Samuel Jackson

  Research Notes:

source: Susan O'Hara who notes:
Samuel had ben on trial for manslaughter but was not guilty. He was a drunk. Elizabeth is listed as head of the house in 1851 census in UK and married. Samuel her husband was boarding with another family.
She and Levi his wife Harriet nee Kemp and daughter Emma, George and his wife Harriett nee Southall, Sarah and her husband William Goostrey and their son James, Samuel Charles, Ambrose and Elizabeth set sail 2 months after the census in 1851 on board the Bangalore and Elizabeth is listed as widow.....no record of Samuel's death) He we think died in 1860's
The Duke gave them 50 pounds and some China towards their trip

  Noted events in his life were:

• connection.

Samuel married Elizabeth Salmon or Selmon, daughter of William Salmon and Mary Woolerston, in 1825 in Macclesfield, Cheshire England. (Elizabeth Salmon or Selmon was born on 3 Jun 1808 in Newport, Shropshire England, christened on 8 Jun 1808, died on 22 Sep 1885 in Papanui, Christchurch New Zealand and was buried in St Pauls, Papanui, Christchurch New Zealand.)