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John Randle Jackson

Birth13 March 1831 - Anson, North Carolina, USA
DeathOctober 1924 - Sumter County, Alabama
MotherClarissa Rushing
FatherElijah Jackson

Born in Anson, North Carolina, USA on 13 March 1831 to Elijah Jackson and Clarissa Rushing. John Randle Jackson married Elizabeth Ann Blakeney and had 10 children. He passed away on October 1924 in Sumter County, Alabama.

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Elijah Jackson
1805 - 1867
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Clarissa Rushing
1803 - 1860
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Elizabeth Ann Blakeney
1834 - 1893
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William E. Jackson
1864 - 1943
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Benjamin Hugh Jackson
1869 - 1922
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Susan Emory Temperance Jackson
1858 - 1912
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Stonewall J Jackson
1866 - 1938
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Alexander Jackson
1877 - Unknown
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Albert B Jackson
1875 - 1950
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Andrew Jackson
1872 - 1943
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Elizabeth Ann Jackson
1860 - 1928
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Dr. John Rushing Jackson
1857 - 1937
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Robert J. Jackson
1855 - Unknown

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