Living in Hope, Hamilton, New York, and born in Canada per the 1850 Federal census; living in Tombstone, Pima, Arizona, per two 1880 Federal census records - one he is a hotel keeper with his sister Francis Jackson who is a housekeeper and the other census record he is a miner; the son of George Jackson and Ann Edwards Jackson; Captain of the Arizona Rangers, Deputy U.S. Marshal of Tombstone Arizona about 1881-1882, and sheriff of Tillamook, Oregon circa July 1894-1898
Living in Hope, Hamilton, New York, and born in Canada per the 1850 Federal census; living in Tombstone, Pima, Arizona, per two 1880 Federal census records - one he is a hotel keeper with his sister Francis Jackson who is a housekeeper and the other census record he is a miner; the son of George Jackson and Ann Edwards Jackson; Captain of the Arizona Rangers, Deputy U.S. Marshal of Tombstone Arizona about 1881-1882, and sheriff of Tillamook, Oregon circa July 1894-1898
Inscription
"In Memory Of Captain J.H. Jackson", "Dear Brother, Rest In Peace"
Gravesite Details
This headstone was likely erected by his spinster sister, Francis Jackson, with whom he adopted 2 girls
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