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Andrew D. Jackson

Andrew D. Jackson

(1913 – 1960) Andrew DeKalb Jackson was born in Lineville, Alabama, on January 29, 1913. After completing his public school education, he traveled to Auburn, where he earned his B.S. degree in 1937. Like so many other Auburn graduates, he was a tremendous War Eagle...

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Frank L. Jackson, Sr.

Frank L. Jackson, Sr.

(1912 – 1993) Frank Lain Jackson was an innovative and courageous gentle­man who made his mark on Extension work in Greene County. Born to the late Mary Barnett Jackson and Lewis Jackson, Sr., on May 5, 1912, in Mt. Sterling, Alabama, Frank was raised in Choctaw...

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George W. Jackson

George W. Jackson

(1913 – 1984) George Washington Jackson, Jr., was born December 31, 1913, in Millbrook, Alabama. He grew up on the farm in Millbrook and attended high school at Elmore County Training School, where he earned his diploma in 1937. The next year, Mr. Jackson entered...

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Harmon J. Jackson, Sr.

Harmon J. Jackson, Sr.

(1918 – 1988) Although born and educated in Georgia, Harmon J. Jackson spent twenty years in service to the people of Alabama through the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service. Harmon began his life on a farm in Sparta, Georgia, on July 18, 1918. For two years from...

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Henry B. Jackson

Henry B. Jackson

(1914 – 1969) Henry Barnett Jackson was an Extension worker who left an indelible mark on the people he served. Born in Choctaw County, Henry was one of fourteen children of Lewis and Mae Hester Jackson. He received his early education in public schools and attended...

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Jennie Lee Jackson

Jennie Lee Jackson

(1905 – 1970) Jennie Lee Francis Jackson was born in Columbus, Georgia, on October 28, 1905. The date of her death was December 10, 1970. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrew Jack­son. Ms. Jackson received her high school diploma from Knoxville College...

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