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William David Jackson

Birth6 Jun 1879 - Dalton, Randolph, Arkansas, United States
Death27 Feb 1966 - Woodburn, Marion, Oregon, USA
MotherLouisa Jane Bohanning
FatherWilliam David Jackson

Born in Dalton, Randolph, Arkansas, United States on 6 Jun 1879 to William David Jackson and Louisa Jane Bohanning. William David Jackson married Itie Mae Martin and had 9 children. He passed away on 27 Feb 1966 in Woodburn, Marion, Oregon, USA.

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William David Jackson
1837 - 1903
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Louisa Jane Bohanning
1849 - 1888
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Itie Mae Martin
1888 - 1933
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Elbert Martin Jackson
1918 - 1990
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Willie Mae Jackson
1904 - 1964
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Barby Jackson
1900 - Unknown
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John Calvin Jackson
1906 - 1974
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Bessie Annie Jackson
1909 - 1991
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Louisa Jane Jackson
1915 - 1983
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Olive Rebecca "Ollie" Jackson
1919 - 1996
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Minnie Celia Jackson
1912 - 1983
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Eva Minte Jackson
1908 - 1908

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