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Sir
George Jackson (
1725 –
1822), British politician, sat as a
Member of Parliament (MP) at various times for
Weymouth,
Melcombe Regis, and
Colchester. In addition he was
Judge Advocate of the Fleet and was a friend and patron of Lt
James Cook (later Captain). Cook named both
Point Jackson in
New Zealand, and
Port Jackson in
New South Wales after him.
He was proprietor of the
Stort Navigation.
His second wife was Grace, daughter of
George Duckett MP. In 1797 under the will of Thomas Duckett, Sir George assumed, by Royal Licence, the name and arms of that family, becoming Sir
George Duckett, Bart.
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