Jackson Black Founds Funeral Home and Aiken Legacy
William Alexander Jackson started a funeral service in Aiken in 1912 from a Park Avenue livery business later named Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home. The family business, run by descendants including Robert Brooks Jr., expanded in 1960 and emphasized community youth employment and civil rights advocacy while maintaining minority ownership.
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William Alexander Jackson
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Rudnick
Justine Stoney
Jackson
Robert Brooks Jr
Jackson- Brooks Funeral Home
H. ©. Weeks
Justine Stoney Jackson
Edward P. Stoney
Ellen Justine Jackson
Robert A. Brooks Sr
Brooks
Ohio
South Carolina
C. State College
Orburg
Washington, D.C
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Wps
Smith-Hazel
Boy Scouts
United Givers Fund
Aiken County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Belvedere Fire Department to Host Open House
Belvedere Volunteer Fire Department will observe Fire Prevention Week with an open house Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes slide presentations on fire safety and a Rescue Squad sale of fire extinguishers.
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