10th Kentucky (Diamond’s) Cavalry, Confederate States Army
As Researched by Stephen D. Bowling
Son of Smith and Margaret (Matney) Jackson
Born on April 3, 1834 in Russell County, Virginia
1850 Tazewell County, Virginia Federal Census
Western District, September 2, 1850
Dwelling Number 876, Family Number 876
Smith Jackson 42
Margaret Jackson 41
Harry Jackson 18
Jas. E. Jackson 16
Jane Jackson 14
Thos. J. Jackson 12
Wm. P. Jackson 9
Chartus Z. Jackson 7
Emily Jackson 3
1860 Buchanan County, Virginia Federal Census
Contrary Post Office, August 30, 1860
Dwelling Number 438, Family Number 438
Smith Jackson 52
Margaret Jackson 49
James E. Jackson 23
William Jackson 20
Charles Jackson 18
Milly Jackson 14
Married on September 6, 1860, to Ethel Malinda Jackson (1834 – 1924) by Rev. E. Vance. She was the daughter of John H. and Sarah (Patrick) Jackson.
Military Service
Company G, 10th Kentucky (Diamond’s) Cavalry, Confederate States Army
Enlisted: July 28, 1863 at Grundy in Buchanan County, Virginia by Captain A. F. Gibson for three years.
Present for duty on July 30, 1863
Last record of service on September 14, 1864
Highest Rank: Private
1870 Lee County, Virginia Federal Census
Yocum Station Township, August 25, 1870
Dwelling Number 235, Family Number 235
James E Jackson 35
Malinda Jackson 34
Mariah Jackson 10
Jefferson Jackson 7
Martha Jackson 5
Julia Jackson 3
Smith Jackson 64 Father
1880 Owsley County, Kentucky Federal Census
Supervisor’s District 3, Enumeration District 80
Sturgeon Precinct, June 12, 1880
Dwelling Number 129, Family Number 135
James E. Jackson 46
Malinda Jackson 46
Jefferson M. Jackson 16
Martha Jackson 14
Julia Jackson 11
Ella Jackson 9
George W. Jackson 7
Sarah A. Jackson 4
Charles Jackson 2
Died on October 31, 1896, near Travellers Rest in Owsley County, Kentucky
Buried on November 1, 1896, in the Warren’s Chapel Cemetery at Vincent in Owsley County, Kentucky
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