Thomas Jackson Signature

Passionate Abolitionist and
Witness to the American Civil War

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John Jackson Letters and Related Documents

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John Jackson
1769 –1844
John Jackson 1769-1844, was the father and major influence on Thomas Jackson, the main author of this collection. John Jackson has been studied extensively as can be seen by the following documents.

Documents Relating to John Jackson

Article_1816-03-23 Bankruptcy
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1816-03-23

Thomas Jackson's Father Declares Bankruptcy

This is the first time we see that John Jackson was having severe financial problems. However two months later in May his bankruptcy was listed as "superseded" ie set aside.

Article_1825-12-23 Bankruptcy
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1825-12-23

John Jackson the Younger

Brief reference to his bankruptcy surprisingly showing up in major Scottish newspaper.

Article_1825-12-24 Bankruptcy
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1825-12-24

John Jackson Jr. Declares Bankruptcy

Lists John Jackson Jr. as bankrupt.

Article_1826-05-20 Bankruptcy
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1826-05-20

Final chapter of John Jackson's bankruptcy

The legal residue of John Jackson's estate being apportioned among his creditors.