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1859 Oct 1859 
Thompson Jackson 
 To the Estate of John Jackson dec'd 
To hire boy Wash 5 year 2 1/2 months 
at the rate of $120.00 pr. year  [total] $625.00 
 
1848 John Jackson Jr. 
 To the Estate of John Jackson dec'd 
To seven negroes viz: Ben, Harriet, Fereby [Pheraby], 
Emily, Jonas, Sophy, and Mary which was at the 
division appraised at twenty four hundred 
dollars the said John and all his brothers and 
sister viz: Thompson, William P. Edwar[d] 
Wilkins, Lewis and Andrew Jackson and Lucy Morgan 
Rec'd from their father John Jackson dec'd horse 
bridle Saddle and feather bed [written in pencil] The negroes were advanced 
about 1853 and divided [unknown] themselves value $2400. 
 
1864 John Jackson Adm. of John Jackson Dec'd 
 To W. M. Collier 
To shelling and delivering one hundred and one 
bushel of corn at Barnsville [?] as tithe corn 
to the government     $25.00 
To twenty lb sugar which Martha G. Jackson 
now Martha Collier did not receive as her dues  4.00 
      [total] $29.00