Family Group Sheet
NameSeward Leslie JACKSON
Birth1790, Woodbury, Gloucester Co, NJ [1010]
Moveabt 1818, Montgomery Co, OH
Census18 Jul 1850, Washington Twp, Montgomery Co, OH
Census17 Jun 1860, Washington Twp, Montgomery Co, OH
DeathAug 1867, Centerville, Montgomery, OH [1010]
BurialRehoboth Cemetery
FatherThomas Jackson (1726-)
MotherMary Ann Cheseman (1746-1843)
Marriage23 Feb 1826, Warren Co, OH [45]
SpouseElizabeth Roberts
Birth11 Jan 1794, Somers Point, NJ [1010]
DeathSep 1867, Centerville, Montgomery, OH [1010]
BurialRehoboth Cemetary [1010]
FatherJohn Roberts (1767-1850)
MotherEsther Somers (1770-1846)
Children
1 FHarriet Jackson
Birthabt 1827, Montgomery Co, OH [1010]
SpouseGeorge Winner
SpouseJohn H. BURNHAM
Marriage15 Feb 1848, Montgomery Co, OH [88], [310, License: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XD2X-DMP Affidavit: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XD2X-S2G]
4 FSarah Jackson (Died young)
Deathabt 1842, Centerville, Montgomery, OH [1010]
SpouseAmelia Jane Thompson
Marriage11 Nov 1856, Monroe, Butler, OH [1010]
6 FRebecca Jackson
Birthabt 1838, Centerville, Montgomery, OH [1010]
Notes for Seward Leslie JACKSON
Moved to Ohio c. 1816. Lived in Pickaway Co (Circleville) until 1818 when they moved to Centerville, Monty Co. Lived there for 48 years. In 1867 The farm was sold and the family moved to Macon, MO.
Burials is probably at the Methodist Cemetery: “The members of this church first met in 1809 in the home of Henry Opdyke on the Alexandersville-Bellbrook Pike near the Greene County line. In 1816, the members built a small brick church in front of the cemetery that faced State Route 48. The church was abandoned and torn down many years ago when the congregation joined with the United Methodist Church of Centerville. The cemetery contains 51 known graves dated between 1821 and 1879.” (http://www.washingtontwp.org/cem/)
Burials is probably at the Methodist Cemetery: “The members of this church first met in 1809 in the home of Henry Opdyke on the Alexandersville-Bellbrook Pike near the Greene County line. In 1816, the members built a small brick church in front of the cemetery that faced State Route 48. The church was abandoned and torn down many years ago when the congregation joined with the United Methodist Church of Centerville. The cemetery contains 51 known graves dated between 1821 and 1879.” (http://www.washingtontwp.org/cem/)
Census notes for Seward Leslie JACKSON
1830 Montgomery Co, OH: Seward listed, haven’t looked up (7/14/95)
1840 Montgomery Co, OH: Sewart Jackson (Janet on Ancestry) 1m 5-10 [Malie], 1m 10-15 [?], 1m 40-50 [Seward], 1f u5 [Rebecca], 2f 10-15 [Harriet, Hannah], 1f 40-50 [Elizabeth], 1f 50-60 [?], 1f 90-100 (”93” written above) [Seward’s mother] (Washington Twp, p. 414)
1850 Montgomery Co, OH: Steven Jackson 50 NJ [Farmer $3600 RE]; Elizabeth 55 NJ; Marley 16 OH. Harriet Whimmer (daughter) 23, Joseph 5, Mary 2, Phillip 6mo. (Washington Twp 7/18/1850 p. 5) (9/9/00)
1860 Montgomery Co, OH: Stewart Jackson 67 NJ [Farmer $12480/2000]; Elizabeth 67 NJ. Harriet Winer 33 [dau], Joseph 16, Margaret A. 12. (Washington Twp. 6/17/1860 p. 114) (9/9/00)
1840 Montgomery Co, OH: Sewart Jackson (Janet on Ancestry) 1m 5-10 [Malie], 1m 10-15 [?], 1m 40-50 [Seward], 1f u5 [Rebecca], 2f 10-15 [Harriet, Hannah], 1f 40-50 [Elizabeth], 1f 50-60 [?], 1f 90-100 (”93” written above) [Seward’s mother] (Washington Twp, p. 414)
1850 Montgomery Co, OH: Steven Jackson 50 NJ [Farmer $3600 RE]; Elizabeth 55 NJ; Marley 16 OH. Harriet Whimmer (daughter) 23, Joseph 5, Mary 2, Phillip 6mo. (Washington Twp 7/18/1850 p. 5) (9/9/00)
1860 Montgomery Co, OH: Stewart Jackson 67 NJ [Farmer $12480/2000]; Elizabeth 67 NJ. Harriet Winer 33 [dau], Joseph 16, Margaret A. 12. (Washington Twp. 6/17/1860 p. 114) (9/9/00)
