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William Jackson

Birth5 March 1759 - Licker, Scotland
Death1825 - Simcoe, Norfolk County, Canada West (Ontario), Canada
MotherMary
FatherGeorge Jackson

Born in Licker, Scotland on 5 March 1759 to George Jackson and Mary. William Jackson married Eleanor Walker and had 7 children. He passed away on 1825 in Simcoe, Norfolk County, Canada West (Ontario), Canada.

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George Jackson
1691 - 1766
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Mary
1726 - 1803
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Walker
1759 - 1805
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Elizabeth
Unknown - Unknown
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George Jackson
1786 - 1870
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Bartholomew Jackson
Unknown - 1812
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Marey Jackson
1788 - 1789
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Isabela Jackson
1784 - 1789
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Mary Jackson
1792 - 1793
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Elizabeth Jackson
1790 - 1830
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Elizabeth Marianne Jackson
1782 - 1830

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