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Henry Jackson

Birthabt 1848 - Alabama
Death2 Jun 1931 - Brewton, Escambia County, Alabama
MotherLear Jackson
FatherArthur Jackson

Born in Alabama on abt 1848 to Arthur Jackson and Lear Jackson. Henry Jackson married Louisa Harrington and had 12 children. He passed away on 2 Jun 1931 in Brewton, Escambia County, Alabama.

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Parents
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Arthur Jackson
1803 - Unknown
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Lear Jackson
1820 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Harrington
1850 - 1911
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Sherman Ashley
1850 - 1946
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Sally Jackson
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Melissa Jackson
1865 - 1937
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Levi Boud Winfre
1882 - 1980
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Hanna Jackson Godbolt
1880 - 1938
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Peter Jackson
1874 - Unknown
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Minnie Ashley Jackson
1891 - 1967
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Maggie Ashley
1869 - Unknown
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Erekiel Jackson
1875 - Unknown
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Yancy Jackson
1897 - Unknown
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Rabb Jackson
1872 - Unknown
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Hattie Ashley Hicks Jackson
1867 - Unknown
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Herbert Jackson
1877 - 1947
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Annanias R Jackson
1895 - 1965

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