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Jonathan Jackson

Birth13 Aug 1824 - Washingon County, Tennessee, United States
Death1 Feb 1896 - Monroe, Kentucky, United States
MotherNancy Bacon
FatherMajor Jacob Jay Jackson

Born in Washingon County, Tennessee, United States on 13 Aug 1824 to Major Jacob Jay Jackson and Nancy Bacon. Jonathan Jackson married Judith Belle CHISM and had 11 children. He passed away on 1 Feb 1896 in Monroe, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Major Jacob Jay Jackson
1799 - 1859
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Nancy Bacon
1800 - 1872
Spouse(s)
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Judith Belle Chism
1845 - 1899
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Mary Ray
1833 - 1865
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Jacob Thomas "Jt" Jackson
1860 - 1926
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James R Jackson
1858 - 1949
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Tim Jackson
1874 - Unknown
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John Samuel Jackson
1851 - Unknown
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Nancy Ellen Jackson
1868 - 1921
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Estella Benjamin Jackson
1878 - 1944
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Berry Jackson
1856 - Unknown
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Harriett Jackson
1862 - Unknown
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Ella Jackson Mitchell
1869 - 1920
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Gertude Jackson
1860 - Unknown
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William Jackson
1866 - Unknown

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