Martha D. Jackson, 2nd daughter of Thomas and Eliza Klugh Jackson, was born in the bounds of Abbeville, South Carolina on July 2nd 1827. Her father, a native of Nottinghamshire, England, was a well respected carriage maker. Her parents were charter members of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Martha married Matthew McDonnald (McDonald)¹ in 1845 and had one known child: William Thomas (1846-1916). Martha and Matthew made their home in Abbeville, where Matthew McDonald was an attorney² and Clerk of Court.
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¹ Educated at Erskine preparatory classes and Miami University, Ohio; his benefactor, Dr. George W. Pressly
² Admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1843
Martha married Matthew McDonnald (McDonald)¹ in 1845 and had one known child: William Thomas (1846-1916). Martha and Matthew made their home in Abbeville, where Matthew McDonald was an attorney² and Clerk of Court.
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¹ Educated at Erskine preparatory classes and Miami University, Ohio; his benefactor, Dr. George W. Pressly
² Admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1843
Martha D. Jackson, 2nd daughter of Thomas and Eliza Klugh Jackson, was born in the bounds of Abbeville, South Carolina on July 2nd 1827. Her father, a native of Nottinghamshire, England, was a well respected carriage maker. Her parents were charter members of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Martha married Matthew McDonnald (McDonald)¹ in 1845 and had one known child: William Thomas (1846-1916). Martha and Matthew made their home in Abbeville, where Matthew McDonald was an attorney² and Clerk of Court.
Note:
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¹ Educated at Erskine preparatory classes and Miami University, Ohio; his benefactor, Dr. George W. Pressly
² Admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1843
Martha married Matthew McDonnald (McDonald)¹ in 1845 and had one known child: William Thomas (1846-1916). Martha and Matthew made their home in Abbeville, where Matthew McDonald was an attorney² and Clerk of Court.
Note:
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¹ Educated at Erskine preparatory classes and Miami University, Ohio; his benefactor, Dr. George W. Pressly
² Admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1843
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