Maria Willard Jackson
First Lady of West Virginia
About Maria Willard Jackson
Lived 1830 – 1910 (aged 79–80). Maria Willard Jackson was an American, known for First Lady.
Maria Willard Jackson (1830–?) was the wife of former Governor of West Virginia Jacob B. Jackson and served as that state's First Lady, 1881-1885. She was born in 1830, in Pleasants County, West Virginia. In 1855, she married Jacob B. Jackson. At the end of Jackson's term as governor, the capital was moved from Wheeling to Charleston for the last time, so she was the last first lady to serve at Wheeling. After leaving office, the Jacksons returned to Parkersburg, West Virginia. She died on February 27, 1910.
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Who was Maria Willard Jackson?
First Lady of West Virginia
When was Maria Willard Jackson born?
Maria Willard Jackson was born in 1830 in Pleasants County.
When did Maria Willard Jackson die?
Maria Willard Jackson died on 27 February 1910 in Parkersburg.
What was Maria Willard Jackson known for?
Maria Willard Jackson was known for First Lady.
What nationality was Maria Willard Jackson?
Maria Willard Jackson was American.
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