Abraham JACKSON

1754 - 1832  (78 ans)

• Nom	Abraham JACKSON
  Naissance	1754	Sheffield,,South Yorkshire,,England,North
  Baptême	21 juil 1754	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  Genre	Masculin
  Profession	Farmer
  Décès	5 mars 1832	?,,South Yorkshire,,,Worrall,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  	Burried at Bradfield Parish Church 8 March 1832
  _CREA	17 sept 2023
  _FIL	LEGITIMATE_CHILD
  ID personne	I45767	Pierre Harbourgt
  Dernière modif.	16 sept 2023

  
  

  Père	Benjamin JACKSON,   n. 1727, ?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang d. mai 1804, ?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber (Âgé de 77 ans)
  Mère	Anne BURLEY,   n. 1730, ?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  Mariage	21 déc 1747	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  _CREA	21 août 2024
  _UST	MARRIED
  ID Famille	F11562	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  
  

  Famille	Martha SHAW,   n. 1754   d. 9 avr 1827, ?,,South Yorkshire,,,Worrall,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang (Âgé de 73 ans)
  Mariage	20 nov 1780	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  _CREA	21 août 2024
  _UST	MARRIED
  Enfants	1. Ann JACKSON,   n. 1781, ?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang   2. Benjamin JACKSON,   n. 15 août 1784, ?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber   3. Abraham JACKSON,   n. 1788, ?,,Lancashire,,England,Hawkshead,County Of Cumbria d. 5 juil 1866, ?,,South Yorkshire,,,Worrall,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang (Âgé de 78 ans)   4. William JACKSON,   n. 16 juil 1790   d. 28 sept 1867, Sheffield,,South Yorkshire,,England,North (Âgé de 77 ans)
  ID Famille	F11564	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	21 août 2024

  
  

• Notes

  Abraham was Benjamin's only son and kept the family farming tradition.He married Martha Shaw, who was a local girl and his first twochildren were born in Bradfield and Bolsterstone. Sometime betwen 1784and 1788 hemoved to Hawkshead in Lancashire (now Cumbria) and this iswhere his next two sons were born. He may have moved in order to makebird lime which is a substance made by fermenting holly branches. Agreat deal of holly grew in this part of the Lake District and birdlime wasmuch in demandin the Colonies where it was used not to catchbirds but to catch flies. He returned to Bolsterstone around the timeof his father's death in 1804 and was joint executor of his father'sWill.He lived for a time at Hermit Royd and Thurlstone near Penistone,before moving to a farm in Worrall, which he owned. By the time of hisdeath in 1832, he was quite prosperous, having increased the amount ofland he owned and made other investments in land and property.In his Will (dated 10 July 1831) he leaves :1. To Benjamin Jackson an annuity of £15 from rents of properties inMiddlewood.2. £300 to be shared between Benjamin's children after they had allreached 213. To Ann he also left £300 and specific instructionsthat it was forher 'sole use', sugMal'hôtelllee?es 1753b»Ditab» «tab»gesting that he did not want her husband ThomasWhitley to get his hands on it!4. To William he left £250 and £50 to come from tolls on the turnpikeon Penistone Road.5. Abraham received everything else ie propertyandland and any moneyleft after exgMal'hôtelllee?es 1753b»Ditab» «tab»penses were paid.6. Household goods were to be shared or sold and the money shared.Both ABRAHAM and his wife - MARTHA - are buried in the churchyard ofSt Nicholas church in Bradfield Yorkshire.