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JAMES JACKSON

Birth1820 - Heap, Lancashire, England
DeathOctober 1866 - Bury, Lancashire
MotherSally Greenhalgh
FatherWILLIAM JACKSON

Born in Heap, Lancashire, England on 1820 to WILLIAM JACKSON and Sally Greenhalgh. JAMES JACKSON married ESTHER WALKDEN and had 9 children. He passed away on October 1866 in Bury, Lancashire.

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Parents
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William Jackson
1796 - 1869
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Sally Greenhalgh
1796 - 1866
Spouse(s)
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Esther Walkden
1827 - 1892
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Leah Partington
1823 - 1852
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Thomas Jackson
1851 - 1884
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Sophia Jackson
1855 - 1912
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Ernest Jackson
1864 - Unknown
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Dinah Jackson
1859 - 1908
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Harriet Jackson
1858 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Jackson
1849 - Unknown
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William Jackson
1845 - Unknown
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Samuel Jackson
1843 - Unknown
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James Edward Jackson
1851 - 1895

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