JACKSON Richard Jackson born c1773, of Bradmore, married to Elizabeth (IGI). Mary Ann Jackson daughter of Richard and Elizabeth born 7.6.1805, of Bradmore (IGI). Mary Jackson wife of William of Bradmore, born c1792. Mary Jackson bapt. 29.9.1820, daughter of William, blacksmith, and Mary. John Jackson born c1796, Hucknall Torkard. John Jackson who married Mary James, both of Bradmore, at Bunny 15.4.1816. In baptism register 1816 as blacksmith, 1825 and 1833 as frameknitter. 1841 age 40, whitesmith, householder, married to Mary, children Sarah, William and Elizabeth, also Edward and Mary, probably children of Sarah, living at the north end of the Main Rd. (Bradmore 1841/2). 1851 age 52, whitesmith, married to Mary, with grand-daughters Mary Ann and Eliza (Bradmore 1851/50). 1861 age 65, blacksmith, married to Mary, still at the north end of Main Rd. but in the cottage next door to the one they had before; date of move not known (Bradmore 1861/1). 1867 Bunny Estate rental renting house and garden at £2/10/- pa. 1867 John Jackson received sheets from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1871 age 76, married to Mary (Bradmore 1871/14). Buried Bunny 25.4.1871 age 76. Mary Jackson, born c1796, Bradmore. Probably the Mary James who married John Jackson at Bunny 15.4.1816, both of Bradmore. 1841 married to John (Bradmore 1841/2). 1851 age 52, married to John (Bradmore 1851/50). 1861 age 65, milliner, married to John (Bradmore 1861/1). 1871 age 63, married to John (Bradmore 1871/14). Buried Bunny 12.12.1871 age 74. Anne Jackson bapt. Bunny 29.12.1816, daughter of John, blacksmith, and Mary of Bradmore. Mary Jackson daughter of John of Bradmore born after 1818, married 8.12.1839 while under age to Thomas Bosworth of Bradmore son of Benjamin, also under age, and moved to Ruddington. See Bosworth. Sarah Jackson born c1819, daughter of John and Mary. 1841 age 20 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1841/2). 1851 Sarah Gregory age 32 born Bradmore with husband James Gregory age 28 stocking maker born Hinckley Leics and children Emily Gregory 7 and Martha Jackson 3 both born Nottingham, at 2 Pleasant Row, Nottingham. 1861 Sarah Jackson age 41 private laundress born Bradmore as boarder with head of household James Gregory age 37 unmarried framework knitter born Hinckley, with children Thomas Jackson 8 winder, Ellen Jackson 5 scholar, both born Bradmore, and Sarah Jackson 3 born Ruddington, at East St., Ruddington. 1871 Sarah Jackson age 50, seamer, housekeeper to James Gregory, 48, unmarried, framework knitter born Hinckley, single, with son Thomas Gregory Jackson 19, framework knitter, born St Marys Nottingham, living at Marl Pit, Back St. Ruddington. 1881 age 64, single, washerwoman, boarder in the house of James Gregory, 51, unmarried, framework knitter, in Back St., Ruddington. Sarah Jackson born c1818 died 1889 Basford district. 1891 James Gregory, widower age 68, scissor grinder born Hinckley, solo at Back St., Ruddington. 1901 James Gregory widower age 78 scissor grinder on own account at home, solo at 35 Albert St., Hinckley. 1911 James Gregory, widower, age 87 scissor grinder, inmate at Union Workhouse, 42 London Rd., Hinckley. James Gregory died Mar.qtr. 1917, Hinckley. Edward Jackson, bapt. Bunny 11.1.1837, grandson of John and Mary, natural son of their daughter Sarah. Brother of Mary Ann. 1841 age 4 in grandparents’ house (Bradmore 1841/2). 1851 not found. Edward Jackson married Caroline Pike at Keyworth 12.6.1859. 1861 age 24, farm labourer, married to Caroline with daughter Mary Ann at Nottingham Rd., Keyworth. 1871 age 32, agricultural labourer, householder, married to Caroline, with children Mary A, Henry, Sarah, Alice, Edward and Caroline, in one of the cottages forming Southwell House (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 42, widower, with children Mary Ann, Alice, Edward, Caroline, John, William, Maria, Herbert and Charles (Bradmore 1881/53). 1882 received a ton of coal from Bunny & Bradmore Charities, and again in 1885 and 1886. Electoral roll, house, 1886-1903. 1891 age 55, widower, agricultural labourer, with children William, Maria and Charlie 4-room house on Far St. (Bradmore 1891/23). 1894 received a ton of coals from Bunny & Bradmore Charities. 1895 received a share of the excess funds left after purchase of charity Christmas coals. 1900 Bunny Estate rental had cottage and garden paying rent £3 pa. 1901 Edward age 64 farm labourer with wife Sarah A age 49 born Nottingham and son Charles on Village St., 4-room house (Bradmore 11/1901). Feb.1907 Bunny & Bradmore Charities granted sixpennyworth of bread weekly to Edward Jackson of Bradmore. On 1908 Bunny Estate rental paying £3 pa rent. 1911 Edward age 74, head of household with wife Sarah Ann age 60 born Nottingham (married 38 years with 11 children, 4 dead), with grand- daughter Alice Clamp 19 single born Notts (Bradmore 42/1911). (Note Alice Clamp appears to be the daughter of Roland born 1855 Nottingham, married Annie Pennick in 1894, Nottingham district. 1901 at 22 Albion St., Roland and Annie with Alice 8 ,but Roland a widower in 1911 at Canal St., Nottingham. Relationship to Edward and Sarah not established.) Caroline Jackson born c1841, Keyworth, nee Pike. Married Edward Jackson at Keyworth Bradmore Families J, 1911 Page 195 12.6.1859. 1861 age 19, glove stitcher, married to Edwin (presumably error for Edward), living on Nottingham Rd., Keyworth. 1871 age 30, married to Edward (Bradmore 1871/58). Buried Bunny 14.12.1879 age 39. Mary Ann Jackson, born c1860, Keyworth, daughter of Edward and Caroline. 1861 age 1 in parents’ house at Keyworth. 1871 age 11 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 20, domestic servant, in father’s house (Bradmore 1881/53). 1.12.1881 age 22, of Bradmore, daughter of Edward labourer, married John Lewis, age 28, labourer of Bradmore, son of James labourer. See Lewis. Henry Jackson, born c1862, Keyworth, son of Edward and Caroline. 1871 age 9, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 18 groom in the house of “cousin” Harriet Scothern nee James (born 1840) and husband William at 4 Uppingham Terrace, Nottingham. Harriet’s father Edward James born 1800 was brother of Henry’s great-grandmother Mary James born 1796, who married John Jackson. Sarah Jackson bapt. 9.9.1863, Keyworth, daughter of Edward and Caroline. 1871 age 7, scholar in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 Possibly Sarah Jackson age 17 born Notts (B…illegible), visitor in house with Frances Morris mother of Thomas Smith 25 watchman, diseased bones, born Osenby Lincs, at Nottingham Rd., Ripley. 1881 Oct.qtr. Sarah Jackson married John Smith, Belper district. 1891 John Smith age 32 pipe beater at Iron Works born Scredington Lincs with wife Sarah age 28 born Keyworth and children John E 8 born Ripley, Thomas J 5, William 4 scholars born Riddings and Hester 9 mths born Ripley, with Sarah’s brothers Edward and John Jackson, at Alfred St., Ripley. 1901 not found. 1911 John age 52 foundry labourer born Osbournby Lincs with wife Sarah age 48 born Keyworth (married 29 years with 8 children), with Thomas 26 pipe moulder, William 25 foundry labourer both born Riddings, Hester 21 platter cotton mill, George 15 ironmoulder, Ethel Mary 14 at home, Leonard 7, Arthur 5 all born Ripley, at Wall St, Ripley, house with 6 rooms. Alice Jackson, bapt. 27(or 28).2.1866, Keyworth, daughter of Edward and Caroline. 1871 age 5, in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 15 in father’s house (Bradmore 1881/53). 26.5.1865 Alice Jackson age 19 of Bradmore, daughter of Edward, labourer, married at Bunny to William Yates age 22, framework knitter of Bradmore, son of William, tailor. See Yates Edward Jackson born 6.4.1868, Bradmore, bapt. 1.5.1870, son of Edward and Caroline. 1871 age 3 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 12, scholar in father’s house (Bradmore 1881/53). 1891 Edward age 24 driver in wood yard born Bradmore with brother John in married sister Sarah’s house at Alfred St., Ripley. 1901 Edward age 33 basketmaker born Keyworth with wife Mary Ann age 27 born Riddings, Derbyshire and children John A 10, William 9, Eliza M 7, Frederick 6, Edward H 5, Joseph 9 mths all born Nottingham plus a boarder at 2a Walker Place, Nottingham. 1911 Edward age 43 basketmaker with wife Mary Ann age 38 (married 21 years, 6 children), with John Alfred 20 plaster pit worker, gypsum dresser, born Basford, William 18 farm labourer, Elsie May 17 basketmaker, both born Bulwell, Shadrach 16 plaster pit worker gypsum miller, Edward 14 errand boy at wickerworks, Joseph 10 scholar, all born Nottingham, at Main St., East Leake 6-room house. Caroline Jackson born Bradmore, bapt. 1.5.1870, daughter of Edward labourer and Caroline. 1871 age 1 in parents’ house (Bradmore 1871/58). 1881 age 11, scholar in father’s house (Bradmore 1881/53). Buried Bunny 24.4.1883 age 13. John Jackson born Bradmore, bapt. 14.12.1873, son of Edward, labourer and Caroline. 1881 age 8, scholar in father’s house (Bradmore 1881/53). Methodist Sunday school scholar 1st class 1885- 7.11.1886, left. 1891 John age 19 pipe moulder, iron, born Bradmore, with brother Edward in married sister Sarah’s house at Alfred St., Ripley. On electoral roll, house, 1895 only. 1896 Oct.qtr. John Jackson married Elizabeth Blount daughter of John, nailmaker, and Sarah of Belper, Derbyshire. 1901 John age 29, pipe moulder born Bradmore, with wife Elizabeth age 28 born Belper and daughter Eva A 4 mths born Ripley/Bradmore? at Wall St., Ripley.