2nd wife of William Andrew Jackson, d/o Eli & Lucinda (Mars) Wiley.
Narcissus & William Andrew Jackson had 9 children:
1. Elizabeth Ann b: Aug 22, 1862 m: William Reed Miller
2. General Burnside b: Abt. 1863
3. Mary Catherine b: Mar 05, 1864
4. Sheriden b: Abt. 1866
5. Henry P b: Abt. 1867 m: America G UNKNOWN (poss WOOD)
6. Lucy Jane b: Mar 05, 1869
7. Emily S b: Nov 14, 1870
8. Genevara b: Abt. 1873 (Geneva in her Mother's will)
9. Peter Cooper b: Jan 06, 1879
Narcissus and her daughter, Elizabeth Ann (Jackson) Miller, both died on the same day, Oct. 21, 1888. Narcissus died of Typhoid Fever and it's unknown what Elizabeth died of, but it could have been the same thing.
From the Jefferson Democrat newspaper, DeSoto, Missouri:
Wednesday, 31 October 1888-DIED-At her residence, in Richland, Pulaski County, Mo, Oct 21, 1888, Narcissus Ann, wife of William A. JACKSON, aged 51 years and 9 months. Mrs. JACKSON was raised on Dry Creek, Jefferson County, Mo and was a daughter of the late *Will? (Eli) WILLEY (WILEY.) She was married to Mr. JACKSON, in this county, June 12th, 1861, and they moved to Pulaski County in August, 1874, where they have since resided. She was sick with typhoid fever, from the 12th to the 21st. She leaves a number of relatives in this county, and a husband and children in Pulaski County to mourn her loss.
Narcissus & William Andrew Jackson had 9 children:
1. Elizabeth Ann b: Aug 22, 1862 m: William Reed Miller
2. General Burnside b: Abt. 1863
3. Mary Catherine b: Mar 05, 1864
4. Sheriden b: Abt. 1866
5. Henry P b: Abt. 1867 m: America G UNKNOWN (poss WOOD)
6. Lucy Jane b: Mar 05, 1869
7. Emily S b: Nov 14, 1870
8. Genevara b: Abt. 1873 (Geneva in her Mother's will)
9. Peter Cooper b: Jan 06, 1879
Narcissus and her daughter, Elizabeth Ann (Jackson) Miller, both died on the same day, Oct. 21, 1888. Narcissus died of Typhoid Fever and it's unknown what Elizabeth died of, but it could have been the same thing.
From the Jefferson Democrat newspaper, DeSoto, Missouri:
Wednesday, 31 October 1888-DIED-At her residence, in Richland, Pulaski County, Mo, Oct 21, 1888, Narcissus Ann, wife of William A. JACKSON, aged 51 years and 9 months. Mrs. JACKSON was raised on Dry Creek, Jefferson County, Mo and was a daughter of the late *Will? (Eli) WILLEY (WILEY.) She was married to Mr. JACKSON, in this county, June 12th, 1861, and they moved to Pulaski County in August, 1874, where they have since resided. She was sick with typhoid fever, from the 12th to the 21st. She leaves a number of relatives in this county, and a husband and children in Pulaski County to mourn her loss.
2nd wife of William Andrew Jackson, d/o Eli & Lucinda (Mars) Wiley.
Narcissus & William Andrew Jackson had 9 children:
1. Elizabeth Ann b: Aug 22, 1862 m: William Reed Miller
2. General Burnside b: Abt. 1863
3. Mary Catherine b: Mar 05, 1864
4. Sheriden b: Abt. 1866
5. Henry P b: Abt. 1867 m: America G UNKNOWN (poss WOOD)
6. Lucy Jane b: Mar 05, 1869
7. Emily S b: Nov 14, 1870
8. Genevara b: Abt. 1873 (Geneva in her Mother's will)
9. Peter Cooper b: Jan 06, 1879
Narcissus and her daughter, Elizabeth Ann (Jackson) Miller, both died on the same day, Oct. 21, 1888. Narcissus died of Typhoid Fever and it's unknown what Elizabeth died of, but it could have been the same thing.
From the Jefferson Democrat newspaper, DeSoto, Missouri:
Wednesday, 31 October 1888-DIED-At her residence, in Richland, Pulaski County, Mo, Oct 21, 1888, Narcissus Ann, wife of William A. JACKSON, aged 51 years and 9 months. Mrs. JACKSON was raised on Dry Creek, Jefferson County, Mo and was a daughter of the late *Will? (Eli) WILLEY (WILEY.) She was married to Mr. JACKSON, in this county, June 12th, 1861, and they moved to Pulaski County in August, 1874, where they have since resided. She was sick with typhoid fever, from the 12th to the 21st. She leaves a number of relatives in this county, and a husband and children in Pulaski County to mourn her loss.
Narcissus & William Andrew Jackson had 9 children:
1. Elizabeth Ann b: Aug 22, 1862 m: William Reed Miller
2. General Burnside b: Abt. 1863
3. Mary Catherine b: Mar 05, 1864
4. Sheriden b: Abt. 1866
5. Henry P b: Abt. 1867 m: America G UNKNOWN (poss WOOD)
6. Lucy Jane b: Mar 05, 1869
7. Emily S b: Nov 14, 1870
8. Genevara b: Abt. 1873 (Geneva in her Mother's will)
9. Peter Cooper b: Jan 06, 1879
Narcissus and her daughter, Elizabeth Ann (Jackson) Miller, both died on the same day, Oct. 21, 1888. Narcissus died of Typhoid Fever and it's unknown what Elizabeth died of, but it could have been the same thing.
From the Jefferson Democrat newspaper, DeSoto, Missouri:
Wednesday, 31 October 1888-DIED-At her residence, in Richland, Pulaski County, Mo, Oct 21, 1888, Narcissus Ann, wife of William A. JACKSON, aged 51 years and 9 months. Mrs. JACKSON was raised on Dry Creek, Jefferson County, Mo and was a daughter of the late *Will? (Eli) WILLEY (WILEY.) She was married to Mr. JACKSON, in this county, June 12th, 1861, and they moved to Pulaski County in August, 1874, where they have since resided. She was sick with typhoid fever, from the 12th to the 21st. She leaves a number of relatives in this county, and a husband and children in Pulaski County to mourn her loss.
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