Note: 1870 Census has Edward being born in MO Left home after mother remarried and was never heard from again. I wonder if he went down river from Obion Co. to Memphis via the Mississippi? There were yellow fever out-breaks in the late 1870s and early 1880s. Something I read said that many victims were buried in what is now an extremely large cem. (about 80 acres). It needs to be checked out. My grandmother (Myrtle Jackson Penick) said one time that she thought he had died a young man. Was this just a thought or had she heard something as a child. Her father John Andrew Jackson always called or tried to get in touch with every Edward Jackson he heard of (as told to his grandson Jerry Penick) so it wasn't from him.
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