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Jackie F. Horton formerly Perkins

Born 1930s.

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Jackie (Perkins) Horton

made it into my page but hopefully it will be easier next time - it is terrible when you are so sick you can not do what you want

posted Dec 02, 2022 by Jackie (Perkins) Horton

Virginia (Butter) Fields

Hello Jackie,

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posted May 13, 2021 by Virginia (Butter) Fields

Angela Grassi

About Michael Dickson who died in 1803 in Hancock Co., GA and is buried in Shys Cemetery, the DAR placed a headstone. This headstone is for a Captain. There were two Michael Dicksons - one from NC and one from SC. Both evidently lived in Hancock Co. Therefore, there is a lot of confusion.

posted Apr 01, 2017 by Angela Grassi

Jackie (Perkins) Horton

Yes I know all about the two who at one time lived in Hancock county - the one went back to South Carolina and you can follow his life after he left Hancock - mine is the one buried in Hancock county. Two completely different people and the one who came from SC and went back to SC can easily be traced

posted Mar 29, 2020 by Jackie (Perkins) Horton

Jackie (Perkins) Horton

I was born in Minnesota but grew up in Washington state. After college married a a navy enlisted who became an officer and traveled and lived all over the United States. Loved Navy life. Taught school and then put in 28 years civil service. Have my Master's degree from USC and took all the genealogical classes offered at Brigham Young U. Researched in Salt Lake City 2 weeks every year since 1980 until 2004. Do volunteer work for LDS and NEGHS. Have been member of Puget Sound Genealogical Society since 1978 and have held all the officer positions at various times. Now work in our library located in the Kitsap County Library on Sylvan Way in Bremerton, WA where our books are housed. Have helped NGS with typing all their family forms to put on line, helped set up numerous websites on the internet especially Taylor County, GA. Did typing of info for LDS so info could be put on line. Have never taken money for my research although have done a lot of research for various people and my children, their spouses, my grandchildren and spouses, and now my great grandchildren. love to research

posted Dec 19, 2013 by Jackie (Perkins) Horton
edited Sep 07, 2020 by Jackie (Perkins) Horton