Genealogy Richard Remmé, The Hague, Netherlands » Susannah Jackson (± 1659-1689)

Données personnelles Susannah Jackson 

• Autre nom: Susannah Jaxon
• Elle est née environ 1659 dans Middlesex Co, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Source 3
• Profession: en l'an 1683 Servant to Maj. General Robert Smith.Source 3
• (Alt. Birth) entre le 1645 et le 1672.Source 4
• (Alt. Death) entre le 1695 et le 1759.Source 4
• Elle est décédée en l'an 1689 dans Amelia, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Source 2
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 4 décembre 2022.

Famille de Susannah Jackson

Elle est mariée avec Peter Shelton.

Ils se sont mariés le 2 mars 1684 à Christ Church Parish, Lancaster, Virginia, Verenigde Staten.Les sources 3, 5

Enfant(s):

1. William Shelton  1680-????
2. Ralph Shelton  ± 1685-1733 
3. Peter Shelton  < 1687-1717
4. Susannah Shelton  ± 1689-1708

Evénement (Alt. Marriage) le 2 mars 1684: Middlesex Co, Virginia, USA.Source 2

Notes par Susannah Jackson

[Hardin Clay Roots.ged]

Or JAXSON; died apparently from childbirth of daughter Susanna?  This birth is in question.

I am very  happy to meet a descendant of Zebulon. ; You are the first one I have met.  He seems like an old friend since I have seen his name so many times. ; Just a few days ago I ran across a will in which he was left a saddle.  I think it was in Louisa county.

I  think that I do not have the surname of Abigail either.  Susanna Jackson was almost certainly not born in VA.  She was the headright of a large plantation owner in Middlesex, and so was presumably imported.  After she finished her indentureship, she and Peter were married.  I think the head righter importer was a Weekes.

Peter Shelton, Sr. was presumably the son of James Shelton and Mary Bathurst, of York Co., but I have not seen the doucumentation.

I was up in Middlesex a few year ago and visited the old church which recorded Peter Shelton's family.  I didn't find his land but I did find a record of a pair of side-by-side deeds in which Thomas and Zebulon sold some land at about 1719.  This should be the land they inherited from Peter.  Of course the land went to Abigail, but still its seems likely that this was the Land of Peter and Abigail.  I do know that it was 100 acres in 1700.  These deeds should describe the land I didn't look at the deeds at the time as it was time to close the courthouse.

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