The Spiritwalk Library Project Gutenberg Jackman, William James, 1850 James, George Wharton, 1858-1923 James, Henry,1843-1916 James, William Dobein, 1764-1838 James, William, 1842-1910 http://www.spiritwalk.org/gutenberg.htm
1850 Census - East Pike Run Township John A. 6 PA 183 310 115 CHESTER Jackman 4 PA 184 310 115 CHESTER James H . 38 PA 582 330 196 Jackman Martha A. 5 PA 583 330 196 Jackman William H. 3 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pamonval/townships/files/50epra.htm
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Extractions: (E - M) Husband Address Wife Address Date of Marriage Witnesses Erroll Richard Plymouth Morris Mary Ferryland May 25, 1854 William Butler Anastasia Butler Evans William Renews Kenwitch Mary Not Stated May 2, 1855 George Langman Eliza Kenwitch Evans Joseph Oporto, Portugal Gallaher Anne Bay Bulls January 11, 1861 James Cassidy Margaret Gallaher Evoy John Caplin Bay Poor Catherine Not Stated James Walsh Richard Berrigan Farrell Michael Clonenor Parish, Queens County Delahunty Joanna Bricaus-by-South January 10, 1811* entered twice, see February 10, 1811 James Farrell Catherine Farrell Farrell Michael Queens County, Ireland
Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - Jackman-Judd Jackman, James,to Sally Vigle. May 16, 1848. Yiarried by BW Graves. 137. Jackman, William to E. Jane Coffey. October 17, 1839. http://members.tripod.com/~flanaganfamily/marr_j.html
Extractions: I originally compiled this data during 1984-1985 from the original documents in the Russell Co., KY Courthouse. The contents were transcribed onto index cards, which were transcribed into typewritten form in 1985. The Web version consists of files scanned from the typed document. While I am proofreading this material and comparing it to the typed version as I make it available on the Web, it is subject to error at the time of transcription, typing, and scanning. I apologize for any errors in transcription and will correct any if proper documentation is provided (i.e., photocopies of the records); I will also be glad to consider adding pertinent notes. The format is as follows: Brown, Berryman (Benjamin) G. to Sarah E. Downey. December 20, 1855. Married by Wm. W. Bernard, M.G., at John Downey, Sr.'s. Bond: Dec. 19, 1855, James S. Bernard and Sherrod W. Downey as sureties. Witnesses: Sherrod Downey, Dick Wilson, John Downey, Sr. 2-95,96. The groom in this example is Berryman G. Brown. The bride is Sarah E. Downey. The marriage was on Dec. 20, 1855. The marriage was performed by Wm. W. Bernard at John Downey's. The bond was date Dec. 19, 1855 with James S. Bernard and Sherrod W. Downey as the sureties. The witnesses were Sherrod Downey, Dick Wilson, and John Downey, Sr. The documents are in Book 2, pages 95-96 in the Russell County Courthouse.
Russell Co., KY Marriages, 1826-1865 - Gaar-Guy Grider, James to Elizebeth M. Leech. October 16, 1850. Grider, RC to RebeccaJane Jackman. December 2, 1861. Married by William Carnes, JPRC, http://members.tripod.com/~flanaganfamily/marr_g.htm
Extractions: I originally compiled this data during 1984-1985 from the original documents in the Russell Co., KY Courthouse. The contents were transcribed onto index cards, which were transcribed into typewritten form in 1985. The Web version consists of files scanned from the typed document. While I am proofreading this material and comparing it to the typed version as I make it available on the Web, it is subject to error at the time of transcription, typing, and scanning. I apologize for any errors in transcription and will correct any if proper documentation is provided (i.e., photocopies of the records); I will also be glad to consider adding pertinent notes. The format is as follows: Brown, Berryman (Benjamin) G. to Sarah E. Downey. December 20, 1855. Married by Wm. W. Bernard, M.G., at John Downey, Sr.'s. Bond: Dec. 19, 1855, James S. Bernard and Sherrod W. Downey as sureties. Witnesses: Sherrod Downey, Dick Wilson, John Downey, Sr. 2-95,96. The groom in this example is Berryman G. Brown. The bride is Sarah E. Downey. The marriage was on Dec. 20, 1855. The marriage was performed by Wm. W. Bernard at John Downey's. The bond was date Dec. 19, 1855 with James S. Bernard and Sherrod W. Downey as the sureties. The witnesses were Sherrod Downey, Dick Wilson, and John Downey, Sr. The documents are in Book 2, pages 95-96 in the Russell County Courthouse.
Queries "NEW" Children Rodah, Eunice Amos, William, James Jr., Emeline, Franklin, ElizabethRebecca, Jackman John Jackman arrived in the Perth, ON, area from Co. http://globalgenealogy.com/LCGS/folder/lcgsnewt.htm
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Queries "I & J" Jackman John Jackman arrived in the Perth, ON, area from Co. 1846 Ann BROWN,probably moved to US Also death of William James, b. ca. 1817, m. http://globalgenealogy.com/LCGS/folder/lcgsitab.htm
Bio Of Sylvanus Pipes And The Missouri Migration The fourth fact is the family connection between James Pipes, William Pipes 01/14/1819 Porter Jackman. 17 James Pipes b. abt 1786 in Ky. m Sarah Pipes http://www.pipesfamily.com/sylvanus.htm
Extractions: Last updated 06/23/02 RJ Pipes Made several correction to grammar and punctuation. Corrected broken links at bottom of page. The Missouri Pipes Family William Pipes, oldest son of Sylvanus Pipes, appears to be the first of the family to move into the Missouri country from Kentucky. Howard County was the destination for William and his wife Sarah and they raised crops and children with great success as Sarah bore at least 7 offspring between 1810 and 1817. Family legend says that William and Sarah were cousins and this was the first clue that piqued our curiosity about this family and the ancestry of their progenitor, Sylvanus. The Pipes family in Missouri is fairly well documented in the years after 1810 as William's brothers George and James and their father Sylvanus joined them from Kentucky. Many other Pipes family members moved here from Kentucky in the years from 1817 until after the Civil War, including some of the grandsons of John Pipes Jr. To start at the beginning however, we need to attempt an answer to the question of the heritage of Sylvanus Pipes. Sylvanus has been said to be the son of John Pipes Jr. by his first wife Jemima Harriman. After looking at the facts (if anything in genealogy can be said to be factual), we have several indicators that suggest that Sylvanus was in fact a son of John Pipes Sr. and Susannah Hathaway, making him a brother to John Jr. I first noticed the question of his heritage when trying to determine his age. Although we do not have a will or a grave marker at this point, we can determine his age by approximation and by looking at some of the dates associated with other documents such as the ages of his children and census records, marriage bonds, etc. He did not seem to be of the correct age to have been a son of John jr. and Jemima because they were married about 1760.
Bennettsbridge Cemetery - County Kilkenny, Ireland Jackman, William, d. 18 Jun 1999, age 90yr, bro/o Patrick, AR Lannen, Andrew, d . Walsh, James, d. 24 Sep 1983, age 64yr, Bennettsbridge, AR http://www.interment.net/data/ireland/kilkenny/ben_bridge/
Extractions: Bennettsbridge, County Kilkenny, Ireland Take the R 700 road from Kilkenny to Thomastown. The cemetery is beside the Catholic Church in the village of Bennettsbridge. This is not a complete listing of burials! The records below were provided by contributors to Cemetery Records Online. Total records = 135. Contributor's Index: Alyward, Edward, d. 25 Mar 1954, h/o Mary, Bennettsbridge, Erected by his daughter Margaret Wall (Alyward), [AR]
Webster Co, Iowa Jackman, William d. 1/14/1894 age 57y Corpus Christi James Bass was marriedat Boone, Iowa on March 1 to Mrs. Anna Butler of http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/webstercorecs.htm
Project Gutenberg: INDEX OF AUTHORS Jackman, William James, 1850 Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1830-1885 Jaloux, Edmond,1878-1949 James, GPR (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 http://worldebooklibrary.com/ProjectGuternberg.htm
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Family Trees HOUSTON, James et al XRef. BROWN, William et al et al Casimir et al DEVINE, Charles VANETTA, William Henry et al X-Ref. Jackman, Philip Sr. et al http://www.fortlangley.ca/langley/trees.html
Extractions: PLEASE NOTE: "et al" translates roughly into "and everybody else connected with". The "[ ]" indicates the couple did marry either by the customs of the country or in the church but the date is unknown. "X-Ref." means "Cross Reference" "N.M." means "Never Married" If you see any errors, or can provide names and or dates, please let us know (it won't hurt our feelings one little bit honest). SURNAMES ALLARD APNAUT BAKER BEST ... YEOMAN ALLARD, Ovid et al
Ja - New General Catalog Of Old Books & Authors 1910 Wilbur Samuel Jackman (M 1855 1907) Prof, William T Jackman {CA} William James (M 1850 - ?) Commercial Law And Legal Forms (wTH RUSSELL) http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/ngcoba/ja.htm
Extractions: Follow these links for explanations of the of this catalog, its condition of use , the dates , the general abbreviations , the language abbreviations , the nationality abbreviations electronic library codes used, and for advice on buying or borrowing selling or valuing old books. If you have any corrections, additions or other suggestions, please send them to webmaster@kingkong.demon.co.uk CR AWFORD) Lady, JACK (see: Sarah McCune LA NG) JACK, the Connaught Ranger (see: John J HY NES) Col, JACK (ps) (M: ? - ?) Life And Singular Adventures Of The Three Jacks Of Rosemary Lane [1801] Annie L JACK, nee nee ?)Huth JACKSON (F: ? - ?) A Victorian Childhood [1932] Archibald JACKSON, aka Archie JACKSON (M: 1922 Jul 14 - 2003 Jan 15) Barbara Mary JACKSON, (life) Baroness JACKSON Of LODSWORTH of Lodsworth, nee nee nee TU nee LE nee Mercy Philbrick's Choice [1876] Nelly's Silver Mine [1877] A Century Of Dishonor [1881] ,N Ramona [1884] A L Glimpses Of California And The Missions [1883/1902] Bits Of Travel At Home [1891] Bits About Home Matters [?]
Index Jackman, William James (1850 ). Flying Machines Construction and Operation.Jackson, Helen Maria Hunt (1830-1885) Ramona. James, George Wharton (1858-1923 http://www.eshu.cn/en3k/titles/index-j.htm
Doyle's Jefferson Co. Township Descriptions: Island Creek William Jackman, Jacob Cable, Richard Lee, James Ball, William Jackson, During this time James Torrance, Benjamin Coe, Henry Shane, William Winters, http://www.garlock-elliott.org/places/doyle_twp/02island.html
Extractions: Transcribed from The History of Steubenville and Jefferson County Ohio. Joseph B. Doyle. Richmond-Arnold Publishing Company, Chicago, Ill. 1910 Reproduced in 1992 by Closson Press, Apollo, PA under sponsorship of the Jefferson County Historical Society Museum and Genealogical Library, Steubenville, OH Island Creek Township The first election for township officers was held at the residence of Daniel Viers, but there is no record of the same. Flour and saw mills were numerous in early days, of which an account is already given. Pleasant Hill congregation, in Section 9, was organized on March 27, 1866, with twenty-four members. John Morrison, John M. Robertson and Beatty McFarland were elected trustees; John C. Robertson, treasurer, and Thomas Sanders, secretary. A good brick church was erected in 1876, Hiram Cope, the contractor, and Thomas Frith, of Steubenville, doing the stone work. The pastors have been the following: R. H. Van Pelt, beginning in 1868; J. F. Boyd, in 1870; Robert Herron, in 1876; J. C. McCracken, in 1878; S. C. Faris, in 1885; J. P. Leyenberger, in 1893; T. W. Hine, 1904. Mr. Sanders is still clerk. The present ruling elders are C. R. Shane, D. S. Carr; deacons, Thomas Sanders, John M. Robertson; members, forty-three.
Census Records Index For Canadice, Ontario County, NY, 1850 Brown Canadice 1850 144 110 William Brown Canadice 1850 143 78 James Bullock Canadice 1850 143 36 Abner Jackman Canadice 1850 133 36 Albert Jackman http://www.raims.com/canadice50.html
The Gloucester Daily Times 1850. Daniel Adams. Augustus Anderson. Peter Anderson. John James Barrett.Benjamin H. Brown William Hayden. Henry Holley. Samuel Jackman. John King http://www.ecnnews.com/storm/lost1.htm
Extractions: In memory of the fishermen of Gloucester who have gone to sea in pursuit of their livelihood, the Fishermen's Memorial Committee will dedicate this summer ten bronze plaques, to be placed in front of the Gloucester Fishermen's Statue. The monument will have names of fishermen who set sail from Gloucester and never returned home. More than a tribute to an industry and the lives of its men and women, the monument will fill a special need for commercial fishing families. In many instances, those who are lost at sea simply vanish, leaving their loved ones without a word or a trace. The construction of this monument will provide for their memory a residence, a site for family and friends to visit, to reflect and to heal. Names of lost fishermen have been researched by a team of dedicated archivists and historians to make the memorial as complete as possible. That committee now seeks the community's aid in finding any omissions or corrections. Please contact the committee by April 10 if you can provide documentation in its quest for accuracy. The committee can be reached weekdays between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon in person at the City Hall Archives office. It can also be reached by mail at:
