Biographical Sketch of W. A. Jackson, Lafayette County, Missouri

>From "History of Lafayette County, Mo., carefully written and compiled
from the most authentic official and private sources" St. Louis, Mo.
Historical Company, 1881.
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W. A. Jackson, Post Office Bates City, Mo., is a native Missourian of
the firm of C. R. Jackson & Son, and was born in this county.  When
quite young he went with his parents, C. R. and Caroline Jackson, to
Ray county where he was raised and educated.  In 1880 he came to Bates
City, in this county, and engaged in merchandising.  His father moved
to Texas and remained there eighteen months and then moved to Kansas
City, where their house, C. R. Jackson & Son, is located on the corner
of Main and Third streets.  They also have a house in Camden, Mo., 
under the management of A. J. Jackson.  The subject of this sketch has
charge of the house in Bates City.

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