Betty Jackson FFMFFM

[ElizabethHerts]

Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Betty Jackson

Date and place of birth
c. 1755 Heptonstall area

Names of parents
unknown

Date and place of baptism
unknown

Details of each of his or her marriages
MARRIAGES FOR THE SURNAME JACKSON AT
ST. THOMAS, HEPTONSTALL
1778 Dec-27 Thomas Jackson otp webster Betty Jackson otp by licence

Children:
William christened 16 April 1780 St Thomas Heptonstall
John christened 6 May 1782 St Thomas Heptonstall
George christened 30 Apr 1786 St Thomas Heptonstall buried 11 Feb 1792
Grace christened 14 Sep 1788 St Thomas Heptonstall buried 15 Oct 1793
Betty christened 22 Jan 1790 St Thomas Heptonstall
Henry christened 13 Jan 1794 St Thomas Heptonstall
Isaac christened 15 Jan 1797 Heptonstall Yorkshire


Occupation(s)

Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK)
Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall

Date, place and cause of death
1st November at Hebden Bridge, Heptonstall
aged 84 years
Widow of Thomas Jackson Clogger
Cause of death: Dropsy
Informant:
The mark of John Jackson
Present at death
Hebden Bridge Heptonstall

Date and place of burial
Forenames: Betty
Surname: JACKSON
Abode: Hebden Bridge Heptonstall
Day: 6 Month: Nov
Year: 1839
Age: 84
Relationship: Widowed
Relative Forenames: Relative Surname:
Place: Heptonstall
Dedication: St Thomas
County: Yorkshire West Riding


Details of will / administration of their estate
unlikely - her husband Thomas had left one.

Memorial inscription
unknown

[kiterunner]

Betty is a spinster on the marriage PR entry (image on ancestry) and the witnesses are William Crabtree and William Wadsworth.

There are a few possible baptisms at Heptonstall, which you have probably seen already:
Betty Jackson baptised 8 Dec 1754, daughter of Jno Jackson of Lang (presumably Langfield).
Betty Jackson baptised 19 Jul 1755, daughter of James Jackson of Todmerdon.
Betty Jackson baptised 5 Sep 1756, daughter of James Jackson of Langfield.

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Kate. Betty Jackson is such a common name around Halifax that I don't know if I shall ever discover whose she is!