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William Smith Jackson

Birth1 Feb 1860 - White House, Robertson, Tennessee, United States
Death20 August 1948 - Tullahoma, Coffee County, Tennessee, USA
MotherSarah Reese
FatherJohn J Jackson

Born in White House, Robertson, Tennessee, United States on 1 Feb 1860 to John J Jackson and Sarah Reese. William Smith Jackson married Mary Elizabeth Harrison and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 August 1948 in Tullahoma, Coffee County, Tennessee, USA.

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John J Jackson
1816 - 1862
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Sarah Reese
1825 - 1910
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Mary Elizabeth Harrison
1871 - 1950
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Lee Webb Jackson
1893 - 1936
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Benjiman Franklin Jackson
1888 - 1938
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Inezie Reese 'Nezzie' Jackson
1895 - 1984
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Sallie Jane Jackson
1901 - 1961
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Harry Bradshaw Jackson
1891 - 1922
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Isabel Jackson
1887 - 1919
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Edward Zelmer Jackson
1907 - Unknown
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Bailey Jackson
1911 - 1981
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William Henry Jackson
1897 - 1963

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