Herbert George Pashley Jackson

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1881 in Cley we have MARY ANN Jackson born c 1875 with George/Elizabeth, down as Daug.

Marriage;
15 Nov 1863, St Nicholas, Blakeley, Norfolk
George JACKSON , 26, Single, Labourer, abode Glandford, Father CHARLES Jackson, Labourer
Elizabeth CORNWELL, 25, Single, abode Glandford, Father ROBERT Cornwell, Labourer
Witnesses, James BEAVIS/Hannah CORNWELL
Notes, Banns: groom signed X bride signed
(Source FreeREG)

Trees have Georges Parents as CHARLES Jackson and Elizabeth EWEN.
FreeREG has them marrying 22 Oct 1822,  All Saints, Morston, Norfolk

Trish

[KGarrad]

A probability?

Marriages, December Qtr 1905
Islington district    vol 1b, page 626

Jackson, Mary Ann
+ and on the same page +
Smith, Robert Albert


This couple can be found on the 1911 census, living in Westminster.
Mary Ann is born Cley Next The Sea!



Marriage also on Ancestry & London Metropolitan Archives:
29th October 1905 at St Georges, Tufnell Park, Islington

Albert Robert Smith, 26, Bachelor, Mariner?, 18 Huddlestone Road
Mary Ann Jackson, 30, Spinster, 227 Tufnell Park Road
Fathers: Richard Smith (Booking Clerk) and George Jackson (Roadman)

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There is one Jackson family and that one looks good [for my theory that is ]
George 50 (Holt), Elizabeth 50 (Cley),
James26 , Robert22, Rose12 , Herbert10  all born Cley

Grandson "Frederick" Jackson, 8 born Beckham (the location of Erpingham Union Workhouse), is with them in 1901. RG13/1827/152/15.

Perhaps they called him Frederick to distinguish him from their own son Herbert.  Perhaps also calling him Frederick was a pointed jibe at his natural father who hadn't married their daughter.

Free index for him for 1911 as Fred Pashley Jackson:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X75L-LMK

Frederick William Pashley married Henrietta Spurgeon Parker in Norwich in 1898.  They seem to have brought up their family in Cley.