Son of EY and MO Jackson
In 1905, the panhandle was known as "The Strip" and would not become part of the State of Oklahoma until 1907. News articles cite that Jesse's father, like many men made several trips into The Strip prospecting for gold.
In 1905, the panhandle was known as "The Strip" and would not become part of the State of Oklahoma until 1907. News articles cite that Jesse's father, like many men made several trips into The Strip prospecting for gold.
Son of EY and MO Jackson
In 1905, the panhandle was known as "The Strip" and would not become part of the State of Oklahoma until 1907. News articles cite that Jesse's father, like many men made several trips into The Strip prospecting for gold.
In 1905, the panhandle was known as "The Strip" and would not become part of the State of Oklahoma until 1907. News articles cite that Jesse's father, like many men made several trips into The Strip prospecting for gold.
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INSCRIPTION: J. T. son of E.Y. and M.O. JACKSON, BORN Sept 29 1877, DIED May 14 1905, AGED 27 Yrs, 7 Ms, & 14 Ds Weep not, father and mother for me For I am waiting in glory for thee
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