Jackson Vickers was the son of Edward T. Vickers, b. abt 1776, VA. Edward is buried in Clay County, IL.
Jackson is believed to have been born in Orange County, IN. He married Lucinda Perrine 4 Nov 1844, Orange County, IN. She is buried in Robberson, Greene County, Missouri.
Jackson and Lucinda's children:
1. Emeline Vickers Graves
2. Leander Taylor Victors
3. George L. Vickers
4. Elizabeth Jane Vickers
5. Mary Ann Vickers
6. James Riley Vickers
7. John Wesley Vickers
8. Virginia A. Vickers Hall
9. William Bennett Vickers
10. Andrew Jackson Vickers
11 Lucinda Providence Vickers Craig
He was a Private in Co.K, 16th Regiment of the U.S. Infantry in the Mexican War. His widow received pension for his service in the Mexican War of $8 per month.
Jackson later served in the Confederate Army, PRIVATE, MISSOURI CALVARY, 3rd BATTALION, COMPANY F He was in the hospital at Camp Morton in Indianapolis, Ind., June 7, 1864. He was released from war but died before he got home.
Jackson is believed to have been born in Orange County, IN. He married Lucinda Perrine 4 Nov 1844, Orange County, IN. She is buried in Robberson, Greene County, Missouri.
Jackson and Lucinda's children:
1. Emeline Vickers Graves
2. Leander Taylor Victors
3. George L. Vickers
4. Elizabeth Jane Vickers
5. Mary Ann Vickers
6. James Riley Vickers
7. John Wesley Vickers
8. Virginia A. Vickers Hall
9. William Bennett Vickers
10. Andrew Jackson Vickers
11 Lucinda Providence Vickers Craig
He was a Private in Co.K, 16th Regiment of the U.S. Infantry in the Mexican War. His widow received pension for his service in the Mexican War of $8 per month.
Jackson later served in the Confederate Army, PRIVATE, MISSOURI CALVARY, 3rd BATTALION, COMPANY F He was in the hospital at Camp Morton in Indianapolis, Ind., June 7, 1864. He was released from war but died before he got home.
Jackson Vickers was the son of Edward T. Vickers, b. abt 1776, VA. Edward is buried in Clay County, IL.
Jackson is believed to have been born in Orange County, IN. He married Lucinda Perrine 4 Nov 1844, Orange County, IN. She is buried in Robberson, Greene County, Missouri.
Jackson and Lucinda's children:
1. Emeline Vickers Graves
2. Leander Taylor Victors
3. George L. Vickers
4. Elizabeth Jane Vickers
5. Mary Ann Vickers
6. James Riley Vickers
7. John Wesley Vickers
8. Virginia A. Vickers Hall
9. William Bennett Vickers
10. Andrew Jackson Vickers
11 Lucinda Providence Vickers Craig
He was a Private in Co.K, 16th Regiment of the U.S. Infantry in the Mexican War. His widow received pension for his service in the Mexican War of $8 per month.
Jackson later served in the Confederate Army, PRIVATE, MISSOURI CALVARY, 3rd BATTALION, COMPANY F He was in the hospital at Camp Morton in Indianapolis, Ind., June 7, 1864. He was released from war but died before he got home.
Jackson is believed to have been born in Orange County, IN. He married Lucinda Perrine 4 Nov 1844, Orange County, IN. She is buried in Robberson, Greene County, Missouri.
Jackson and Lucinda's children:
1. Emeline Vickers Graves
2. Leander Taylor Victors
3. George L. Vickers
4. Elizabeth Jane Vickers
5. Mary Ann Vickers
6. James Riley Vickers
7. John Wesley Vickers
8. Virginia A. Vickers Hall
9. William Bennett Vickers
10. Andrew Jackson Vickers
11 Lucinda Providence Vickers Craig
He was a Private in Co.K, 16th Regiment of the U.S. Infantry in the Mexican War. His widow received pension for his service in the Mexican War of $8 per month.
Jackson later served in the Confederate Army, PRIVATE, MISSOURI CALVARY, 3rd BATTALION, COMPANY F He was in the hospital at Camp Morton in Indianapolis, Ind., June 7, 1864. He was released from war but died before he got home.
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