John Smith Futhey, History of Chester County (Everts, 1881)
Sessions | Office | Position | District | Party |
---|---|---|---|---|
1830-1831 | 4 | Anti-Mason | ||
1831-1832 | 4 | Anti-Mason | ||
1832-1833 | 4 | Anti-Mason | ||
1833-1834 | 4 | Anti-Mason |
William Jackson (Anti-Mason4) Chester and Delaware Counties 1830-1834
Early Life:
William Jackson, born November 7, 1789, Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania; son of John and Mary Harlan Jackson; Enoch Lewis’s boarding school; Westtown Friends Institute; engaged, agriculturist; mathematician; political economist; Elected, Anti-Mason, Pennsylvania State Senate, 1830-1834; married, Rebecca Taylor Jackson, 1819, children, Alice Woodruff, Elizabeth Dingee, Rebecca T. Jackson, Isaac Jackson, Catherine J. Barnard, Emeline Coates, Mary Taylor Conard; died, October 29, 1864, Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania; interment, West Grove Friends Cemetery, West Grove, Chester County, Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania Politics:
Elected, Anti-Mason, Pennsylvania State Senate, 4th district, Chester and Delaware Counties, 1830-1834.
Cited:
Cox, Harold. "Senate Members "J"". Wilkes University Election Statistics Project. Wilkes University.
William Jackson (1789-1864) - Find a Grave Memorial