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Re: Jacks Family

becki3034 — 2009-10-20 04:04:57Z

The Jackses were seated nobility in the North Riding of Yorkshire in England since the 14Th century. Their manor was in the village of Nether Silton close to the Scottish border. Where they came from before is unknown except there is an Jacks Mountain near what was Colbar Prussia. Jacques is the French pronunciation of Jacks. It is believed in my family that the original ancestors came from Israel since the name literally means "Son of Jacob". This is supposition on our part.

I have seen somewhere on this site that Jone Jacks was a younger son that went to sea and was shipwrecked off the Hebrides Islands. He then sold himself into indentured servitude to pay his passage to America. My computer crashed last year and I lost lots of documentation.

Re: Jacks Family

bodean89 — 2009-10-19 20:16:30Z

I wonder if he spelled his name Jacques and changed it to Jacks when he got to America. It would make sense because no one can find information on his family. Also, could someone that came with him spell his name Jacques?

Re: Jacks Family

becki3034 — 2009-10-16 19:03:04Z

I don't have a clue. It is known that he got married after he had fulfilled his contract.

Re: Jacks Family

bodean89 — 2009-10-16 00:21:07Z

Do we know if anyone came with him?

Re: Jacks Family

becki3034 — 2009-10-15 02:23:10Z

No, Sorry! All I know about him was that he came into this country as an indentured servant after being shipwreckwed. His passage was paid by Richard Halleyrand of Baltimore, Maryland, a shipbuilder. After serving his contract he started shipbuilding for himself. He date I have for him entering the USA was about 1670.

Re: Jacks Family

bodean89 — 2009-10-15 01:34:31Z

Hi, Jone Jacks is in my lineage. Do you happen to know who his parents were?

Re: Jacks Family

becki3034 — 2009-10-12 16:08:27Z

Who was your Jimmy Jacks' father and grandfather?

Re: Jacks Family

becki3034 — 2009-10-12 16:04:57Z

Hi, I am Becki Jacks Burchfield. The Jacks Family that I belong to (decendants of Jone Jacks) were English. The first recorded mention of the Jacks name was in the 15th century. They had a seated manor in the North Riding of Yorkshire County close to the Scottish border; a little village named Nether Silton.

I will check my tree and see if your grandma is in it.

Re: Jone/Richard Jacks

bodean89 — 2009-10-08 13:32:49Z

Yes, that would be the Jone Jacks. If you have any information on the family please contact me at darlenenjeffro@yahoo.com. It seems we went off the map since then.

Ivan and Solomon Jacks who married Macomber sisters

sllemkuil — 2009-09-28 17:53:13Z

Hi everyone,

I am trying to resolve the question "Who were the parents of Ivan and Solomon Jacks who married, respectively, Alethia Ann (Alethiana) and Levina Macomber?"

Ivan (frequently misidentified as Irwin and Evan) was born about 1809, possibly Nov. 1809. One census says "born Ohio" but his son Levi said he was born in "ole Caroline". He arrived with his brother Solomon in Gallia County Ohio in about 1828. He married Alethia Ann Macomber (sometimes spelled Macumber, but it is NOT McCumber/McUmber/McOmber, pronounced like "may-comer or may-comber") on 24 Sep 1829 in Gallia Co., OH. Alethia Ann (Alethiann) Macomber was born 21 Sep 1811 in Ohio. Her father is Alexander W. Macomber (whose name was changed to Macumber to match it up with a land deed spelling of the name.) Alexander is a descendant of William Macomber, the original immigrant, and also a descendant of Francis Cooke and Richard Warren, Mayflower passengers and signers of the Mayflower Compact, and John Cooke, son of Francis who married the daughter of Richard Warren (she arrived on the "Ann".) Ivan died in 1852 in what is now Wilkesville, Vinton Co., Ohio. Ivan was a farmer.

Solomon Jacks, brother of Ivan, was born 15 Jan 1811 and died 20 Sep 1877 in Centerville (near Athena) Umatilla Co., Oregon. A marble stone was carved about 1892 and placed on the grave which is in the old Keys Cemetery near Athena Oregon by James Solomon Jacks. This stone has long ago been broken and there is a newer granite plaque next to it with Solomon's name and dates.

Solomon married Levina Macomber, sister of the above Alethia Ann, 29 Jul 1830 in Gallia Co., OH. She was born 11 Nov 1813 in Ohio. The sisters are from a family of 12 with 8 surviving daughters and 2 surviving sons, twin boys dying in infancy. As a family note, it was Solomon who originally dated Alethia Ann, but soon she was going with his brother Ivan and they married, Solomon dating and marrying her sister Levina. There seemed to be no problem from this turn of events as the couples are living near each other in 1830. Alexander gave each daughter $30. when she married. Solomon did some farming, but he became a doctor and preacher, practicing both occupations for many years.

Alexander Macomber/Macumber died in Oct 1831 and the Jacks' brothers took over his farm and took care of the rest of the siblings who were as yet unmarried. Esther Macomber, wife of Alexander, was also still living.

Levina died in 1851. With both Ivan and Levina dead, Solomon married Alethia Ann in March of 1853 in Lawrence Co., OH.

It has been suggested that Solomon Jacks (son of Richard Jacks and Mary Sparks or possibly Mary Prock Brinegar) and Martha "Patsy/Patsey" Gentry are the parents of Ivan and Solomon. While it is possible that they could have had these children as far as dates go, there are NO SONS listed in the census of 1810 or 1820 of Surry Co., NC for this couple.

Job Jacks, brother of Solomon (paragraph above) who married Susannah "Sucky" Vanhoy is another possibility, as is their brother Richard. I have been unable to find documented lists of these couples' children.

Can anyone help?

I am open to suggestions.

Gratefully yours,

Sharon Lemkuil
Daughter of a Jacks daughter and documented descendant of Solomon Jacks and Levina Macomber

Re: Jone/Richard Jacks

becki3034 — 2009-09-26 03:03:50Z

Do you mean 1643? Jone Jacks, Richard, and Thomas Jacks are all in my lineage. I have run up on the same problem. However I have discovered that the first mention of the name Jacks was in the Yorkshire region of England in a small village called Nether Silton. I have a friend who lives in England researching it.

Jone/Richard Jacks

bodean89 — 2009-09-21 19:34:04Z

Have Traced my family tree back to Jone Jacks. He had a son named Thomas. Jone was born in 1943 in England. My problem is that I cannot trace it back any further. Does anyone know who his parents were? Did he have any siblings.

Re: Morning info

SGates1949 — 2009-07-20 18:15:13Z

Jim, isn't it time we worked on this brick wall? Paulette Guthrie gave me youor name and I have been trying to reach you. I know you live in olde Virginia and commute into DC each day, so are very busy. I am descended from William and Member/Memory Moran/Morning/Mournen/Mooren etc, through their son, James Madison Moran, who made quite a success of himself in Fort Hill, Loudon District, Kanawha County WV. You know, out of all my genealogy, this is the only real brick wall I have. I have every single one of my ancestors back to immigration that I have found so far--many Puritans in MA, then to Ohio and on to Charleston, many Germans who came to VA via Philly, and many Scots and Irish who came directly into VA, but this William and Member I can't solve. I figure there were real problems with this family since I have the wife, at age 58, in the 1880 Kanawha County, Loudon District, WV Census as "hired" and "works in family" at the home of Charity and JF Daddon, lumber merchant. I rather think she was related to Member/Memory's daughter-in-law, Mary Jane Caldwell. William married the Stewart woman who lived next door and had two daughters with him. I can't find a marriage record for William and Memory/Member, nor can I find a divorce record in Kanawha or Boone Counties. I have seen a lot of other marriage records for their chidlren, though. Why don't we work on this together?

Samuel Morning

SGates1949 — 2009-07-20 18:07:12Z

I am descended from James Madison MORAN whose parents were William and Memory (NMN)Mornen and names like that. I know that their first two children were born in Fayette County before it split the southern half of it into Raleigh County. Can you tell me how far back you have right now? I have this family in 1850 (newly created) Raleigh County VA (now WV) Census, 1860 Wyoming County, Oceana, VA (Now WV) Census, 1850 (newly created) Raleigh County VA (now WV) Census, 1870 Boone County Scott District WV Census and then Memory (AKA Member) in the 1880 Kanawha County, WV Loudon District Census.

In the first Raleigh County, VA Census, they are family number 39, William's name is spelled MOOREN and he is 26 year old farmer. His wife's name is Mimber or Member, who is 24. Their first three children had been born and they are Ellen, 6, John W or B (can't read the writing) who is 3 and Madison (my second great-grandfather) who is 4 months old. All these children were born in Fayette County which southern portion had just been taken to create Raleigh County, VA, now WV. This marriage would have normall taken place when William was about 19 and Member/Mimber was about 17. I would love to break through this brick wall which has been bothering me for years. I am very interested in talking to Truck Morning to see what he has available on this family. I am sure they are all related.

Spelling was quite optional, especially in the Pioneer Days of what is now WV. The Census takers often spelled the names they heard phonetically. Thus, we have the various spellings of Moran in the 1960 Wyoming County, VA Census, Mournen in the 1870 Boone County Census, Moran in the 1880 Census when referring to their son, James Madison MORAN, but Member/Memory is living with Charity CALDWELL Hawks Daddon and the name has morophed to Mourning. Since she was illiterate asking her how to spell her name would have been futile.

I have some information which says that the patriarch of this particular family was born in Bedford County, VA. It would be very interesting to see if we could come up with some ancestors there, wouldn't it? That is still a very small population county in VA to this day.

JACKS Louie S 1908-1986

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 14:24:17Z

JACKS Louie S 1908-1986

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JACKS Louie S 1908-1985

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-28 22:02:52Z

JACKS Louie S 1908-1985

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Jack or Jacks family

lkj7199 — 2009-04-26 01:38:45Z

Hello all, I am trying to research my husbands family on his father's side. His father was Lawrence Jacks married Wilma J. Williams. Lawrence's father was Edd Jacks or full name might be Charles Edgar Jack or Jacks. I am unsure of the correctness of the last name. I believe Edd's parents were Thomas Jacks and Sallie Sexton. I do not have any further names than that. I have it written on a child's death certificate that Tom and Sallie's birth area is Knox County, Tennessee. Tom was born approx. 1866 and Sallie was around 1871 or 1873. Sallie applied to the Cherokee nation in 1906, but was denied. Sallie's mother or grandmother was Nancy Lambert. That is all of the info. that I have. Any help or corrections on any dates, places, time frames, etc is most appreciated and welcomed. Would love to know Tom and Sallie's parents. Thank you in advance.

JACKS James J 1923-1944

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:52:30Z

JACKS James J 1923-1944

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Re: Nicholas Jacks

jimcooper12 — 2008-07-09 07:34:19Z

A photo of the Nicholas Marion Jacks headstone is on my James L. Cooper Family Tree on Ancestry.com. It was provided to me by Sherry Jacks Davis, a cousin who is also researching this line. I have not been there to see it, but my father has. As I recall the description, the location is not really a cemetery as we think of it, but rather just this broken stone laying flat on the ground.

Re: Nicholas Jacks

jimcooper12 — 2008-07-08 01:06:50Z

I believe my Nicholas Jacks came from LA, but he might have come from N. Carolina before that. What is your 3rd great grandfather's son that moved to Texas? Do you know to which county he relocated?

Re: Nicholas Jacks

jimcooper12 — 2008-07-08 01:06:31Z

I believe my Nicholas Jacks came from LA, but he might have come from N. Carolina before that. What is your 3rd great grandfather's son that moved to Texas? Do you know to which county he relocated?

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

smmiller196 — 2008-08-04 02:18:44Z

Hi, I am Sheri Monroe Miller. My mother is Donice Lea Jacks Monroe. Our upline to Jone Jacks of Maryland.
Thomas
Richard
Richard James
Nicholis NC
Thomas NC
David Frank Alabama
Marion Francis of Ala
Walter H. Jacks married Maud L. ? (my great grandparents)
Donald H. Jacks my grandfather died in payne co. Ok. 1976
My mother has the book by Thomas E Jacks, but unfortunatly
I did not know my grandfather too well, did go to his funeral in Cushing,OK and siblings-listed in Kiowa county 1920 census Henry H., Homer G.,Sem Marian, Lillie T.,Ruby D.,Walter C.,Donald H., Mildred L., Nina M.,Rosa M. and later had a Nancy Jane called Janie.
Anything on my grandfather's siblings would be great.
Thanks,
Sheri
smmiller@tds.net

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

SusanDennis42 — 2008-10-05 02:30:35Z

I am a descendant of the Jacks family of alabama and would saw where there was a David Jacks in Alabama? Is this the same one or do you know how I can find out more about origin of the family? Is there a book or website that is dependable?
You can contact me at s_stevenson1959@yahoo.com or call at 804-294-4286.
Thanks

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

SusanDennis42 — 2008-10-05 02:27:46Z

What country did Jone and Thomas come from....Europe??? Ireland??? England??
I cannot seem to find out the country of origin and believe I might be a descendant of Jone Jacks myself.
Thanks for all you can do to help me...
You can send an email to s_stevenson1959@yahoo.com or call me at 904-294-4286.
thanks

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

SusanDennis42 — 2008-10-05 02:23:14Z

Hi Sheri,
My name is Susan Colleen Dennis, I am an Alabama native and my greatgrandmother (paternal) was Luzie(Terrell)Jacks. I do not have any other informatation other than she lived in Coosa County Alabama and died in 1959 at age 73. She was very petite, dark hair and eyes with olive skin. ( I have one picture of her)
Could we be descendants of Jone Jacks (his son David is listed as being in Alabama on your information)
I am trying to trace my family of origin,my father died at 47 and my grandparents died when I was a teenager. I did not think to ask these questions when I was younger and now there are no "old timers" left.
Can you help me to find out more about the Jacks family? Maybe we are related....please contact me at s_stevenson1959@yahoo.com or call me at 904-294-4286.
Thanks

Re: Jacks Family

SusanDennis42 — 2008-10-05 02:11:58Z

Hello,
Can you please read my reply and see if I am also a descendant of Jone Jacks? My great grandmother is Luzie Jacks and married Willim Terrell. They both grew up in Coosa County Alabama.
What country of origin are we from? I was told that the name Jacks is of American Indian decent and then heard it has an Italian origin????
Please share any information, website or book where I can find out more. Thanks,

Re: Jacks Family

SusanDennis42 — 2008-10-05 02:07:13Z

Just found this website....I am a descendant of Luzie Jacks of Coosa County, Alabama. She was born in the early 1800's and was my greatgrandmother. She died in 1959 and was married to William Terrell, also of Coosa County, Alabama. She had 4 children, Hattie Mae Terrell (my grandmother) Eunice Burkhalter, Marvin Terrell and one other daughter who died at one year of age. I have one picture of Luzie and she has black hair, strong cheekbones, dark eyes, petite (about 5'1") maybe 110 lbs.
She appears to be of Indian descent or Italian?????? hard to tell as she has very distinct features. My mother is still living and only knew her briefly when she married my dad. (He died at age 47). Mom says she was a small woman and very gentle and sweet.
I would love to know more about this family so if you can help, please contact me at s_stevenson1959@yahoo.com or call me at 904-294-4286. Thank you.....

Re: Nicholas Jacks

vberry077 — 2008-07-09 14:11:27Z

Yes,I have the same info.I have that William Martin was Nicholas's brother.But I can't docoment that.I have their parents born in N.Carolina,Nicholas and Jane Jacks.But I can't go back any farther.I have nothing on Jone Jacks.How does he tie in?
Virginia

Re: Nicholas Jacks

vberry077 — 2008-07-09 13:59:31Z

My Jacks came from N.Carolina ,To Tennessee,to Louisiana,then to Sabine County Texas.Can we exchange info.?
Virginia

Re: Nicholas Jacks

vberry077 — 2008-07-08 15:04:10Z

He came to Lousiana first then to Sabine County,Texas.
His wife Amelia Grubb,is supposed to be buried in Louisiana.

Re: Nicholas Jacks

vberry077 — 2008-07-08 15:01:48Z

My Nicholas came from Jacks Creek Tennessee.
His father was Nicholas also and he came from North Carolina.Are thats what I've been told.

Yoring (Younger) Jacks Randolph County Alabama

bodean89 — 2009-01-04 17:44:07Z

Who was he? Where is he from? Who are his parents?

George W Jacks of Randolph Co. Alabama

bodean89 — 2009-01-03 20:11:01Z

I know that in the 1860 census George W Jacks was living with a family named Gann. I think that Martha Gann might have been George W Jacks's mother? I can't find info on who his father might be. In the 1870 census Martha E Jacks lived with children named George W and Thomas Jacks. Any info to connect George W with his father and mother would be helpful.

darlenenjeffro@yahoo.com

Sarah Keene/John Nicholas Jacks, Jr.

becki3034 — 2009-04-15 04:52:44Z

I am looking for a picture of Sarah Keene Jacks, wife of John Nicholas Jacks, Jr. Sarah and John Jacks were very prominent in the founding of two historical churches here in Jefferson County Alabama. One of the churches, Canaan Baptist is updating their history and would like to include as much about Sarah Keene and John Nicholas Jacks, Jr. as possible. I know after they left Alabama, they wound up in Mississippi. Any member of the family who knows anything further, please contact me at cpb3034@aol.com. I am their great(4)grandaughter.

Leonard Jacks

Martin_Ary — 2009-04-20 02:10:53Z

I am looking for any information on Leonard Jacks. Birth date would have been around 1900. He was Native American. My mother-in-law, Bernadine Jacks (b 1930) was his daughter. My wife(Darlene Preston-Ary)and I would be very appreciative of any information as searches thus far have turned up nothing.

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

jolenecappy — 2008-09-16 22:49:35Z

In response to your query on the Jacks family, please contact me at jolenecappy@cox.net

Re: Nicholas Jacks

amandabrks — 2008-07-10 04:35:50Z

I need to amend my last reply to you. Wm. Martin did have a brother named Nicholas, b. 1804 in Montgomery Co., KY died after 1880 in Montgomery Co., Ar.

Not sure if this is the one you are looking for.

I have documents you might find interesting compiled by Billy Dan Wallacen of Texas. If you are interested, email me your address at amanda.brks@gmail.com

Re: Nicholas Jacks

amandabrks — 2008-07-10 04:35:17Z

Re: Nicholas Jacks

amandabrks — 2008-07-09 17:06:43Z

If you are looking for info on Nicholas Marion Jacks, Jr., I am not showing that he had a brother named Wm. Martin. They would have been cousins. There is another Nicholas Jacks that had a brother named Wm. Martin (died of disease during the civil war), but these two brothers are my 2 of my g/g/g grandfather's sons. They lived in Miss. I have no record of any of Nicholas Marion's children.

As Jone Jacks is concerned, this is where my and your Jacks line came from. He came over as an indentured servant in 1667. He settled in Anne Arundel Co. Maryland. He married Mary Agnes Coffley, and they had one son Thomas Jacks who married Elizabeth Huett in 1704 in All Hallows Church in Arundel Co.

I have just the past couple of weeks decided to try to find out where Jone Jacks was buried, born, what ship he came over on. If you have any suggestions as where to start, it would be greatly appreciated.

Amanda

Re: Jacks Family

amandabrks — 2008-07-08 16:38:10Z

I have info on Jone Jacks, but mainly on his descendants. If you are still looking for info, contact me..more than happy to share.

Also,if you have any info on Jone Jacks, where he was born and buried, what ship he came over on, would be very interested in it.

Thanks,
Amanda Jacks Brooks

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

amandabrks — 2008-07-08 16:24:19Z

I have that Thomas married Elizabeth Huett,1704.
Richard married Ann Keen, and John married A. Martin.

Re: Nicholas Jacks

amandabrks — 2008-07-08 16:16:57Z

Yep, that is the one I have info on:

Nicholas Marion JACKS-27135 was born on 5 May 1784 in Jacks Creek,Jackson,Tennessee. He died on 5 Jan 1854 in Hemphill,Sabine,Texas. He was buried in Smith Cem. Sabine Co. TX..

The cemetery is located near Hemphill/Pineland, Texas off of Highway 83. The

*graveyard is unkept, and is on a hill behind a house.

I also come from that line of Jone Jacks who came in 1667. Your Nicholas Marion Jacks, Jr. and my g/g/g/ grandfater, Wm. Martin Jacks had the same great grandfather.

Would be happy to swap more info with you.

Amanda

Nicholas married Mary Amelia GRUBB on 10 Feb 1815 in Sabine Parish,,Louisiana. Mary was born on 5 May 1792 in Rapider,,Louisiana. She died on 20 Oct 1854 in Sabine,,Louisiana.

Re: Nicholas Jacks

amandabrks — 2008-07-07 20:20:22Z

I come from some Jacks that were originally from N. Carolina. You are trying to find out something about your Nicholas Jacks? My 3rd great grandfather had a son that moved to Texas after the civil war.

contact me if you think my info might help you.

amand.brks@gmail.com

Re: Samuel and Cinncinatti Cornelius Jacks Graves

amandabrks — 2008-07-07 20:10:41Z

HI. My name is Amanda Jacks Brooks. I have on James Keene Jacks---"James Keene JACKS-was born on 26 Sep 1795 in Rowan, North Carolina. He died on 9 Jan 1872 in Newcastle, Jefferson, Alabama. He was buried in Cluster Springs Cem, Gardendale, Jefferson Co. AL." Not showing he had a brother named JOHN Martin Jacks, but he did have a brother named WILLIAM Martin Jacks, who is my 3rd great grandfather. Wm. Martin settled in Miss.

James Keene's parents were John Nicholas Jacks, Jr.and Sarah Keen.

Hope this helps. I have more that might interest you.

Contact me at amanda.brks@gmail.com

Re: Thomas Jacks (1675) Family of MD. N.C. and MO.

lizcooper6 — 2008-09-13 03:06:15Z

I have some information about my family that I can track back to my great, great, great, great grandfather down to me.
Richard M. Jacks - Sophia(Barnes)Jacks
From Virginia to Kentucky to Howard Co., Mo. and then Platt Co., Mo.
Parents to Elias Barnes Jacks who married Polly (Warden)Jacks then moved to Howard County, Mo. and Then to Platt County, Mo. where they lived until the Civil War and then moved to Wyandotte County, Ks.
They Had 8 children one of whom was:
Warden Thomas Jacks , born 4/14/1835 and married Mary V.(Rogers)Jacks on December 15, 1864. He was a confederate soldier who fought at the Battle of Pea Ridge in Arkansas.
One of thier children was my great grandfather:
Richard Elias Jacks
I dont remember much about him yet but am finding out more from family soon. I know my grandfather was his only son and he had several daughters. The names I remember are Nettie, Jewel and Lina.
My grandfather was William Thomas Jacks, Sr. married to Jessie Mae Benson from Minnesota.
My father is William Thomas Jacks, Jr. who married Nellie Marie Shore both from Wyandotte County, Ks. They have 2 sons and 4 daughters, Kathleen, Fredrick, Judith, Elizabeth, Jennifer and Jeffrey. My father passed away in 1995.

I just started investigating this 2 days ago so I am new at this.
I read your post and it sounds like we have some of the same relatives. I hope this helps you and I would love to hear back from you.
The information I have is from historical book for Wyandotte County early settlers.

JACKS David Mell Jr 1930-1945

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:52:19Z

JACKS David Mell Jr 1930-1945

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JACKS Annie Clair 1895-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:52:08Z

JACKS Annie Clair 1895-1973

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JACKS Clifford Henry 1889-1958

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:51:54Z

JACKS Clifford Henry 1889-1958

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JACKS Lillian JARRETT and David Mell

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:51:45Z

JACKS Lillian JARRETT and David Mell

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JACKS Lillian JARRETT and David Mell

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-21 02:51:18Z