Hon. Samuel Jackson

Samuel Jackson late of Falmouth Jamaica and Alfred-Place Bedford Square Middlesex who died on or about 13/03/1837 and whose estate was placed in Chancery.

1. Will of Samuel Jackson late of Falmouth in the parish of Trelawny Jamaica but now residing at Alfred-Place Bedford Square [made 16/02/1837] proved 23/03/1837. In the will he left his estates Catherine Hall and Amity Hall in St James and Sod Hall in Hanover and his interest in the Spring estate, together with the compensation money for the enslaved people on them, in trust for his wife Eliza Motte Jackson for life, then to be sold and the proceeds divided between his children, the Rev. Samuel John Jackson, Emily the widow of Hugo James [?] Esq., Rachel the wife of Abel Peyton Phelps, Caroline Blower the wife of William Dawson, Charlotte Harriet Dallas the wife of Gerald Villers Butler Esq., Frances Blower Jackson and Agnes Motte the wife of William Holder Esq.

London Gazette, Issue 22161, 13/07/1858, p. 3268.

1. PROB 11/1874/346.