9. John T. O'Rourke 1 (Mary Ann Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 1869. He died 2 1934.
John married Mary Ellen Creamer 1. Mary was born 2 1872. She died 2 1955.
They had the following children:
+ 69 M i Patrick O'Rourke 70 F ii Mary O'Rourke 1 was born 2 1898. She died 2 1899. + 71 M iii John Francis O'Rourke + 72 F iv Mary Agnes O'Rourke 73 M v Hugh Michael O'Rourke 74 M vi Joseph O'Rourke 75 M vii James T. O'Rourke 76 M viii Raymond O'Rourke
10. Patrick O'Rourke 1 (Mary Ann Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 Oct 1880.
Patrick married Rose McDermott 1.
They had the following children:
77 M i Francis O'Rourke 78 F ii Mary Catherine O'Rourke 79 F iii Rose O'Rourke 80 F iv Margaret O'Rourke 81 M v Michael O'Rourke 82 M vi James O'Rourke 83 M vii John O'Rourke
20. Mary Catherine Kenny 1 (Margaret Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 25 Jan 1863 in Avoca, County Wicklow, Ireland. She died 2 17 Aug 1938 in Midland, Allegany County, Md.. Mary was baptized 30 Aug 1868 in St. Michaels's RC Church, Frostburg, Md..
Mary married 2 Michael Reilly 1 23 Mar 1881 in Allegany County, Maryland. Michael was born 3 1 May 1853 in South Wales, Great Britain. He died 3 1926 in Midland, Allegany County, Md..
They had the following children:
84 F i Bridget Victoria Reilly 1 was born 2 17 Mar 1880. She died 2 1973. 85 F ii Margaret Reilly 1 died 1972. 86 F iii Catherine Reilly 1 died 1946. Catherine married Francis Flanagan 1. 87 F iv Annie Reilly 1 died 1946. 88 F v Theresa Reilly 1. Theresa married Harry Sulcer 1. 89 M vi James Reilly 1.
21. Ann E. (Annie) Kenny 1 (Margaret Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 1865.
Ann married 2 Patrick J. Creegan 1 22 Nov 1887 in Lonconing, Md..
They had the following children:
90 F i Annie Creegan 1. Annie married William Holland 1. 91 F ii Margaret Creegan 1. Margaret married James Porter 1. 92 F iii Rosalie Creegan 1. Rosalie married Joseph McMahon 1. 93 F iv Mary (Mollie) Creegan 1. Mary married John Foley 1. 94 M v Patrick Creegan 1. Patrick married Alice Cunningham 1. 95 M vi Simon Creegan 1. Simon married Barbara Myers 1. 96 M vii John Creegan 1.
22. Margaret Kenny 1 (Margaret Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 23 Aug 1868. She was buried 2 30 Aug 1869.
Margaret married 2 James Carroll 1 26 Nov 1888 in Lonaconing, Md..
They had the following children:
97 F i Agnes Carroll 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN. 98 F ii Margaret Carroll 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN. Margaret married Thomas Stephens 1. 99 F iii Mary (Mollie) Carroll Mary married Edward Blake 1. Edward was born 2 3 Dec 1900. He died 2 16 Aug 1987 in Cumberland, Md.. 100 M iv Patrick F. Carroll 1 died 4 Dec 1922 in Frostburg, Md.
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PETER F. CARROLL, GROCER, DIED MONDAY
Frostburg, Md., Dec. 5 - Peter F. Carroll, aged 58 years, grocer at108 Bowery street for 28 years, died at the residence adjoining the storeyesterday morning at 3 o’clock, following several years chronic illnessof asthma and other complications.
Mr. Carroll was born in Scotland and came to this country when but aboy. He arrived in Frostburg at maturity and was married to Miss JennieRafferty, who survives. No children were born to this union, but adaughter was adopted, who met with tragic death in an auto accident aboutone year ago. Two sisters, Miss Alice Carroll, Vancouver, BritishColumbia and Mrs. John Spates, Washington, D.C., survive.
He was a member of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, the Holy NameSociety and the Knights of Columbus. The funeral will be held from St.Michael’s Catholic Church Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock with requiemhigh mass, celebrated by Rev. William J. McVeigh, assistant pastor. TheJunior Choir will sing. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
(notes: The article is copied verbatim. Some paragraphs were combinedfor clarity and hyphenations were removed.)Patrick married Helen Taylor 1. 101 M v Simon Carroll 1 was born 2 12 Feb 1895. He died 2 5 May 1966 in Cumberland, Md. Simon married (1) Mary Pendergast 1. Simon married (2) Margaret Winner 1. 102 M vi James Carroll 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN. James married (1) Daisy Alderton 1. James married (2) Mary Redman 1. + 103 M vii John E. Carroll 104 M viii Thomas Carroll 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN. Thomas married Mildred Conway 1. 105 M ix Paul Carroll 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN. Paul married Mary Shook 1.
24. Bridget Kenny 1 (Margaret Cavanaugh , John ).
Bridget married 2 Patrick Burns 1 2 Jan 1890.
They had the following children:
106 M i Simon Burns 1. Simon married Jean Clay 1. 107 M ii Harry Burns 1. Harry married Helen Hild 1. 108 M iii Frank Burns 1. Frank married Loretta Monahan 1. 109 M iv Thomas Burns 1. Thomas married Clara Muir Buskirk 1. 110 M v Luke Burns 1. Luke married Mary Reid 1. 111 F vi Helen Burns 1. Helen married Patrick Manley 1. 112 F vii Margaret Burns 1. Margaret married Harry Poland 1. 113 M viii James Manning Burns 1. James married Catherine Ende 1. 114 F ix Mary Burns 1. Mary married John Nichols 1. 115 F x Sarah Burns 1. Sarah married James Collins 1.
28. Rose McVeigh 1 (Catherine (Kate) Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 Oct 1871 in Maryland. She died 2 16 Nov 1921 in Midland, Allegany County, Md..
Rose married 2 Richard Creamer 1 23 Oct 1893 in Midland, Allegany County, Md.. Richard was born 3 13 Aug 1864 in London, England. He died 3 18 Dec 1922 in Washington, D.C..
They had the following children:
+ 116 M i John Joseph Creamer 117 F ii Catherine A Creamer 118 F iii Mary Zita Creamer 119 F iv Margaret Irene Creamer 120 F v Rosaleen Bernadette Creamer 121 F vi Anna Rita Creamer 122 F vii Frieda Helen Creamer 123 F viii Richard Josepj Creamer
29. Mary Jane McVeigh 1 (Catherine (Kate) Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 Jun 1869 in Allegany County Maryland. She died 2 30 Jun 1912 in Allegany County Maryland.
Mary married 2 George Sharp 1 1894. George was born 3 May 1869 in Allegany County Maryland.
They had the following children:
124 M i Francis Sharpe 125 M ii Joseph A. Sharpe 126 F iii Marie Sharpe 127 F iv Kathleen Sharpe
38. John James Jackson 1 (Sarah Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 24 Jul 1875 in Ocean Mines, Md.. He died 2 26 Jun 1941 in Frostburg, Md.. The cause of death was Stroke. He was buried 2 Jun 1941 in St. Michaels Cemetery, Frostburg, Md.. John was buried 3 in Church record show birth July 2l, 1875 and baptism 22. He was employed 4 as in Owner of pool hall/bowling alley. He resided 5 in Frostburg, Md.
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[000420.ftw]John left school at the age of twelve or fourteen to go to work tohelp support his younger brothers and sisters. His daughter Catherinebelieves he worked for a mining company. By the time he married Alice,he had a business. He had a bowling alley and pool room with hisbrother-in-law, Joe McGraw. This was on Main Street in Frostburg. Itwas not a very big place but they sold candy, tobacco, root beer, andafter prohibition, regular beer. There was an enclosed wagon in front ofthe building where they sold hot roasted peanuts. John worked long hoursfrom about ten in the morning to twelve at night six days a week. Heworked a few hours on Sunday morning. He came home for lunch, rested awhile, back to work, home for dinner about six O"clock and back to workuntil twelve, on the other days.
John married 2 Alice Marie McDonald 1 17 Feb 1909 in St. Michael's, Frostburg, Md.. Alice was born 3 26 Jun 1881 in Franklin Hill, Westernport, Md.. She died 3 7 Dec 1975 in Frostburg, Md.. She was buried 3 9 Dec 1975 in St. Michael's Cemetery, Frostburg, Md.. Alice was buried 4 in Godparents - Thomas Morley & Mary Ann. She was buried 5 3 Jul 1881 in Westerprt. She was employed 6 as in Seamstress, milliner, mother, housewife. She resided 7 in Frostburg, Md..
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Before she married John, Alice worked as seamstress in a tailor shopin Frostburg and later worked in Baltimore for a milliner. This was atime of very fancy hats for ladies. Every spring she would go with agroup to Salisbury, MD and Ocean City, MD for a short time to work onthe hats there.
When she and John were married in 1909, they went to Washington,D.C. for several weeks on their honeymoon. One of the highlights theywitnessed was the Taft Inauguration.
Alice was very interested in national and local news and sports.She liked to listen to the baseball games on the radio and later to watchthem on television. She jotted the scores by innings on little pieces ofpaper, most often on a matchbook cover.
They had the following children:
128 F i Mary Jackson 1 was born 2 6 Dec 1909 in Frostburg, Md. She died 2 24 Nov 1998 in Frostburg, Md. The cause of death was Cancer of the kidney. She was buried 2 27 Nov 1998 in Frostburg, Md.. Mary was employed 3 as in Teacher, seamstress. She resided 4 in Frostburg, Md..
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Mary graduated from Frostburg Normal School, taught for a fewyears. She began sewing for a few friends and thus started a businessthat flourished for many years. Her sisters really benefited from this,she made most of their clothes, especially prom dresses and weddingdresses. Then came nephews and nieces that she kept well-dressed. Thelittle boys had suits and overcoats and the girls had Easter outfits,Christmas dresses, coats, hats - you name it and Mary made it. I almostforgot, the Barbie dolls were also dressed in the latest fashions.
Mary's favorite sport to watch is golf and has been a member of"Arnie's Army" for a long time. She was loved and respected by all whoknew her. She was a member of The Catholic Daughters of America and theSodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary at St. Michaels Church in Frostburg.Fr. Paul Byrnes handled her funeral Mass and her nephews were her pallbearers. She had 25 nieces and nephews.129 M ii Joseph William Jackson 1 was born 2 19 Nov 1911 in Frostburg, Md.. He died 2 20 Sep 1980 in Frostburg, Md.. The cause of death was Heart attack. He was buried 2 Nov 1980 in Frostburg, Md. Joseph was buried 3 in Never married. He was employed 4 as in Lab Technician. He resided 6 in Frostburg, Md (also Castle Shannon, Pa..
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130 F iii Esther Mildred Jackson 1 was born 2 11 Jan 1915 in Frostburg, Md. She died 2 17 Jun 1986 in Frostburg, Md.. The cause of death was Breast Cancer. She was buried 2 21 Jun 1986 in St Michaels Cemetary, Frostburg, Md. Esther was buried 3 in Loved to travel. She was employed 4 as in Nurse. She resided 6 in Frostburg, Md..
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Esther graduated from St. Joseph's Hospital as Registered Nurse.She worked at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore for a while and then to LittleRock, Ark. She came back to Frostburg and worked at Miners Hospitaluntil she had to retire because of poor health.
Esther loved to travel and she and her friend Martha went someplaceevery year - Mexico, Las Vegas, Canada, etc. When the Jim & CatherineThompson were stationed in Germany, she visited them for few weeks. Herlast trip was to Ireland with her brother Ed and his wife Joan.
One thing, she liked to shop, seemed to think it was a sin not tobuy something. She was a "soft touch" for all of her nieces and nephewsthough she pretended to be the opposite.+ 131 F iv Marguerite Elizabeth Jackson + 132 F v Catherine Lourdine Jackson + 133 M vi Edward John Jackson
39. Anastasia Jackson 1 (Sarah Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 21 Aug 1879 in Frostburg, Md.. She died 2 1937 in Frostburg, Md.. She was buried 2 in Frostburg, Md..
Anastasia married 2 Joseph McGraw 1 in Frostburg, Md.. Joseph died 3 in Frostburg, Md..
They had the following children:
134 F i Mary McGraw + 135 F ii Frances McGraw 136 F iii Agnes McGraw 1 was born 2 UNKNOWN in Frostburg, Md.. She died 2 Jul 1995 in Louisiana. 137 F iv Josephine McGraw
42. James Francis Jackson 1 (Sarah Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 23 Jun 1880 in Midland, Md.. He died 2 13 Mar 1960 in Frostburg, Md..
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Jim and his brother John, married two sisters - Blanche and AliceMcDonald. Each had a daughter, Rita and Catherine, who married twobrothers, Bill and Jim Thompson
Jim attended Ohio State University, where he studied Engineering.His first love was baseball, which he lettered in at College. During thesummers of his college years he played for Frostburg in the George'sCreek League, along with his brother, Owen. In his younger years, he wasa professional ball player. Before becoming a miner, he played in theDetroit Tiger farm system.
On April 22, 1953, the Cumberland Newspaper ran an article on himchronicling his baseball career. Here, are some excerpts: "Back in hisheyday as a player he was an outfielder, 2nd and 3rd baseman, hit righthanded and batted clean-up with teams in three different minor leagues.He was with Lowell and Taunton, Mass., in the New England League, from1906 to 1910. (He) played in the Virginia League for Norfolk, Danvilleand Richmond. In 1912 he was with Bloomington of the Three-Eye-League .. . During the years he played in the Virginia League, the fans dubbedhim "Stonewall" after the Confederate General." He was called up to theDetroit Tigers, but only stayed three weeks, or so. He didn't get intoany games and the travel by train was too much of a strain on hismarriage. That's when he decided to put his engineering degree to use.
He was the engineer for a coal mine in Barnum, West Virginia. Hisfamily lived in an old house that was supposed to have been haunted. Theprevious tenant had committed suicide, with a shotgun, in one of thebedrooms. Jim's daughter, Rita, recalls that when they moved in, therewere still blood stains and body fragments on the wall and ceiling. Shesaid that no matter how much they repainted, the blood always seemed toshow through. Many stories were told of this house, about doors thatwouldn't stay shut and things that went "bump" in the night (amongothers).
One time, Catherine Jackson came to visit her cousin Rita. OneSunday, they walked all the way to the Mission Chapel, located in ElkGarden, about 5 or 6 miles away. The pews had recently been repainted,but with outdoor paint. It came off on their dresses. After Mass, Fr.Moran drove the two girls home. Jim asked the priest to stay the night,but he refused. He wouldn't stay in a haunted house.
There wasn't any religious education in the town, which consisted ofa couple dozen homes, two small stores, a Methodist church and a one roomschool house. They usually only got to a Catholic church when theyvisited relatives in Frostburg for Easter and Christmas. As a result,they sometimes attended Protestant services, especially the picnics,socials and revivals. When his children were old enough, they were sentto Frostburg, to their Aunt Alice's house, in order to attend CatholicSchool and prepare for the Sacraments.
Jim bought the mining rights to part of a mountain, believing thiswould one-day, prove to be of great value to the family. Unfortunately,he didn't purchase land that would allow access. Eventually, hischildren contracted someone to mine the coal and received a smallstipend. However, the monies realized, barely covered their legalbills. Less than ten thousand dollars was actually earned, in all theyears of operation.EVENING TIMES (Cumberland) - Monday, March 14, 1960 - Pages 7 & 14
James F. Jackson
FROSTBURG - James F. Jackson, 79, of 33 Linden Street, died at hishome yesterday afternoon after a day’s illness. He was the husband ofBlanch (McDonald) Jackson and a son of the late Samuel and Sarah(Cavanaugh) Jackson and was born in Midland June 27, 1880.
Surviving besides his widow are a daughter, Mrs. William Thompson,Harrisburg; three sons, Owen Jackson, Beaver Falls; James J. Jackson,Milton, Pa., and Paul F. Jackson, Frostburg; two brothers, SamuelJackson, Florida, and Garret Jackson, Fairmont; and two sisters, MissJulia Jackson and Miss Rose Jackson, both of Cumberland, and 13grandchildren.
He was a member of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, the Holy NameSociety, the Knights of Columbus and was a retired coal miner. In hisyounger days he was well known in the area in baseball circles, havingplayed in the old George’s Creek League.
The body will be at the Hafer Funeral home here today from 7 to 9p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.(notes: The article is copied verbatim. Some paragraphs were combinedand hyphenations were removed.)
James married 2 Bridget (Blanche) McDonald 1 5 Apr 1910 in St. Michael's, Frostburg, Md.. Bridget was born 3 16 Dec 1883 in Franklin Hill, Westernport, Md.. She died 3 2 Jun 1968 in Frostburg, Md..
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[000420.ftw]For some reason, Bridget never liked her given name. She changedit to Blanche. Blanche was a jovial lady who enjoyed keeping house andwas an excellent cook. In the early years of her marriage, she traveledand lived in Detroit and Norfolk where her husband played baseball.Sometime in the twenties they moved to Barnum, WV, where they lived untilthe 1940's when they moved to Frostburg.
She had the sweetest disposition known to anyone acquainted withher. Her only true vice, may have been an intense dislike for TeddyRoosevelt. She claimed he waited for the Rough Riders to take San JuanHill in Cuba (during the Spanish-American War) before he came forward toclaim the glory. While living in Barnum, during the 1920's, she donneda pair of her husband's pants to play and sled in the snow. This wasconsidered uncommon during that time, even for people living in the hillsof West Virginia. Just the same, it's an indication of how she enjoyedlife.
She was also a curious creature. Her neighbors in Barnum owned aturkey. She wanted to know if it's beard had any use. One day, whilesnapping beans on the porch. The turkey, who was reportedly a ratherunfriendly fowl, approached while pecking for food. She placed some ofthe beans in a line that led directly by her and pretended not to noticeit's approach, in hopes of getting a close-up look at the bird's beard.It kicked her knocking her off the porch and broke some ribs. She nevertried that again.
In later years, she suffered poor health. Blanche had a heartattack prior to her daughter Rita's wedding and was convalescing in bed,at home. Rita purchased a dress for her. On the day of the wedding shewore it to the church and for photos after. She then went home and backto bed.
Blanche also required a hearing aid. In those days, hearing aidswere about the size of a pack of American cigarettes and worn on aperson's clothing with a wire running to the ear piece. Hergrandchildren, always thought it odd that she would talk on the phone,with the handset upside down. She usually attached the hearing aid toher bra or slip, underneath her outer garments. So, she would speakinto the mouthpiece, with the earpiece centered on her chest, to becloser to "her ears".
Blanche was an outstanding cook. Her fried chicken was trulyremarkable. Despite being a small and somehat fraile woman; she appearedto handle a large, solid cast iron skillet with ease.EVENING TIMES (Cumberland) - June 3, 1968 - Page 16
MRS. JAMES F. JACKSON
FROSTBURG - Mrs. Bridget (Blanche) Jackson, 84, of 120 South GrantStreet, died yesterday at Miners Hospital. She had been a patient threeweeks.
Born near Westernport, she was the daughter of the late John andAlice (Halfpenny) McDonald. She was a member of St. Michael’s CatholicChurch and the Sodality. Her husband, James F. Jackson, preceded her indeath.
Surviving are three sons, Owen Jackson, Beaver Falls, Pa.; JamesJackson, Milton, Pa., and Paul Jackson, Frostburg; a daughter, Mrs.William Thompson, Harrisburg, Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Alice Jackson,Frostburg, and 15 grandchildren.
The body is at the Hafer-Sowers Funeral Home where friends will bereceived from 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. ARequiem Mass will be celebrated Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., in St. Michael’sChurch, Frostburg. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. The rosarywill be recited tomorrow at 8 p.m.(notes: The article is copied verbatim. Some paragraphs were combinedand hyphenations were removed.)
They had the following children:
+ 138 M i Owen Jackson 139 F ii Alice (Peggy) Jackson 1 was born 2 30 Nov 1915. She died 2 30 Nov 1922 in Frostburg, Md.. The cause of death was trauma due to burns from fire. She was buried 2 Dec 1922 in St. Michael's RC Cemetery, Frostburg, Allegany Co., Md..
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Peggy, was named Alice, in honor of her aunt on her mother's side.On Thanksgiving Night (1922), Peggy was saying her prayers and hernightgown caught on fire from a gas grate in her room. She was burnedterribly and died shortly thereafter at the hospital.
Rita, name her youngest daughter, after the sister she never knew,believing her name was Peggy. Her mother told her shortly before her owndeath that the name was actually Alice; however, she was never sure aboutthis until Bob and Rosanne Thompson found the proof on a microfilm of theCumberland Evening Times, on June 10, 2000, at the Frostburg StateCollege Library. It is suspected that Alice's middle name might havebeen Margaret, thus explaining why she was always referred to as Peggy.Further research may eventually find the answer. Here is the newsarticle:
CUMBERLAND EVENING NEWS
Friday, December 1, 1922 - (Last City Edition) - Front Page
CHILD FATALLY BURNED WHILE SAYING A PRAYER
Nightie On Little Alice Jackson, Frostburg, Ignites From An Open Grate InBedroom
FLEES FROM MOTHER AND IS BADLY BURNED
Victim With Brothers Had Just Returned From a Birthday Party In Her Honor
Frostburg, Dec. 1 - Her nightdress igniting as she knelt down to sayher prayers in front of an open gas grate, at 10 o’clock last night in abedroom of her home, Alice Jackson, Loo street, sustained such severeburns that she died at 8 o’clock this morning in the Miner’s Hospital.It is supposed a sudden spurt of flames from the grate ignited the nightdress.
Yesterday Was Birthday
Yesterday was the little child’s birthday and she, with her brother,Owen, aged nine, and two younger brothers, James and Paul, had beenentertained at a birthday party, with cake and seven burning candles, atthe home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, Washingtonstreet.
Mother on Lower Floor
The children had returned home and while the mother was covering thestoves on the lower floor, the three children went up stairs to bed.Alice had come out in her nightdress to the gas grate, according to herbrother Owen, when it suddenly caught fire.
Entire Body Is Seared
She ran screaming around the room and eluded her brother, Owen’seffort to catch her. Mrs. Jackson attracted by the screams of herdaughter, ran up stairs and endeavored with a blanket in her hands towrap up the child and extinguish her blazing body. Before she couldsucceed in doing this, the frenzied little girl had run into anotherbedroom and was horribly scarred from knees to her head. The little girlwas carried to Miners’ Hospital a few minutes later.
Besides her parents, the little girl is survived by three brothers,Owen, Paul and James. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jackson, 316 Avirett avenue,Cumberland, are the grandparents of the dead child. The funeral willprobably take place at 9 o’clock tomorrow morning, with burial in St.Michael’s Catholic Cemetery.
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According to her Certificate of Death, she was listed as dead at7:00 am on December 1, 1922. Jacob Hafer was the undertaker, who handledthe funeral arrangements. She was buried on December 2nd at St.Michael's RC Cemetery, Frostburg, Md. Although there is no marker forher grave. Rita (Jackson) Thompson believes she was placed in theMcDonald family plot of her maternal grandparents, among other relatives.+ 140 M iii Paul F. (Stoney) Jackson + 141 M iv James Jackson + 142 F v Rita Claire Jackson
45. Samuel Jackson 1 (Sarah Cavanaugh , John ) was born 2 1 Dec 1890 in Frostburg, Md.. He died 2 7 Feb 1974 in Florida. He was buried 2 Feb 1974 in St. Michaels Cemetary, Frostburg, Md. Samuel was buried 3 7 Dec 1890 in St Michaels, Frostburg, Md. He was employed 4 as in Managed steel plant. He resided 5 in Md, Penn, Flordia.
Samuel married (1) Helene 1.
They had the following children:
143 F i Sarah Jackson 144 F ii Jean Jackson 145 F iii Ann Jackson 146 F iv Patricia Jackson 147 F v Susan Jackson
Samuel married (2) Jean Elizabeth Clise 1. Jean died 2 1929 in Pittsburgh, Pa..
They had the following children:
148 F vi Sally Jackson 149 F vii Jean Jackson 150 F viii Ann Jackson 151 F ix Patricia Jackson 152 F x Susan Jackson 153 M xi John Jackson