Overview Location Date Constructed/ Founded Associated Surnames Historical notes Associated Slave Workplaces Associated Free Persons Associated Enslaved Persons Research Leads and Plantation Records Miscellaneous Information References Users Researching This Workplace

Overview

Location

Autauga Co., AL

Date Constructed/ Founded

not determined

Associated Surnames

Jackson

Historical notes

none

Associated Slave Workplaces

Ellerslie Plantation (Autauga Co., AL); The Elms (Autauga Co., AL)

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Associated Free Persons

• James Jackson (b.1773-d.1832) - early settler of Autauga Co., AL (1818)
• Temperance Motley Jackson (b.1779-d.1862) - wife of James Jackson
• Nancy Daniel (b.1797-d.1858) - daughter of James and Temperance M. Jackson
• Harriet Clark - daughter of James and Temperance M. Jackson
• Mary Ann - daughter of James and Temperance M. Jackson
• General Crawford Motley Jackson (b.1817-d.1860) - son of James and Temperance M. Jackson; owner of Jackson Plantation

• Absolom Jackson (b.1805-d.1870) - son of James and Temperance M. Jackson; owner of The Elms
• Emma Bolling Hall Jackson - wife of Absolom Jackson (m.1826); daughter of Bolling Hall and Jane Albercrombie of Ellerslie Plantation

• Walter Clark Jackson (b.1808-d.1826) - son of James and Temperance M. Jackson; medical doctor
• Francis Bibb Saffold Jackson - wife of Walter C. Jackson

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Associated Enslaved Persons

1832 Slaves of James Jackson
From the Will of James Jackson

To wife Temperance M. Jackson

• (Big) George - and his family
• (Big) Jack - and his family
• (Little) George

To nephew William Jackson (GA)

• Henry - about 15 years old

1860 Federal Slave Schedule, C.M. Jackson estate
Robinson Springs, Autauga Co., AL

• 136 slaves

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Research Leads and Plantation Records

• none reported yet

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Miscellaneous Information

• none

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References

• Early Settlers of Autauga Co. http://www.alabamagenealogy.org/autauga/early_settlers_of_autauga_county.htm, primary ref. Alabama, her history, resources, war record, and public men: from 1540 to 1872, Brewer, Willis, Montgomery, Ala. Barrett & Brown, 1872.
• Armstrong, Gladys S. (1999) James Jackson and Temperance Motley. http://members.aol.com/imabr/page/index.htm
• 1860 Federal Slave Schedule

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Users Researching This Workplace

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