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John Albert Jackson

Birth1 jan 1900 - Gregg County, Texas, USA
Death26 September 1976 - Tyler, Smith County, Texas, United States of America
MotherGracie Elizabeth Lewis
FatherWilliam Henry Jackson

Born in Gregg County, Texas, USA on 1 jan 1900 to William Henry Jackson and Gracie Elizabeth Lewis. John Albert Jackson married Mollie E Lowery and had 10 children. He passed away on 26 September 1976 in Tyler, Smith County, Texas, United States of America.

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Parents
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William Henry Jackson
1829 - 1910
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Gracie Elizabeth Lewis
1872 - 1947
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Mollie E Lowery
1848 - Unknown
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Douglas William Jackson
1923 - 1994
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Imogene L. Jackson
1926 - 1959
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John Welton Jackson
1922 - 1972
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Charles Everette Jackson
1935 - 1996
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Theodore Jackson
1929 - 1995
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James Earl Jackson
1926 - 2001
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Ruby Jewel Jackson
1942 - 2004
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Randall Albert Jackson
1939 - 2015
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Emma Jackson
1932 - 1970
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Mary Louise Jackson
1944 - 2005

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