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Matilda Hicks (born c. 1801) and Nathaniel Jackson (1798–1865) were an interracial couple who helped fleeing enslaved people between 1859 and 1865. They offered a safe-haven and a ferry ride across the Rio Grande into Mexico.
Nathaniel Jackson may refer to: Nathaniel E. Jackson (born 1972), American convicted murderer. Nathaniel J. Jackson (1818–1892), American machinist and soldier.
Jul 17, 2022 · Nathaniel Jackson was sentenced to death for killing his lover Donna Roberts' ex-husband in 2001. He and Donna exchanged letters and phone calls suggesting they planned the murder for financial gain.
Feb 9, 2024 · Matilda Hicks (born c. 1801) and Nathaniel Jackson (1798–1865) were an interracial couple who helped fleeing enslaved people between 1859 and 1865. They offered a safe-haven and a ferry ride across the Rio Grande into Mexico.
Apr 7, 2024 · Nathaniel Jackson was a leader in the southern spur of the Underground Railroad, helping people flee south where migrants are now blocked from fleeing north.
Feb 13, 2021 · For at least one day, Nathaniel Jackson achieved a greatness that had been denied him. So the story goes, that’s the day when Jackson, a Black singles and doubles champion in the 1930s on the segregated American Tennis Association circuit, defeated white British tennis great Fred Perry, who won Wimbledon three years running between 1934 and 1936.
Diana Cardenas at the grave of her great-great-great-grandfather Nathaniel Jackson, a white settler who owned a ranch in Texas near the Rio Grande. Scott Dalton. Diana Cardenas’...
