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OCCUPATION: Deputy Sheriff of Boyle County and a Farmer.
Katherine Nichols stated that Sara's home ("below" Lebanon) burned during the Christmas season when Sara was in her teens. Because of this fire starting in the Christmas tree they never had a Christmas tree.
On 8/23/1905 in Deed Book 37, pg. 52 in the Boyle County courthouse, it states that Thomas sold for $1,000 to Sara the property he had bought from JPCaldwell for $1,825.
On 10/24/1935 in Deed Book 63, pg.174 in the Boyle County courthouse, Sara sold all her interest in the Jackson farm to John D & Henry Jackson for "a valuable consideration paid in cash".
On 1/11/1938 in Deed Book 65, pg. 21 in the Boyle County courthouse, Thomas Jackson's heirs (Tom, Jr(29) & Lenore, Chris (25) & Gladys, Sara (23), & Sara S Jackson (54)) sold all rights to Jackson farm to John D & Henry Jackson for "valuable consideration".
OCCUPATION: Teacher KSD, Landlord, Housemother
Possibly named Mamie.
SOURCE: 1) Howard Yeiser, Tucson, AZ. Lawyer, Eddyville, Ky. 1861 moved to Paducah. Divorced his third wife, Betty Roberts. Was progenitor of the Paducah Yeisers. P. D. had children by at least two of his wives. Since they aren't differentiated by records available, they are all credited to his first wife in this account. SJFG.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Had six children.
SOURCE: 1) Howard Yeiser, Tucson, AZ. Lawyer, Eddyville, Ky. 1861 moved to Paducah. Divorced his third wife, Betty Roberts. Was progenitor of the Paducah Yeisers. P. D. had children by at least two of his wives. Since they aren't differentiated by records available, they are all credited to his first wife in this account. SJFG.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser.
SOURCE: 1) Howard Yeiser, Tucson, AZ. Lawyer, Eddyville, Ky. 1861 moved to Paducah. Divorced his third wife, Betty Roberts. Was progenitor of the Paducah Yeisers. P. D. had children by at least two of his wives. Since they aren't differentiated by records available, they are all credited to his first wife in this account. SJFG.
Catharine F.B. Mason's notes indicates he was living at Tampa, Florida. Also indicates he had one living son by first wife. That his second wife had died and his daughter Katie was living and single.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Had four children.
BIRTH: Unlikely to have been born in 1836 given age of 1st child.
Catharine F.B. Mason's notes indicates he was living at Tampa, Florida. Also indicates he had one living son by first wife. That his second wife had died and his daughter Katie was living and single.
SOURCE: Howard Yeiser. Fannie was a sister to Clara, first wife of
Frederick Yeiser.
Catharine F.B. Mason's notes indicates he had two sons and five daughters by his first wife and none by his second.
SOURCE: (1) Don G. Franks, Knoxville, TN. Telephone interview 4 April 1996. (2) Howard Yeiser. Had seven children by his first wife, none by his second. Howard says that he died in Houston.
DEATH: Wayne county, Tennessee Death Records 1908-1912.
SOURCE: Don G. Franks, Knoxville, TN. Telephone interview 4April1996.
CENSUS: 1850 Boyle Co., KY District 2 Roll 192 Page 367 Census with the family:
Jacob D. Yeiser (sp?) 27 M KY Farmer 2,500
Mary D. Yeiser 25 F KY
Martha A. Yeiser 3 F KY
Sarah W.
Charles Craig
Catharine F.B. Mason's notes indicates he had two sons and five daughters by his first wife and none by his second.
SOURCE: (1) Don G. Franks, Knoxville, TN. Telephone interview 4 April 1996. (2) Howard Yeiser. Had seven children by his first wife, none by his second. Howard says that he died in Houston.
DEATH: Wayne county, Tennessee Death Records 1908-1912.