by Romaine Aten Jones. 1942. 70p

In early Jackson, a notable robbery incident occurred involving Dr. Reasoner and Mayor Du Hadway, who were robbed of their watches. During this event, Mrs. Cornelia Hofiman Long played a significant role by assisting prisoners and collecting valuables in a coffee pot, highlighting the community's involvement in local affairs.

The presence of Confederate forces was marked by General Richard Morgan, who was the brother of General Morgan. His participation in raids was significant, as the forces split directions after passing through Jackson, indicating the strategic importance of the area during the conflict.

The formation of the church in Jackson took place in 1836, with Reverend Ellery Bascom overseeing its construction, which played a vital role in the community's spiritual life. Additionally, early residents such as Jacob Westfall and the Dungan family contributed to the local history and development, shaping the character of Jackson in its formative years.