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Edward John Jackson

Birth2 OCT 1826 - Principio Furnace, Cecil, Maryland, United States
Death21 MAR 1886 - Jacksons Mills, Maryland, United States
MotherMary Baker
FatherSamuel Jackson

Born in Principio Furnace, Cecil, Maryland, United States on 2 OCT 1826 to Samuel Jackson and Mary Baker. Edward John Jackson married Susanna Gillespie and had 9 children. He passed away on 21 MAR 1886 in Jacksons Mills, Maryland, United States.

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Samuel Jackson
1794 - 1852
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Mary Baker
1798 - 1859
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Susanna Gillespie
1836 - 1922
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Susanna Ellen Jackson
1864 - 1902
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Clara Bell Jackson
1872 - 1896
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Edward Wilmer Jackson
1869 - 1964
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Rufus Gillespie Jackson
1874 - 1961
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Annie Eliza Jackson
1862 - 1923
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Margaret Olivia Jackson
1860 - 1954
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Clinton Jackson
1854 - 1931
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Adalaide "Addie " Jackson
1858 - 1901
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Mary E Jackson
1856 - 1867

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