Saturday, January 3, 1914
John Jackson, aged 19 years, son of A J Jackson, died at his home at Knoxville Monday night of typhoid fever. The deceased formerly lived at Clinton and the remains were brought here Wednesday morning for burial in Sunset Cemetery. Deceased was ill only a few days with fever. He was employed in the car repair department of Southern railway in Lonsdale. he is survived by his parents, three brothers, Caleb, George and Dave and four sisters, Miss Mayme and three younger.
Saturday, January 3, 1914
John Jackson, aged 19 years, son of A J Jackson, died at his home at Knoxville Monday night of typhoid fever. The deceased formerly lived at Clinton and the remains were brought here Wednesday morning for burial in Sunset Cemetery. Deceased was ill only a few days with fever. He was employed in the car repair department of Southern railway in Lonsdale. he is survived by his parents, three brothers, Caleb, George and Dave and four sisters, Miss Mayme and three younger.
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