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John Jackson

Birth1605 - Cornwall England
Death7 April 1671 - Camborne, Cornwall, England
MotherJoan HORNSEY Jackson
FatherThomas Jackson

Born in Cornwall England on 1605 to Thomas Jackson and Joan HORNSEY Jackson. John Jackson married Florence JACKSON and had 12 children. He passed away on 7 April 1671 in Camborne, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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Thomas Jackson
1579 - 1633
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Joan Hornsey Jackson
1573 - 1665
Spouse(s)
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Florence Jackson
1605 - 1671
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Alice Spuner
1610 - 1672
Children Show all
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Richard Jackson
1640 - 1707
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Zacharias Jackson
1638 - 1709
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Andrew Jackson
1632 - 1684
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Chestine Jackson
1639 - Unknown
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Ellinor Jackson
1637 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jackson
1642 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jackson
1630 - Unknown
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Sarah Jackson
1634 - Unknown
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Alice Jackson
1640 - Unknown
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John Jackson
1627 - Unknown
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Symon Jackson
1638 - Unknown
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Thomas Jackson
1633 - Unknown

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