Jackson, William Emsley

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William Emsley Jackson left Illinois with his parents and came West in 1873, settling first in the Grand Ronde valley of eastern Oregon. He returned to Plymouth, IL in 1876 to continue his education, and after teaching in Illinois, returned to accept a teaching position at Dayton, Washington Territory in 1880. Jackson was offered a position in the commercial department at Spokane College, and in August 1890 he and his wife moved to Spokane. In 1896 he accepted a school position with the Spokane Public School system and remained, first as a teacher and later as a principal, until his retirement in 1928.

From the guide to the William Emsley Jackson Papers, 1858-1932, (Eastern Washington State Historical Society/Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture Joel E. Ferris Research Library and Archives)

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referencedIn Jackson Family. Papers, 1880-1957. Eastern Washington State Historical Society
creatorOf William Emsley Jackson Papers, 1858-1932 Eastern Washington State Historical Society/Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture Joel E. Ferris Research Library and Archives
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associatedWith Coppei School District (Columbia County, Wash.) corporateBody
associatedWith Dayton School District (Columbia County, Wash.) corporateBody
associatedWith Irving School (Spokane, Wash.) corporateBody
associatedWith Irwin family family
associatedWith Jackson family family
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Place Name Admin Code Country
West (U.S.)
Washington (State)
Cheyenne (Wyo.)
Columbia County (Wash.)
Oregon
Northwestern States
La Grande (Or.)
Spokane (Wash.)
Wyoming
Subject
Agriculture
Cattle trails
Elementary and Secondary Education
Students
Oregon
Ranching
Ranch life
School districts
Schools
Spokane
Washington (State)
Occupation
Teachers
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Birth 1858

Death 1945

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