Wilcox County AlArchives Obituaries.....Joseph W. Jackson August 4 1906
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Wilcox Progressive Era, Thursday, August 23, 1906
Mr. J. W. Jackson Dead.
  Mr. Joseph W. Jackson, of Carlowville, Dallas Co., Ala., died at Waynesville, 
N. C., Aug. 4th, 1906, at 4:30 a. m. He was born at Hampden, Marengo Co., Ala., 
Aug. 15th, 1872, where a large number of relatives survive him. He was married 
to Miss Florence Yates of Carlowville fourteen years ago, and leaves his wife 
and two children, Joseph Yates Jackson and Mamie Lois Jackson.
  Mr. Jackson had been a sufferer of tuberculosis for some time, and about two 
months ago went to Waynesville in a hope that the change of climate would 
benefit his health, but the disease had secured too firm a hold.
  His faithful wife was with him when the end came.
  His remains were brought to Carlowville and laid to rest in the family burial 
grounds.
  A good man gone!
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  Mr. Jackson was well and favorably known in Wilcox, Dallas and Marengo 
Counties. He was a good man in all that is implied in that phrase. True to 
himself and friends. Kind and affectionate in his home life, and his many 
friends deeply sympathize with his family, on whom this blow falls with all its 
withering force.   


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