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Nicholas Jackson

Birth1610 - Jamesport, Suffolk, New York, USA
Death13 Feb 1697 - Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
MotherSarah Reiley
FatherNicholas Jackson (of Rowley)

Born in Jamesport, Suffolk, New York, USA on 1610 to Nicholas Jackson (of Rowley) and Sarah Reiley. Nicholas Jackson married Susan Riley and had 10 children. He passed away on 13 Feb 1697 in Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA.

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Nicholas Jackson (Of Rowley)
1613 - 1698
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Sarah Reiley
1625 - 1655
Spouse(s)
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Susan Riley
1614 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Scott Chaplin Jackson
1623 - 1691
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Elizabeth Howe
1661 - 1701
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Elizabeth Chaplin Jackson
Unknown - 1694
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Caleb Jackson
1635 - 1725
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Joshua Jackson
1696 - 1745
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Caleb B Jackson
1687 - 1729
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Abigail Jackson
1690 - 1751
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Elisabeth Jackson
1683 - 1772
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Mary Jackson
1685 - 1761
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Jonathan Jackson
1650 - 1715
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Lydia (Jackson) Coleman
1647 - 1690
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Samuel Jackson
1649 - Unknown
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Caleb Jackson
1652 - 1718

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