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James Jackson

Birthabt 1839 - Meeting Street, Dromore, Newry, Armagh, Northern Ireland
Death14/Dec/1901 - Banbridge, Down, Northern Ireland
MotherCharlottie Jackson
FatherJohn Jackson

Born in Meeting Street, Dromore, Newry, Armagh, Northern Ireland on abt 1839 to John Jackson and Charlottie Jackson. James Jackson married Ann Jane McClelland and had 10 children. He passed away on 14/Dec/1901 in Banbridge, Down, Northern Ireland.

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Parents
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John Jackson
1825 - 1890
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Charlottie Jackson
1821 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Ann Jane Mcclelland
1849 - 1886
Children Show all
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James Jackson
1868 - Unknown
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Albertina Harriet Jackson
1864 - 1954
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Robert Edmund Jackson
1884 - 1918
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Margaret Anna Jackson
1869 - Unknown
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Albert Edin Jackson
1876 - Unknown
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Charles Herbert Jackson
1880 - 1931
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Samuel Jackson
1857 - Unknown
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Clara Jackson
1865 - Unknown
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John Barclay Jackson
1874 - Unknown
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Catherine Georgina Jackson
1872 - Unknown

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