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Jane Jackson

Birth1775 - Little Salkeld, Addingham, Cumberland, England
Death16 February 1841 - Harwood in Teesdale, County Durham
MotherElizabeth Wilton
FatherGeorge Jackson

Born in Little Salkeld, Addingham, Cumberland, England on 1775 to George Jackson and Elizabeth Wilton. Jane Jackson married John Dowson and had 13 children. She passed away on 16 February 1841 in Harwood in Teesdale, County Durham.

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Parents
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George Jackson
1736 - 1799
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Elizabeth Wilton
1738 - 1807
Spouse(s)
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John Dowson
1761 - 1832
Children Show all
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Charles Dowson 1
1800 - 1884
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Mary Dowson
1804 - 1866
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Elizabeth Dowson
1814 - 1871
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Joseph Dowson
1808 - 1878
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David Dowson
1811 - 1859
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William (Twin) Dowson
1802 - Unknown
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Thomas Dowson
1797 - 1857
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Elizabeth Dowson
1806 - 1807
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George Dowson
1793 - 1851
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Ann (Twin) Dowson
1802 - Unknown
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Jane Dixon
1791 - 1850
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John Dowson
1795 - 1806
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John (Twin) Dowson
1806 - Unknown

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