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One Record: "Alabama Pension No. 9739, Chilton County. D. F. Jacks Pvt
Co. B Ala. Regt. Enlisted in 8 Apr. 1862 Rockford, Ala. Assigned to Co. K
Apr. 9, 1865." (1)
Second Record: "Jacks, Doctor Franklin: Company B & K 59th Alabama Inf.
Enlisted at Rockford, Coosa County, Alabama on April 10, 1862 and served
until he was paroled at the close of the war, April 10, 1865 at the
surrender via Appomattox Court House, Virginia. Born September 10, 1843,
Tallapossa County, Ala. Address, 1921, RFD 2, Clanton, Chilton County,
Alabama. 1921, Census of Confederate Soldiers." (1)
(1)Confederate Military Records on microfilm, located in the Alabama
Department of Archives and History, Montgomery, AL.
"D. F. (Dock) Jacks and wife, old Coosians, are visiting friends and
relatives in an around Rockford. They moved from Coosa county to Chilton
county 20 or 25 years ago. It has been several years since they visited
their old home. We are sorry to learn he is on the sick list while
here." (1)
(1) The Chronicle, 13 Feb 1914, p. 5. Published in Rockford, Coosa Co.,
AL. Microfilm: Located in the Alabama Archives and History, Montgomery,
AL.
"BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Copy of death certificate; 1924; LDS film #1908258;
File number 7421; Copy in possession of James M. Ellison of Daphne, AL,
film located in the Family History Center, Mobile, Alabama; NOTE: Doctor
Franklin Jacks was born 10 November 1842 in Coosa County, Alabama; he
died 3 March 1924; he was a widower; his residence was Rt 2, Clanton,
Alabama; the informant was Mrs. C. B. Norrell; the cause of death was
appoplexy with a contributory cause of Arteris Scheirois (may be spelled
incorrectly); the certificate was signed by R. J. Eiland M. D. of
Clanton, Alabama; he was buried at Prattville, Alabama on 4 March 1924;
the undertaker was Will Martin of Clanton, Alabama; UPDATE: 1996-8-29."
(1)
(1) Researched by James (Jim) M. Ellison