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Nancy Jackson

Birth11 Oct 1807 - McMinn, Tennessee, United States
Death16 Feb 1883 - Milam, Texas, United States
MotherEllen Crawley
FatherJeremiah C Jackson

Born in McMinn, Tennessee, United States on 11 Oct 1807 to Jeremiah C Jackson and Ellen Crawley. Nancy Jackson married James Bennett Rodgers and had 11 children. She passed away on 16 Feb 1883 in Milam, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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Jeremiah C Jackson
1775 - 1838
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Ellen Crawley
1790 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Bennett Rodgers
1808 - 1864
Children Show all
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Emily Jane Rodgers
1830 - 1921
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Elizabeth Margaret Rodgers
1832 - 1870
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Joseph Daniel Rogers
1835 - 1918
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William Washington Rodgers\rogers
1828 - 1868
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Jeremiah Jackson Rogers
1826 - 1871
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Robert Hugh Rogers
1845 - 1915
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John Peter Rodgers
1839 - 1906
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Mary Ann Rodgers
1838 - 1870
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James Rogers
1845 - Unknown
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James Mcgee Rogers
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Furrh
1825 - 1866

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