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- Rebecca was living with her children in the Barnwell County,SouthCarolina census in 1830. Tyre Jackson was not listed in this census with Rebecca. Itappearsthat he died between 17 Nov 1823 and the 1830 federal census.
A Daniel Jackson was living in Barnwell County, South Carolina, listed on the 1830 census. He was between age 40-50 years of age placing his birth between 1780-1790. Possible relative.
Sumter court - Roll 14 Tyre Jackson vs John Graham The State of South Carolina Sumter District 2 September 1805 Reference bay mare transaction of 1 October 1799 1 April 1806 Judgement given
Sumter court - Roll 22 Absolom Reams vs Tyre Jackson The State of South Carolina Sumter District 2 September 1805 Reference bay mare transaction of 1 October 1799 4 November 1805 - Judgement given
Sumter court - Roll 219 Tyre Jackson & wife Rebecca vs Mary Kolb, Jehu Kolb, ThomasKolb,Benjamin Kolb, Abel Kolb The State of South Carolina (Only a portion of this record is noted, for brevity) Sumter District 12 January 1822 To the honorable the judges of the court of equity of the state of South Carolina Tyre Jackson and Rebecca his wife of the district in the state of the aforesaid humbly compaining unto your honors that the said Rebecca wife of the said Tyre is the daughter of the late Thomas Kolb who lived and died in the district aforesaid. That Mary Kolb the widow and relict of said Thomas is now living in the district and state aforesaid as also are his children and heirs at law to wit: Jehu Kolb, Benjamin Kolb, Thomas Kolb, and Abel Kolb. 30 January 1823 - Judgement given
Date: 1802/07/24 Description: WEEKS, JAMES, PLAT FOR 1,000 ACRES ON BRANCH OF SAMMYSWAMPAND JACKS CREEK, SUMTER DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JOHN MCDONELL.
Names Indexed: WEEKS, JAMES/MCDONELL, JOHN/MAPLE,THOMAS/CONSTABLE,THOMAS/MOORE, ISHAM/JACKSON, TYRE/HARVEN,RICHARD/BRADFORD/SKINNER/
Locations: SAMMY SWAMP/JACKS CREEK/SANTEE RIVER/BLACKRIVER/SUMTERDISTRICT
1810 Federal Census - South Carolina, Clarendon, Sumter District 1 male between 26-45 years of age 3 Females under 10 years of age 1 Female between 16-26 years of age
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Abt 1783 - 1830 (40 years)
