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Note: N2167 MARRIAGE-DEATH-BURIAL: James & Mary Hammons Family Bible; ; ; ; in poss of Virginia Jackson Squires, Bentonville AR, photocopy provided by Alice F. Goodwin, Pittsburg TX. [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
CENSUS-BIRTH-SPOUSE: 1860 U.S. Census, Pilot Point, Denton Co TX; 1860; p 14/400; line 2, house no 91, family no 92; National Archives, San Bruno CA, M653, Roll 1292; NOTE: Dtd 6 Jun 1860, John M. Jackson, age 28, farmer, no real or personal estate, born KY. [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
MILITARY-CIVIL WAR: Military file of John Jackson; ; Civil War, Co. H, 14th TX Cavalry; ; original on file with National Archives, Washington DC, photocopy in poss of Tad D. Campbell; NOTE: Company Muster-in Roll dtd Dallas TX 15 Feb 1862 shows John Jackson, age 30, a 2nd Bugler in Capt. J. S. W. Merchant's Co., Col. Middleton T. Johnson's Regiment Volunteers (also known as Johnson's Mounted Volunteers, 1st Regiment, Johnson's Brigade; and subsequently Co H, 14th TX Cavalry); joined for duty and enrolled 23 Dec 1861 at Denton Co TX by J. S. W. Merchant for a period of 12 mos; valuation of horse $120, valuation of equipments $25. "J. Jackson" made his mark on a receipt roll for "Commutation of Rations" from Dec 23 to Feb 19 (year not stated, but with remark 24 Dec 1863). The 14th TX Cavalry was organized and mustered into service 15 Feb 1862 and reorganized 8 May 1862. It was also known as Johnson's Regiment Texas Cavalry and as the 1st Regiment Johnson's Brigade Texas Mounted Volunteers. [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
MILITARY-CIVIL WAR: Ed F. Bates, HISTORY & REMINISCENES OF DENTON COUNTY, TX; ; Denton TX, McNitzky Printing Company; p 103; Allen County Public Library, Ft. Wayne IN book Gc 976.401 D43b; NOTE: Served as 2nd Bugler in Capt. James S. W. Merchant's company in the 1st Regiment of Cavalry Volunteers commanded by Col. M. T. Johnson, CSA. Muster roll dtd 23 Dec 1861, Denton Co TX, to serve 12 mos from 15 Feb 1862. [Researched by Tad D. Campbell, Gilroy CA].
BURIAL: Buried Holly Springs MS Confederate Cemetery.
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