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Jemima Dollarhide

Birth13 FEB 1843 - Hickory County, Missouri
Death20 NOV 1874 - Hickory County, Missouri
MotherMartha Holt
FatherWilliam Dollarhide

Born in Hickory County, Missouri on 13 FEB 1843 to William Dollarhide and Martha Holt. Jemima Dollarhide married John Jackson and had 7 children. She passed away on 20 NOV 1874 in Hickory County, Missouri.

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Parents
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William Dollarhide
1813 - 1898
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Martha Holt
1815 - 1845
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John Jackson
1832 - 1897
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Mary Ann "Mollie" Jackson
1871 - 1951
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Charles E. Jackson
1860 - 1934
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Martha L Jackson
1862 - 1863
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Susannah T Jackson
1863 - 1865
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Christopher Jackson
1872 - Unknown
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Nancy E Jackson
1867 - 1890
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Virginia F. Jackson
1865 - 1962

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