The Stabbing of Thomas Minyard

The Stabbing of Thomas Minyard

4.15.1800	Greene GA	John Jackson marries Jane Richards.
1807	Franklin GA	John Jackson, William Jackson, Nathan Smith, Everett Smith and George Allen appear on the tax list.
1807	Georgia	John Jackson dies.
6.19.1809	Chatham GA	Jane Jackson seeks payment owed by Timothy Barnard to the estate of John Jackson.
4.30.1814	Philadelphia	William Rabjohn enlists in the army.
May or June 1814	New York	William Rabjohn deserts his post.
7.15.1814	United States	William Rabjohn is court-martialed.
1.27.1820	Philadelphia	William Rabjohn re-enlists in the army.
10.20.1823	Copiah MS	William Jackson and Nathan Smith are appointed administrators of George Allen’s estate.
4.26.1824	Copiah MS	William Jackson is issued 84 acres in Copiah County.
1.26.1825	New Orleans	William Rabjohn is discharged from the Army.
7.19.1825	Baton Rouge	William Rabjohn re-enlists in the army.
10.4.1825	New Orleans	William Rabjohn is stationed in New Orleans.
12.9.1825	Baton Rouge	William Rabjohn deserts his post.
1830	Copiah MS	Census- William Jackson
10.2.1830	Baton Rouge	William Rabjohn has mail at the post office.
1831	Mississippi	William Rabjohn’s oldest child James is born; the mother is a woman from Tennessee.
1832*	Mississippi	William Rabjohn meets/marries Alpha Jackson.
1833	Mississippi	William Rabjohn’s second child George is born; the mother is a woman from Georgia.
1834	Carroll MS	Siblings William, James and Delaney Minyard arrive from Lawrence MS.
1836	Lawrence MS	Thomas Minyard appears on the tax list.
1836	Mississippi	Stephen Rabjohn is born.
11.6.1838	Natchez	Thomas Minyard has mail at the post office.
1839	Carroll MS	Thomas Minyard appears on the tax list.
1840	Carroll MS	Census- William Jackson
1841	Carroll MS	William Rabjohn first appears on the tax list.
1843	Carroll MS	William Rabjohn appears on the tax list.
12.4.1848	Carroll MS	Thomas Minyard is appointed administrator for the estate of James Minyard.
2.19.1849	Oxford, MS	Stephen Jackson files suit against the estate of James Minyard for $27.
3.6.1849	Carroll MS	The court rules in favor of A. Jackson for $10.35 against James Minyard’s estate.
October 1850	Carroll MS	Census- William Jackson with wife Celia and Amy and Celia Ratcliffe.
9.25.1850	Carroll MS	William and Alpha Rabjohn appear on the Census with 8 children.
Dec. 1850	Carroll MS	Stephen Jackson dies.
8.26.1852	Carroll MS	Stephen Rabjohn stabs Thomas Minyard in the chest.
April 1853	Carroll MS	Adam Carpenter probates a note vs. J.H. Matthews, deceased, in favor of Green Carpenter for $105 and transferred to Adam Carpenter.
6.1.1853	Carroll MS	Stephen Rabjohn stabs Thomas Minyard in the belly.
10.4.1853	Carroll MS	Thomas Minyard is appointed commissioner for Steven Jackson’s estate.
Dec. 1853	Carroll MS	Stephen Rabjohn’s attorney summons Elijah and Stephen Jackson as defense witnesses.
1.3.1854	Carroll MS	Green Carpenter, Nathan Carpenter, and G.H. Jackson are appointed commissioners of Steven Jackson’s estate.
June 1854	Carroll MS	Oliver Jackson is an alibi witness for Stephen Rabjohn. Owin Minyard issues Rabjohn the subpoena.
6.7.1854	Carroll MS	Stephen Rabjohn is indicted for the attempted murder of Thomas Minyard.
Sep. 1858	Carroll MS	William Jackson dies.
7.4.1859	Carroll MS	William Jackson and Nathan Jackson recover $13,950 from Alfred Jackson, commissioner of William Jackson’s estate.
July 1860	Tallahatchie MS	William and Alpha Rabjohn appear on the Census with Clark Smith, b. 1810 TN.
11.18.1861	Carroll MS	Alfred Jackson, guardian of W. H. Jackson.