, Canyonville, Douglas Co., OR.
Mary Emeline, b. 20 Nov 1845, Schuyler Co., Illinois; d. 15 Jan 1939, Canyonville, OR.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Abraham Jackson & Nancy Hager.
Abraham, b. 1800, Nashville, Davidson Co., Tenn; m. Nancy Hager 23 Jan. 1825, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1846, Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., Illinios.
Nancy, b. 1805, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1845, Mascoutah, St Clair Co., Illinois.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Commodore Stephen Decatur Rose (1818 -1899) & Elizabeth A. Peckenpaugh Rose (1821-1848).
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1860 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co, Oregon:
William Craig M 27 Scotland
John Jackson M 26 Tennessee
Wm Jackson M 33 Tennessee
It appears that the above were boarding w/Andrew Thomas & his family. Andrew Thomas was a blacksmith; Wm Craig is a gardner; John & William were farmers.
The above census shows his father John Jay Jackson & his brother William Jackson after whom the William of this memorial was named.
His father, John Jay Jackson, m. his mother, Mary Emeline Rose 27 Oct. 1861, Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon.
1870 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
John Jackson M 35 Illinois
Mary Jackson F 24 Illinois
*William Jackson M 7 Oregon
Dellah Jackson F 5 Oregon
Comadore Jackson M 3 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson F 1 Oregon
John is a farmer. His birth state is listed incorrectly. He was b. in Tenn. His brother William Jackson, 41 (b. Tenn), his wife Harriett, 23 (b. MO) & their child, Mary, 2 mos, reside next door. William is also a farmer.
1880 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., Oregon:
John Jackson Self M 47 Tennessee
Mary E Jackson Wife F 40 Illinois
*Wm Jackson Son M 17 Oregon
Della Jackson Dau F 15 Oregon
C D Jackson Son M 13 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson Dau F 12 Oregon
John Jackson Son M 10 Oregon
Eunice Laswell Other F 18 Missouri
Father John is a farmer. The younger John is Thomas John Jackson.
Notes: William's parents divorced 6 Dec. 1895 in Douglas Co., Oregon. Mary moved to Salem, Marion Co., OR by the time of the 1900 census on July 5, 1900 which shows her residing with Silas G. Pugh & his family. Her sister Sarah is married to Silas.
Mary Emeline Rose-Jackson married Alonzo P Bacon on Oct 7, 1905, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon (cert #4773). Alonzo P. Bacon died Jan 20, 1910 in Salinas, Monterey Co, Calif. due to being away from home on a freight shipping accident. (he was b. 1839)
The April 20, 1910, Prunedale Prec. Castoville Twp, Monterey Co, Calif. census finds "Mary E Bacon" listed a a widow with 5 childen, 3 living. Alonzo P. Bacon's obit listed Mary E as his wife, plus, his children from a prior marriage. For info re Alonzo, see Memorial 22315507.
The Jan 5, 1920 Myrtle Creek Twp, Douglas Co., Oregon census finds Mary E Backon (Bacon) listed with her nephew Elmer I Jackson's family. She is a nurse w/a private family. Note that Elmer is the son of her husband John Jay Jackson's brother William & Harriet M. Bailey Jackson.
Mother Mary E Rose Jackson Bacon married John Quincy Holladay Sept 22, 1920, Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co., OR (cert #67).
On the April 5, 1930 U.S. Census, Mary E Holladay, 84y, wid, b IL, par b Ky/Tn, is living with her daughter, Della C Boyle, 65y, b Or, par b IL/Tn. Mary E died at her daughters home 1939.
Note: Wiliam Walter Jackson's paternal grandparents were Abraham Jackson and Nancy Hager. They were married 23 Jan. 1825 in Davidson Co., TN. They apparently moved to St. Clair Co. IL about 1836 and the family story is Abraham and Nancy were "on the way back from Belleville about 1845-46 when they were killed by Indians." They were supposedly buried in a Masonic Cemetery, South Of Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., IL. Most likely this cemetery either no longer exists or has grown over.
1790--St. Clair County was created 27 April 1790 from the Northwest Territory. County seat: Belleville.
See William's sister Della Jackson Boyle & his parents' memorials for add'l family info. See links below.
Many thanks to Louise Heindl for her assistance with the Jackson family data.
John Jay, b. 5 Jan 1833, Nashville, Davidson Co. Tenn; d. 6 June 1918, Canyonville, Douglas Co., OR.
Mary Emeline, b. 20 Nov 1845, Schuyler Co., Illinois; d. 15 Jan 1939, Canyonville, OR.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Abraham Jackson & Nancy Hager.
Abraham, b. 1800, Nashville, Davidson Co., Tenn; m. Nancy Hager 23 Jan. 1825, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1846, Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., Illinios.
Nancy, b. 1805, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1845, Mascoutah, St Clair Co., Illinois.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Commodore Stephen Decatur Rose (1818 -1899) & Elizabeth A. Peckenpaugh Rose (1821-1848).
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1860 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co, Oregon:
William Craig M 27 Scotland
John Jackson M 26 Tennessee
Wm Jackson M 33 Tennessee
It appears that the above were boarding w/Andrew Thomas & his family. Andrew Thomas was a blacksmith; Wm Craig is a gardner; John & William were farmers.
The above census shows his father John Jay Jackson & his brother William Jackson after whom the William of this memorial was named.
His father, John Jay Jackson, m. his mother, Mary Emeline Rose 27 Oct. 1861, Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon.
1870 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
John Jackson M 35 Illinois
Mary Jackson F 24 Illinois
*William Jackson M 7 Oregon
Dellah Jackson F 5 Oregon
Comadore Jackson M 3 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson F 1 Oregon
John is a farmer. His birth state is listed incorrectly. He was b. in Tenn. His brother William Jackson, 41 (b. Tenn), his wife Harriett, 23 (b. MO) & their child, Mary, 2 mos, reside next door. William is also a farmer.
1880 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., Oregon:
John Jackson Self M 47 Tennessee
Mary E Jackson Wife F 40 Illinois
*Wm Jackson Son M 17 Oregon
Della Jackson Dau F 15 Oregon
C D Jackson Son M 13 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson Dau F 12 Oregon
John Jackson Son M 10 Oregon
Eunice Laswell Other F 18 Missouri
Father John is a farmer. The younger John is Thomas John Jackson.
Notes: William's parents divorced 6 Dec. 1895 in Douglas Co., Oregon. Mary moved to Salem, Marion Co., OR by the time of the 1900 census on July 5, 1900 which shows her residing with Silas G. Pugh & his family. Her sister Sarah is married to Silas.
Mary Emeline Rose-Jackson married Alonzo P Bacon on Oct 7, 1905, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon (cert #4773). Alonzo P. Bacon died Jan 20, 1910 in Salinas, Monterey Co, Calif. due to being away from home on a freight shipping accident. (he was b. 1839)
The April 20, 1910, Prunedale Prec. Castoville Twp, Monterey Co, Calif. census finds "Mary E Bacon" listed a a widow with 5 childen, 3 living. Alonzo P. Bacon's obit listed Mary E as his wife, plus, his children from a prior marriage. For info re Alonzo, see Memorial 22315507.
The Jan 5, 1920 Myrtle Creek Twp, Douglas Co., Oregon census finds Mary E Backon (Bacon) listed with her nephew Elmer I Jackson's family. She is a nurse w/a private family. Note that Elmer is the son of her husband John Jay Jackson's brother William & Harriet M. Bailey Jackson.
Mother Mary E Rose Jackson Bacon married John Quincy Holladay Sept 22, 1920, Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co., OR (cert #67).
On the April 5, 1930 U.S. Census, Mary E Holladay, 84y, wid, b IL, par b Ky/Tn, is living with her daughter, Della C Boyle, 65y, b Or, par b IL/Tn. Mary E died at her daughters home 1939.
Note: Wiliam Walter Jackson's paternal grandparents were Abraham Jackson and Nancy Hager. They were married 23 Jan. 1825 in Davidson Co., TN. They apparently moved to St. Clair Co. IL about 1836 and the family story is Abraham and Nancy were "on the way back from Belleville about 1845-46 when they were killed by Indians." They were supposedly buried in a Masonic Cemetery, South Of Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., IL. Most likely this cemetery either no longer exists or has grown over.
1790--St. Clair County was created 27 April 1790 from the Northwest Territory. County seat: Belleville.
See William's sister Della Jackson Boyle & his parents' memorials for add'l family info. See links below.
Many thanks to Louise Heindl for her assistance with the Jackson family data.
PARENTS: John Jay Jackson & Mary Emeline Rose.
John Jay, b. 5 Jan 1833, Nashville, Davidson Co. Tenn; d. 6 June 1918, Canyonville, Douglas Co., OR.
Mary Emeline, b. 20 Nov 1845, Schuyler Co., Illinois; d. 15 Jan 1939, Canyonville, OR.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Abraham Jackson & Nancy Hager.
Abraham, b. 1800, Nashville, Davidson Co., Tenn; m. Nancy Hager 23 Jan. 1825, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1846, Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., Illinios.
Nancy, b. 1805, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1845, Mascoutah, St Clair Co., Illinois.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Commodore Stephen Decatur Rose (1818 -1899) & Elizabeth A. Peckenpaugh Rose (1821-1848).
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1860 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co, Oregon:
William Craig M 27 Scotland
John Jackson M 26 Tennessee
Wm Jackson M 33 Tennessee
It appears that the above were boarding w/Andrew Thomas & his family. Andrew Thomas was a blacksmith; Wm Craig is a gardner; John & William were farmers.
The above census shows his father John Jay Jackson & his brother William Jackson after whom the William of this memorial was named.
His father, John Jay Jackson, m. his mother, Mary Emeline Rose 27 Oct. 1861, Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon.
1870 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
John Jackson M 35 Illinois
Mary Jackson F 24 Illinois
*William Jackson M 7 Oregon
Dellah Jackson F 5 Oregon
Comadore Jackson M 3 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson F 1 Oregon
John is a farmer. His birth state is listed incorrectly. He was b. in Tenn. His brother William Jackson, 41 (b. Tenn), his wife Harriett, 23 (b. MO) & their child, Mary, 2 mos, reside next door. William is also a farmer.
1880 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., Oregon:
John Jackson Self M 47 Tennessee
Mary E Jackson Wife F 40 Illinois
*Wm Jackson Son M 17 Oregon
Della Jackson Dau F 15 Oregon
C D Jackson Son M 13 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson Dau F 12 Oregon
John Jackson Son M 10 Oregon
Eunice Laswell Other F 18 Missouri
Father John is a farmer. The younger John is Thomas John Jackson.
Notes: William's parents divorced 6 Dec. 1895 in Douglas Co., Oregon. Mary moved to Salem, Marion Co., OR by the time of the 1900 census on July 5, 1900 which shows her residing with Silas G. Pugh & his family. Her sister Sarah is married to Silas.
Mary Emeline Rose-Jackson married Alonzo P Bacon on Oct 7, 1905, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon (cert #4773). Alonzo P. Bacon died Jan 20, 1910 in Salinas, Monterey Co, Calif. due to being away from home on a freight shipping accident. (he was b. 1839)
The April 20, 1910, Prunedale Prec. Castoville Twp, Monterey Co, Calif. census finds "Mary E Bacon" listed a a widow with 5 childen, 3 living. Alonzo P. Bacon's obit listed Mary E as his wife, plus, his children from a prior marriage. For info re Alonzo, see Memorial 22315507.
The Jan 5, 1920 Myrtle Creek Twp, Douglas Co., Oregon census finds Mary E Backon (Bacon) listed with her nephew Elmer I Jackson's family. She is a nurse w/a private family. Note that Elmer is the son of her husband John Jay Jackson's brother William & Harriet M. Bailey Jackson.
Mother Mary E Rose Jackson Bacon married John Quincy Holladay Sept 22, 1920, Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co., OR (cert #67).
On the April 5, 1930 U.S. Census, Mary E Holladay, 84y, wid, b IL, par b Ky/Tn, is living with her daughter, Della C Boyle, 65y, b Or, par b IL/Tn. Mary E died at her daughters home 1939.
Note: Wiliam Walter Jackson's paternal grandparents were Abraham Jackson and Nancy Hager. They were married 23 Jan. 1825 in Davidson Co., TN. They apparently moved to St. Clair Co. IL about 1836 and the family story is Abraham and Nancy were "on the way back from Belleville about 1845-46 when they were killed by Indians." They were supposedly buried in a Masonic Cemetery, South Of Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., IL. Most likely this cemetery either no longer exists or has grown over.
1790--St. Clair County was created 27 April 1790 from the Northwest Territory. County seat: Belleville.
See William's sister Della Jackson Boyle & his parents' memorials for add'l family info. See links below.
Many thanks to Louise Heindl for her assistance with the Jackson family data.
John Jay, b. 5 Jan 1833, Nashville, Davidson Co. Tenn; d. 6 June 1918, Canyonville, Douglas Co., OR.
Mary Emeline, b. 20 Nov 1845, Schuyler Co., Illinois; d. 15 Jan 1939, Canyonville, OR.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Abraham Jackson & Nancy Hager.
Abraham, b. 1800, Nashville, Davidson Co., Tenn; m. Nancy Hager 23 Jan. 1825, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1846, Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., Illinios.
Nancy, b. 1805, Davidson Co., Tenn; d. 1845, Mascoutah, St Clair Co., Illinois.
MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: Commodore Stephen Decatur Rose (1818 -1899) & Elizabeth A. Peckenpaugh Rose (1821-1848).
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1860 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co, Oregon:
William Craig M 27 Scotland
John Jackson M 26 Tennessee
Wm Jackson M 33 Tennessee
It appears that the above were boarding w/Andrew Thomas & his family. Andrew Thomas was a blacksmith; Wm Craig is a gardner; John & William were farmers.
The above census shows his father John Jay Jackson & his brother William Jackson after whom the William of this memorial was named.
His father, John Jay Jackson, m. his mother, Mary Emeline Rose 27 Oct. 1861, Canyonville, Douglas Co., Oregon.
1870 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., OR:
John Jackson M 35 Illinois
Mary Jackson F 24 Illinois
*William Jackson M 7 Oregon
Dellah Jackson F 5 Oregon
Comadore Jackson M 3 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson F 1 Oregon
John is a farmer. His birth state is listed incorrectly. He was b. in Tenn. His brother William Jackson, 41 (b. Tenn), his wife Harriett, 23 (b. MO) & their child, Mary, 2 mos, reside next door. William is also a farmer.
1880 U.S. Census for Canyonville Prec., Douglas Co., Oregon:
John Jackson Self M 47 Tennessee
Mary E Jackson Wife F 40 Illinois
*Wm Jackson Son M 17 Oregon
Della Jackson Dau F 15 Oregon
C D Jackson Son M 13 Oregon
Elizabeth Jackson Dau F 12 Oregon
John Jackson Son M 10 Oregon
Eunice Laswell Other F 18 Missouri
Father John is a farmer. The younger John is Thomas John Jackson.
Notes: William's parents divorced 6 Dec. 1895 in Douglas Co., Oregon. Mary moved to Salem, Marion Co., OR by the time of the 1900 census on July 5, 1900 which shows her residing with Silas G. Pugh & his family. Her sister Sarah is married to Silas.
Mary Emeline Rose-Jackson married Alonzo P Bacon on Oct 7, 1905, Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon (cert #4773). Alonzo P. Bacon died Jan 20, 1910 in Salinas, Monterey Co, Calif. due to being away from home on a freight shipping accident. (he was b. 1839)
The April 20, 1910, Prunedale Prec. Castoville Twp, Monterey Co, Calif. census finds "Mary E Bacon" listed a a widow with 5 childen, 3 living. Alonzo P. Bacon's obit listed Mary E as his wife, plus, his children from a prior marriage. For info re Alonzo, see Memorial 22315507.
The Jan 5, 1920 Myrtle Creek Twp, Douglas Co., Oregon census finds Mary E Backon (Bacon) listed with her nephew Elmer I Jackson's family. She is a nurse w/a private family. Note that Elmer is the son of her husband John Jay Jackson's brother William & Harriet M. Bailey Jackson.
Mother Mary E Rose Jackson Bacon married John Quincy Holladay Sept 22, 1920, Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co., OR (cert #67).
On the April 5, 1930 U.S. Census, Mary E Holladay, 84y, wid, b IL, par b Ky/Tn, is living with her daughter, Della C Boyle, 65y, b Or, par b IL/Tn. Mary E died at her daughters home 1939.
Note: Wiliam Walter Jackson's paternal grandparents were Abraham Jackson and Nancy Hager. They were married 23 Jan. 1825 in Davidson Co., TN. They apparently moved to St. Clair Co. IL about 1836 and the family story is Abraham and Nancy were "on the way back from Belleville about 1845-46 when they were killed by Indians." They were supposedly buried in a Masonic Cemetery, South Of Mascoutah, St. Clair Co., IL. Most likely this cemetery either no longer exists or has grown over.
1790--St. Clair County was created 27 April 1790 from the Northwest Territory. County seat: Belleville.
See William's sister Della Jackson Boyle & his parents' memorials for add'l family info. See links below.
Many thanks to Louise Heindl for her assistance with the Jackson family data.
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