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John Jack

Birth19 Oct 1793 - Paisley Low, Renfrew, Scotland
Death23 Aug 1860 - Beauharnois, Chateauguay Basin, Quebec, Canada
MotherAgnes Currie
FatherWilliam Jack

Born in Paisley Low, Renfrew, Scotland on 19 Oct 1793 to William Jack and Agnes Currie. John Jack married Elizabeth Lang and had 15 children. He passed away on 23 Aug 1860 in Beauharnois, Chateauguay Basin, Quebec, Canada.

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Parents
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William Jack
1760 - 1820
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Agnes Currie
1765 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Lang
1794 - 1880
Children Show all
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Robert Lang Jack
1821 - 1900
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Elizabeth Eliza Belle Jack
1827 - 1882
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Jane Jack
1829 - 1892
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Andrew Jack
1834 - 1918
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John Jack
1825 - 1899
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Janet Jack
1817 - 1819
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Marjory Jack
1819 - 1824
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James Jack
1831 - 1879
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William Jack
1823 - 1849
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Mary Jack
1837 - 1839
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George Jack
1840 - 1841
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Marion Jack
1830 - 1834
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James Jack
1815 - 1876
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Annie Linda Hayr
1839 - 1912
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David Jack
1837 - Unknown

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