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Hena Jackson

Birth17 Feb 1760 - Berkshire County, Massachusetts
Death17 Nov 1832 - New Marlborough, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA
MotherBeulah Stearns
FatherJohn Jackson

Born in Berkshire County, Massachusetts on 17 Feb 1760 to John Jackson and Beulah Stearns. Hena Jackson married Jacob Catlin and had 12 children. She passed away on 17 Nov 1832 in New Marlborough, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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John Jackson
1730 - 1760
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Beulah Stearns
1739 - 1821
Spouse(s)
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Jacob Catlin
1758 - 1826
Children Show all
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Betsey Strong
1787 - 1869
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Joseph Strong Catlin
1788 - 1878
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Clarissa Strong
1782 - 1860
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Thomas Barnard Strong
1780 - 1863
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Emeline Catlin
1800 - 1853
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Julia Ann Catlin
1803 - 1837
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Alfred Catlin
1795 - 1810
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John Jackson Catlin
1791 - 1825
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Jacob Catlin
1799 - 1856
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Mary C Catlin
1793 - 1846
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Mary Polly Catlin
1794 - 1864
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Linas Catlin
1798 - 1877

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