Edgar Augustus Corlett Jackson
born circa 1862 Melbourne, Australia
son of Celia Annis Stokes [died 1877] and Alfred Jackson (formerly of Cheshire, England)
son of Celia Annis Stokes [died 1877] and Alfred Jackson (formerly of Cheshire, England)
died 21 January 1914 at Timaru aged 51 years
reg. 1914/1982
buried row 10, plot 147, Timaru Cemetery
buried row 10, plot 147, Timaru Cemetery
The New Zealand Post Office Directory (Wise's) for 1896-97
Jackson Edwd. A. C (sic)., Le Cren's Terrace, Timaru
Birch Hill Station 1887
Jim Annan, Jim Thompson, Jack Stuart, Jack Annan
Mt Cook Station
Mr E. A. C. Jackson, whose death was announced yesterday, was an early resident of Timaru. He came to Timaru as a boy with his mother and brothers (Mr J. E. S. Jackson being one of them) in 1867, and was brought up here. When he left school he obtained employment in the office of McLean and Stewart, auctioneers, and subsequently took to photography, which he pursued chiefly in the country districts, touring them for the purpose. He was a member of the old C. Battery, and as an amateur used to be an adept and prizewinner on the ancient "ordinary"." For the last twelve years he has resided near Dunedin, engaged in photography. He had been ill for some time, and came recently to Timaru for a change, which, however, failed to save him.
Timaru Herald, Volume C, Issue 15264, 3 February 1914, Page 7
The children of Celia Annis Stokes and Alfred Jackson were [Ancestry.com]:
1. James Edward Stokes Jackson born in Collingwood, Victoria, Australia in 1856 died 15 Feb 1937 Timaru, New Zealand, buried row 10, plot 148, Timaru Cemetery.
2. Adrian Alfred Levitt Jackson (Land Valuer) born in Newtown, Victoria, Australia in 1859 died 28 December 1920 at 155 Bealey Avenue, Christchurch, buried block 35, plot 72, Bromley Cemetery, Christchurch.
3. Henry Arthur Franklin Jackson (Post Office Clerk) born in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia in 1860 died on 12 August 1906 in Papanui Road, Christchurch, New Zealand aged 46 years, reg. 1906/5149, buried block15, plot 177, Linwood Cemetery, Christchurch.
4. Edgar Augustus Corlett Jackson (Photographer) born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1862, died 21 January 1914 Timaru , buried row 10, plot 147, Timaru Cemetery.
5. Charles Frederick Shelly Jackson born in Brighton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1863, died 29 January 1927 aged 63 years, buried row 38, plot 816, Timaru Cemetery.
The children of Celia Annis Stokes and Alfred Jackson were [Ancestry.com]:
1. James Edward Stokes Jackson born in Collingwood, Victoria, Australia in 1856 died 15 Feb 1937 Timaru, New Zealand, buried row 10, plot 148, Timaru Cemetery.
2. Adrian Alfred Levitt Jackson (Land Valuer) born in Newtown, Victoria, Australia in 1859 died 28 December 1920 at 155 Bealey Avenue, Christchurch, buried block 35, plot 72, Bromley Cemetery, Christchurch.
3. Henry Arthur Franklin Jackson (Post Office Clerk) born in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia in 1860 died on 12 August 1906 in Papanui Road, Christchurch, New Zealand aged 46 years, reg. 1906/5149, buried block15, plot 177, Linwood Cemetery, Christchurch.
4. Edgar Augustus Corlett Jackson (Photographer) born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1862, died 21 January 1914 Timaru , buried row 10, plot 147, Timaru Cemetery.
5. Charles Frederick Shelly Jackson born in Brighton, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1863, died 29 January 1927 aged 63 years, buried row 38, plot 816, Timaru Cemetery.
*Jackson, James Edward Stokes,
Accountant, Auditor, Customhouse, Insurance and
General Agent, Cain's Terrace, Timaru. Mr. Jackson was born in 1857, in
Victoria, and was educated principally in Christchurch, having come to
New Zealand when a child. He joined the late firm of Miles and Co. and
continued in the service of the firm till its dissolution in 1895, when
he founded his present business. He acts as agent for the Imperial Fire
Insurance Company, and for Mr. Hughes' Patent Office. Mr. Jackson was
one of the original members of the Timaru Artillery Volunteer Cadet
Corps, whose services were accepted in 1871, and commanded the corps for
some years. On its disbandment in 1881 he joined the C Battery, New
Zealand Artillery. He was successively sergeant-major, lieutenant and
captain, and commanded the battery for ten years until it was converted
into a rifle company in 1897, when he was placed, at his own request, on
the unattached list with the rank of captain.
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