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Jane Jackson

Birth1704 - Spofforth, Yorkshire, England
Death1769 - Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Gelder
FatherMichaell Jackson

Born in Spofforth, Yorkshire, England on 1704 to Michaell Jackson and Elizabeth Gelder. Jane Jackson married Timothy Turnpenny and had 9 children. She passed away on 1769 in Whitkirk, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Michaell Jackson
1685 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Gelder
1685 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Timothy Turnpenny
1696 - 1779
Children Show all
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Timothy Turnpenny
1739 - 1794
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Titus Turnpenny
1741 - 1818
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James Turnpenny
1741 - Unknown
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Joseph Turnpenny
1733 - Unknown
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Samuel Turnpenny
1747 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Turnpenny
1732 - Unknown
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Michael Turnpenny
1737 - 1737
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Mary Turnpenny
1724 - 1793
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Ann Turnpeny
1726 - 1793

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