Son of Ezekiel Jackson and Anna Smith Evans Jackson.
Charles and his mother Anna names are on the same tall tombstone.
Charles H. Jackson was killed by a cannon that exploded during a celebration of an Indiana election. He had been working in Iowa for his uncle Robert H. Smith since 1873. This was taken from a article in "The Press" in Manchester, Iowa dated 20 Oct 1876.
Charles and his mother Anna names are on the same tall tombstone.
Charles H. Jackson was killed by a cannon that exploded during a celebration of an Indiana election. He had been working in Iowa for his uncle Robert H. Smith since 1873. This was taken from a article in "The Press" in Manchester, Iowa dated 20 Oct 1876.
Son of Ezekiel Jackson and Anna Smith Evans Jackson.
Charles and his mother Anna names are on the same tall tombstone.
Charles H. Jackson was killed by a cannon that exploded during a celebration of an Indiana election. He had been working in Iowa for his uncle Robert H. Smith since 1873. This was taken from a article in "The Press" in Manchester, Iowa dated 20 Oct 1876.
Charles and his mother Anna names are on the same tall tombstone.
Charles H. Jackson was killed by a cannon that exploded during a celebration of an Indiana election. He had been working in Iowa for his uncle Robert H. Smith since 1873. This was taken from a article in "The Press" in Manchester, Iowa dated 20 Oct 1876.
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