Josiah Jackson
Josiah Jackson (abt. 1798-bef. 1838) was born about 1785. He married Sarah. He allowed Wilford Woodruff to stay overnight and preach in his tavern on 27 Mar. 1835 in Memphis, Shelby Co., Tennessee. He died before 12 Sep. 1837.
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