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Hannah Jackson

Birth11 Jun 1872 - Tanfield, Durham, England
DeathJuly 1914 - Gateshead, Durham, England
MotherAnn Caiseley
FatherRobert Jackson

Born in Tanfield, Durham, England on 11 Jun 1872 to Robert Jackson and Ann Caiseley. Hannah Jackson married James Morton and had 8 children. She passed away on July 1914 in Gateshead, Durham, England.

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Parents
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Robert Jackson
1846 - 1914
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Ann Caiseley
1838 - 1899
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James Morton
1870 - 1952
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Sarah Morton
1896 - Unknown
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Matilda Jackson Morton
1894 - 1908
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William Morton
1902 - 1979
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Alice Morton
1900 - 1983
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Ann Morton
1898 - 1979
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Florence Grundy Morton
1908 - 1983
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James Morton
1913 - 1962
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Thomas Morton
1904 - Unknown

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