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John Thomas Jackson

BirthMarch 28 1851 - Illinois, United States
Death1937 - Delaware County, Oklahoma, USA
MotherMartha Chatham
FatherAbel Richmond Jackson

Born in Illinois, United States on March 28 1851 to Abel Richmond Jackson and Martha Chatham. John Thomas Jackson married Emma Louise Israel and had 11 children. He passed away on 1937 in Delaware County, Oklahoma, USA.

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Abel Richmond Jackson
1824 - 1892
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Martha Chatham
1832 - 1903
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Emma Louise Israel
1874 - 1954
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Lavinia Baker
1862 - 1899
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Frank Able Jackson
1880 - 1938
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Lester Elbert Jackson
1913 - 1978
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George Andrew Jackson
1878 - 1916
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William Jackson
1877 - 1958
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Roscoe Roy Jackson
1911 - 1994
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Dabir D Jackson
1888 - Unknown
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Rosa Haston
1890 - 1963
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John "Johnnie" F Jackson
1903 - 1982
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Henry Delbert Jackson
1905 - 1994
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Joe Velvey Jackson
1900 - 1997
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Florence Ada Jackson
1909 - 2009

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