Lindie Jackson

Linda Lindie Jackson

Your great grandmother

Birth 21 May 1875 in Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Death 17 Feb 1928 in Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Timeline

1875 21 May

Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Lindie Starr [Lindie Jackson] BIRTH DATE: abt 1876 DEATH DATE: 17 Feb 1928 DEATH PLACE: Mingo, West Virginia DEATH AGE: 52 years 10 months 26 days GENDER: Female FATHER NAME: Gabe Jackson MOTHER NAME: Setie Starr FHL FILM NUMBER: 1953436

      

Hatfield-McCoy Family Feud

When the Hatfield-McCoy family feud was dominating local headlines, Melinda Linda Lindie Jackson was living nearby in West Virginia.

What began as a local family feud between the McCoy’s and the Hatfield’s became a national sensation by the late 1800's. The two families lived along the Kentucky-West Virginia border and fought on opposing sides during the American Civil War. When the veterans returned home, tensions escalated and turned deadly during an 1878 ownership dispute of a pig. In the end, the judge ruled in favor of the Hatfield’s and their star witness, a relative of both clans, was murdered for his role in the trial. His death would be one of the 10 to follow that sealed the families’ notoriety within American folklore.

  

The feud reached its apex in 1888 when a New Year’s night confrontation turned fatal—a gang of Hatfield's surrounded the cabin of a sleeping McCoy family. They set fire to the abode and shot dead two children as they fled for their lives. 1916, Wilde, Kentucky. Credit: Buyenlarge/Archive Photos/Getty Images

  

     Residence

1880 Age: 5

Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky, USA

Marital Status: Single; Relation to Head of House: Daughter

Lindia Jackson
Age:	5
Birth Year:	abt 1875
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1880:	Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Daughter
Marital Status:	Single
Father's name:	Gabril Jackson
Father's Birthplace:	Kentucky
Mother's name:	Ceiley J. Jackson
Mother's Birthplace:	Kentucky
Household Members:	Name Age Gabril Jackson 57 Ceiley J. Jackson 40 Margett Jackson 15 Melvin Jackson 12 Josephine Jackson 10 Sarah Jackson 9 Larkin Jackson 7 Lindia Jackson 5 Catherine Jackson 4 Emiley Jackson 2

      

Newspapers around the country began reporting the family feud in the late 1880s. The sensationalism of the dispute helped cement the families’ names in American legend.July 15, 1889, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Credit: Newspapers.com

During the 1890s, West Virginia mining companies blocked their workers’ attempts to unionize four times, but miners successfully began organizing their labor following the Monongah disaster. July 17, 1922, Cliftonville, West Virginia. Credit: Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

   Marriage to Riley Jackson Jay Jack Starr

1893 6 Sep Age: 18

Martin, Kentucky, USA

       Stories (1)

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Mentioned in the record of J... Starr and Malinda Jackson

Name: J... Starr Spouse's Name: Malinda Jackson Event Date: 06 Sep 1893 Event Place: Martin, Kentucky

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I05030-6, System Origin: Kentucky-EA Sy , GS Film number: 838134  ,Reference ID: 64

      

Though workers made about $3 an hour in today’s wages, many were paid in currency that could only be used at the company’s store, where high prices kept miners in debt.1908, Gary, West Virginia. Credit: Buyenlarge/Archive Photos/Getty Images

           Marriage to Samuel Walter Starr

1909 Age: 34

Mingo, West Virginia, United States

Samuel Starr GENDER: Male SPOUSE'S NAME: Malinda Jackson SPOUSE GENDER: Female MARRIAGE DATE: 1909 MARRIAGE PLACE: Mingo, West Virginia, United States

Malinda Jackson
Gender:	Female
Spouse's Name:	Samuel Starr
Spouse Gender:	Male
Marriage Date:	1909
Marriage Place:	Mingo, West Virginia, United States

          Mining Disasters in West Virginia

At the turn of the 20th century, West Virginia became notorious for its dangerous coal mines.

Melinda Linda Lindie Jackson lived in West Virginia in 1910, when the state was overwhelmed with mining tragedies and worker unrest.

        Around 10 a.m. on December 6, 1907, a deadly explosion rocked the Monongah Coal Are in West Virginia, hurling people from their carriages and streetcars off their rails as far as eight miles away. By the early 1900s, West Virginia mines, engaging 100,000 miners, had acquired an infamous reputation for their deplorable conditions: more than 1,000 miners perished between 1890 and 1912. Steady work in coal, oil, and natural gas mines brought African Americans from the South and Italian immigrants from Europe to the rural state. Workers and their families lived in towns built entirely by mining companies creating a system of dependence. Inflated prices at the company store left workers perpetually in debt and dangerous conditions in the mines left them in danger. The continuous stream of disasters inspired mass protests across the state and by 1910 the U.S. Congress responded by establishing the Bureau of Mines, an agency to investigate and inspect mines across the nation.

Newspapers gave details about the Monongah mining disaster, reporting that two explosions just seconds apart entombed 500 miners. Actual deaths are now estimated to be 362. December 12, 1907, Beckley, West Virginia. Credit: Newspapers.com     

Loss of limbs and life were common in West Virginia mines until 1910, when routine safety inspections improved working conditions. 1910, Monongah, West Virginia. Credit: Ancestry.com

 Residence

1910 Age: 35

Stafford, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Samuel Star 26 he worked in coal mine Malinda Star 34 Charley Star 13 he worked flagging coal mine Sam and Malinda only married 6 mo. Was Sam’s first marriage and her 2nd. Charley is 13 so Sam is his step father.

Malinda Star
Age in 1910:	34
Birth Year:	abt 1876
Birthplace:	West Virginia
Home in 1910:	Stafford, Mingo, West Virginia
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Wife
Marital Status:	Married
Spouse's Name:	Samuel Star
Father's Birthplace:	West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:	West Virginia
Neighbors:	View others on page
Household Members:	Name Age Samuel Star 26 Malinda Star 34 Charley Star 13

Despite the risks, by 1913 about 100,000 worked in the mines of West Virginia, including children as young as nine who toiled in the mines from sunup to sundown. 1908, Fairmont, West Virginia. Credit: Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group/UIG via Getty Images

America Enters World War I

After years of neutrality, the United States officially entered the war on April 6, 1917, providing much needed manpower and financial aid to the Allied cause.

When the United States declared war on Germany in 1917, Melinda Linda Lindie Jackson was probably living in Stafford, West Virginia.

When the First World War began in 1914, the United States remained neutral. Despite this, German U-boats attacked U.S. merchant vessels and declared “unrestricted warfare against all ships” entering the war zone. Three years, into the conflict, President Woodrow Wilson stood in front of the U.S. Congress on April 2, 1917, and asked for a declaration of war, explaining that the United States must “exert all its power and employ all its resources” to end the First World War. Congress conceded. Thousands of Americans flocked to recruitment stations, eager to “do their bit” to defeat the enemy. Within nine months, 175,000 American soldiers were stationed along the Western Front, prepared to take on the Central Powers. While some Americans criticized President Wilson for going back on his promise to remain neutral, most eagerly put their backs into the war effort, supporting the four and a half million American soldiers who served in Western Europe.

          Residence

1920 Age: 45

Lee, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Sam Starr 36 Linda Starr 42 Charley Starr 23 living on Tug River Road

Linda Starr [Lenda Starr]
Age:	42
Birth Year:	abt 1878
Birthplace:	West Virginia
Home in 1920:	Lee, Mingo, West Virginia
Street:	Tug River Road
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Wife
Marital Status:	Married
Spouse's Name:	Sam Starr
Father's Birthplace:	West Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:	West Virginia
Able to Speak English:	Yes
Household Members:	Name Age Sam Starr 36 Linda Starr 42 Charley Starr 23

           

Death

1928 17 Feb Age: 52

Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Lindie Starr [Lindie Jackson]
Birth Date:	abt 1876
Death Date:	17 Feb 1928
Death Place:	Mingo, West Virginia
Death Age:	52 years 10 months 26 days
Gender:	Female
Father Name:	Gabe Jackson
Mother Name:	Setie Starr
FHL Film Num ber:	1953436 Gabriel Jackson 2 great-grandfather  BIRTH 1822 • Magoffin West, Magoffin, Kentucky, USA DEATH 1890 • Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky, USA . Parents Larkin Jackson 1802 – 1880 Elizabeth Buckhart  1802 –  Spouse & Children Eveline McFarland 1826 – 1861 Spouse & Children Celia Jane Smith  1846 – 1931 Margarett Jackson 1865 –  Josephine Jackson 1868 –  Melvin Jackson 1868 –  Sarah Jackson 1871 –   Larkin Jackson 1873 – 1940 *Melinda Linda Lindie Jackson 1875 – 1928 Catherine Jackson  1876 –  Emily Jackson 1878 –  Timeline Birth 1822 Kentucky, USA Land Grant 5 Jun 1823 Kentucky, Land Grants Index, 1782-1924 Grantee: Gabriel Jackson Number of Acres: 50 Survey Date: 5 Jun 1823 County: Harlan Watercourse: Pucketts Cr Book Number: N (His father was living in Harlan County, now this could be his father's brother, or his father got this for him) Kentucky, Land Grants Index, 1782-1924 Gabriel Jackson Number of Acres: 50 Survey Date: 17 Jun 1829 County: Harlan Watercourse: Fk Pucketts Cr Book Number: A-2 Kentucky, Land Grants Index, 1782-1924 Grantee: Gabriel Jackson Number of Acres: 50 Survey Date: 2 Apr 1836 County: Harlan Watercourse: Pucketts Cr Book Number: I-2 Kentucky, Land Grants Index, 1782-1924 Grantee: Gabriel Jackson Number of Acres: 100 Survey Date: 18 Oct 1847 County: Perry Watercourse: Hurt Cr Book Number: 22 Residence 1850 Age: 28 Kentucky, Clay, Kentucky Gabriel Jackson Age: 28 Birth Year: abt 1822 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1850: Kentucky, Clay, Kentucky Gender: Male Family Number: 270 Household Members: Name Age Gabriel Jackson 28 Eveline Jackson 24 Louisa Jackson 7 Washington Jackson 3 David' Jackson 40

Residence

1860 Age: 38

Clay, Kentucky, United States

Gabril Jackson
Age in 1860:	36
Birth Year:	abt 1824
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1860:	Clay, Kentucky
Gender:	Male
	Manchester
Value of real estate:	View image
Household Members:	Name Age Gabril Jackson 36 Eveline Jackson 34 Louisa Jackson 16 Washington Jackson 15 David Jackson 10 Mary J Jackson 6 Nancy Jackson 4 Martha Jackson 1

 

     Residence

1863 1 Jul Age: 41

??St Sub Dist, Clay, Kentucky, United States

 U.S., Civil War Draft Registrations Records, 1863-1865

Gabriel Jackson
Residence:	??St Sub Dist, Clay, Kentucky
Class:	2
Congressional District:	8th
Age on 1 July 1863:	36
Estimated Birth Year:	abt 1827
Race:	White
Place of Birth:	Kentucky

       

    Marriage to Celia Jane Smith

1865 Age: 43

Pike, Kentucky, United States

Residence

1870 Age: 48

District 10, Pike, Kentucky, United States

Gabriel Jackson
Age in 1870:	48
Birth Year:	abt 1822
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1870:	District 10, Pike, Kentucky
Race:	White
Gender:	Male
Post Office:	Mouth of Pond Creek
Value of real estate:	View image
Household Members:	Name Age Gabriel Jackson 48 Celia J Jackson 26 Martha Jackson 12 Margaret Jackson 4 Martela Jackson 4 Melvin Jackson 3 Josephine Jackson 1

   

Residence

1880 Age: 58

Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky, USA

Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Self

Gabril Jackson
Age:		57
Birth Year:		abt 1823
Birthplace:		Kentucky
Home in 1880:		Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky
Race:		White
Gender:		Male
Relation to Head of House:		Self (Head)
Marital Status:		Married
Spouse's Name:		Ceiley J. Jackson
Father's Birthplace:		Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:		Kentucky
Neighbors:		View others on page
Occupation:		Farmer
Name	Age
Gabril Jackson	57
Ceiley J. Jackson	40
Margett Jackson	15
Melvin Jackson	12
Josephine Jackson	10
Sarah Jackson	9
Larkin Jackson	7
Lindia Jackson	5
Catherine Jackson	4
Emiley Jackson	2

     

     Death

1890 Age: 68

Kentucky, USA

   

Celia Jane Smith

Your 2nd great grandmother

Birth May 1846 in Pike, Kentucky, USA

Death 18 Feb 1931 in Magnolia, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Celia Jane Smith Jackson Starr and 2^nd Husband Anthony Starr

Parents

Jacob Smith 1822 – 1909 

Lucinda Lawson 1825 – 1853

Spouse & Children

Gabriel Jackson  1822 – 1890

Margarett Jackson  1865 – 

Josephine Jackson 1868 – 

Melvin Jackson 1868 – 

Sarah Jackson 1871 – 

Larkin Jackson 1873 – 1940

Melinda Linda Lindie Jackson 1875 – 1928

Catherine Jackson  1876 – 

Emily Jackson  1878 – 

Spouse & Children

Anthony Starr 1850 – 

Timeline

     Birth

1846 May

Pike, Kentucky, USA

      Residence

1850 Age: 4

Pike, Kentucky

Jacob Smith 28 Lucinda Smith 26 Sarah A Smith 10 Elizabeth Smith 8 Wm H Smith 6 Cela J Smith 4 Melvin Smith 2 Nancy Smith 1

Cela J Smith [Celia J Smith]
Age:	4
Birth Year:	abt 1846
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1850:	Pike, Kentucky
Gender:	Female
Family Number:	666
Household Members:	Name Age Jacob Smith 28 Lucinda Smith 26 Sarah A Smith 10 Elizabeth Smith 8 Wm H Smith 6 Cela J Smith 4 Melvin Smith 2 Nancy Smith 1

     

Residence

1860 Age: 14

District 1, Pike, Kentucky, United States

Celia Smith
Age in 1860:	14
Birth Year:	abt 1846
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1860:	District 1, Pike, Kentucky
Gender:	Female
Post Office:	Louisville
Value of real estate:	View image
Household Members:	Name Age Jacob Smith 42 Jane Smith 40 Elisabeth Smith 18 Celia Smith 14 Melvin Smith 12 Nancy Smith 10 Mary A Smith 8 Martha J Smith 5 George W Smith 3 Merrick Smith 2 Pricy E Smith 4/12

      

    Marriage to Gabriel Jackson

1865 Age: 19

Pike, Kentucky, United States

      

Residence

1870 Age: 24

District 10, Pike, Kentucky, United States

Celia J Jackson
Age in 1870:	26
Birth Year:	abt 1844
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1870:	District 10, Pike, Kentucky
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Post Office:	Mouth of Pond Creek
Value of real estate:	View image
Household Members:	Name Age Gabriel Jackson 48 Celia J Jackson 26 Martha Jackson 12 Margaret Jackson 4 Martela Jackson 4 Melvin Jackson 3 Josephine Jackson 1

   

   The first Kentucky Derby in 1875 brought thousands of spectators to Louisville eager to participate in what would become an annual race steeped in tradition.

Celia Jane Smith lived near Louisville in 1870 around the time horses ran in the first ever Kentucky Derby.

May 17, 1875, dawned clear and bright. A crowd of 10,000 entered the stadium to watch fifteen horses gallop around the track in the inaugural race at Churchill Downs—the first Kentucky Derby. The new grandstand was packed with ladies and gentlemen in their finest. On the grass in the middle of the track, children perched on their father’s shoulders to see through the crowds. A drum was tapped to signal the start, and the people erupted. The track was fast, the dirt hard and compact, and just 2 minutes and 37 seconds later Aristides crossed the finish line. A celebration with champagne and a wreath of roses took place in the winner’s circle, where all could see the champion colt. With programs clutched tightly in their fists, the crowd gradually dispersed, eager to make it back to Churchill Downs, where a new race would be held every day.

The winner of the race was a small chestnut colt about 15 hands high. He was named after Aristides Welch, a friend of the breeder. 1885, USA. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/C. Lloyd/Public Domain

   

The twin towers of the grandstand at Churchill Downs are recognized by every racing enthusiast. Meriwether Lewis Clark, Jr. (grandson of explorer William Clark) convinced his uncles, John and Henry Churchill, to build a racetrack on their land in Louisville, Kentucky. 1942, Louisville, Kentucky. Credit: Ancestry.com

   

Before formal racetracks were built in Kentucky, horse racing took place in abandoned fields and parks. Gambling and alcohol attracted rough crowds, prompting the wealthy to build tracks where they could race their prized thoroughbreds. May 13, 1845, Long Island, New York. Credit: Interim Archives/Archive Photos/Getty Images

        Residence

1880 Age: 34

Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky, USA

Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife

Ceiley J. Jackson
Age:	40
Birth Year:	abt 1840
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1880:	Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Wife
Marital Status:	Married
Spouse's Name:	Gabril Jackson
Father's Birthplace:	Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:	Virginia
Neighbors:	View others on page
Occupation:	Keeping House
Household Members:	Name Age Gabril Jackson 57 Ceiley J. Jackson 40 Margett Jackson 15 Melvin Jackson 12 Josephine Jackson 10 Sarah Jackson 9 Larkin Jackson 7 Lindia Jackson 5 Catherine Jackson 4 Emiley Jackson 2 Residence 1900 Age: 54 Hardee, Mingo, West Virginia, USA Marital Status: Widowed; Relation to Head of House: Mother in Law; Relation to Head of House: Mother-in-law  Celia Jackson Age: 54 Birth Date: May 1846 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1900: Hardee, Mingo, West Virginia Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Mother in Law (Mother) [Mother-in-law (Mother)]  Marital Status: Widowed Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Mother: number of living children: 9 Mother: How many children: 13 Household Members: Name Age Eli Simpkins 36 George Simpkins 10 Celia J Simpkins 8 Sarah Simpkins 4 Celia Jackson 54 Elizabeth Jackson 17 Vinie Jackson 16 Dollie Jackson 13  Marriage to Anthony Starr 1902 5 Sep Age: 56 Mingo, West Virginia, USA Ceila Jackson Gender: Female Birth Date: abt 1849 Age: 53 Spouse's Name: Anthony Starr Spouse Gender: Male Spouse Age: 52 Marriage Date: 5 Sep 1902 Marriage Place: Mingo, West Virginia       Residence 1910 Age: 64 Big Creek, Pike, Kentucky, USA Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife Celia Star Age in 1910: 58 Birth Year: abt 1852 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1910: Big Creek, Pike, Kentucky Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Wife Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Anthony Star Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Anthony Star 57 Celia Star 58 Wayne Davis 32 Vina Davis 24 Norah Davis 9 Ashland Jackson 12 Gabriel Jackson 2

   

  Residence

1920 Age: 74

Hardee, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife

Ceallie Starr
Age:	68
Birth Year:	abt 1852
Birthplace:	Kentucky
Home in 1920:	Hardee, Mingo, West Virginia
Race:	White
Gender:	Female
Relation to Head of House:	Wife
Marital Status:	Married
Spouse's Name:	Anthony Starr
Father's Birthplace:	Virginia
Mother's Birthplace:	Virginia
Able to Speak English:	Yes
Neighbors:	View others on page
Household Members:	Name Age Anthony Starr 67 Ceallie Starr 68

   

Death

1931 18 Feb Age: 84

Magnolia, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Senility

Celia Starr [Celia Smith]
Birth Date:	abt 1843
Death Date:	18 Feb 1931
Death Place:	Mingo, West Virginia
Death Age:	88
Gender:	Female
Father Name:	Jacob Smith
Mother Name:	... Sindy Lawson
FHL Film Number:	1953611

   

Burial

1931 21 Feb

Naugatuck, Mingo, West Virginia, USA

Larkin Jackson

3rd great-grandfather

BIRTH 1802 • Virginia

DEATH 1880 • Bell, Kentucky, United States

Name

Larkin Jackson

Birth

1802 • Virginia

Birth of Son

His son Gabriel was born in 1822 in Magoffin West, Kentucky.

Marriage

1828 • Harlan, Harlan, Kentucky, United States

Elizabeth Buckhart (1802–)

Residence

1830 • Harlan, Kentucky, USA

Name	Parkin Jackson
Home in 1830 (City, County, State)	Harlan, Kentucky
Free White Persons - Males - Under 5	1
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9	2
Free White Persons - Males - 30 thru 39	1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 5	1
Free White Persons - Females - 5 thru 9	1
Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49	1
Free White Persons - Under 20	5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49	2
Total Free White Persons	7
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored)	7

The Night the Stars Fell

In the hours just before dawn in November 1833, the skies across the United States were lit up by thousands of meteors.

Though meteor showers are common, no one predicted the explosion of shooting stars that illuminated the night sky on November 12, 1833. Just before dawn, people threw on clothes and gathered in roads and fields to watch the 150,000 meteors (about 30 per second) dance in plain view during the storm’s peak. One eyewitness told the Pantagraph newspaper in Illinois that, “the very heavens seemed to be ablaze.” Though many were spellbound, not all rejoiced in the cosmic celebration. At the time, the South was a hotbed for the national religious revival known as the Second Great Awakening. Some awoke terrified, fearing it was the End of Days, as predicted by a Bible verse: “and the stars of heaven shall fall.” But in the weeks following, newspapers demystified the showers with science.

Residence

1840 • Harlan, Kentucky, United States

Larkin Jackson
Home in 1840 (City, County, State):	Harlan, Kentucky
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14:	1
Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19:	2
Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49:	1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:	2
Free White Persons - Females - 50 thru 59:	1
Persons Employed in Agriculture:	4
No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write:	2
Free White Persons - Under 20:	5
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:	1
Total Free White Persons:	7
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:	7

Residence

1850 • District 1, Perry, Kentucky

Larkin Jackson
Age	48
Birth Year	abt 1802
Birthplace	Virginia
Home in 1850	District 1, Perry, Kentucky
Gender	Male
Family Number	31
Household Members	Name Age Larkin Jackson 48 Elizabeth Jackson 64 David Jackson 28

1850  Kentucky, Land Grants, 1782-1924

Larkin Jackson
Number of Acres:	100
Survey Date:	23 Feb 1850
County:	Perry
Watercourse:	Hurts Cr
Book Number:	33

Residence

1870 • Ward 2, Jackson, Louisiana, United States

Death

1880 • Bell, Kentucky, United States

     

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