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Spouse: Eliza MARKLAND. James ISENHOUR and Eliza MARKLAND were married on Jan 15, 1874 in IN-Marion County.1371 Children were: Wilber Hollis ISENHOUR, Walter James ISENHOUR, Bertram ISENHOUR, Guy ISENHOUR, Cleveland ISENHOUR, Arbie ISENHOUR, Jonathan ISENHOUR, Living.
Jonathan ISENHOUR4 was born on Jun 28, 1890. He died on Dec 23, 1959. Not sure death month/day is correct. Same as his brother Arbie's (12/23). Parents: James ISENHOUR and Eliza MARKLAND.
Spouse: Living.
Living was born in 1903. Parents: Bertram ISENHOUR and Elva KENNEY.
Walter James ISENHOUR4 was born on Jul 21, 1876. He died in Jul 1907. Parents: James ISENHOUR and Eliza MARKLAND.
Wilber Hollis ISENHOUR4 was born on Nov 26, 1874. He died on Sep 16, 1933. Parents: James ISENHOUR and Eliza MARKLAND.
Spouse: Living. Wilber Hollis ISENHOUR and Cora FRAZIER were married on Sep 1, 1901.
Wendy ISHAM was born. She died. She was christened. She was buried.
Spouse: Ronnie Earl COX. Ronnie Earl COX and Wendy ISHAM were married on Apr 2, 1971 in Comanche, Comanche, Texas. Children were: Misty Michelle COX.
Mark Jeffrey ISOM was born Private.204 He was buried Private.204
Spouse: Sandra Jo WEISHAAR. Mark Jeffrey ISOM and Sandra Jo WEISHAAR were married Private.204 They were divorced Private.204 Children were: Nathan ISOM.
Nathan ISOM was born Private.204 He was buried Private.204 Parents: Mark Jeffrey ISOM and Sandra Jo WEISHAAR.
Living.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married in 1993 in Prarie Grove, Washington, Arkansas, United States. Children were: Living, Living.
Living was born.136
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.136 Children were: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Lillie Georgia GARRETT. REFN2250Children were: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Henry Orson DAVIS.
Living was born in 1952.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.
Living was born in 1988. Parents: Living and Living.
Daniel , Cole J died WFT Est. 1874-1916.50 He was born on May 5, 1824.50 His Father gave him 125 acres of land when he married at the age of 25. This was good land in the valley. He immediatly began farming, adding to his land, until at the death of his father he owned 1500 acres of the richest land in the State. His father died when Dan was 45. Was an acknowledged leader in the social and religious society in which he and his wife moved. He had a very limited formal education as was basically a self taught man. He collected a substantual library. He was first a Whig then a Republican. He was in the foremost ranks in the early formation of the Republican party, and took the stump for John C. Fremont. An attempt to assassinate him was made by the K.G.C. because of his strong uncompromising support of the Union. Parents: William W. COLE and Ellen SAMUEL.
Spouse: Mary SMITH. Daniel , Cole J and Mary SMITH were married on Mar 21, 1849.50 Children were: Barbara A. L. COLE.
Spouse: Hanna E. MONROE. Daniel , Cole J and Hanna E. MONROE were married on Oct 22, 1865.50 Children were: Mary E COLE, Loyal Lincoln COLE, Hanna E COLE, Daniel N. COLE, Ida Gabrielle COLE.
Eliza J.711 was born in 1824 in Bath Co., KY. She was born about 1825. She died in 1914. She was buried in Eden's Chapel, Fleming Co., KY.
Spouse: William Thornton CRAIN. Children were: Isabella CRAIN, Sarah CRAIN, Zach CRAIN, Julia Alice CRAIN.
Mary J. was born WFT Est. 1850-1870.61 She died WFT Est. 1871-1954.61
Spouse: Houston S. SPECK. Houston S. SPECK and Mary J. were married WFT Est. 1871-1904.61
Milly J.2 was born in Mar 1852 in Tennessee.
Spouse: James Polk WEST. Children were: William WEST, James Andrew WEST.
Living.
Spouse: Tennessee FANTURE.
Rebeca (Catherine Briant) ? JACK389,915 was born WFT Est. 1746-1772.69 She died WFT Est. 1801-1861.69 She died in Overton Co. Tennessee ?. CHEROKEE
JACK OR JOCK (CATHERINE BRIANT)
Born: CA 1767 in South Carolina, Tenn., Georgia Area
Parents: unknown - Cherokee Indians
Married: Indian wife of Stephen Mayfield.
Children Married to Born Died
James Nancy Gore(Ogletree) CA 1785 after 1837 Elisha Nelly (?) 10-10-1792 before 1830?
Rachel Pleasant Ogletree 1796 before 1860
Stephen, Jr. 1)Mary Ann (Gipson ?) 1797 1864
2)Mrs. Nancy Griffin Walker
Catherine Nicholas Gunnels 1798 Francis (Frankey) Armsted Walker 1799
Died: unknown - probably about 1800
Buried: place unknown - probably in the area where the Cherokees lived where South Carolina, Tenn. & Georgia come together.
One descendent of Rachel’s shows her name as Rebeca Jack.
Stephen, Jr. shows on the census records that he was born in Tenn. The girls show various places, mostly Virginia, probably because their father was born in Virginia.
Stephen Mayfield apparently was married to Bridgett Gilmore but maintained an Indian wife at the same time. This was not an uncommon practice in those days. In this area where South Carolina, Tenn. & GA come together is where the Cherokee Indians lived about this time and is shown on the 1785 S.C. maps as "Indian Territory' Stephen was a Loyalist and had gone to Florida after the Rev. War in fear of his life, his family is believed to have- stayed in S. C. After about two years there, he came back and lived among the Cherokee Indians. The Indians would not trade with a white man unless he made an alliance with them and one way to make an alliance was to take an Indian wife. Some took Indian wives in order to be able to trade, furs, etc. for provisions. It was probably a day or two journey from where his family lived in Chester County.
It must be remembered that the Indian woman was doing nothing wrong according, to her culture. To her, a marriage was a man and woman sharing each other's life and her arrangement did not have the stigma of the white man's culture.
Stephen Mayfield was hauled into court on May 10, 1790, in Pendleton County, S.C. He and three other men posted bond of one hundred pounds to ensure that the infant bastard child by Catherine Briant would not be burdensome or charitable to the county. Catherine Briant may be the Indian wife of Stephen and this is her English name. Most Indians at that time took English names, especially those who spun linen cloth which the traders picked up on their routes. The bond is for infant child which could be up to 21; the word infant in common law meant anyone under 21.
The child in this Pendleton County document is not named, but is believed to be James, who was probably from 3 to 5 years old. The other children by the Indian wife are believed to be Elisha, born Oct 10, 1792, and Rachel, born in 1796, Catherine b. 1798, and Frances b. 1799 may also be her children. Since he had posted bond once that is probably the reason he was not called into court again. The child is not named in the 1790 document and the bond could probably be provoked on each or all of the children.
There is a question as to which of Stephen's children were the children of the Indian wife. Since the descendants of James have always insisted they were part Indian, it is believed James was the oldest and probably the one mentioned in the Pendleton County document. Elisha’s date of birth is shown in Luke's Bible which indicated he is a half-brother. Rachel’s descendants filed a claim for Indian Lands, claim #40490 of Elvie A. Christian, a granddaughter, in which she indicated that Rachael was a daughter of Stephen and his Indian wife, whose Indian name was jock (Jack). If Catherine is one of Stephen's children she is believed to have taken the name of her mother. A long time researcher in Overton County, Helen Qualls, said the information handed down in Overton County was that all the children that lived in the area were by the Indian wife except one. Mary (Marian) was born to Bridgett after they moved to Overton County and the older children never lived in the area. Stephen did not mention any of his half-breed children in his will.
Stephen left this area of S.C. possibly before 1797 for Stephen, Jr. shows on 1850 and 1860 census that he was born in Tenn. He may have lived in the area of Jefferson/Washington County, Tenn. until late 1799, he would have been 100 to 110 miles (2 to 3 days journey-on a straight line) from where his Indian wife lived and could have still visited her. Even after he moved to Overton County, Tenn. he would have been about 175 miles away.
In the claim by Rachel’s granddaughter, she states "Stephen stole Rachel away from her mother." The person making this statement did not understand the Cherokee culture for the Cherokee woman was raised to believe that she had no rights to the children, and that the children belonged to the father, even though it was her responsibility to train the children. If a Cherokee father died, it was the responsibility of the mothers brothers to take care of them. Even in cases where Cherokee men left their woman, he took the children. If she was not dead, Catherine or jock may have believed that Stephen could do more for her children since he was a white man. It is not known when Stephen took the children, whether he took them one at a time or took them all at once. He may not have taken them until he was settled in Tenn. with Bridget.
Catherine probably lived on the property shown in Stephen's name in Anderson County (previously in Pendleton Co.). One speculates what Bridgett's reaction was to all this, but in those days a woman hardly ever left a man. One can only speculate as to when she knew of the Indian woman or when she first found out about her. She would definitely have known when he brought these half-breeds home to raise. There were a number of other well-known families where the man had the same kind of arrangements.
Cherokee Indian women wove some of the most beautiful cloth known in that time; it was called 'homespun.' The cloth was exported to England and was highly in demand. It was still being shipped during the Civil War and was the reason for the British to run the Southern blockade. In most cases, the cloth was woven by the woman where she lived and was purchased and picked up by the buyer.
The Cherokee Indians were very beautiful people, not like the Southwest Indians which we are prone to think of when we hear the word "Indian."
This information is compiled by J. Hoyle Mayfield and includes a lot of speculation and conclusions. Conversations with Afton Reintjes, a professional genealogist, and one who has lectured on Indian Genealogy as well as having been involved with extensive Indian research, has influenced many of these decisions. Further research is needed to try to prove if Catherine Briant was the Indian wife and other aspects of this write-up.
He second common-law married JACK CATHERINE Briant*, i POS, AN INDIAN,
MARR. Born in 1767 in S.C. FULL-BLOOD CHEROKEE. CATHERINE TOOK STEPHEN TO
COURT 10 MAY 1790, AND HE WAS ORDERED TO PAY 5 POUNDS STERLING FINE, AND
10 POUNDS STERLING PROCLAMATION MONEY. AND SUFFICIENTLY AND CAREFULLY
PROVIDE FOR HIS INFANT BASTERD CHILD. TILL THE CHILD ATTAIN 10 YEARS. HE
LATTER HAD 5 MORE CHILDREN BY HER.
This last bit of information is from e-mail by Dale Davidson.
Spouse: Stephen MAYFIELD. Stephen
MAYFIELD and Rebeca (Catherine Briant) ? JACK were married in 1784 in VA.
INFORMATION ON HIS CHILDREN
Luke - (from Bible Records published in Georgia Genealogical Quarterly, Vol 74
in 1979) born in Camden Dist. S. C. , Married Delila Gore, daughter of Eleazar
& Eliz. Gore. on May 10, 1798 and had 13 children: Ennis (1799) ; Manning
(1800) ; Polly (1802) ; Frances (1804) - Sinthy (1805) Malinda (1807) ; Stephen
Gore (1809) ; Lucinda (1811) ; Artissima (1812) Geo. Wash. (1814) ; Monroe (1815)
; Thos. (1817) ; & Caroline (1818) . He was living in Georgia (obtained a
lot in Wilkinson Co. GA in 1806) for a while, moved to Jackson Co., Tenn. where
he is shown on 1820 census then moved to Illinois about 1828.
John is listed on 1820 Overton County census (pg. 247A) with wife & son (10-16)
and 2 daughters (under 10) . He married Mary Livingston 13 Aug. 1813 in Overton
County Tem. and he died 11 Dec. 1826 in Overton County. Mary Mayfield is on
1830 census; she did not remarry. The two daughters are:
Parmelia b. ca 1818, @ ca 1835 to John Alston Winningham, d. ca 1870. She is
on the Overton Co. 1850 census (pg. 12) with children, John 12 & Adam 11.
Susannah b. 1820 m. Henry Brandford Winningham. They are on the 1850 census
in Overton Co. with children: Emaline 14; Sibly 12; Hardin 8; John 6; Washington
4; and Caroline 2/12. Living with them is Polly (Mary) age 52, her mother.
Alexander Mayfield, on 1830 Jackson County Tenn. census may have been his son.
Because of his age Mary would not be his mother. An Alexander Mayfield died
in McDonough Co. Ill in 1835 and is believed to be the same Alexander,- he owned
land near Macomb, ILL was John Mayfield. His two children are living with John
Mayfield, my ancestor, on the 1840 census in McDnough Co., Ill.
John sold land in 1821 on the waters of the Roaring River, near that of Stephen.
James - see separate page.
Elisha is listed in Luke' s Bible Records and it states he is a half brother
and was believed to have moved to Texas. He is not on the only Texas census
index of 1850. One source said he moved back but evidently not to Overton County.
It is odd that Luke would list Elisha and not any of the other half-brothers
and sisters, it may be that Luke was closer to Elisha than any of the others.
The Nelly Mayfield listed on 1820 census next to Luke may be his widow; at any
rate, Elisha seems to disappear completely. Nellie is shown in the 1820 census
with three males under 10; this may be the Mayfield' s around Brown and Adams
Counties, ILL. They may have gone to Ill. at the same time Luke and his family
did.
Rachael married Pleasant Ogletree and had several children. She is on the 1820
census in Overton Co., TN. 1--l-; 41-1, pg. 254. She shows on the 1850 census
that she was born in Va., but if she was taken from her mother as a child, she
probably didn't know where she was born - just that her father was from Virginia.
Children were 3 daughters (names unknown); Serena (Sena) b. ca 1818; Reason
(Reese) b. Sept. 14, 1820 m. Ingobar Masters; William; Malissa (m. William Gunnels);
Lettie b. ca 1825; John A. b. 1827; Dulcie b. ca 1830; Rosco b. ca 1833; and
Burrel b. ca 1835. Dulcie had an illegitimate child by her cousin John Mayfield
the son of Stephen, Jr. ; he was born 1849 and went by the name of Thomas B.
Ogletree (per application he made for Eastern Cherokee lands) . Dulcie had a
2nd illegitimate son by John Mayfield, William Campbell Ogletree. Sena had an
illegitimate daughter Victoria Ogletree. There is a claim No. 40490 of Elvie
A. Christian, a granddaughter of Rachael Ogletree, for Indian Lands in which
she claims Stephen Mayfield' s wife was an Eastern Cherokee woman whose Indian
name was Jack.
Stephen (Jr) was born in 1797 and was married twice. His first wife was 14ary
Ann (Gipson ?). He is on 1820 Overton Co. census, pg. 255, 1--l--; 1--l. He
is shown on 1830 Overton County census with two sons (one under 10 - John b.
1823) (one over 10 - William listed in his grandfather's will b. 1817 ?) and
one daughter born before 1820. She is believed to be Ann the wife of O. H. P.
Harris (Oliver Harris) . They are shown on the 1850 Overton County census ' pg.
5, with children: Maryann 11; Julianna 7; Joseph 5 & William 2. Ann Harris
is shown on the 1860 census in Overton Co., age 41. Stephen & Mary evidently
were divorced; Mary did
not remarry. She is shown on 1850 census of Overton County, living with her
is son John. She is also listed in Overton Co. in 1860 with son John and his
wife Lucinda (it appears he may have married his step-sister Lucinda Walker)
& 3 sons, Stephen (5 born in MO), William (3 born in Ark), & John (4/12
born in Term.) . Can find no trace of William unless he is the William Harrison
Mayfield on the 1860 Jackson County, TN. census, he had previously lived in Ky.
Stephen's second wife was Mrs. Nancy Griffin Walker. She had 3 children listed
on the 1850 census in Newton County Mo. ; Jordon, Jackson & Lucinda. Stephen
& Nancy had Sarah (Barker) b. 1845 in @10, & Stephen b. 1848 d. Aug.
7, 1926 in Milan Co. Texas s. Stephen & Nancy are buried at the Baynham Cemetery
west of Diamond, Mo. (Newton County), the same cemetery where George Washington
Carver is buried. Stephen died in 1864, killed by bushwackers as he sat on his
front porch. Stephen, Jr. inherited his father I s land (per Stephen Sr. will)
. The description was 'on the waters of Roaring River on the road from Sparta
to Monroe. I He is involved in a lot of land transactions in the mid 1830's
to 1840 in Overton County.
Catherine, the wife of Nicholas Gunnels, is believed also to be a daughter of
Stephen Mayfield's as one daughter is reported to have married a Gunnels. They
had several children. She, like Rachel, shows on the 1850 census that she was
born in Va. However, Rachael I s daughter Melissa married Wm.,- Gunnels and
this may be the Gunnels' relationship; of course in those days they could also
have married cousins. Note: Per Pendleton Co. S.C. court record of May 10, 1790,
Stephen Mayfield had to post bond to insure that his bastard child by Catherine
Briant will not become a ward of the court. It has been conjectured that Catherine
Briant is the English name of the Cherokee Indian that he had as a wife.
Frances (Franky) is listed on the 1820 census as Franky Mayfield with a daughter
(under 10) . There is a petition for divorce by Armsted Walker from Franky Walker
in the court session of Sept. 1820. He claims she committed adultery. She does
not appear on the 1830 Overton County census. Her daughter is believed to be
Eliza A. Andrews on 1860 census in Overton Co., TN., with her husband Henry Andrews.
Thomas Bailey) Ogletree (illegitamate son of John Mayfield) is living in household
with her, reportedly a relative. In 1834, Frankey was deeded 80 acres of land
from Jonathan Mayfield (believed to be John the son of James & Nancy)--the
same land that Ambrose Gore had deeded to Nancy Mayfield in 1828. In 1835, she
sold the land and is shown as Frankey Mayfield alis Frankey Walker. She cannot
be found on the Overton County census after this and it has not been determined
where she may have moved, or if she had died.
Mary (b. 1806 per 1850 census & 1804 per 1860 census) It is believed that
Brigett is her mother for she was born after the family moved to Overton County,
Tenn. She married Josiah Copeland (b 10 Aug. 1799 & d. 9 May 1878). Josiah
built the courthouse in Overton County. He was probably the grandson-of the
first Josiah (born 1734) who is buried in Overton Co. Mary had a daughter before
she was married, but it was believed to be the child of Josiah. Josiah was called
'Little Joel because 'Big Joe" weighed almost 400 lbs. In 1841 (1831 per
History of Overton County, evidently in error), Mary killed Ruth Dougherty with
a knife - her husband' s girl friend. She mounted her horse and went to relatives
in Illinois, with the Ogletree boys (her nephews) helping her cross the river
at Cincinnati. She was brought back (or returned on her own) for trial and pleaded
self-defense. She was convicted of 2nd murder but her case was appealed and
went all the way to the State Supreme Court and they demanded a new trial. AT
the second trial she was acquitted. She and Josiah are reported to have lived
together again afterwards, and are listed on the 1850 Overton County Census on
pg. 48. Their only daughter was named Mahala b. 1 June 1818, d. 20 Sept. 1904,
r% George W. Camack, and they are buried at Cash Cemetery outside Livingston,
TN. Mary & Josiah are buried on Tarheel Mountain (now called Tower Hill)
near Livingston, Tem. There is no inscription on Mary's headstone.
Children were: James MAYFIELD, Rachel MAYFIELD, Elisha MAYFIELD, Stephen
MAYFIELD Jr., Catherine MAYFIELD,
Frances (Frankey) MAYFIELD.
Living.
Spouse: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living.
A. Bert JACKSON died WFT Est. 1880-1969.136 He was born on Oct 19, 1879.136 Parents: Moses H. JACKSON and Esther "Easter" Ann ZACHARY.
Arrie JACKSON was born on Aug 15, 1906.20 She died in 1988.20
Spouse: Joel Hubert BERTRAM. Joel Hubert BERTRAM and Arrie JACKSON were married on Jun 25, 1922.20 Children were: Mattie Frances BERTRAM, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Donald David BERTRAM, Living, Living, Living.
Living was born.136 Parents: John Moses JACKSON and Living.
Living was born in 1929 in Nottingham, England.64,65
Spouse: Harold Albert SEE. Harold Albert SEE and Betty Constance JACKSON were married on Aug 22, 1953.64,65 Children were: Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.
Brenda JACKSON was born Private.289 She was christened Private.289 She was buried Private.289 She was baptized Private.289 She was confirmed Private.289 She received first communion Private.289 Parents: Wilbur "Jack" JACKSON and Martha Janice DRAKE.
Living. Parents: R. C . JACKSON and Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Carrie Eline (Callie) JACKSON288 was born on Feb 20, 1892 in Stanton, Powell, Ky.289 She died on May 9, 1968 in Middletown, Butler, Oh.289 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: BAPL]289 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: ENDL]289 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: SLGC]289 Parents: George Washington JACKSON and Dora KNOX.
Spouse: Robert E. Lee BOLLING. Robert E. Lee BOLLING and Carrie Eline (Callie) JACKSON were married on Dec 11, 1913 in Hamilton, Butler, OH.289 Children were: Robert Lee BOLLING, Eloise BOLLING, Esther Marie BOLLING.
Living. Parents: R. C . JACKSON and Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Charolette Ann JACKSON was born on Jan 25, 1936 in Hermiston, Umatilla Co., Oregon. She died on Jan 15, 1967 in Pendleton, Oregon. Parents: Living and Living.
Spouse: Living. O'BERRY and Charolette Ann JACKSON were married in 1955 in Umatilla Ore.. Children were: Living, Living.
Living was born in 1988 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. Parents: Living and Living.
Living was born in 1987 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas. Parents: Living and Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.
Donald JACKSON78 was born on Oct 27, 1945 in Hermiston, Umatilla Co., Oregon.64,65,80 He died in Sep 1976 in Hermiston, Umatilla Co., Oregon.64,65,80
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Made road Manager. when he was killed in a car wreck. Parents: Living and Living.
Living was born in 1948 in Hopkins, Kentucky.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married in 1948.
Living.
Spouse: Jimmy Calvin TEAGUE. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.
Living was born.136 Parents: John Moses JACKSON and Living.
Spouse: Living. A living couple were married.136 Children were: Living, Living, Living.
George W. JACKSON died WFT Est. 1878-1967.136 He was born on Jul 10, 1877.136 Parents: Moses H. JACKSON and Esther "Easter" Ann ZACHARY.
George Washington JACKSON288 was born on Aug 26, 1866 in Stanton, Powell, Ky.289 He died on Mar 6, 1952 in Excello, Butler, OH.289
Spouse: Dora KNOX. George Washington JACKSON and Dora KNOX were married on Apr 26, 1888.289 Children were: Carrie Eline (Callie) JACKSON.
Ida Lavina JACKSON died WFT Est. 1876-1969.136 She was born on Apr 2, 1875.136 Parents: Moses H. JACKSON and Esther "Easter" Ann ZACHARY.
Isabel JACKSON88 was born WFT Est. 1563-1587. She died in 1609.
Spouse: Robert CAWOOD. Robert CAWOOD and Isabel JACKSON were married on Jun 14, 1601 in Darringtonf, Yorkshire, England. Children were: Simon CAWOOD, Stephen CAWOOD, Ann CAWOOD.
James Calvin JACKSON died WFT Est. 1871-1960.136 He was born on Apr 18, 1870.136 Parents: Moses H. JACKSON and Esther "Easter" Ann ZACHARY.
Living. Parents: Living and Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Living.
Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.
John Moses JACKSON was born on Sep 2, 1873 in Mankato, Kansas.136 He died on Sep 23, 1928 in Walnut Park, Calif.136 Parents: Moses H. JACKSON and Esther "Easter" Ann ZACHARY.
Spouse: Lillian HILL. John Moses JACKSON and Lillian HILL were married WFT Est. 1904-1917 in Fairbury, Neb.136
Spouse: Living. John Moses JACKSON and Ona Blanche HILL were married Private.136 Children were: Living, Living, Living.
Living.
Spouse: Sarah Jane COPELAND. Joseph Azariah JACKSON and Sarah Jane COPELAND were married on Mar 6, 1890 in Missouri.275
