Dixon Collection
1880 Death Notices from Washington PA Newspapers

ANDREW JACKMAN, age 82, died Oct. 8, 1880, near Richmond, Jefferson Co., Ohio, suddenly. Born in Washington Co., Pa. Nov. 26, 1797, the son of Henry Jackman. He moved with his parents to Ohio. (W.O. Oct. 22, 1880). 

CAMPBELL JACKSON, age 23, died Dec. 27, 1880, near Hanlin Station, on the Pan Handle Railroad, by falling off a moving train. Unmarried and resided with his brother in Burgettstown. (W.O. Dec. 31, 1880).

Child JACKSON, age 2, died Apr. 15, 1880, in Washington. Black. (W.O. Jan. 7, 1881).

Infant JACKSON, died Dec. 1, 1880, in Claysville. Dau. of S.H. & M. W. Jackson. (W.O. Dec. 10, 1880).

JOSEPH JACKSON, died Mar. 26, 1880, in Hanover, of pneumonia. (W.O. Apr. 2, 1880).

LUCINDA JACKSON, age 33, died Feb. 28, 1880, in Monongahela City, (W.O. Jan. 14, 1881).

Mrs. NANCY JACKSON, age 73, died Jul. 8, 1880, in Canonsburg, of general debility. Black. (W.O. Jul. 16, 1880).

Mrs. SARAH JEFFERS or JEFFRIES, age 73, died Jun. 9, 1880, in West Pike Run Twp. Wife of Amor Jeffers. (W.O. Jun. 18, 1880).

JOSEPH JEFFERSON, age 1 month, died Apr. 19, 1880, in Washington. Son of Washington Jefferson. Black. (W.O. Jan. 7, 1881).

Mrs. SARAH JENKINS, age about 60, died Mar. 9, 1880. Resided in West Finley Twp. (W.O. Mar. 12, 1880).

ELLEN JENNINGS, age 80, died Aug. 14, 1880, at her residence in Bentleyville, of general debility. (W.O. Aug. 27, 1880).

Mrs. MARY JOHNSON, age 78, died Jan. 12, 1880 in West Middletown, of general debility. (W.O. Jan. 23, 1880).

WILLIS JOHNSON, died Mar. 1880 in the penitentiary, where he was sent to from Pittsburg. Formerly of Monongahela City. Black. (W.R. Mar. 10, 1880).

JOHN S. JOHNSTON, age about 40, died Jan. 19, 1880, in Smith Twp. of cancer of the bowels. A well-known auctioneer. (W.O. Jan. 23, 1880).

JOHNNIE E. JOHNSTON, age 8 months, died Aug. 28, 1880, at Cross Creek village, of typhoid dysentery. Son of John G. & Annie K. Johnston. (W.O. Sep. 3, 1880).

ANNA B. JONES, age 25, died May 1, 1880, in Somerset Twp., of consumption. Wife of Charles Jones. She leaves three small children. (W.O. May 7, 1880).

FRANK V. JONES, age 2, died Apr. 13, 1880, at Brownsville, Fayette Co., after a lingering illness. Son of William Jones, Monongahela City. (W.O. Apr. 30, 1880).

Mrs. HELEN JONES, died May 8, 1880, in Amwell Twp., of cancer. Formerly of Marion Co., W. Va. (W.O. May 28, 1880).

JOHN ANDREW JONES, died Oct. 2, 1880, near Grand Ridge, LaSalle Co., Ill., after an illness of six weeks. Formerly of Morris Twp. (W.O. Oct. 15, 1880). 

NELLIE HAMILTON JONES, age 5, died Sep. 25, 1880, in Monongahela City, (W.O. Jan. 14, 1881).

PHOEBE JONES, died Aug. 5?, 1880, in East Finley Twp., of general debility. Wife of Thomas Jones. (W.O. Aug. 13, 1880).

HARRY JORDAN, age 10, died Aug. --, 1880, in East Bethlehem Twp., of typhoid fever. (W.O. Aug. 27, 1880). 



Source: 1880 DEATHS FROM THE WASHINGTON (Pa.) REPORTER & WASHINGTON (Pa.) OBSERVER. Extracted by G.D. Dixon

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