The parents of Emily have not been established. She married William L. Jackson in Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County on 28 December 1855. She lived in Perquimans County until after the death of her husband in September of 1892.
In the 1900 Norfolk, Virginia census, Emily is living with her son, Charles W. Jackson. Since she died in 1906 it is believed she died in Norfolk or Portsmouth and was brought back to Perquimans County for burial in the family plot that contained her husband, William L. Jackson and three of her children.
In the 1900 Norfolk, Virginia census, Emily is living with her son, Charles W. Jackson. Since she died in 1906 it is believed she died in Norfolk or Portsmouth and was brought back to Perquimans County for burial in the family plot that contained her husband, William L. Jackson and three of her children.
The parents of Emily have not been established. She married William L. Jackson in Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County on 28 December 1855. She lived in Perquimans County until after the death of her husband in September of 1892.
In the 1900 Norfolk, Virginia census, Emily is living with her son, Charles W. Jackson. Since she died in 1906 it is believed she died in Norfolk or Portsmouth and was brought back to Perquimans County for burial in the family plot that contained her husband, William L. Jackson and three of her children.
In the 1900 Norfolk, Virginia census, Emily is living with her son, Charles W. Jackson. Since she died in 1906 it is believed she died in Norfolk or Portsmouth and was brought back to Perquimans County for burial in the family plot that contained her husband, William L. Jackson and three of her children.
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The name and dates on Emily's tombstone have nearly weathered away.
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