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John Jackson Amacker

Birth1815 - St Helena, Louisiana, United States
Death4 APR 1888 - Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana
MotherSarah Sally Varnado
FatherJohn Jacob Amacker

Born in St Helena, Louisiana, United States on 1815 to John Jacob Amacker and Sarah Sally Varnado. John Jackson Amacker married Mary Amanda Thompson and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 APR 1888 in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana.

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John Jacob Amacker
1780 - 1815
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Sarah Sally Varnado
1785 - 1844
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Mary Amanda Thompson
1823 - 1899
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Jefferson T Amacker
1862 - 1909
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Sarah Jane Sallie Amacker
1847 - 1904
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Addie D'ette Amacker
1864 - 1946
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George W. Amacker
1854 - 1926
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Delilah E. Amacher
1843 - 1900
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Thomas Scott Amacker
1859 - 1932
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John Jackson Amacker
1851 - 1935
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James A Amacker
1856 - 1874
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Clarinda C Amacker
1845 - 1897
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Martha F Amacker
1849 - 1849

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