Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson Totally Explained

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Elizabeth Hutchison Jackson (c. 1740 – November 2 1781 Charleston, South Carolina) was the mother of US President Andrew Jackson. She was born in Carrickfergus, County Antrim, Ireland. She was the daughter of Francis Cyrus Hobart Hutchison, he died in Charlotte North Carolina. Her mother was Margret Lisle of Royston, Yorkshire England. She married Andrew Jackson in Carrickfergus about 1765. With her husband Andrew, she emigrated to America from Ireland about 1765. She and her husband Andrew settled in the Waxhaws area, of what was then North Carolina. She died during the American Revolutionary War from cholera, contracted while nursing Continental soldiers, as a nurse on a prison ship of the British.

Offspring

Hugh Jackson, died at the Battle of Stono Ferry
Robert Jackson, died of smallpox during the American Revolution
Andrew Jackson

Sources

Cyrus Hutchinson given in Burkes Presidential Families of The United States of America, Burkes Peerage Limited 1975 edition.

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