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John Jackson

Birth8 December 1812 - South Yorkshire, England
Death18 Sep 1903 - Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMartha Goslip
FatherWilliam Jackson

Born in South Yorkshire, England on 8 December 1812 to William Jackson and Martha Goslip. John Jackson married Mary Bagshaw and had 14 children. He passed away on 18 Sep 1903 in Hillsgrove, Sullivan, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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William Jackson
1792 - 1878
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Martha Goslip
1792 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Mary Bagshaw
1827 - 1900
Children Show all
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John Lyman Jackson
1857 - 1929
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Martha E. Jackson
1848 - 1940
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Benjamin Jackson
1850 - 1942
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George W Jackson
1841 - 1919
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Sarah Jackson
1845 - 1858
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Mary Jackson
1861 - 1943
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Elizabeth Jackson
1864 - 1914
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Edward Jackson
1866 - 1927
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Charles Jackson
1840 - 1840
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Miner Jackson
1837 - Unknown
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Grace Jackson
Unknown - Unknown
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John Jackson
1853 - 1922
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Thomas Jackson
1856 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Jackson
1867 - 1941

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