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Jerusha Jackson

Birth02 Apr 1741 - Huntington, Suffolk Co., LI NY
DeathBEF JUN 1797 - Not Available
MotherKeziah Mott
FatherJohn III JACKSON

Born in Huntington, Suffolk Co., LI NY on 02 Apr 1741 to John III JACKSON and Keziah Mott. Jerusha Jackson married Maurice Pleas and had 9 children. She passed away on BEF JUN 1797.

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Parents
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John Iii Jackson
1709 - 1773
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Keziah Mott
1714 - 1799
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Maurice Pleas
1742 - 1803
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Isaac Pleas (Place)
1768 - 1814
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William Pleas
1767 - 1865
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Elizabeth Pleas
1769 - 1807
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Jacob C Place
1786 - 1867
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Amelia Pleas
1777 - Unknown
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Hannah Plaise
1790 - 1867
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Solomon Pleas
1770 - Unknown
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Jacob Pleas
1761 - 1816
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William Place\pleas
1760 - Unknown

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