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William Jackson

Birth1712 - Lastingham, Yorkshire, England
Death14 Jun 1785 - Lastingham, Yorkshire, England
MotherMary Ward
FatherJohn Jackson

Born in Lastingham, Yorkshire, England on 1712 to John Jackson and Mary Ward. William Jackson married Elizabeth Hickson and had 8 children. He passed away on 14 Jun 1785 in Lastingham, Yorkshire, England.

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John Jackson
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Mary Ward
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Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Hickson
1722 - 1809
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William Jackson
1745 - 1807
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John Jackson
1744 - 1822
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Elizabeth Jackson
1758 - Unknown
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Roger Jackson
1755 - 1778
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Leonard Jackson
1766 - Unknown
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George Jackson
1748 - Unknown
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Willy Jackson
1758 - Unknown
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Robert Jackson
1761 - Unknown

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