Occupation: Disciples of Christ Minister
Note: Allen, with six other families, emigrated from Alabama in the fall of 1842 to Shreveport, Louisiana. They came by boat. In Shreveport, they left the boat, bought teams, tools, and a few milk cows and made their way across the country to Robertson County, Texas. They settled down on a little creek called Duck Creek, at the edge of what was called Bald Prairie, and it was there that John Daw Jackson was born. In 1861, when the Civil War broke out, Allen and three of his sons were in the war. Two of the oldest boys did not come home and are buried in Richmond, Virginia. Allen was a minister in the Campbellite Church, later known as the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Father: Levi Jackson b: 3 JAN 1770 in Orange County, North Carolina
Mother: Catherine Thompson b: 20 MAY 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina
Marriage: Mahalia Harmon b: 17 OCT 1824 in Mississippi
Children
Thomas A. Jackson b: 1840
Josephine Jackson b: 1843
Malachi Jackson b: 1845
Wesley Allen Jackson b: 11 DEC 1846 in Alabama
William A. Jackson b: FEB 1849 in Texas
Mary Jane Jackson b: 30 AUG 1851 in Robertson County, Texas
John Daw Jackson b: 6 MAY 1856 in Robertson County, Texas
George R. Jackson b: 1857
Lafayette Jackson b: 1860
Albert Larkin Jackson b: 8 NOV 1863
Susan Alice Jackson b: 3 APR 1866 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Frances Vianna Jackson b: 12 FEB 1870 in Simpson, Vernon, Louisiana
Note: Allen, with six other families, emigrated from Alabama in the fall of 1842 to Shreveport, Louisiana. They came by boat. In Shreveport, they left the boat, bought teams, tools, and a few milk cows and made their way across the country to Robertson County, Texas. They settled down on a little creek called Duck Creek, at the edge of what was called Bald Prairie, and it was there that John Daw Jackson was born. In 1861, when the Civil War broke out, Allen and three of his sons were in the war. Two of the oldest boys did not come home and are buried in Richmond, Virginia. Allen was a minister in the Campbellite Church, later known as the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Father: Levi Jackson b: 3 JAN 1770 in Orange County, North Carolina
Mother: Catherine Thompson b: 20 MAY 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina
Marriage: Mahalia Harmon b: 17 OCT 1824 in Mississippi
Children
Thomas A. Jackson b: 1840
Josephine Jackson b: 1843
Malachi Jackson b: 1845
Wesley Allen Jackson b: 11 DEC 1846 in Alabama
William A. Jackson b: FEB 1849 in Texas
Mary Jane Jackson b: 30 AUG 1851 in Robertson County, Texas
John Daw Jackson b: 6 MAY 1856 in Robertson County, Texas
George R. Jackson b: 1857
Lafayette Jackson b: 1860
Albert Larkin Jackson b: 8 NOV 1863
Susan Alice Jackson b: 3 APR 1866 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Frances Vianna Jackson b: 12 FEB 1870 in Simpson, Vernon, Louisiana
Occupation: Disciples of Christ Minister
Note: Allen, with six other families, emigrated from Alabama in the fall of 1842 to Shreveport, Louisiana. They came by boat. In Shreveport, they left the boat, bought teams, tools, and a few milk cows and made their way across the country to Robertson County, Texas. They settled down on a little creek called Duck Creek, at the edge of what was called Bald Prairie, and it was there that John Daw Jackson was born. In 1861, when the Civil War broke out, Allen and three of his sons were in the war. Two of the oldest boys did not come home and are buried in Richmond, Virginia. Allen was a minister in the Campbellite Church, later known as the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Father: Levi Jackson b: 3 JAN 1770 in Orange County, North Carolina
Mother: Catherine Thompson b: 20 MAY 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina
Marriage: Mahalia Harmon b: 17 OCT 1824 in Mississippi
Children
Thomas A. Jackson b: 1840
Josephine Jackson b: 1843
Malachi Jackson b: 1845
Wesley Allen Jackson b: 11 DEC 1846 in Alabama
William A. Jackson b: FEB 1849 in Texas
Mary Jane Jackson b: 30 AUG 1851 in Robertson County, Texas
John Daw Jackson b: 6 MAY 1856 in Robertson County, Texas
George R. Jackson b: 1857
Lafayette Jackson b: 1860
Albert Larkin Jackson b: 8 NOV 1863
Susan Alice Jackson b: 3 APR 1866 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Frances Vianna Jackson b: 12 FEB 1870 in Simpson, Vernon, Louisiana
Note: Allen, with six other families, emigrated from Alabama in the fall of 1842 to Shreveport, Louisiana. They came by boat. In Shreveport, they left the boat, bought teams, tools, and a few milk cows and made their way across the country to Robertson County, Texas. They settled down on a little creek called Duck Creek, at the edge of what was called Bald Prairie, and it was there that John Daw Jackson was born. In 1861, when the Civil War broke out, Allen and three of his sons were in the war. Two of the oldest boys did not come home and are buried in Richmond, Virginia. Allen was a minister in the Campbellite Church, later known as the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).
Father: Levi Jackson b: 3 JAN 1770 in Orange County, North Carolina
Mother: Catherine Thompson b: 20 MAY 1780 in Orange County, North Carolina
Marriage: Mahalia Harmon b: 17 OCT 1824 in Mississippi
Children
Thomas A. Jackson b: 1840
Josephine Jackson b: 1843
Malachi Jackson b: 1845
Wesley Allen Jackson b: 11 DEC 1846 in Alabama
William A. Jackson b: FEB 1849 in Texas
Mary Jane Jackson b: 30 AUG 1851 in Robertson County, Texas
John Daw Jackson b: 6 MAY 1856 in Robertson County, Texas
George R. Jackson b: 1857
Lafayette Jackson b: 1860
Albert Larkin Jackson b: 8 NOV 1863
Susan Alice Jackson b: 3 APR 1866 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana
Frances Vianna Jackson b: 12 FEB 1870 in Simpson, Vernon, Louisiana
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