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Facts and Events
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http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bath/vitals/marriages/j250001.txt
Groom: Elias Jackson
Bride: Elizabeth Swetnam
Bond date: 14 Sept 1837
Marriage date:
Additional info: f/b: Wm. Swetnam; bdsm: Sareney Thompson
Book: K
Page: 105
Instrument: Deed
Date: 13 Nov 1837
Grantor: Silas L. ATCHISON and Sarah, his wife, of Bath Co., KY
Grantee: Elias JACKSON, of Bath Co., KY
Consideration: $875
Acres: 169
Watercourse: White Oak Creek
Neighbors/Bordering properties: ARASMITH
Witnesses:
Comments:
1840 Census West of Slate Creek, Bath Co., KY
Elias is between 40 & 50 years old with one son under 5 and 3 slaves; no wife or daughters given. This son would be the son of Elizabeth Swetnam and is probably the reason for the court suit in 1858. Later research has shown this son to be George Jackson. Elizabeth Swetnam Jackson died 27 May 1840 (per gravestone) and in Dec of 1840 Elias marries again to Frances (Fanny) Tackett.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bath/vitals/marriages/j250001.txt
Groom: Elias Jackson
Bride: Fanny Tacket or Tackett
Bond date: 9 Dec 1840
Marriage date: 10 Dec 1840
Additional info: bdsm: Abram Hornback
Elias died while the children were still very young and the following indicates the appointment of a guardian:
Book: U
Page: 608
Instrument: Deed
Date: 25 Mar 1858
Grantor: H. H. Conner as Commissioner
Grantee: Warren Clayton
Consideration:
Acres: 28
Watercourse: White Oak Creek in Bath Co., KY
Neighbors/Bordering properties:
Witnesses:
Comments: Conner was appointed commissioner by the Bath Circuit Court at its March 1858 term in the pending equity suit of Martha Swetnam, guardian &c against Romulus Jackson, &c. Conner was to convey, by deeds containing covenants of special warranty, the lots mentioned in the commissioner's report. The land conveyed was indicated by the letter, "H" on the plat of division of the lands of Elias Jackson.
Book: U
Page: 609
Instrument: Deed
Date: (1858)
Grantor: R. H. Conner as Commissioner
Grantee: Romulus, Marcellas, and William D. Jackson
Consideration:
Acres:
Watercourse: White Oak Creek in Bath Co., KY
Neighbors/Bordering properties:
Witnesses:
Comments: Conner was appointed commissioner by the Bath Circuit Court at its March 1858 term in the pending equity suit of Martha Swetnam, guardian &c against Romulus Jackson, &c. Conner was to convey, by deeds of special warranty, the lot of land purchased by Baylis Tackett, as guardian for said Romulus, Marcellus, and William D. Jackson for their benefit, which sale was confirmed by a judgement of the Court.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Find A Grave
Memorial# 94711660.
Cemetery where Elias was buried is called Atkinson-Jackson Cemetery by those who found it. The info was posted by Darrell Warner to http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bath/cemeteries/atkinson135gcm.txt and later posted to Find-a-Grave.
"Cemetery located across the road from the home of Tommy Denton, the Jay Williams farm. Lower White Oak.
Stones are buried. The 76 Homemakers dug these three from the ground. Believe there may be more.."
The three stones dug up were Elias and his wife, Elizabeth Sweetnam and a Francis Atkinson.
[White Oak (GNIS FID: 2416518) is a populated place located in Bath County at latitude 38.204 and longitude -83.773. Closest other place is Wyoming, KY.]
- ↑ Kentucky, Bath County Deeds, Selected Abstracts, Books D-W, Jackson family. (http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bath/land/j250-006.txt).
- ↑ Kentucky, Bath County Deeds, Selected Abstracts, Books B-O, Jackson family. (http://files.usgwarchives.net/ky/bath/land/j250-004.txt).
- ↑ United States. 1840 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M704)
Year: 1840; Census Place: , Bath, Kentucky; Roll: 104; Page: 204.
Name: Elias Jackson
Residence Date: 1 June 1840
Residence Place: West of Slate Creek, Bath, Kentucky, USA
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