The Jackson's were all members of the Cane Creek Monthly Meeting of the Quaker Church. The Cane Creek Monthly Meeting was established 7 Oct 1751 and was located on stream Cane Creek in the Central part of Orange County (now Alamance County), North Carolina. They moved to South Carolina; then to Jefferson Co., Georgia by 1802; to Conecuh Co., Alabama in 1818.
Quaker records show him "disowned" 26 Jun 1819, probably for "bearing arms" or "breaking away from the Quaker teachings." At this time, Levi embraced the Baptist faith. He helped establish the Catawaba Springs Baptist Church, located six miles south of Brewton in Escambia Co., Alabama. The death date and burial for Catharine Thompson has not been located. Levi Jackson died ca. 1848 in Robertson County, Texas.
the issue:
1. Josiah Jackson - Jul 1802
2. Joseph John Jackson - 17 Dec 1812
3. Allen W. Jackson - 25 Dec 1818
4. Mary Jackson - (1815-1820)
5. Helen Jackson - (1815-1820)
1. Josiah Jackson was born in Georgia. He married Elizabeth Henderson in Florida, and six children were born. Elizabeth was born ca. 1816 and died in 1876 in Rapides Parish, LA. In 1849, the Jackson's moved to Robertson Co. Texas, with his younger brother Allen Jackson, and their father Levi Jackson. Josiah died in Dec 1862 in Rapides Parish, LA.
the issue:
1. David A. Jackson
2. Joseph Daniel Jackson
3. Henry I. Jackson
4. John E. Jackson
5. Ezekiel Jackson
6. Josiah Jackson
2. Joseph John Jackson was born in Georgia. He married Lucinda Powell on 24 Aug 1835, in Alabama, and thirteen children were born. Lucinda was born 19 Oct 1819 in Alabama, the daughther of Edmond Powell (b. 1780-90 NC), and died 31 Jul 1896 in Alabama. Joseph died 22 Nov 1892 in Escambia Co. AL and they are buried in the Jackson Cemetery (Catawba Cemetery) in Escambia Co., AL.
the issue:
1. Mary June Jackson
2. Georgian Jackson
3. Nancy Jackson
4. William James Jackson
5. Edmond Powell Jackson
6. Francis V. Jackson
7. John Joseph Jackson
8. Allen Josiah Jackson
9. Andrew Jay Jackson
10. Jesse L. Jackson
11. Lucinda M. Jackson
12. Miles Jay Jackson
13. Charles Jones Jackson
3. Allen W. Jackson was born in Georgia. He married Mahala Harmon and thirteen children were born. Mahala was born in Mississippi in 1823 and died 28 Aug 1885. Allen died 28 Feb 1890 in LA. and they are buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Simpson, LA.
the issue:
1. Thomas A. Jackson
2. Josephine Jackson
3. Malachi Jackson
4. Wesley Allen Jackson
5. William A. Jackson
6. Mary Jane Jackson
7. John Daw Jackson
8. George R. Jackson
9. Lafayette Jackson
10. Albert L. Jackson
11. Susan Alice Jackson
12. Francis Vianna Jackson
Mary Jackson married a man by the name Riti and was a widow when last heard from. She was lost sight of in Arkansas.
Helen Jackson married a James Garbon. She died in Leon Co., TX, about 1855, leaving two boys - Mattison and Joseph.
