5035. Jacob Marvin Jackson-11522
From Jerry Gross, His death certificate states that he died from injuries from a tractor roll over on the family farm.
5057. George 'Pearly' Jackson-12161
And right next to his father is William's oldest son, George Pearly Jackson
1910 Census Richmond Ward 3, Ray, Missouri
Jackson, Pearlie head M W 24 M1 m 1yr MO MO MO
Jackson, Alta wife F W 20 M1 m 1yr 1ch:1lvg MO TN MO
Jackson, Mary Ellen dau F W 2/12 S MO MO MO
1920 Census District 149, Richmond, Ray Co., Missouri
enumerated 12 Jan 1920
Jackson, Pearly head M W 32 M MO MO MO
Jackson, Alta wife F W 30 M MO TN MO (indexed Alton)
Jackson, Mary E. dau F W 9 S MO MO MO
Jackson, Allen son M W 8 S MO MO MO
Jackson, George son M W 6 S MO MO MO
Jackson, Dorothy dau F W 3 ?/12 S MO MO MO
Jackson, James son, M W 10/12 S MO MO MO
8227. John Howard Jackson Jr.-12194
In the 1930 Census Richmond, Ray Co., MO, John, his siblings and his father were living with John's grandfather William R. Jackson.
5060. James Thomas Jackson-12164
From Jerry Gross: His death certificate states that he served during WW I.
When he signed the WWI Draft card in June 1917, he was still single, living in Richmond, Ray Co., Missouri.
5066. Clarence Grant Leabo-14870
Manuscript on the family of Jacob Isaac Jackson and Martha Jane Ford:
Stella Coshow writes, "Clarence Grant Leabo had a fur farm at Hamilton, Mo. Later he ran a farm at Hamilton for a few years. After he moved to Arizona he also continued in the garage business."
5067. Jacob 'Jake' Earnest Leabo-14874
Manuscript on the family of Jacob Isaac Jackson and Martha Jane Ford:
Stella writes, "Jacob served in World War I and worked for the railroad for most of his working years."
8237. Delores May Leabo-14998
Manuscript on the family of Jacob Isaac Jackson and Martha Jane Ford states that she was a stillborn birth.
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From Jerry Gross, Her death certificate states that she lived 40 hours.