GEORGE C. JACKSON
History of Arizona, page 518

George C. Jackson is one of Winslow's most capable and dependable 
automobile mechanics and since entering the garage business on his 
own account has met with a well merited measure of success. He was 
born in Bradford, McKean County, Pennsylvania on the 15th day of 
January 1884 and is a son of William M. and Mary (Turner) Jackson.  
His father, who is a successful oil producer is still residing in 
Bradford. Mr. Jackson attended the public schools of Bradford, 
graduating from high school in 1900, after which he learned the 
trade of a machinist, serving his apprenticeship in the shop of 
the Bovard and Sefang Manufacturing Company of Bradford. He 
remained in the Pennsylvania oil regions until 1916, when he came 
to Winslow, Arizona and for a number of years was employed as an 
automobile mechanic. In 1926 he opened a shop of his own and 
during the subsequent time, he has drawn a representative trade 
for he had won a wide reputation as a capable and reliable man.

On September 23, 1905 Mr. Jackson married Helen J. Foster of 
Bradford Pennsylvania and they are the parents of a son, George 
W.


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