I believe the J. M. JACKSON in this article is my great Uncle, James Monroe JACKSON. He was a Private in Co. I, 22nd Ohio Infantry, (the same unit as his brother, George.) I wish I could say that this "Soldiers Meeting," is where my photo of "The Association of the Survivors of the Battle of Shiloh," came from, but I "think" the photo was taken at a later date. I would like to find information on James and Jane L. (MATHEWS) JACKSON's children. They are shown in the 1870 Central Township, Jefferson County, Missouri Census. The children are: John age 9, Abraham age 7, Mary age 5, Sarah age 3 and James age 2 months. James died May 25, 1876 and Jane died May 18, 1905. Thank You, marykell@aol.com In a message dated 11/05/2000 6:36:37 PM Mountain Standard Time, medlincar@email.msn.com writes: << E. Amor, R. W. McMullin, John Williams, Herman Richter, Herman Goskin(?) Wash. Williams, Henry Mei----, John T. Huskey, Wm.. S. Null, Jr., R. Wood, B. F. Maness, John ------y, Wilton Seneter, Alfred Richtey, R. N. Hunt, John Hunt, C. C. Fletcher, H. F. Ahlvers, G. W. McFry (?), D. F. McKee, John Stubinger, Peter Williams, Landon S. Williams, D. A. Sullens, Jas Hamell, J. M. Jackson, >>