From Danica Jack, Contributor #48068126:
Even though I have not yet found the proof, I believe there is a strong possibility that Margaret is one of the daughters of James and Martha "Mattie" (Morrison) Jack. In "The Jack Family of Armstrong County, Pa", completed August 31, 1981 by Raymond A. Wolff, he states that in the 1800 census there were 2 daughters born to James and Mattie before 1800. The fact that Margaret has a son named Lewis Morrison Jack is another reason I feel this is a possibility.
Lewis Morrison Mahaffey also had a daughter named Martha born in 1865. In the 1870 census she appears as Martha J and in the 1880 as Mattie J, making it very possible she is named after Martha "Mattie" Morrison Jack.
Even though I have not yet found the proof, I believe there is a strong possibility that Margaret is one of the daughters of James and Martha "Mattie" (Morrison) Jack. In "The Jack Family of Armstrong County, Pa", completed August 31, 1981 by Raymond A. Wolff, he states that in the 1800 census there were 2 daughters born to James and Mattie before 1800. The fact that Margaret has a son named Lewis Morrison Jack is another reason I feel this is a possibility.
Lewis Morrison Mahaffey also had a daughter named Martha born in 1865. In the 1870 census she appears as Martha J and in the 1880 as Mattie J, making it very possible she is named after Martha "Mattie" Morrison Jack.
From Danica Jack, Contributor #48068126:
Even though I have not yet found the proof, I believe there is a strong possibility that Margaret is one of the daughters of James and Martha "Mattie" (Morrison) Jack. In "The Jack Family of Armstrong County, Pa", completed August 31, 1981 by Raymond A. Wolff, he states that in the 1800 census there were 2 daughters born to James and Mattie before 1800. The fact that Margaret has a son named Lewis Morrison Jack is another reason I feel this is a possibility.
Lewis Morrison Mahaffey also had a daughter named Martha born in 1865. In the 1870 census she appears as Martha J and in the 1880 as Mattie J, making it very possible she is named after Martha "Mattie" Morrison Jack.
Even though I have not yet found the proof, I believe there is a strong possibility that Margaret is one of the daughters of James and Martha "Mattie" (Morrison) Jack. In "The Jack Family of Armstrong County, Pa", completed August 31, 1981 by Raymond A. Wolff, he states that in the 1800 census there were 2 daughters born to James and Mattie before 1800. The fact that Margaret has a son named Lewis Morrison Jack is another reason I feel this is a possibility.
Lewis Morrison Mahaffey also had a daughter named Martha born in 1865. In the 1870 census she appears as Martha J and in the 1880 as Mattie J, making it very possible she is named after Martha "Mattie" Morrison Jack.
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