Sumter County GaArchives News.....The Last of Will R. Jackson November 5 1886
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The Marion County Patriot
The Marion County Patriot, No. 45
Friday, November 5, 1886
Page One

The Last of Jackson

Will R. Jackson, the defaulting assistant postmaster at Americus, was sent to 
Albany, N.Y., Sunday night in charge of Messrs. Walter Corbett and Cliff Vigal 
Jackson, once so popular and well thought of, seemed keenly to realize the 
degrading station into which he had fallen, and as he left the jail, he turned 
around to hide the tears which were flowing thick and fast from his eyes.  
Although Jailer Birdsong had been very kind to him he did not bid him goodbye. –
Macon News


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