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Edgar W. Jackman and Ellen G. Sterling |
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1 Ellen G. Sterling Jackman and Edgar W. Jackman of Springwater NY circa 1910. Photo courtesy of Donna Walker and the Springwater Webster Crossing Historical Society. |
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The Family of Edgar W. Jackman and Ellen G. Sterling Jackman |
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The Parents of Edgar W. Jackman Wiley Jackman and Emily J. Johnson Jackman
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The Parents of Ellen G. Sterling Mother and Father Sterling
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Jackman Family Tree
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Johnson Family Tree
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Sterling Family Tree
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Ellen’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Edgar W. Jackman 1st Marriage to Louise A. Snyder 2nd Marriage to Ellen G. Sterling
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Marriages of Ellen G. Sterling Marriage to Edgar W. Jackman
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The Obituary of Edgar W. Jackman May 1863 - April 1926 From the Corning Leader, 21 April 1926 Springwater - Edgar Jackman, a lifelong resident of the adjoining town of Springwater, where be was born 62 years ago, died recently. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Herman D. Tubbs of the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon, with burial in the Mt. Vernon Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Jackman was a well known orchestra leader and piano tuner. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Ella Sterling Jackman; one daughter, Mrs. Grace Hateford of Los Angelea, Calif; two sisters, Mrs. John Shutter of Wayland and Mrs. William Crooks of Canadice.
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The Obituary of Ellen G. Sterling Jackman birth - death No obituary found.
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The Burial of Edgar W. Jackman Mt. Vernon Evergreen Cemetery in Springwater NY
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The Burial of Ellen G. Sterling Jackman Unknown Burial Site
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |