Thomas Jackson - Greybeard's Ghosts

Family

Claim	Detail	Evidence
Spouse	Anne Hobson (e1583-)
Child +	Henry Jackson (~1606-1686) [S1672:199]	secondary

Attributes

Claim	Detail	Evidence
Gender	Male
Name	Thomas Jackson [S838] [S1672:199]	secondary
Occupation	Merchant [S1672:199]	secondary

Timeline

Claim	Date	Detail	Evidence
Birth	est 1582 (1563-1585)
Flourished	Apr 24, 1626	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] conveyed a portion of the Stapleton Pasonage from Thomas Walter	secondary
Flourished	May 3, 1626	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] charter involvimng church of Stapleton	secondary
Flourished	May 19, 1626	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] with his father-in-law and others rented the Stapleton Rectory for 60 years	secondary
Flourished	May 20, 1626	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] with his father-in-law and others signed bargain of sail for Stapleton Rectory	secondary
Position	1632	[S1672:199] Sheriff of Bristol	secondary
Flourished	Nov 12, 1632	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] Charter of Feoffment from his son-in-law	secondary
Flourished	Mar 24, 1633	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] endorsed a Charter of Feoffment for his father-in-law	secondary
Flourished	May 23, 1634	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838] Charter of Feoffment to his father-in-law	secondary
Death	bef Mar 16, 1634/35	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S1672:199]	secondary
Probate	May 27, 1635	Bristol, Gloucestershire, England [S838]	secondary

Sources

Index	Title
[S838]	"The National Archives (UK)" (http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk).
[S1672]	Fairfax Harrison, "The Virginia Carys" (1919), Google Books (http://books.google.com/books?id=9Dg5AAAAMAAJ&pg=199).

Note

http://www.davenapier.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/mayors/mayors.htm

There was also a Thomas Jackson of Bristol, shoemaker who had come from Ashford, Kent, England that outlived our Thomas Jackson, so must have been a different person.

There was a Miles Jackson, merchant also from Bristol who died in 1664. He was probably the brotehr of Thomas. In "The Devon Carys, Volume 2" by Fairfax Harrison, on page 538 he calles Miles, Thomas' brother, but on page 565, he refers to him as probably Thomas' father. This was because Miles Jackson was mentioned in Henry Hobson's will, but the mention was due to the confirmation of a deed. It does not refer to his relation.