'urs, very respectfully,

 WM. GRiMSHAW.

Thitrhouse, Oct 19 ls47.
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WhitrhouSe, Oct 19 1S47.

 got the following account of Jackson fiom our neighbor. Thon pson Jennent.

 Andrew Jackson. father of General Jack Son, was son of Thomas Jackson, of Bally : resan, near Dundonald-a comfortable far- mer, possessed of a freehold property, now of considerable value. Thomas Jackson's $ house IS iiow occupied by a person named frotter. There are several co lateral rela- :ions, living still in the heighboI hood-bui the descenda dants of the oldest branch of the family have all died off-the great grandson of Thomas Jackson having died about three years ago, without leaving any family.