1. Andrew¹ Jack_or_jackson was born in Of Greenbrier, Va 1790.

He married Catherine Remley in Greenbrier, Va, January 14, 1823. Catherine was born in Va 1803. She was the daughter of Frederick Remley and Nancy Anne Jack. Catherine died May 1860 in Greenbrier, Va. History of Greenbrier County ,Virginia page 15 The Greenbrier Company included .... The other grant made to Henry Downs, John Blair, Jr., John Willis, George Willis John Taylor, Edward Spencer, Robert Slaughter, Thomas Slaughter, William JACKSON, Alexander Dunlop, James Erwin and Edward Fuller was for fifty thousand acres on the Greenbrier River. One family per one thousand acres. 25 Apr 1745. Early Survey Records Jos. Casteel 42 acres on Muddy creek by comrs, cert., asignee Anthony SHOCK, adjoining survey made for Francis JACKSON 11 Mar 1785. Greebrier County, Virginia Marriage Records David JACKSON married Malinda SUITER 17 Feb 1781 1810 Virginia Census Andrew JACK Shenandoah 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 00 James JACK Harrison 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 00 James JACK Botetourt 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 00 James JACK Ohio 2 1 0 1 0 3 2 1 1 1 00 Jeremiah JACK Berkeley 3 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 08 John JACK Shenandoah 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 00 Robert JACK Berkeley 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 00 John JACKE Pendleton 0 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 00 1810 Harrison County, Virginia Census John JACKSON 82 2 1 2 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 no JACKSON IN GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA 1820 Harrison County, Virginia Census John G JACKSON 96 Harrison Benjamin JACKSON 90 Harrison E B JACKSON 96 Harrison James JACKSON 3A Greenbrier Jonathan JACKSON 96 Harrison Greenbrier County, Virginia marriages David JACKSON married Malinda SUITER 17 Feb 1781 NOTE: The marriage of David and Malinda is the only marriage in Greenbrier before 1823 for a Jack or JACKSON. 1830 Greenbrier County, Virginia Census 05 510 1015 1520 2030 3040 05 510 1015 1520 2030 3040 Andrew JACK 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 1840 Census of Virginia Andrew JACK 191 ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY Andrew JACKSON 008 Russell Andrew JACKSON 160 Powhatan 1850 Greenbrier County, Virginia Dwelling 1010 Andrew Jack 60 White Male Virginia Catherine Jack 47 White Female Virginia Lucinda Jack 23 White Female Virginia Sarah Jack 21 White Female Virginia William Jack 18 White Male Virginia Elizabeth Jack 15 White Female Virginia ***** 778 James JACK 26 Male Labouer Virginia Eliza JACK 19 Female Virginia Greenbrier County, Virginia Marriage Records Andrew Jackson married Caty Remley 14 Jan 1823 Is his name JACK OR JACKSON? HELP1 Greenbrier County, Virginia Death Date verified Aug 1991 Catherine Remley no other information. Where is Andrew Jack in the 1840 Census? Greenbrier County, Virginia Land Records for Andrew Jack No Jack Land records listed before 1873 No Andrew NO ANDREW JACKSON LAND RECORDS A History of Greenbrier County by Otis Rice Page 118 Below Picture of Judge John G. Jackson Judge John G. Jackson presided over the federal district court which began to meet in Lewisburg in 1819. Jackson;s first wife was a sister of Dolly Madison. He himself was a cousin of Stonewall Jackson. From Dorothy Davis, John George Jackson. An important recognition came to Lewisburg in 1819 when John G. Jackson arrived to hold the first session in the town of the newly created Unites States Court for the District West of the Allegheny Mountains. The rules of the new court proved that it should sit and maintain its records at Clarksburg, and Wythe Court House, now Wytheville. Cases originating in Greenbrier, Kanawha, Mason, Cabell, Nicholas and Monore counties and in part of Pendleton County were heard at Lewisburg. Jackson, a resident of Clarksburg and a brother in law of ex President James Madison was himself a former congressman of prominence. Jackson brought in dignity and and an unusual legal erudition to the federal bench, and he must have impressed attorneys, officials, and others in Lewisburg most favorable. In 1824, when several prominent members of the barin the Valley of Virginia launched a move to enlarge his circuit to include a court at Staunton, opposition arose in Greenbrier county. William Smith, one of its principal leaders, and others feared that the addition of Staunton to Jackson's circuit might result in the elimination of Lewisburg. Jackson, however, was willing to hold court at Staunton, and the Valley town was added to his circuit. Sessions of thecourt continued to be held at Lewisburg, although Jackson himself died prematurely early in 1825. Footnote Stephen W. Brown, Voice of the New West: John G Jackson, His Life and Times (Macon Ga Mercer University Press, 1985 225-8 231. For another biography, see Dorothy Davis John George Jackson Parsons W.Va. McClain Printing Company, 1976 288-289 291 Records of the Federal court at Lewisburg under Jackson have apparently disappeared. Brown Voice of the New West, 228n. Since our Andrew Jackson married in 1823 in Greenhrier, it certainly is possible that he is related to John George Jackson.

Andrew Jack_or_jackson and Catherine Remley had the following children:

2 i. Lucinda² Jack was born in Greenbrier, Va 1827. She married James C Phillips in Greenbrier, Va, March 10, 1854.

3 ii. Sarah Jack was born in Greenbrier, Va 1829. She married Charles Knapp in Greenbrier, Va, December 27, 1852.

4 iii. William F Jack was born in Greenbrier, Virginia 1832. He married three times. He married Mary Quick in Fauquier, Virginia, about 1857. Mary was born in Greenbrier, Virginia about 1836. He married Molissa Ann Bryant in Greenbrier, West Virginia, February 9, 1866. Molissa was born in Greenbrier, Virginia 1842. He married Amanda Jane Spinks in Greenbrier, West Virginia, August 24, 1878.

5 iv. Elizabeth Jack was born in Greenbrier, W Va about 1835. Elizabeth died about 1863 in Greenbrier, W Va. She married James Crookshanks Blacksmith in Greenbrier, Va, February 5, 1857. James was born in Greenbrier, West Virginia about 1835. He was the son of Alexander Crookshanks and Margaret Judy. James died February 16, 1909 in Unus, Greenbrier, W Va. His body was interred in Calvary Methodis, Richlands, Greenbrier, West Virginia. (See James Crookshanks Blacksmith for the continuation of this line.)

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