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Mahulda <I>Isaacks</I> Jordan

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Mahulda Isaacks Jordan

Birth
Amite County, Mississippi, USA
Death
31 Oct 1894 (aged 84)
Jasper County, Texas, USA
Burial
Jasper, Jasper County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Mahulda Isaacks was born to Elijah and Esther Donaho Isaacks on June 23, 1809 in Pike County, Mississippi. Her father was a Private in the Nixon's 13th Regiment in the War of 1812 with the British. Mahulda's grandfather Samuel Issacks, was a Corporal under Captain Thomas Blackston in the 7th Regiment, Infantry. Samuel also served in the American Revolutionary War, in North and South Carolina, under General Francis Marion at the Battle of Cowpens. He held the rank of Private and worked as an Indian Spy, in Edgefield County, South Carolina in 1876.

Mahulda was the ninth born of fourteen children. Her sibilings were as follows: Elizabeth, Joseph, John William, Malone, Samuel, Mary, Abbie, Matilda, Nancy, Mahala, Lucinda, Andrew and Alfred Isaacks. In 1822, Mahala's father and family moved, by covered wagons, to Texas in the Bevil's Colonly, in what now is Jasper County, Texas.

Mahulda married William Isaac Jordan on January 4, 1827 in Jasper County, Texas. Their first child, Elvira Jordan, was born on January 8, 1828. She is my great-great-great Grandmother. There were twelve children born to this union and including Elvira their names are as follows: William Haywood, Lewis, Martin Wilkerson "Pete", Margaret Ann "Peggy", Elizabeth Esther, Andrew Colistus "Cuff", Thomas Alfred, Cynthia Sophia, James Martin, Elijah "Eli" and Mary Mahulda Jordan.

Mahulda Jordan passed away on October 19, 1894 in Jasper County, Texas.
Mahulda Isaacks was born to Elijah and Esther Donaho Isaacks on June 23, 1809 in Pike County, Mississippi. Her father was a Private in the Nixon's 13th Regiment in the War of 1812 with the British. Mahulda's grandfather Samuel Issacks, was a Corporal under Captain Thomas Blackston in the 7th Regiment, Infantry. Samuel also served in the American Revolutionary War, in North and South Carolina, under General Francis Marion at the Battle of Cowpens. He held the rank of Private and worked as an Indian Spy, in Edgefield County, South Carolina in 1876.

Mahulda was the ninth born of fourteen children. Her sibilings were as follows: Elizabeth, Joseph, John William, Malone, Samuel, Mary, Abbie, Matilda, Nancy, Mahala, Lucinda, Andrew and Alfred Isaacks. In 1822, Mahala's father and family moved, by covered wagons, to Texas in the Bevil's Colonly, in what now is Jasper County, Texas.

Mahulda married William Isaac Jordan on January 4, 1827 in Jasper County, Texas. Their first child, Elvira Jordan, was born on January 8, 1828. She is my great-great-great Grandmother. There were twelve children born to this union and including Elvira their names are as follows: William Haywood, Lewis, Martin Wilkerson "Pete", Margaret Ann "Peggy", Elizabeth Esther, Andrew Colistus "Cuff", Thomas Alfred, Cynthia Sophia, James Martin, Elijah "Eli" and Mary Mahulda Jordan.

Mahulda Jordan passed away on October 19, 1894 in Jasper County, Texas.

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