Elizabeth Jackson was born on June 1st, 1661 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Her parents are James Howe, Jr (1632-1702) and Elizabeth Jackson Howe (1637-1692). Elizabeth had five siblings, their names were James Howe (1659-1664), Mary Howe (1664-1732), Deborah Howe (1667-1743), John Howe (1671-1697), and Abigail Howe (1673-1753). Elizabeth Jackson married Caleb Jackson, changing her last name from Howe to Jackson. She had eight children. Her children were named Elizabeth Jackson (1683-1772), Mary Jackson (1685-1761), Caleb Jackson (1687-1729), Samuel Jackson (1689-unknown), Mercy Jackson (1691-unknown), Abigail Jackson (1693-1751), Joshua Jackson (1696-1745), and Baby Howe Jackson (1698-1698). Elizabeth's mom was one of the many people who were falsely accused of witchcraft. Elizabeth Jackson died on April 1st, 1701 Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts of unspecified causes.
Elizabeth Jackson was born on June 1st, 1661 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. Her parents are James Howe, Jr (1632-1702) and Elizabeth Jackson Howe (1637-1692). Elizabeth had five siblings, their names were James Howe (1659-1664), Mary Howe (1664-1732), Deborah Howe (1667-1743), John Howe (1671-1697), and Abigail Howe (1673-1753). Elizabeth Jackson married Caleb Jackson, changing her last name from Howe to Jackson. She had eight children. Her children were named Elizabeth Jackson (1683-1772), Mary Jackson (1685-1761), Caleb Jackson (1687-1729), Samuel Jackson (1689-unknown), Mercy Jackson (1691-unknown), Abigail Jackson (1693-1751), Joshua Jackson (1696-1745), and Baby Howe Jackson (1698-1698). Elizabeth's mom was one of the many people who were falsely accused of witchcraft. Elizabeth Jackson died on April 1st, 1701 Rowley, Essex County, Massachusetts of unspecified causes.
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