
These clues show additional family connections to Aaron Jackson's family and the family of Benjamin Jackson.
1. Aaron Jackson II (son of Aaron Jackson and Marie Dorothee Jackson) married Christie Annie Emery. Her sister is Louise Emery (wife of William Hafford). William Hafford's half 2nd cousin is Estella May Beals. Estella Beals (1857-1939) married John Frank Seekins whose aunt is Eliza (Jackson) Seekins (wife of Isaac B. Seekins) and daughter of Oliver M. Jackson and Hannah Lambert.
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2. "Oren" Jackson was part of The Aroostook War under Captain James Huxford's Company. "Nearly all of the members of Captain Huxford's Company were residents of Brooks"* (Waldo County, Maine) . This would put Aaron/Oren in Fort Kent at the correct timeframe. Aaron/Oren's sister Harriet Jackson Roberts is buried in Brooks, Waldo, Maine, same town as "Oren" Jackson was said to be from.
*Sketches of Brooks history, Norwood, Seth W. (Seth Wademere), 1935, The Aroostook War, pg. 135
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Aroostook war. Historical sketch and roster of commissioned officers and enlisted men called into service for the protection of the northeastern frontier of Maine. From February to May, 1839. by Maine Council; pg. 54
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3. In the 1850 census, Hancock Plantation (now Fort Kent), Aroostook, Maine ("Aren" in dwelling #54). Dwelling #43 is William H. Webb. He's married to Martha Farwell. Her sister is Ann Farwell. Ann Farwell is married to Consider A. Knowles. Consider A. Knowles is the uncle of John Franklin Knowles. Frankllin Knowles is the husband of Lenora Avilda Roberts who is the daughter of Harriet (Jackson) Roberts, daughter of Benjamin Jackson and Patience Prescott. Also, William H. Webb is the son of Amos Webb. I figured that out because William's brother Nelson is living with them in that 1850 census. Amos Webb was living in Unity, Waldo County, Maine.
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In the same census, In dwelling #45 we see Samuel Stevens. He is the husband of Cynthia (Moody). Her sister Clara "Clarissa" (Moody) Gates is living in the home of a Deborah Gulliver in 1870 census for Old Town, Penobscot, Maine. This Deborah Gulliver is the 1st cousin of Relief (Gulliver) Farwell who is the mother of Martha Farwell.
(In short, William Webb, living eleven doors away from Aaron Jackson, and Samuel Stevens, living nine doors away are related by marriage to the granddaughter (Lenora Roberts) of Benjamin Jackson and Patience Prescott.)
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4. Josiah D. Jackson (1st cousin to our Aaron, Benjamin, and Oliver Jackson) married Cynthia Oakes* (d/o Jonathan Oakes & Rachel Carsley). Cynthia Oakes is the half 1st cousin once removed of Alexis Electrius Oakes, husband of Marie Henriette Lavigne.
This connects this Jackson line to the Oakes line of Aroostook County and New Brunswick, Canada. Cynthia Oakes' father Jonathan Oakes died in Presque Isle.
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*Cynthia Oakes b. Feb 28 1821, Wellington, Piscataquis, Maine; died Jan 12, 1905; Guidall, Essex, VT;Maine State Archives; Cultural Building, 84 State House Station, Augusta, ME 04333-0084; Pre 1892 Delayed Returns; Roll #: 81;
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From Oakes Family Register of Nathaniel Oak, by Henry Lebbeus Oak,1906, pg. 23, (her grandfather), "Levi. Sangerville, Me. ; farmer ; baptized Harvard, Mass., October 23, 1763, and apparently twin of Lois; married Canaan, Me., 1788; died 1831. Wife, Lydia Brown; died Wellington, Me., 1849, age 82; 7 children (96-102). Levi went to Sangerville in 1808, but later lived in Wellington. He died in "Aroostook," Me., while on a visit to his son, (Jonathan Oakes)
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Her father is buried in Presque Isle, Maine, Jonathan Oakes (1797-1842)
She is buried in Guildhall, Essex, Vermont, Cynthia A Oaks Jackson (1821-1905)
Her grandfather, Levi Oakes Sr. (1763-1831)
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5. 1850 Census: Winthrop, Kennebec County, Maine
Family #240 Gideon Lambert
Family #246: Azel K. Bumpus
Azel K. Bumpus is the 1st cousin 1x removed from Warren Bumpus who is married to Mary S. Kealiher (d/o John Sylvester Kealiher & Deborah Jackson) Deborah Jackson is 1st cousin to Benjamin Jackson II; Azel Bumpus is 1st cousin 1x removed to Thankful Bumpus w/o Laskey Jackson II brother to Deborah Jackson.
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Deborah Jackson (Laskey Jackson I, Joseph, James, Walter)
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6. 1850 census: Township 9, Range 4, Washington County, Maine
Family #1, Laskey Jackson (great uncle to Benjamin Jackson).
Family #5, Ruel Hamlin
Ruel Hamlin's father, Perez Hamlin, is brother-in-law to Esther Hamlin. Esther Hamlin's stepson John Joseph Roberts is married to Harriet P. (Jackson) daughter of Benjamin & Patience (Prescott) Jackson.
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This again with #5 shows a connection from the Laskey Jackson line to the Benjamin Jackson II line only this time through his wife Patience (Prescott) Jackson.
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7. Benjamin Jackson I, (h/o Anna Bunker) was the uncle of Laskey Jackson II who was married to Dorcas Baker. Dorcas Baker is the sister to General John Baker who died in Fort Kent, Aroostook, Maine.
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8. Fred Parkhurst Roberts, (buried in Fort Kent, Maine) is second cousin to Esther Roberts, daughter-in-law of Benjamin Jackson and Patience Prescott. Fred Parkhurst Roberts
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9. Image #7, (see Anna (Bunker) Jackson), is the 1856 map of Lee, NH. If we compare it to image #5, map of 1805, we see that living across from where "Widow Jackson" lived in 1805 is a "U Caswell". He is Uriah T. Carswell/Caswell, husband of Sarah Ford, who is the 2nd cousin of Patience Prescott, wife of Benjamin Jackson II, parents of our Aaron Jackson.
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10. In the 1850 census, No.1 R.5, Somerset County, Maine. Family #546, Jonathan Spaulding Jr. His mother Abigail Meader is 2nd cousin to Anna (Bunker) Jackson. Family #574 is Laskey Jackson II nephew of Anna (Bunker) Jackson. (Family living near family.)
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