Andrew Jack, Jr. (1883-aft 1967)

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Andrew Jack, Jr. was born 1883, son of Andrew Allan Jack and Jennie Scott Pollock (Jackson) Jack.

In his Jack family, he is brother of James Jackson (1884); Jane 'Jeanie' Scott Pollock (1886) and Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Allan (1888) Jack.

Father of Robert McNeilage Jack (1916-?); Jeanie Scott Pollock Jack (1919-?); Elizabeth Steel (Jack) Earsman (1922-1990); James Jackson Jack; Agnes Torrance Jack (1908-?) and 2 others

In 1891, at age 8, Andrew, Jr. was living in Stonehouse, Lanarkshire, Scotland with his family including his father, widower Andrew Jack, and siblings, James, age 8, Jeanie, age 6, and Elizabeth, age 2. They were living with James and Mary Jackson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law of his father (a).

In 1892, after his father's accidental death, Andrew and his siblings were raised by their aunt and uncle, Mary and James Jackson in Stonehouse, Scotland.

He married Susan Plenderleith Walker. Their children are children are Agnes Torrance (1908); Andrew Jack III (1910) and William Plenderleith Walker Jack (1913). She died in 1915.

He married again to Catherine McNeilage. Their children are Robert McNeilage (1916); Jeanie Scott Pollock Jack (1919), Elizabeth Steel (Jack) Earsman (1922) and James Jackson (1928) Jack. Between 1937-1941, Andrew Jack, Jr. and wife, Catherine, were living at 124 Main St, Chryston, Glasgow, Scotland (a).

After 1967, Andrew Jack, Jr. died in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, Scotland.

References: (a) Their Scotland address as shown on old envelope sent and found in family records of daughter, Jeanie, and son-in-law, Henry Semple, Jr., at 161 N.W. 52nd St, Miami, Florida, U.S.A. The envelope's stamp is a King George VI 1/2 d which is dark blue and identified as being issued between 1937-1941. The contents were no longer available and no postmark on envelope; Scotland Census records

Note: Overview arranged by family researcher and great, great nephew, Jim Semple, Jr., subject to additions & corrections.