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From: Larry H. Jones< >
Subject: Re: [SCMARION-L] Jacksons
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 1998 11:23:24 -0600

>Hi,
>
>I have been silently sitting on the sideline enjoyed the flow of information
>between different members. I also have a Jackson connection. My great-
>greatgrandmother was Julia Jackson - she was born on January 17, 1836, married
>Allen Ammons on December 8, 1853 and died on May 26th, 1909. She and Allen
>had several children - I am descended from their daughter, Fannie. All of
>this took place in Marlboro County. If anyone has a connection or a comment,
>I would appreciate the information. I have been researching the Ammons side
>of the family and have not really started looking for Julia's parents or
>family. Would really like to make a connection with other Jacksons.
>
>Merry Christmas to everyone!
>
>Bonnie C. Freeman
>Marlboro County, SC

Bonnie, I saw your recent posting indicating that you are descended from
Allen Ammmons of Marlboro. If you should ever run into a contemporary of
his named Martha Ammons I would love to know. My ggrandfather had a
brother Roberson H. Hays who is supposed to have married a Martha
Ammons--around 1860. The wife Martha was apparently born around 1838. She
and Roberson had a couple of children before his death in the Civil War. I
think, but I am not sure at all, that Martha may have married Robert
McLendon, after the death of her first husband. I haven't been able to
support the Ammons name for Martha, but that is what I was told. I don't
see an Ammons posting often and thought I should ask. Martha and Roberson
would have lived in the area where Marlboro and old Marion Counties come
together. Thanks and good luck in your searches. Larry Jones

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