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John Jackson

Birth1685 - Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
Death13 Mar 1757 - Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts
MotherSarah Baker Jackson
FatherSebastian Seaborn Jackson

Born in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States on 1685 to Sebastian Seaborn Jackson and Sarah Baker Jackson. John Jackson married Mary Curtis and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Mar 1757 in Newton, Middlesex, Massachusetts.

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Parents
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Sebastian Seaborn Jackson
1642 - 1690
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Sarah Baker Jackson
1650 - 1725
Spouse(s)
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Mary Curtis
1684 - 1767
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Abigail Jackson
1708 - 1744
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Mary Jackson
1702 - 1783
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Hannah Jackson
1704 - 1748
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Amos Jackson
1706 - Unknown
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Jonathan Jackson
1718 - Unknown
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Marjery (Marjory) Jackson
1716 - 1788
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Elizabeth Jackson
1713 - Unknown

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