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Eliza Haskell

Birth1832 - Barnwell, Barnwell, South Carolina, United States
Death1900 - Toomey,Calcasieu,Louisiana,USA
MotherSarah Whitehead
FatherWilliam Bilith Haskell

Born in Barnwell, Barnwell, South Carolina, United States on 1832 to William Bilith Haskell and Sarah Whitehead. Eliza Haskell married James Hamilton Jackson and had 11 children. She passed away on 1900 in Toomey,Calcasieu,Louisiana,USA.

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Parents
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William Bilith Haskell
1797 - 1860
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Sarah Whitehead
1824 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Hamilton Jackson
1829 - 1900
Children Show all
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Jane Jackson
1867 - 1943
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Charles William Jackson
1865 - 1925
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Andrew Jackson
1863 - 1924
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Loula Jackson
1876 - Unknown
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Minerva Jackson
1879 - 1968
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Ambrose Jackson
1871 - Unknown
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Ona Jackson
1869 - Unknown
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Bazilina Jackson
1863 - Unknown
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Savannah Jackson
1858 - 1932
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Rufus "Babe" Jackson
1853 - Unknown
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James Daniel Jackson
1851 - 1917

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