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  1. JACKSON, county-seat of Jackson, is seventy-five miles south of Columbus, on the Portsmouth branch of the C. W. & B. Railroad ; on the O. S., and on the D. & I. Railroads.

  2. Apr 16, 2019 · Welsh-American Heritage Museum. In 1972 a group of Welsh-Americans chartered the Welsh-American Heritage Museum to preserve Welsh history and culture, and to preserve the Welsh Congregational Church.

  3. Williams was born Nov. 30, 1840, in Weston, Oneida Co., N. Y., a son of John T. and Elizabeth Williams, who came from Wales about 1830. He attended school in his native town till 1854, when he moved with his parents to Jackson County, Ohio, where he worked about furnaces in summer and attended school during the winter till he was twenty-one ...

  4. With this investment, many Welsh families in Jackson County were transformed into the new middle class in Southern Ohio. By the late 1800’s Welsh-owned businesses dominated the Jackson downtown area. An interesting BBC article about the migration can be found here.

  5. The Lillian E. Jones Museum is a resource for the entire Jackson County community fulfilling Miss Jones’ dream of a historical, cultural, and educational museum in her family’s former home in loving memory of her parents Edwin and Lola Williams Jones.

  6. Sep 17, 2002 · Jackson County Ohio. Welcome To Jackson County Ohio Genealogy. This county page is a part of The USGenWeb Project and OHGenWeb. Search The Jackson County Site: Click Here For Notices. This is where I put site info that I think you should read, and it doesn't have any better place to go. (last updated 17 Sep 2002)

  7. The Jackson Eisteddfod was an annual event from 1922 to 1940 and attracted thousands of competitors in vocal music, piano, Welsh translation and a cappella choruses. In 1924, a school-wide annual Eisteddfod was created to accompany and precede the adult event.

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