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Elizabeth B Jay

Birth7 Oct 1825 - Burlington, Lawrence, Ohio, United States
Deathaft 1880 - Union, South Carolina
MotherLydia Compton
FatherJohn Jay

Born in Burlington, Lawrence, Ohio, United States on 7 Oct 1825 to John Jay and Lydia Compton. Elizabeth B Jay married JOHN D Hackett and had 12 children. She passed away on aft 1880 in Union, South Carolina.

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Parents
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John Jay
1798 - 1884
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Lydia Compton
1803 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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John D Hackett
1812 - 1866
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Emma Hannah Ravencroft
1856 - 1923
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Kitura Hackett
1847 - 1899
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William Barton Hackett
1846 - 1929
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Franklin Hackett
1864 - Unknown
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Melinda Hackett
1854 - Unknown
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Lincoln Hackett
1856 - 1894
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John Hackett
1859 - Unknown
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Nancy Caroline Hackett
1850 - 1933
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Lucy Hackett
1840 - Unknown
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Sarah M. Hackett
1851 - 1901
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Tilman Hackett
1843 - 1909
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Lucy Jay
1841 - 1902

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