The 14th child of William (Rock) Jackson and second wife Lucy Carter Jackson.
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Children of James M. & Carrie Moore Jackson:

Mattie Alice Jackson, B&D August 9, 1879

William Franklin Jackson, June 25, 1880 - June 28, 1880

James Henry Jackson, September 2, 1881
Married Lillian Theresa Weathers

Ida Ophelia Jackson, August 21, 1883
Married William Thomas Howell

Minnie Lee Jackson, September 20, 1886
Married Grover C. Jones

Gillie Maude Jackson, February 7, 1888
Married William Henry Mitchum

Walter Columbus Jackson, September 23, 1889 - May 23, 1891

Infant Son Jackson, June 22, 1891 - July 5, 1891

Infant Daughter Jackson, B&D June 22, 1891

Infant Daughter Jackson, B&D July 31, 1895

Infant Daughter Jackson, B&D August 8, 1899
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"The Roanoke Leader" - April 1, 1908:

J.M. Jackson who has established a marble works plant near Schuessler's wagon yard is now ready for business and solicits the patronage of the public through the paper.
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"The Roanoke Leader" - May 31, 1911:

SUDDEN DEATH OF USEFUL CITIZEN.

In the sudden death of Mr. James M. Jackson this community has lost a good citizen. For many years Mr. Jackson had conducted a marble works plant in this place, coming here from Chambers county. He boarded with Mr. W.B. Rodgers near this place of business.
Thursday morning when Mr. Jackson failed to appear for breakfast, Mr. Rodgers visited his room and was shocked to find his boarder dead upon the bed. The body was yet warm and there was no sign of a struggle. it is thought the deceased died of paralysis.
The remains were carried the following day to Mount Pisgah and laid to rest beside those of his companion, after services conducted by Rev. F.H. Farrington. Four married children survived the deceased. Mr. Jackson was 53 years of age and a member of the Baptist church and was respected as an upright, gentleman. He stood for that which was right.

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CARD OF THANKS.

In the great sorrow that has come to us in the sudden death of our beloved father, Mr. J.M. Jackson, we are brought under many obligations to friends for kindnesses shown us and we ask them all to accept this expression of our gratitude. We would particularly mention Mr. W.B. Rodgers and family at whose home our father passed away. Respectfully,

J.H. Jackson
Mrs. W.T. Howell
Mrs. G.C. Jones
Mrs. W.H. Mitcham
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