Klamath Republican June 19, 1902 ELIZA LITA JACKSON Klamath Agency---Lita Jackson, a little Indian girl and former pupil of the Klamath School died last week. Father - James Jim Jackson Mother - Ruth Mary Lalo ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Klamath Republican September 5, 1907 Ralph Jackson, the well know Indian of the Yainax Reservation, died at his home last Saturday. He had been sick several weeks. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 25, 1924 Chiloquin--Stonewall Jackson, local rancher, received word from his daughter, Anne, formerly a resident of the Reservation and now residing in Yuma, Ariz., that she will return soon on a visit as she is diposing of her lead mine. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- July 21, 1924 Chiloquin---Hallie Jackson, daughter of Harry Jackson, broke her arm in falling off a horse she was riding. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Evening Herald September 12, 1924 Anna May Jackson, aged 3 1/2 years, died Wednesday at a local hospital. She is the daughter of Olive Jackson. Funeral services will be held at Yainax and interment will take place at the Yainax Cemetery. (Died September 10, 1924) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chiloquin, Oregon Chiloquin---A baby boy was born at the home of Mrs. Harry Jackson and the boy and mother are both enjoying excellent health. -------------- Evening Herald October 9, 1924 Harry Lee Jackson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson was buried at the Hill Cemetery. Father Loeser of Saint Mary's Church, Klamath Falls, delivered a most thoughtful sermon followed by a sermon in Klamath by Jack Palmer. A large number attended the service with beautiful floral offerings. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Klamath News April 5, 1925 Thurman Jackson, well known rodeo rider under the name of Sundown Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson of Chiloquin, was united in marriage yesterday afternoon to Miss Dorothea Hood of Sprague River by Rev. Father Lozier at his home in this city. They were attended by the father, Harry Jackson and Walter Kerrigan, both resients of Chiloquin. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, after a brief honeymoon, intend to make their home in Chiloquin. _________________________________________________________________ Stop worrying about overloading your inbox - get MSN Hotmail Extra Storage! http://join.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200362ave/direct/01/