Individual Details

Francis was given the following in the Will of his father, 1738.
Rest of land on upper side of Mayes Branch to my son Francis, 200 acres, plus 1 negro and items

First appearance on Tax list, 1744:
Amelia County, Virginia Tithables 1736 – 1771
William Coleman’s List
Between Flatt Creek and Appomattox River
Francis Jackson
1 tithable

1747
Thomas Tabb’s List
Francis Jackson
1 tithable

1748
Thomas Tabb’s List
Francis Jackson
1 tithable

1749
Thomas Tabb’s List Raleigh Parish Above Flat Creek
Francis Jackson
1 tithable
6 head of cattle

1753
Thomas Tabb’s List
Francis Jackson
2 tithables
John Aplin

1754
Thomas Tabb’s List
Francis Jackson
3 tithables
John Applin, Sam

10 June 1755
Thomas Tabb’s List
Fra. Jackson
3 tithables
John Aplin, Sam

1756
Fra Jackson
3 tithables
John Applin, Sam
Greenhill’s List
Fra Jackson
3 tithables

1757
Greenhill’s List (same list as 1756)
Fra Jackson
3 tithables

Amelia County, Virginia Deeds 1759 - 1765, p.149
Richard Booker, Francis Anderson, Edmund Booker & Stith Hardaway of Amelia, to Thomas Tabb of Amelia, for £150, a certain tract of land of 318 acres on the upper side of Flat Creek in Amelia, the same having been patented to Henry Farley on Aug. 20, 1745. The land is bounded by the lands of William Jackson, Sr., William Farley, Sr., William Farley, Jr., Simon Clement, Francis Jackson and John Thorp. Signed Fras. Anderson, Edmd Booker, Stith Hardaway
Wit. Henry Powell, Joseph Mayo, Jeremiah Bowles. Recorded Feb. 28, 1760
p.315
May 30, 1760. John Burton and Sarah, his wife of Raleigh Parish in Amelia, to Nicholas Hudson of same, for £100, a certain tract if land of 428 acres in Amelia on the upper side of Flat Creek bounded by Neale’s Branch, Horsepen Branch
Signed: John Burton, Sarah (her mark) Burton
Wit: Edmd Booker, Francis Jackson, John (B his mark) Brown
Recorded Sept. 25, 1760
p.391
Jan. 5, 1761 Joseph Jackson of Chesterfield County, to William Jackson of Amelia, for £100, a certain tract of land of 177 acres in Amelia on the upper side of Flat Creek, which is part of the 354 acre tract of land whereon the said William Jackson now lives and which was patented to William Jackson dec’d, and it is the same land that the said Joseph Jackson purchased of Matthew Jackson, son and heir of William Jackson, dec’d, as per the said Joseph Jackson’s deed from the same Mathew Jackson recorded in Amelia on Mar 15, 1750. The land adjoins John Brown, Nicholas Hudson, James Chappel, Christopher Ford, Stewart Farley and the said William Jackson
Signed Joseph (I) Jackson (his mark)
Wit. Edmd Booker, Francis Jackson, Nicholas Hudson, Matthew Jackson
Recorded Feb 26, 1761 after Martha, the wife of the said Joseph Jackson, and Ann, the wife of Matthew Jackson, personally appeared in court and relinquished their right of dower.
p.646
Oct. 13, 1761 Isaac Jackson of Amelia, to David Greenhill & Thomas Hinton of Amelia, for £25, the following goods & chattels: 1 black mare I had of Francis Jackson, 1 rug, 5 bed blankets, 2 iron pots & hooks, 1 chest, 1 gun and all my household furniture upon the condition that if the said Isaac pays David Greenhill & Thomas Hinton the sum of £25 with lawful interest from the day and date above written til payment be made, then this document to be void.


Amelia County, Virginia Tithables 1736 – 1771
1762
Thomas Tabb’s List in Rawleigh Parish
Francis Jackson
3 tithables
Rowland Jackson, Patt

1763
Raleigh Parish on the Upper Side of Flat Creek
Fra Jackson
3 tithes
Rowland Jackson, Pat
160 acres

1764
Benj Ward’s List Rawleigh Parish
Francis Jackson
3 tithables
Rowland, Jackson, Patt
160 acreas

1765
John Booker’s List Rawleigh Parish
Francis Jackson
4 tithable
Rowland Jackson, Isaiah Jackson
160 acres

Amelia County, Virginia Deeds 1759 - 1765
p.582
Jun 27, 1765 Thomas Tabb, gent of Amelia, to William Wily of Amelia, for £150, a certain tract of land of about 318 acres in Amelia & is the same land whereon the said Wily now lives, adjoining the lands of Wm Jackson, Francis Jackson, Wm Farley & John Thorp. Signed: Thomas Tabb
Recorded: June 28, 1765

Amelia County, Virginia Tithables 1736 – 1771
1767
Thomas Tabb’s List
Francis Jackson
3 tithables
Josiah Jackson, Patt
160 acres

1768
Benj Ward’s List Raleigh Parish
Fra Jackson
(F. Creek)
3 tithes
Josiah Jackson, Patt
200 acres

1769
Thomas Munford’s List, Raleigh Parish
Francis Jackson
2 tithes
Patt
260 acres

1770
Christopher Ford’s List
Francis Jackson
2 tithes
Patt

Amelia County, Virginia Wills, 1771 – 1780, Will Book 2, page 181
Francis Jackson of Raleigh Parish.
Will dated March 4, 1776
Son Rowland Jackson, land purchased of John Brown whereon he now lives; also negro man Jo.
Son Josiah Jackson, land whereon he now lives, div. from my plant. By a branch that heads up near lower end of Simon Clemnt’s plant., down branch to a birch tree in William Jackson’s line on South side, Mayses Branch.
Dau. Mary Jackson, negro woman Lucy & increase.
Dau. Elizabeth Jackson, negro girl Rose & her increase
Dau. Presilla Jackson, negro girl Bid & her increase
To each of my daus. Aforementioned, certain livestock
Son Francis Jackson, plantation where I now live and remainder of my land before given to him. Son. Francis Jackson, remainder of Negroes Pat, Tom, Shadrach & Jude & their increase; alsp remainder of Livestock, hh. Furn. & all necessary plantation Utensils to him after he pays my just debts.
Desire my daus. Have privilege of living with their brother Francis while they remain single.
Executors: Friends Benjamin Lockett and Simon Clement.
Wit: William Lockett, John Clement and William Clement.

1776. Amelia Co. VA. Simon Clement appointed guardian of Francis Jackson, Jr. NOTE: I have not found this - the will and inventory are in the Will Book of Amelia - I found the Court Order, 27 Mar 1777, when the Inventory was presented to be recorded. There were no apparent court orders missing yet I did not find the recording of the will being accepted for probate and the order to take the inventory. The Amelia Co Court Orders were filmed somewhat out of order - perhaps a book had come apart and the pages sorted wrong.

Amelia County, Virginia Wills, 1771 – 1780, Will Book 2, page 181
Francis Jackson
Estate inventory and appraisal ordered Apr. Court 1777. Appraisers: Joseph Gooch, John Thorp, Francis Anderson, Jr. & Edmund Booker or any three of them
Inventory taken March 24, 1777
Appr: Joseph Gooch, John Thorp & Francis Anderson
Executors. Simon Clement & Benjamin Lockett
Names mentioned in accts due: Rowland Jackson, Capt. Ben Ward, Sr., Benjamin Lockett, Abram Lockett, Alexander Kelly, William Pride
Slaves: Negro man Jo, woman Luce, boy Tom, woman Patt, girl Rose, boy Shade, girl Bid, girl Jude

Birth	Abt 1725	Dale Parish, Henrico County, Virginia
Death	1776	Flat Creek, Amelia County, Virginia
Marriage		Living

Spouse	Living
Child	Elizabeth Jackson ( - )
Child	Rowland Jackson ( - )
Child	Josiah Jackson (1746 - 1836)
Child	Francis Jackson (1757 - 1836)
Child	Mary Jackson ( - )
Child	Priscilla Jackson ( - )

Father	Williams Jackson (1688 - 1739)
Mother	Sarah Burton ( - )
Sibling	Mathew Jackson (1715 - 1783)
Sibling	William Jackson (1716 - 1783)
Sibling	Mark Jackson (1720 - )
Sibling	John Jackson (1727 - 1788)
Sibling	Thomas Jackson (1728 - 1792)
Sibling	Ruth Jackson ( - )
Sibling	Agnes Jackson ( - )