Jacqueline Jane Huie

Jacqueline married Kenneth "Speedy" G. Simmons about 1942 in Bexar Co, Texas. Kenneth was born on 20 Jul 1917 in Quincy, Adams Co, Illinois; died on 27 Oct 2008 in San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Stephen Kerry Simmons was born on 24 Feb 1944 in Bexar Co, Texas; died on 06 Apr 1953 in Bexar Co, Texas.
2. Mikal Lee Simmons
3. Kimberley Page Simmons

Notes:

Died:
TEXAS Death Certificate

Name: Harvey Kellis Huie Sr.
Death date: 13 Mar 1971
Death place: Dallas, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document):
Age at death: 74 years
Estimated birth year: 1897
Birth date: Febuary 14, 1897
Birth place: Nocona, TX
Marital status: Married
Spouse name:
Father name: William Green Huie
Father birth place:
Mother name: Mary Catherine Kellis
Mother birth place:
Occupation:
Residence:
Cemetery name:
Burial place: Hillcrest Memorial
Burial date:
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2223075
Digital GS number: 4169385
Image number: 1553
Reference number: 1559
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Harvey married Sarah Mae Jackson on 04 Apr 1918. Sarah (daughter of James Edward "Ed" Jackson and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Helen Womble) was born on 16 Jul 1897 in Galveston Co, Texas; died on 21 Jul 1994 in Dallas Co, Texas; was buried in Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1900, Chambers Co (Precinct 3), Texas
• Census: 1910, Galveston, Galveston Co, Texas
• Census: 1920, Galveston, Galveston Co, Texas
• Census: 1930, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas

Notes:

Ed, the sixth child, was a fun loving, adventurous youngster with an uncanny talent for craftmanship and mechanics. He married Lizzie Womble and fathered five children, Maude, Sarah May, Roger, Roy and Edward. I have childhood memories of Uncle Ed when he was rice farming on the ranch and living with his family in Galveston. He would stay at the ranch several weeks and then in Galveston a week. On every trip he brought us children a present; a large sack of lemon and peppermint sticks, a keg of gingersnaps, or best of all an entire stalk of bananas. He always brought several new stories, some for the children and some exclusive tidbits to be told only behind the barn, which was the menfolk's retreat. He told his yarns with great relish and skill, sometimes laughing so hard in expectation of the point of his story that he would need to stop and catch his breath. His skill in carpentry was known and appreciated throughout the countryside and the best expression of his talent was in the numerous sturdy and graceful boats that he built to play between Double Bayou and Galveston. While rice farming he built, and used for many years, the first disk plow. Since he did not bother to have the idea patented, it soon spread far and wide and was patented by another. My best memories of Uncle Ed relate to a time shortly before his death when my brother, Guy Cade, and I visited him armed with all the latest stories we could collect. Although he was very ill at the time, he rolled with laughter at all our tales and polished the visit off by telling a few good ones himself.

- Ralph Semmes Jackson, 'Home on the Double Bayou'
(adam edwards )

-- email to Adam Edwards from Guy Cade Jackson 8 Nov 2007:
ED JACKSON, WHOM I SUPPOSE, IS YOUR ANCESTOR, LIVED ON THE EDGE OF THE MARSH FORMED BY LONE OKK BAYOU WHICH LAY MIDWAY FROM THE JAMES JACKSON RANCH HOUSE AND SMITH POINT AS WAS IN THE MIDST OF HIS ACREAGE (CONSIDERABLE). DADDY TOLD ME THAT ?UNCLE ED? WAS A MOST RESOURCEFUL FELLOW, WHO HOMEBUILT A CRANE WHICH TRAVELED ON A TEMPORARY SMALLGUAGE RAILROAD TRACK WITH WHICH HE BUILT THE LEVEE FOR THE ROAD FROM THE NORTH TO SMITH POINT ACROSS A NARROW PART OF THE MARSH. ROAD IS NOW FARM TO MARKET HIGHWAY 562.
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Census:
Jackson, Jas E, 38, farmer
Lizzie, 38, TX, F born SC, M born SC
Maud, 15
Boy, 10
Radqus, 6
Sarah, 2

Census:
Year: 1910; Census Place: Galveston Ward 10, Galveston, Texas; Roll: T624_1554; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 49; Image: 700.

Jackson, James E, 49, stock man
Lizzie H, 48, TX, F born TN, mother born SC
James R, 19
Sarah Mae, 12
James E Jr., 2

Census:
Jackson, Jas E, 58, stock man
Lizzie, 57, TX, F born TN, M born SC
Roger, 26
Edward, 12

Census:
Year: 1930; Census Place: San Antonio, Bexar, Texas; Roll: 2294; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 61; Image: 346.0.

Jackson, J E, 65, stockman
Elizabeth, 63, TX, F born LA, M born SC
Edward, 22, auto salesman

James married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Helen Womble on 27 Nov 1883 in Texas. Elizabeth was born on 08 Mar 1862 in San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; died on 08 Jun 1939 in San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; was buried in Sunset Memorial Park, San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Daughter of Sidney Smythe Womble (b TN) and Nancy Kate Wright (b SC).

Died:
Died from leprosy

TX Death Certificate:

Name: Elizabeth Helen Jackson
Death date: 08 Jun 1939
Death place: San Antonio, Bexar, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): White
Age at death: 77 years 3 months
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 08 Mar 1862
Birth place: San Antonio, Texas
Marital status: Married
Spouse name: James Edward Jackson
Father name: Sidney Smythe Womble
Father birth place: Nashville, Tenn.
Mother name: Nancy Kate Wright
Mother birth place: Ga.
Occupation: Housewife
Residence:
Cemetery name: Sunset Memorial Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 09 Jun 1939
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2118017
Digital GS number: 4030441
Image number: 2963
Reference number: 26551
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, Liberty Co, Texas
• Census: 1860, Chambers Co, Texas
• Census: 1870, Chambers Co, Texas
• Census: 1880, Double Bayou, Chambers Co, Texas
• Census: 1959, Chambers Co, Texas; tax roll

Notes:

JACKSON, JAMES (1822-1895). James Jackson, pioneer cattleman and founder of the JHK Ranch in Chambers County, the son of Sarah (Merriman) and Humphrey Jackson,qv was born on Vermillion Bayou in Vermillion Parish, Louisiana, on February 15, 1822. In September 1823 the family moved to an area east of the San Jacinto River in what would later be Harris County. The Jacksons appear on the 1826 census of the Atascosito District. James was orphaned by the deaths of his parents; his mother died in 1824 and his father in 1836. He was married on December 23, 1847, to Sarah White, daughter of pioneer Chambers County cattleman James Taylor White.

They settled first in a crude log cabin on the banks of Double Bayou. Jackson built a second cabin a mile from the first and replaced it over the years by two other much larger structures. His final home, a spacious two-story structure, burned in 1917. The couple had eleven children.Jackson held a number of county offices after the organization of Chambers County in 1858: chief justice, 1862-65; county judge, 1876; sheriff, 1868; county commissioner, 1858-62 and 1880-82; and justice of the peace, 1871-76. Like most Texans of his day, he was devoted to the Democratic party. His principal avocation was cattle ranching, which he began as early as 1842 with a herd of 175 cattle. He appears on the tax rolls of Chambers County as one of its wealthiest citizens, both before and after the Civil War. The JHK Ranch had grown to 26,000 acres by the time of Jackson's death. About 1877 Jackson became the first cattleman in Chambers County to fence any appreciable amount of pastureland. His first fence was constructed of planks nailed to cypress posts, but by 1882 he had switched to wire fencing, which he was also the first in the county to use; he enclosed most of his ranch with the new material.

Jackson died on June 5, 1895, and is buried in Jackson Cemetery at Double Bayou, Chambers County.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Jewel Horace Harry, A History of Chambers County (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1940; rpt., Dallas: Taylor, 1981).
Ralph Semmes Jackson, Home on the Double Bayou: Memories of an East Texas Ranch (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1961).

Kevin Ladd

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=juuledwards&id=I486

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findagrave:
When living in current day eastern Harris County, he recalls having heard the canon on April 21, 1836 at San Jacinto.Refer to "Home of the Double Bayou" for J. Frank Dobie endorsement of the book written on this man's family.
James was a son of Humphrey Jackson, one of Austin's 300 families who settled in Texas in the 1820's. James was married to Sarah Cade White.
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from adam edwards
James Jackson bought much of the John Dick property at Lone Oak Bayou, near Smith point, following the death of Dick's son, Benjamin. See Benjamin Dick, 1855-1884





Census:
James 28 LA
Sarah 18 TX
Sarah A, 9/12 TX

(Living next door to brother John)
Jackson, John, 30
Sarah, 29
Joney, 5
Letitia, 3
Stearns, Washington, 15, laborer
Jackson, Rufus, 2
Wallis, Solomon, 22, TX, stockman
Wallis, Daniel, 15, TX, stockman
Jeanburn, Leopold, 45, France, blacksmith
Allen, Thomas, 41, Scotland, ship carpenter


Census:
Jackson, James, 38, LA
Sarah, 28, TX
Humphrey T, 8
Mary P, 6
Alice L, 4
Robert, 1
A.B. 16, male*

adam edwards
* who is this A B Jackson? (from
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(note: ss --
AB Jackson is probably nephew, son of Hugh Jackson. Hugh Jackson is probably brother to James.
1850, Sep 25 - Liberty Co, Texas
Hugh Jackson 33 (1817) surveyor 300 LA
Elizabeth S. 27 (1823) MD
Alexander B. 6 (1844) TX
James S. 4 (1846) TX
John H. 2 (1848) TX



Census:
1870; Census Place: Subdivision 17, Chambers, Texas; Roll M593_1578; Page: 149; Image: 301.

Jackson, Jas, 48, LA, stockraiser
Sarah, 38
Sarah, 19
Mary, 16
Alice, 13
Robert, 11
Humphrey, 6
John, 3
Ralph, 4/12
Edward, 8

Census:
Year: 1880; Census Place: Double Bayou, Chambers, Texas; Roll T9_1295; Family History Film: 1255295; Page: 261.4000; Enumeration District: 20; .

Jackson, James, 58, LA, stock raisin & farmer, F born Ireland, M born LA
Sarah, 48, F born VA, M born SC
Mary, 26
Robert, 21, musician
James E, 18
Humphrey H, 16
John C, 13
Raphael S, 10
Guy, 8
Eula Y, 4
Mayes, Alice J, 24 widow
Sherman, Derwood, 6, grandson
Hurd, John B, 42, MI, boarder, school teacher

James married Sarah Cade White on 23 Dec 1847 in Chambers Co, Texas. Sarah (daughter of James Taylor White and Sarah Cade) was born on 13 Jul 1832 in Chambers Co, Texas; died on 30 Apr 1917 in San Antonio, Bexar Co, Texas; was buried in Jackson Cem, Double Bayou, Chambers Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1900, Chambers Co (Precinct 3), Texas
• Census: 1910, Chambers Co (Precinct 3), Texas

Notes:

Married at age 15, she was a small but determined woman. She weathered the troublous days of the Civil War and the reconstruction period that followed, and weathered the disatrous storms of 1875 and 1900. She was mentally alert, and physically active until the day she died at the age of 85.

Born at "Turtle Bayou" (Chambers Cnty). Youngest Daughter of: James Taylor White (Texas Pioneer and Cattleman.) & Sarah Cade.

On December 23, 1847, married: James Jackson who was the son of: Humphrey Jackson. Humphrey Jackson was a member of Austin's "Old 300 Colonists". His son, James was 10 years Sarah's senior. He was the founder of the JHK RANCH in Chambers Cnty.

James and Sarah first lived in a small log cabin. Their final home was a large two story home that accomodated their 11 children. The house burned in 1917.

Sarah and James were one of the wealthiest families living in Chambers County prior to and after the Civil War.

-Findagrave.com


Census:
1900; Census Place: Justice Precinct 3, Chambers, Texas; Roll T623_1619; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 8

Jackson, Sarah, 68, wid
Mary, 46
Mays, Alice, 43
Jackson, Robert, 41
Guy, 26
Ralph, 30, TX, m. 0 yrs
Pearl, 21, TX, parents born KY, m. 0 yrs


James Edward and his family are living next door.

Census:
Year: 1910; Census Place: Justice Precinct 3, Chambers, Texas; Roll T624_1537; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 26; Image: 407.

Jackson, Sarah, 78, wid
Mary, 54
Alice, 32
Guy C, 38, m. 6 years
Bertha, 36
James, 6
Grey Cade, 4
Zonell, 2
Ralph, 6/12
Robert, 50
Lewis, Henry, 40, servant
Tannie, 25, servant

Died:
D.C.
Name: Sarah Jackson
Death date: 30 Apr 1917
Death place: San Antonio, Bexar, Texas
Gender: Female
Race or color (on document): white
Age at death: 84 years 9 months 16 days
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 13 Jul 1832
Birth place: Tx
Marital status: Widowed
Spouse name:
Father name: Taylor White
Father birth place: La
Mother name: Sarah Cade
Mother birth place: Sc
Occupation:
Residence: San Antonio
Cemetery name:
Burial place: Double Bayou, Tx
Burial date:
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2051856
Digital GS number: 4166226
Image number: 1841
Reference number: 9602
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976