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 | | Joseph John Jackson, son of Samuel S. and Elizabeth Jackson, was educated at the University of North Carolina (B.A.,1838, M.A., 1843), and later served as trustee of the university (1858-1868). |
 | | Educated at the University of North Carolina, Jackson was awarded the degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1838, and Master of Arts in 1843, having, in the interim, represented Chatham County in the House of Commons during the 1842-1843 session of the General Assembly. |
 | | Jackson later conveyed his legal interest under the state contract to his son, Samuel Spencer Jackson, who continued to press the claim until a successful conclusion was reached in 1928. |
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