Sketch of the Jackson Family in America, 1765-1916
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Virginia Ann married Harold H.
Kirkseich, of Ulm, Arkansas, Septem- ber 29, 1911. They have two child- ren: Harold H. and Virginia L.
WAYMAN CROW JACKSON.
Wayman Crow Jackson, son of Columbus Jackson, has always been considered a successful lawyer in the south-west, having selected this call- ing when quite a boy. He has prac- 35 ticed at different points, viz: Fay- etteville, Fort Smith and Muskogee.
He was married September 21, 1898, to Miss El Fleda Coleman of Winova, Minnesota. Their childr...en are: Way- man Coleman, born September 21, 1804; Annette Virginia, born May 27, 1908.
In 1915, he was appointed by the Governor of Oklahoma a member of the State Industrial Commission and spends most of his time where the Court holds its sessions. His family still reside in Muskogee.
ULYSSES L. JACKSON Born February 27, 1858, in Fay- etteville, Arkansas. Married March 16, 1882, to Sallie P. Pettigrew of Fayetteville, Ark., a daughter of Zebulon Pike Pettigrew. Went to Colorado in 1877 where he and his brother Henry, were in business till 1901, when, on account of his daugh- ter's health he ..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Virginia Ann married Harold H.
Kirkseich, of Ulm, Arkansas, Septem- ber 29, 1911. They have two child- ren: Harold H. and Virginia L.
WAYMAN CROW JACKSON.
Wayman Crow Jackson, son of Columbus Jackson, has always been considered a successful lawyer in the south-west, having selected this call- ing when quite a boy. He has prac- 35 ticed at different points, viz: Fay- etteville, Fort Smith and Muskogee.
He was married September 21, 1898, to Miss El Fleda Coleman of Winova, Minnesota. Their childr...en are: Way- man Coleman, born September 21, 1804; Annette Virginia, born May 27, 1908.
In 1915, he was appointed by the Governor of Oklahoma a member of the State Industrial Commission and spends most of his time where the Court holds its sessions. His family still reside in Muskogee.
ULYSSES L. JACKSON Born February 27, 1858, in Fay- etteville, Arkansas. Married March 16, 1882, to Sallie P. Pettigrew of Fayetteville, Ark., a daughter of Zebulon Pike Pettigrew. Went to Colorado in 1877 where he and his brother Henry, were in business till 1901, when, on account of his daugh- ter's health he ..
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