The Sumner-Robertson Normal School had about 300 students in its 1905–1906 session with graduates in the teachers' group and the scientific group.Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville on May 13, 1928.[4]
Jackson was born in
After his school was purchased by the governments of Sumner and Robertson Counties in 1920, he continued teaching or serving as principal at high schools in Stewart, Cheatham and Fayette counties and, jointly with his wife, taught summer schools at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. After his death in 1928, Myra Jackson continued teaching at Middleton High School in Middleton, Tennessee.[12]
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