JACKSON

(aka - Jacson etc )

Hellen Jackson, spinster of Maltalf, Chappell Lefrith, 1727

Will dated 25/3/1727 mentions:

• "I Hellen Jackson of Maltalf in y^e parish of Chappell Lefrith ... spinster"
• "I give and devise unto Edwar Jackson my brother in law and to my sister Ann Lingard, all that Rent at dalehead which is paid by Thomas Rolley for y^e remaining part of the Leas yet in being, and if Edward Jackson die before y^e Leas be expired, then ... his son Paule Jackson shall enjoy that share..., and if my sister Ann Lingard die before y^e Leas be forth, then ... Timothy Lingard y^e other moyety"
• "I give Mary Kirk Margaret Waterhouse Ann [Slack] Mary Waterhouse to each of them 5 shilling"
• "I give to Henry Kirk Arnold Kirk Ann Kirke and Thomas, sons & daughter to Arnold Kirk of Martinside to each of them 5 shillings"
• "to Arnold Kirk of martinside senior 20 shillings"
• "to my sister in law Ann Hadfield [£]10"
• "to Margaret Lingard Dorothy Lingard Timothy Lingard Ann Lingards daughters & son, and likewise to Thomas Swan Rowland Swan Alis Swan & Cristian Swan, all children to my sister Alis Swan all ye residue ... to be equally divided"
• "my sister Ann Lingard & Arnold Kirk of martinside to be executors"
• Witnesses: John Barber & [Townley] Boardman

• No will
• Bond to Adam Jackson, yeoman of CELF, son of the deceased; Joshua Wood, yeoman of CELF and William Budgen, labourer of CELF
• Admin granted 5/5/1739 to Adam Jackson

Badly damaged, and hard to read, will mentions:

• "my [nep....] Edward Furnace of Tideswell"
• "Elizabeth Ely"
• "Ellen Vernon"
• "my .......... Edward Lomas the elder of Peak Forest"
• "my loveing Friend Edward Lomas before mentioned"   Executor
• Witnesses: Edward Lomas, George Hallam & Matt: Walker

Will dated 18/11/1800 mentions:

• Son Edward Jackson (Exec)
• Land purchased from Mr John Barrett (or Barnett?)
• The late Mr John [Bu..ties]
• Two closes at Lowflatt
• Land at Stanton called Nether Field
• A barn in Back Lane
• Son John (Exec)
• His house adjoins "a piece of waste land commonly called the Cliff"
• Land purchased from Mr Cheney
• "[Coales] lying at Doghillocks and Croslands"
• Daughter Ellen
• Grandaughter Winefred Hudson (as yet unmarried)
• Witnesses: Geo: Oldfield, Sam^l Eyre & Rob^l Bramwell

Will dated 21/9/1807 mentions:

• Brother John Jackson of Tideswell, butcher
• Friend Isaac Hill of Bradwell, baker
• Wife Martha
• "my children during their minority"
• "my son Edward or any other of my sons"
• Witnesses: John Fisher, Henry Fisher & R [.] Wilson

• No will
• Admin 20/3/1811 to William Jackson of CELF, blacksmith, father of the deceased; Jonathan Jackson of CELF, blacksmith & Joshua Nall of CELF, sadler

Will dated 21/9/1807 mentions:

• Wife Millicent
• "2 closes of land I purchased from the late William Thomason of [Cadster] at Stoneyford in Chapel en le Frith"
• Robert Needham of Perry foot, gentleman (Exec)
• Francis Owin the elder of Peakes Hill, gentleman (Exec)
• The children of his late nephew Jasper Owen
• Francis Owin the younger of Oxlow House
• Niece Martha Robinson, wife of Thomas Robinson of Sheffield
• Niece Mary Hawksworth of Sheffield, widow
• Niece Sarah Walker, wife of William Walker of Peak Forest
• Martha Shirt, wife of George Shirt of Sparrowpit
• Witnesses: Will^m Needham, Jasper Needham & Joseph Carrington

Will dated 21/12/1818 mentions:

• Son Richard Jackson to take over the farm which she holds from the Duke of Devonshire
• Son James Jackson
• "all my children"
• Daughter Esther Jackson
• Witnesses: Ellis Woodroofe & John [Mallor]

• No will
• Bond to Elizabeth Timms, widow of Chapel en le Frith, John Braddock, grocer of Chapel en le Frith & James Carrington, innkeeper of Chapel en le Frith.
• Admin dated 8/11/1826 to Elizabeth Timms, of James Jackson, widower, her later father who died over 14 days ago.

Will dated 20/5/1882 mentions:

• Wife Mary Jackson (Exec)
• "the eldest son of my late son Jonathan Jackson" (grandson is un-named)
• Daughter Ann Bennett
• Daughter Mary Brocklehurst
• Son John Jackson (Exec)
• Grandson George Brocklehurst
• Witnesses: Josiah Bradbury, [Hnery] [D.uday] & Henry Pott