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Dorcas Jackson

Birth16 Oct 1792 - Washington Co, Tennessee
Death1 Feb 1851 - Jefferson County, Tennessee
MotherElizabeth Betsey Jobe
FatherGeorge W Jackson

Born in Washington Co, Tennessee on 16 Oct 1792 to George W Jackson and Elizabeth Betsey Jobe. Dorcas Jackson married James Bacon and had 10 children. She passed away on 1 Feb 1851 in Jefferson County, Tennessee.

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Parents
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George W Jackson
1769 - 1851
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Elizabeth Betsey Jobe
1776 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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James Bacon
1795 - 1853
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Dorcas Jackson
1792 - 1851
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James Bacon
Unknown - Unknown
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George W Bacon
1822 - 1902
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Elizabeth Carey Bacon
1809 - 1881
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Elizabeth Bacon
1820 - Unknown
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Solomon Bacon
1812 - 1880
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Mary Pauline Mollie Bacon
1827 - 1889
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James Bacon
1821 - Unknown
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Malinda Bacon
1818 - Unknown
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Rebecca Bacon
1827 - 1851
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John Bacon
1813 - 1863
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Mary Bacon
1827 - 1851

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