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Ann Jackson

Birth1682 - Not Available
Death1737 - St Mary County, Maryland
MotherHannah Sissons
FatherThomas Jackson

Born on 1682 to Thomas Jackson and Hannah Sissons. Ann Jackson married John Biscoe and had 13 children. She passed away on 1737 in St Mary County, Maryland.

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Parents
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Thomas Jackson
1662 - 1713
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Hannah Sissons
1680 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Biscoe
1666 - 1718
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Owen Smithson
1669 - 1736
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John Joseph Briscoe
1620 - 1718
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John Biscoe
1640 - 1718
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John Biscoe
1609 - 1668
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John Pascoe
1600 - 1676
Children Show all
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Thomas (1718) Biscoe
1693 - 1733
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Martha Biscoe
1660 - Unknown
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John Pascoe
1718 - 1773
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Anniah Biscoe
1660 - Unknown
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Sarah Biscoe
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Briscoe
1711 - 1776
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James Biscoe
1702 - Unknown
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Ann Biscoe
1700 - Unknown
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Jonathan Biscoe
1690 - 1736
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Joshua Biscoe
1682 - 1718
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Mary Biscoe
1752 - Unknown
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Mary Biscoe
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Briscoe
1718 - Unknown

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