See also
Husband: | Howard JACKSON (1812-1888) | |
Wife: | Catherine Hannah Mouat KEITH (1814-1820) | |
Children: | JACKSON (1846- ) | |
JACKSON (1846-1846) | ||
Marriage | 3 Sep 1844 | Southwark. London |
District of St Marys in the Parish of St George the Martyr Catherine Hannah HEDLEY née KEITH was a Widow. Howard described as a Gent living at 34 Mornington Crescent. Married by his brother George - Vicar of North Reston. Witness - Richard PADDISON |
Name: | Howard JACKSON | |
Sex: | Male | |
Father: | George JACKSON (1758-1823) | |
Mother: | Mary HOWARD (1780-1858) | |
Birth | 21 Sep 1812 | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
Baptism | 15 Dec 1812 (age 0) | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
Occupation | Land Owner and Poor Law Guardian | |
Census | 1851 (age 38-39) | Kensington, London |
8 St Georges Terrace With wife Susan and children George E C (1)and William H (5mths) |
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Census | 1861 (age 48-49) | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
Reston Hall With wife Susan and children Henry Forman, (8), James Edward (6), John Hampden (4), Mary L H (2) amd Catherine (9mths) |
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Residence | Jul 1868 (age 55) | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
Information given in probate for brother George who died Jul 1868 | ||
Census | 1871 (age 58-59) | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
With wife Susan and children, Mary Louise (12),, Catherine Hannah (10), Alfred Howard (8), Susan Rose (6) and Douglas (1) | ||
Census | 1881 (age 68-69) | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
The Hall Living with his wife Susan and daughter Susan Rose |
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Death | 11 Apr 1888 (age 75) | Shepherds Bush, Middlesex |
7 Aschurch park Villas Probate of 27 pounds 2 shillings to wife Susan |
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Burial | 14 Apr 1888 | North Reston, Lincolnshire |
St Ediths Monumental Inscription states - H. E. I. C. Late Lord of the Manor husband of Susan |
Name: | Catherine Hannah Mouat KEITH | |
Sex: | Female | |
Father: | George Mouat KEITH (1760-1832) | |
Mother: | Catherine (Kitty) HOWARD (1779-1851) | |
Father (2): | George Mouat KEITH (1764-1832) | |
Mother (2): | Catherine (Kitty) HOWARD (1779-1851) | |
Birth | 27 Jun 1814 | Camberwell, London |
Birth | 27 Jun 1814 | Southwark. London |
Birth | 30 Apr 1816 | Camberwell, London |
Baptism | 22 Sep 1816 (age 2) | |
Death | Feb 1820 (age 5) | Camberwell, London |
Death | Apr 1848 (age 33) | Kensington, London |
Death | 23 Apr 1848 (age 33) | Kensington, London |
Name: | JACKSON | |
Sex: | Male | |
Birth | Jun 1846 |
Name: | JACKSON | |
Sex: | Female | |
Birth | 1846 | |
Stillborn | ||
Death | 1846 (age 0) |
Although Howard is the fourth of five sons he was the one who became the landowner at North Reston. The Hall is recorded "as the seat of Howard Jackson who was the Lord of the Manor and owner of the land in the small parish of North Reston". When Robert Darlington and his wife Wendy (WOOD) visited North Reston in 1993 they noticed amongst the many plaques on the wall of the church of St Edith one as follows "In loving memory of Howard Jackson, H.E.I.C. late Lord of the Manor....". The intials HEIC stand for Honourable East India Company and like his father Howard was obviously a sailor. Both Robert and David Morris had proof of his entering the service as a Midshipman in the spring of 1826 when he was also 14 years old. There are a number of references to his comings and goings in his Mothers Diary. A visit to the India Office library by Robert and Wendy found him in the Bombay ship registry as Master of the ship KUSGROVIE for about six years in the 1830's.