The Jacksons lived at 114 Fairview Street, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Several generations of their descendants also continued to live in this house, which originally had been built as a schoolhouse. The building has been repurposed, along with the church building, to serve as The Mount Joy Historical Society facility.
Several generations of their descendants also continued to live in this house, which originally had been built as a schoolhouse. The building has been repurposed, along with the church building, to serve as The Mount Joy Historical Society facility.
The Jacksons lived at 114 Fairview Street, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Several generations of their descendants also continued to live in this house, which originally had been built as a schoolhouse. The building has been repurposed, along with the church building, to serve as The Mount Joy Historical Society facility.
Several generations of their descendants also continued to live in this house, which originally had been built as a schoolhouse. The building has been repurposed, along with the church building, to serve as The Mount Joy Historical Society facility.
Gravesite Details
William Henry Jackson's memorial stone is located in the Lincoln section (southwest area) of the Mount Joy Cemetery, where he is buried in the extended family plot.
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