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Nathan Jackson

Birth18 Feb 1732 - Knock, Long Marton, Westmoreland, England
Death8 Jun 1797 - Knock, Long Marton, Westmoreland, England
MotherMary MURPHY
FatherJoseph JACKSON

Born in Knock, Long Marton, Westmoreland, England on 18 Feb 1732 to Joseph JACKSON and Mary MURPHY. Nathan Jackson married Elizabeth Tuer and had 7 children. He passed away on 8 Jun 1797 in Knock, Long Marton, Westmoreland, England.

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Joseph Jackson
1713 - 1772
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Mary Murphy
1712 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Tuer
1748 - 1800
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Jane Jackson
1782 - 1857
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Joshua Jackson
1769 - 1773
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Nathan Jackson
1776 - 1851
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Thomas Jackson
1774 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jackson
1779 - 1849
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Joseph Jackson
1766 - 1846
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John P Creek Jackson
1771 - 1860

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