Very little information exists on James Jack. He was listed as a "single man" on the 1783 tax list for So. Susquehannah Hundred, Cecil Co., Maryland. He sold his inherited property in 1796.
James married Mary __________, ca 1793. They produced six children:
1) Daughter, ca 1794
2) John M. Jack, ca 1795
3) William Jack, 13 Dec. 1796
4) Margaret Jack, July 1801
5) James Jack, 25 Feb. 1803
6) Nancy Jack, 25 Oct. 1806
I presume he is also buried at Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery.
James married Mary __________, ca 1793. They produced six children:
1) Daughter, ca 1794
2) John M. Jack, ca 1795
3) William Jack, 13 Dec. 1796
4) Margaret Jack, July 1801
5) James Jack, 25 Feb. 1803
6) Nancy Jack, 25 Oct. 1806
I presume he is also buried at Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery.
Very little information exists on James Jack. He was listed as a "single man" on the 1783 tax list for So. Susquehannah Hundred, Cecil Co., Maryland. He sold his inherited property in 1796.
James married Mary __________, ca 1793. They produced six children:
1) Daughter, ca 1794
2) John M. Jack, ca 1795
3) William Jack, 13 Dec. 1796
4) Margaret Jack, July 1801
5) James Jack, 25 Feb. 1803
6) Nancy Jack, 25 Oct. 1806
I presume he is also buried at Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery.
James married Mary __________, ca 1793. They produced six children:
1) Daughter, ca 1794
2) John M. Jack, ca 1795
3) William Jack, 13 Dec. 1796
4) Margaret Jack, July 1801
5) James Jack, 25 Feb. 1803
6) Nancy Jack, 25 Oct. 1806
I presume he is also buried at Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery.
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