1788 - 1837 (49 years)
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Name |
David Edward JACKSON |
Born |
1788 |
Randolph Co., VA (now West Virginia) [2] |
Gender |
Male |
Died |
1837 |
Paris, Henry Co., Tennessee [2] |
Person ID |
P24754 |
Robert Jackson |
Last Modified |
5 Jul 2020 |
Family |
Juliet Norris, b. 22 Dec 1783, d. 1837 (Age 53 years) |
Married |
31 Oct 1809 |
Harrison Co., VA (now West Virginia) [3, 4] |
Children |
| 1. Nancy Norris Jackson, b. 12 Oct 1808, Lewis Co., VA (now West Virginia) , d. 7 May 1892, Lewis Co., West Virginia (Age 83 years) [natural] |
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Last Modified |
5 Jul 2020 |
Family ID |
F7999 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Notes |
- Copied from Wikipedia:
David Edward Jackson was born in Randolph County in the Shenandoah Mountains of what was then part of Virginia and is now in West Virginia. When he was eight, his mother died. His father remarried three years later. In 1801, when he was 13, his family moved west, settling near Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia on the Allegheny Plateau. Jackson's father and stepmother had nine more children.
David Edward Jackson (1788–December 24, 1837) was an American pioneer, trapper, fur trader, and explorer. Born in what is now West Virginia, as a married man he moved with his family to Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, where in 1822 he became a clerk for the William Ashley and Andrew Henry fur trade partnership, based in St. Louis, Missouri joining a major expedition to the upper Missouri River.
In 1826 Jackson became a partner in the company. He and his partners sold out in 1830, as the fur trade was declining. Jackson became involved in other expeditions, including to Santa Fe (in present-day New Mexico) and California, both under Mexican control since it had achieved independence from Spain in 1821.
Having suffered from ill health, Jackson returned to St. Louis and tried to get his affairs in order. He traveled in 1837 to Paris, Tennessee, for business related to local investments. He contracted typhoid fever and died there several months later.
David Edward Jackson was the grandson of John Jackson (1715 or 1719 – 1801) and Elizabeth Cummins
Comment posted to the memorial page of his wife Juliet Norris Jackson by the creator of that page:
"Juliet Norris Jackson, w/o David Edward Jackson who was the s/o Col. Edward and Mary (Haddan) Jackson or Elizabeth (Weatherholt) Brake.
David and Juliet were Married October 31, 1809 in Harrison County, WV.
David served in the War of 1812 and soon after, he left home and never returned. He was a mountain man and a trapper and Jackson Hole,Wyoming is named for him."
David's marriage record gives his father's name as Edward Jackson.
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