Daniel M. Jackson

CTL-E-2192 · Person · businessperson · 1925–

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Gambler and funeral-home owner who in 1925 initiated the Metropolitan Funeral System Association, the company that became the Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company; Robert Cole bought the firm from him.

The record

Also known as: Daniel Jackson

Notes

RELP53 new supporting entity: grounds founded_by edge from CTL-E-1227.

Referenced by

Chicago Metropolitan Mutual Assurance Company — founded by → this record

Sources

Indiana Magazine of History — Weems CMAC review (scholarworks.iu.edu)

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