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Albert D. Jackman II and Grace L. Taylor |
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1 A. Duane Jackman II of Springwater NY circa 1906. Photo by Floyd Ingraham, courtesy of Sharon and Ron Ingraham. |
2 Photo of Grace L. Taylor Jackman |
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The Family of Albert D. Jackman II and Grace L. Taylor Jackman |
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The Parents of Albert D. Jackman II Albert G. Jackman I and Annie M. Sherman
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The Parents of Grace L. Taylor Mother and Father Taylor
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Jackman Family Tree
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Sherman Family Tree
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Taylor Family Tree
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Grace’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Albert D. Jackman II Marriage to Grace L. Taylor in 1907
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Marriages of Grace L. Taylor Marriage to Albert D. Jackman II in 1907
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Marriage of Albert D. Jackman II and Grace L. Taylor From the Cohocton Index, 16 October 1907 Canadice - Announcements have been received of the marriage of Miss Grace Louise Taylor of Lake Forest, Ill., to Mr. A. Duane Jackman, a former resident of this place who were married Thursday, Oct. 3, 1907, at Lake Forest. They will be at home to their friends at Miles City, Montana. We extend hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jackman and wish them a long, happy and prosperous life.
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A. Duane Jackman II Injured From the Cohocton Index, 9 August 1899 Springwater - A. Duane Jackman, son of A. G. Jackman of this place, received a severe injury and a narrow escape from death this afternoon on his father’s farm in Canadice. He was drawing some bags of oats from the threshing machine in the field to the granary and the load being too heavy for the team to ascend a hill t that place he removed some of the bags, and taking one horse by the bit led him along to the building and in some way his head was caught between the rack and corner of the building breaking the lower jaw on the right side. He was immediately taken to his home and Drs. Knickerbocker and Hunt summoned and the fracture reduced. Had the team moved a few inches further he would have met with instant death.
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The Obituary of Albert D. Jackman 18 April 1882 - 11 February 1939 From the Wayland Register, 9 March 1939 Springwater - Relatives here have received word of the unexpected death of A. Duane Jackman at his home in Lake Forest, Illinois, on February 11, 1939, after an illness of twenty-four hours. Mr. Jackman will be remembered by many friends here, as he spent his boyhood days in this community, being the youngest son of the late A. G. Jackman. He married Miss Grace Taylor of Lake Forest, where he has resided for over thirty years, having held the office of city collector for a number of years and where he won the love and esteem of all who knew him, and his sudden death comes to everyone with sadness. Besides the wife, he is survived by two daughters, Anna Louise and Mary Elizabeth; also on half-sister, Mrs. Carrie Eldridge of this place.
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The Obituary Grace L. Taylor Jackman 14 December 1871 - 8 May 1942 No obituary found.
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The Burial of Albert D. Jackman II Lake Forest Cemetery in Lake Forest ILL.
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The Burial of Grace L. Taylor Jackman Lake Forest Cemetery in Lake Forest ILL.
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |