Mary Evelyn Boner Jackson was a victim of the Halifax Explosion. She was killed along with her husband and infant son. Forty-six members of her husbands extended family were also killed.
She was the daughter of James Boner and Margaret Naugh.
Mary married William Jackson on 4 June 1917 and the couple had one child:
James William (Sep 1917-6 Dec 1917).
She was a member of the extended Jackson family of Halifax through her husband William. It is believed this family suffered the worse losses from the Explosion. Around sixty-four members of the extended family were in Halifax at the time and forty-six died.
At the time of the Explosion, Mary lived at 1 Roome Street.
The remains of Mary were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax.
She was the daughter of James Boner and Margaret Naugh.
Mary married William Jackson on 4 June 1917 and the couple had one child:
James William (Sep 1917-6 Dec 1917).
She was a member of the extended Jackson family of Halifax through her husband William. It is believed this family suffered the worse losses from the Explosion. Around sixty-four members of the extended family were in Halifax at the time and forty-six died.
At the time of the Explosion, Mary lived at 1 Roome Street.
The remains of Mary were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax.
Mary Evelyn Boner Jackson was a victim of the Halifax Explosion. She was killed along with her husband and infant son. Forty-six members of her husbands extended family were also killed.
She was the daughter of James Boner and Margaret Naugh.
Mary married William Jackson on 4 June 1917 and the couple had one child:
James William (Sep 1917-6 Dec 1917).
She was a member of the extended Jackson family of Halifax through her husband William. It is believed this family suffered the worse losses from the Explosion. Around sixty-four members of the extended family were in Halifax at the time and forty-six died.
At the time of the Explosion, Mary lived at 1 Roome Street.
The remains of Mary were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax.
She was the daughter of James Boner and Margaret Naugh.
Mary married William Jackson on 4 June 1917 and the couple had one child:
James William (Sep 1917-6 Dec 1917).
She was a member of the extended Jackson family of Halifax through her husband William. It is believed this family suffered the worse losses from the Explosion. Around sixty-four members of the extended family were in Halifax at the time and forty-six died.
At the time of the Explosion, Mary lived at 1 Roome Street.
The remains of Mary were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Halifax.
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