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Jackson, Nathan and Martha

Nathan Leroy Jackson
Born: September 6, 1878 Died: March 4, 1961
Husband, Father, Cabinetmaker, Blacksmith and later Farmer

Martha Luella Eatman Jackson
Born: August 24, 1884 Died: April 11, 1951
Wife, Homemaker, and Midwife

Lived in Fremont for a few years and then moved to the family farm; inherited and purchased form the estate of mother, Ruthie Ellis Jackson. With help of neighbors, built a road from Hickory Cross to Piney Grove before state took over the roads.

Reared five children: Helen Jackson Pulley, Lucille Jackson Stancil, Roy Elton Jackson, Anna G.Jackson Bailey, and Thomas Roland Jackson.

There are thirteen grandchildren, twenty great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.

The farm is now owned by Thomas Roland Jackson who lives on the farm. Thomas Roland Jackson, Jr. Also built a home on the farm. Kerry Jackson and Acora Jackson Sorensen also own lots on the farm.

Memorial donated by Anna (Gertrude) Jackson Bailey and Thomas Roland Jackson

PO Box 88
709 North Church St. Kenly, NC  27542

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