Jackson Elspeth 1796

Jackson, Elspeth 1796 – 1875				Father:	Jackson,	Henry		1742-1796
				Mother:	Laidlaw,	Christina		1750-1796

Birth date	Birth place	Registered	County	District	Country	GRO ref.	Christening	Place	County
26 May 1796	Kelso	n/a	Roxburgh	Kelso	Scotland	n/a	5 Jun 1796	Kelso	Roxburgh
Death date	Death place	Registered	County	District	Country	GRO ref.	Cause
24 Mar 1875	Kelso		Roxburgh	Kelso	Scotland		pleuro pneumonia

Graham, Andrew Lauder 1792-1869	Marriage
	Date	10 Sep 1813
	Place	Kelso
	District
	County	Roxburgh
	Country	Scotland

Children		Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death place	Marriage date	Marriage place	Spouse
Henry Graham		1819	Kelso?	17 Jun 1896	SSU Infirmary	29 Oct 1843 29 Jul 1866	St George St George	Martha A Goodman Mary P Williams
Agnes Graham		1821	Kelso	before Apr 1851	Roxburgh	6 June 1841	Kelso	Ralph Tully
Andrew Graham		1825	Kelso	7 Nov 1886	Crossgates	1 Nov 1853	Glasgow	Jessie Jarvis
John Graham		1828	Kelso	after Apr 1871		31 Dec 1850	Kelso	Isabella Ford
William Graham		1831	Kelso	Oct-Dec 1914	Hampstead	2 Mar 1862 18 Jun 1865	Westminster Camberwell	Mary A Bowen Jane A Deavin
George Graham		1836	Kelso	18 Feb 1884	St Pancras	6 Aug 1863	St Pancras	Eliza Watkins
Isabella Graham		1838	Kelso	After Mar 1875

Records
Date	Source		Residence		Occupation
6 Jun 1841	1841 census return		Woodmarket Street
30 Mar 1851	1851 census return		Woodmarket Street
7 Apr 1861	1861 census return		8 Shedden Park Road
2 Apr 1871	1871 census return		8 Shedden Park Road		slater’s widow
24 Mar 1875	Death certificate		8 Shedden Park Road		widow of slater

Additional Information
Elspeth’s baptismal name was Eupemea. A similar name, Euphema, was used on the 1851 census return, and Elizabeth was used on the 1861 census return. Most commonly the name Elspeth was used. No birth or baptism record can be found for Henry Graham. His census returns merely state that he was born in Scotland. That Andrew and Elspeth were his parents is deduced from the following facts. (1) Henry’s wedding certificates state that his father, Andrew Graham, was a slater by profession. (2) The witnesses at Henry’s second wedding were William and Jane Ann Graham; William was a cabinet maker from Kelso, and son of Andrew Graham, slater, as confirmed by Andrew Graham’s 1851 Scottish census return. Andrew Graham junior was a minister in the United Presbyterian Church, Crossgates, from ordination in 1853 to his death in 1886.