Benjamin JACKSON

1727 - 1804  (77 ans)

• Nom	Benjamin JACKSON
  Naissance	1727	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  Baptême	26 oct 1727	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  Genre	Masculin
  Profession	Farmer
  Décès	mai 1804	?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber
  _CREA	17 sept 2023
  _FIL	LEGITIMATE_CHILD
  ID personne	I45768	Arbour-Pierre1615
  Dernière modif.	16 sept 2023

  
  

  Père	Abraham JACKSON,   n. 1690, ?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  Mère	Sarah ELLISON,   n. 18 déc 1695, ?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber d. 5 sept 1772, ?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber (Âgé de 76 ans)
  Mariage	16 juin 1723	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,[Church of St. Nicolas of High Bradfield,England] - High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  _CREA	21 août 2024
  _UST	MARRIED
  ID Famille	F11564	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial

  
  

  Famille 1	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
  Enfants	> 1. Sarah JACKSON,   n. 20 mars 1748, ?,,South Yorkshire,,,Worrall,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang d. 5 nov 1786 (Âgé de 38 ans)   2. Elizabeth JACKSON,   n. 1750, ?,,South Yorkshire,,England,Bolsterstone,Yorkshire And The humber > 3. Anne JACKSON,   n. 1751, Sheffield,,South Yorkshire,,England,North + 4. Abraham JACKSON,   n. 1754, Sheffield,,South Yorkshire,,England,North d. 5 mars 1832, ?,,South Yorkshire,,,Worrall,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang (Âgé de 78 ans)
  ID Famille	F11563	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	21 août 2024

  
  

  Famille 2	Elizabeth DYSON
  Mariage	1785	?,S6,South Yorkshire,,,High Bradfield,Yorkshire And The Humber,Englang
  _CREA	21 août 2024
  _UST	MARRIED
  ID Famille	F28972	Feuille familiale  |  Tableau familial
  Dernière modif.	21 août 2024

  
  

• Notes

  Between 1773 and 1776 Benjamin was made an Overseer of the Poor forWaldershelf and may have been living at Peasbloom House Bolsterstone.From 1797 until his death in 1804, Benjamin farmed at Hermit Royd atWharncliffside on land rented from Lord Milbourne.Benjamin was the only son of Abraham Jackson, and a farmer, like hisfather.The earliest reference found to a Benjamin Jackson is in JosephKenworthy's 'The Early History of Stocksbridge', part 22 which is inSheffield Archives (refMD3341-3). this is in a Special Collection inthe strong room and is unpublished work consisting of typewrittensheets, documents and photographs, stuck into a sort of scrap book.This volume concerns Overseers of the Poor also known asChurchwardens, or Constabulary and has copied lists of people holdingthis posts. One criteria for appointment to the post was having to ownproperty and a Benjamin Jackson of Peasbloom House was listed in1773/4/5/6. He also witnessed the Land Tax Billfor 1774 - this mayhave beenone of the duties of the job.Another reference was found in the Bolsterstone Parish Register of anatural daughter (Hannah Mate) born 8th June1779 - father BenjaminJackson, mother Mary Mate of Peasbloom House. Although this may not bethe 'right'Benjamin, Peasebloom House is a link.In 1797 and 1801 a reference in a Rentbook for the Duke of Melbourne'sEstate of Benjamin Jackson renting property and land at Hermit Royd.The Estate was sold in 1802 and he was listed in the sales catalogueas stillbeing a tennant at this time (Joseph Kenworthy's 'The EarlyHistory of Stocksbridge' Vol 2 Sheffield Local History Library). Theproperty at Dyson Holme Estate was owned by Benjamin Jackson butrented out (referencein rentbook 1801).In Benjamin Jackson's will dated 1803 he leaves his estate (DysonHolme at Wharncliffeside) to his son Abraham. He leaves anotherfreehold house and an annuity to his wife, the house to pass on tohisgrand-daughter(?) Elizabeth Jackson on his wife's demise. Otherdaughters to inherit were Sarah Parkin, Elizabeth Revell and alsograndson John Charlesworth and his four sisters.The Will also has an Indenture which specifies how all the legaciesare to be paid and seems complicated.Maybe his finances were not asstraightforward as his Will suggested!