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Albert Jackson

BirthFebruary 1852 - South Carolina
DeathMarch 25,1928 - Lexington, South Carolina, USA
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Born in South Carolina on February 1852. Albert Jackson married Mary Scipio/Sips/Sipes and had 9 children. He passed away on March 25,1928 in Lexington, South Carolina, USA.

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Mary Scipio/sips/sipes
1857 - Unknown
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Lewis Jackson
1894 - Unknown
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Albert Jackson
1893 - Unknown
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Jim Jackson
1880 - Unknown
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Mary Jackson
1887 - Unknown
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Isiah Jackson
1879 - 1929
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James Jackson
1883 - Unknown
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Sally Jackson
1895 - Unknown
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Cornelius Jackson
1879 - Unknown
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Viola E Jackson
1898 - Unknown

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