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James C Jackson

Birth05 Jul 1746 - Queens, New York, United States
Death1826 - Meat Camp, North Carolina, USA
MotherSarah Doty
FatherJohn Jackson

Born in Queens, New York, United States on 05 Jul 1746 to John Jackson and Sarah Doty. James C Jackson married Abigail Fairchild and had 13 children. He passed away on 1826 in Meat Camp, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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John Jackson
1701 - 1747
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Sarah Doty
1706 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Fairchild
1754 - 1833
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Isaac Jackson
1781 - 1820
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Ebenezer Jackson
1786 - 1825
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James Jackson
1783 - 1835
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Daniel Jackson
1779 - 1823
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Jesse Jackson
1772 - 1840
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Mary Jackson
1780 - 1820
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Benjamin Jackson
1780 - 1860
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John Jackson
1784 - 1856
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Sarah Jackson
1780 - 1838
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Elizabeth Jackson
1790 - 1880
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Isaac Jackson
1786 - 1849
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Ruth Jackson
Unknown - Unknown
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Mark Jackson
1785 - 1886

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