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James Jackson

Birthabt 1845 - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
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Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England on abt 1845. James Jackson married Eliza Ibbetson and had 12 children.

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Eliza Ibbetson
1844 - Unknown
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Jane Ellen Jackson
1872 - 1912
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Robert Henry Jackson
1875 - 1918
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Clara Jackson
1877 - 1957
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George Ibbotson Jackson
1880 - Unknown
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Mary E Jackson
1888 - Unknown
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Clarissa Jackson
1877 - Unknown
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Thomas Edward Poppleston
1870 - 1941
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James Jackson
1882 - Unknown
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Henrietta Jackson
1879 - Unknown
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Jane Jackson
1873 - Unknown
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Thomas Jackson
1870 - Unknown
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James Jackson
1882 - 1916

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