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John Jackson Dickson

BirthOctober 25, 1801 - Hancock County, Georgia, USA
DeathAugust 29, 1882 - Henry County, Georgia, USA
MotherMartha Watkins Howard
FatherMichael Dickson

Born in Hancock County, Georgia, USA on October 25, 1801 to Michael Dickson and Martha Watkins Howard. John Jackson Dickson married Rebecka L Allen and had 10 children. He passed away on August 29, 1882 in Henry County, Georgia, USA.

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Michael Dickson
1743 - 1803
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Martha Watkins Howard
1760 - 1824
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Rebecka L Allen
1812 - 1893
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Elvira Jane Dickson
1845 - 1920
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Andrew Jackson Dickson
1832 - 1896
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Sophronia Caroline Dickson
1845 - 1933
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George Washington Dickson
1856 - 1915
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Joseph Dickson
1857 - 1872
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William F Dickson
1841 - Unknown
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Quincy Allen Dickson
1853 - 1916
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Martha A Dickson
1839 - 1900
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Hatti A Dickson
1850 - 1923
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Elizabeth C Dickson
1836 - 1911

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