James Jackson

1881–1952 (age 71)

Biography

James Jackson devoted his life to the civic and cultural communities around Boston, earning respect for a steady character and a willingness to support the charitable ventures that nourished communal life.

He found particular solace in Mount Auburn Cemetery, becoming one of its thoughtful stewards and encouraging others to appreciate the landscape as a place for reflection and remembrance.

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