Jackson Reunion - The Sampson Democrat January 1, 1920
On last Friday, December 19, at the home of her son, Mr. Claude C. Jackson, was held a family reunion, the occasion being the 74th birthday of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Warren Jackson, widow of the late Solomon Love Jackson.
A great dinner was spread for the fifty present and the day was one of much joy. The guests included several children and numerous grandchildren. Present were Mrs. Albert Stainback and son, Albert Warren, of Durham; Mrs. Sarah A. Owens and children, Vernie and Frank, of Clinton; Mrs. Irene Caison and children, J.C., Jr., and Misses Eleanor and Dorothy, of Germanton; Mrs. Hattie J. Davis and children, Martin, W.B., Jr. and Miss Marjorie Jackson, of Greensboro; Mrs. Frankita Dearmin' and Master Claude of Jacksonville, Fla. Other near relatives were Roy Warren, Leonidas Warren, wife and child, Coy Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Warren McLamb. Besides these there were quite a number of friends and neighbors present, bringing the total number of those enjoying the bountiful feast to more than fifty.
Only one child, Mrs. Sudie Crumpler, of Cumberland county, was absent. She, unfortunately, was kept away by illness.
Mrs. Jackson is a daughter of the late Blake Warren, son of Isaiah Warren, whose family record was given in the Democrat a few weeks ago and she with her descendants adds another umbrageous limb to the Warren family tree.
Mrs. Warren was married to Solomon Jackson in January 1864, when she was only eighteen years of age, with whom she lived happily many years, and now finds joy in the numerous worthy offspring of the union.
**the above "Jackson Reunion" newspaper item is incorrect (she was the daughter of Blake Jr who died in 1852 - & not Blake Sr). See 1850 Census below:
1850 Census:
Name:
Eliza Warren
Age:
4
Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
North Carolina
Home in 1850:
Northern District, Sampson, North Carolina, USA
Gender:
Female
Family Number:
471
Household Members:
Name
Age
Blake Warren
36
Elender Warren
32
Robert Warren
6
Eliza Warren
4
Albert Warren
2
On last Friday, December 19, at the home of her son, Mr. Claude C. Jackson, was held a family reunion, the occasion being the 74th birthday of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Warren Jackson, widow of the late Solomon Love Jackson.
A great dinner was spread for the fifty present and the day was one of much joy. The guests included several children and numerous grandchildren. Present were Mrs. Albert Stainback and son, Albert Warren, of Durham; Mrs. Sarah A. Owens and children, Vernie and Frank, of Clinton; Mrs. Irene Caison and children, J.C., Jr., and Misses Eleanor and Dorothy, of Germanton; Mrs. Hattie J. Davis and children, Martin, W.B., Jr. and Miss Marjorie Jackson, of Greensboro; Mrs. Frankita Dearmin' and Master Claude of Jacksonville, Fla. Other near relatives were Roy Warren, Leonidas Warren, wife and child, Coy Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Warren McLamb. Besides these there were quite a number of friends and neighbors present, bringing the total number of those enjoying the bountiful feast to more than fifty.
Only one child, Mrs. Sudie Crumpler, of Cumberland county, was absent. She, unfortunately, was kept away by illness.
Mrs. Jackson is a daughter of the late Blake Warren, son of Isaiah Warren, whose family record was given in the Democrat a few weeks ago and she with her descendants adds another umbrageous limb to the Warren family tree.
Mrs. Warren was married to Solomon Jackson in January 1864, when she was only eighteen years of age, with whom she lived happily many years, and now finds joy in the numerous worthy offspring of the union.
**the above "Jackson Reunion" newspaper item is incorrect (she was the daughter of Blake Jr who died in 1852 - & not Blake Sr). See 1850 Census below:
1850 Census:
Name:
Eliza Warren
Age:
4
Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
North Carolina
Home in 1850:
Northern District, Sampson, North Carolina, USA
Gender:
Female
Family Number:
471
Household Members:
Name
Age
Blake Warren
36
Elender Warren
32
Robert Warren
6
Eliza Warren
4
Albert Warren
2
Jackson Reunion - The Sampson Democrat January 1, 1920
On last Friday, December 19, at the home of her son, Mr. Claude C. Jackson, was held a family reunion, the occasion being the 74th birthday of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Warren Jackson, widow of the late Solomon Love Jackson.
A great dinner was spread for the fifty present and the day was one of much joy. The guests included several children and numerous grandchildren. Present were Mrs. Albert Stainback and son, Albert Warren, of Durham; Mrs. Sarah A. Owens and children, Vernie and Frank, of Clinton; Mrs. Irene Caison and children, J.C., Jr., and Misses Eleanor and Dorothy, of Germanton; Mrs. Hattie J. Davis and children, Martin, W.B., Jr. and Miss Marjorie Jackson, of Greensboro; Mrs. Frankita Dearmin' and Master Claude of Jacksonville, Fla. Other near relatives were Roy Warren, Leonidas Warren, wife and child, Coy Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Warren McLamb. Besides these there were quite a number of friends and neighbors present, bringing the total number of those enjoying the bountiful feast to more than fifty.
Only one child, Mrs. Sudie Crumpler, of Cumberland county, was absent. She, unfortunately, was kept away by illness.
Mrs. Jackson is a daughter of the late Blake Warren, son of Isaiah Warren, whose family record was given in the Democrat a few weeks ago and she with her descendants adds another umbrageous limb to the Warren family tree.
Mrs. Warren was married to Solomon Jackson in January 1864, when she was only eighteen years of age, with whom she lived happily many years, and now finds joy in the numerous worthy offspring of the union.
**the above "Jackson Reunion" newspaper item is incorrect (she was the daughter of Blake Jr who died in 1852 - & not Blake Sr). See 1850 Census below:
1850 Census:
Name:
Eliza Warren
Age:
4
Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
North Carolina
Home in 1850:
Northern District, Sampson, North Carolina, USA
Gender:
Female
Family Number:
471
Household Members:
Name
Age
Blake Warren
36
Elender Warren
32
Robert Warren
6
Eliza Warren
4
Albert Warren
2
On last Friday, December 19, at the home of her son, Mr. Claude C. Jackson, was held a family reunion, the occasion being the 74th birthday of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Warren Jackson, widow of the late Solomon Love Jackson.
A great dinner was spread for the fifty present and the day was one of much joy. The guests included several children and numerous grandchildren. Present were Mrs. Albert Stainback and son, Albert Warren, of Durham; Mrs. Sarah A. Owens and children, Vernie and Frank, of Clinton; Mrs. Irene Caison and children, J.C., Jr., and Misses Eleanor and Dorothy, of Germanton; Mrs. Hattie J. Davis and children, Martin, W.B., Jr. and Miss Marjorie Jackson, of Greensboro; Mrs. Frankita Dearmin' and Master Claude of Jacksonville, Fla. Other near relatives were Roy Warren, Leonidas Warren, wife and child, Coy Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Warren McLamb. Besides these there were quite a number of friends and neighbors present, bringing the total number of those enjoying the bountiful feast to more than fifty.
Only one child, Mrs. Sudie Crumpler, of Cumberland county, was absent. She, unfortunately, was kept away by illness.
Mrs. Jackson is a daughter of the late Blake Warren, son of Isaiah Warren, whose family record was given in the Democrat a few weeks ago and she with her descendants adds another umbrageous limb to the Warren family tree.
Mrs. Warren was married to Solomon Jackson in January 1864, when she was only eighteen years of age, with whom she lived happily many years, and now finds joy in the numerous worthy offspring of the union.
**the above "Jackson Reunion" newspaper item is incorrect (she was the daughter of Blake Jr who died in 1852 - & not Blake Sr). See 1850 Census below:
1850 Census:
Name:
Eliza Warren
Age:
4
Birth Year:
abt 1846
Birthplace:
North Carolina
Home in 1850:
Northern District, Sampson, North Carolina, USA
Gender:
Female
Family Number:
471
Household Members:
Name
Age
Blake Warren
36
Elender Warren
32
Robert Warren
6
Eliza Warren
4
Albert Warren
2
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