Burial here likely but not documented.
1883 History of Howard and Chariton Counties, pg. 1029:
'Honorable George Jackson, who represented Chariton county in the Legislature for a number of yeas, came to this State from Kentucky in an early day and made his home first in Howard county. In 1828, while a resident of that county, he was married to Miss Cushi Hancock at Cooper's Fort in Cooper county. Ten years afterwards, selling his farm in Howard county, he came to what is now Mendon township in Chariton county and here lived until his death, which occurred in about 1854.'
1850 Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri census:
George Jackson, 60
Myra, 34
John, 28
Cura (Cuzzie), 24
Francis, 21
Lee, 19
Ann, 17
Abbott, 16
Daughter, Mira, born ca 1814, last found in 1870 census next door to brother, Lee, in Twp 55, Range 20.
(Link to parents suggested by Brenda Duggins - and documented in Jackson Family Genealogy by Lyle K. Williams and Yula Faye Williams-Elliott.)
1883 History of Howard and Chariton Counties, pg. 1029:
'Honorable George Jackson, who represented Chariton county in the Legislature for a number of yeas, came to this State from Kentucky in an early day and made his home first in Howard county. In 1828, while a resident of that county, he was married to Miss Cushi Hancock at Cooper's Fort in Cooper county. Ten years afterwards, selling his farm in Howard county, he came to what is now Mendon township in Chariton county and here lived until his death, which occurred in about 1854.'
1850 Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri census:
George Jackson, 60
Myra, 34
John, 28
Cura (Cuzzie), 24
Francis, 21
Lee, 19
Ann, 17
Abbott, 16
Daughter, Mira, born ca 1814, last found in 1870 census next door to brother, Lee, in Twp 55, Range 20.
(Link to parents suggested by Brenda Duggins - and documented in Jackson Family Genealogy by Lyle K. Williams and Yula Faye Williams-Elliott.)
Burial here likely but not documented.
1883 History of Howard and Chariton Counties, pg. 1029:
'Honorable George Jackson, who represented Chariton county in the Legislature for a number of yeas, came to this State from Kentucky in an early day and made his home first in Howard county. In 1828, while a resident of that county, he was married to Miss Cushi Hancock at Cooper's Fort in Cooper county. Ten years afterwards, selling his farm in Howard county, he came to what is now Mendon township in Chariton county and here lived until his death, which occurred in about 1854.'
1850 Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri census:
George Jackson, 60
Myra, 34
John, 28
Cura (Cuzzie), 24
Francis, 21
Lee, 19
Ann, 17
Abbott, 16
Daughter, Mira, born ca 1814, last found in 1870 census next door to brother, Lee, in Twp 55, Range 20.
(Link to parents suggested by Brenda Duggins - and documented in Jackson Family Genealogy by Lyle K. Williams and Yula Faye Williams-Elliott.)
1883 History of Howard and Chariton Counties, pg. 1029:
'Honorable George Jackson, who represented Chariton county in the Legislature for a number of yeas, came to this State from Kentucky in an early day and made his home first in Howard county. In 1828, while a resident of that county, he was married to Miss Cushi Hancock at Cooper's Fort in Cooper county. Ten years afterwards, selling his farm in Howard county, he came to what is now Mendon township in Chariton county and here lived until his death, which occurred in about 1854.'
1850 Brunswick, Chariton, Missouri census:
George Jackson, 60
Myra, 34
John, 28
Cura (Cuzzie), 24
Francis, 21
Lee, 19
Ann, 17
Abbott, 16
Daughter, Mira, born ca 1814, last found in 1870 census next door to brother, Lee, in Twp 55, Range 20.
(Link to parents suggested by Brenda Duggins - and documented in Jackson Family Genealogy by Lyle K. Williams and Yula Faye Williams-Elliott.)
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