Thomas Jackson (born 1896, deceased) was an English professional footballer who played as an inside forward.

Thomas Jackson was a squad member until January 1921, but he did not play any games for Burnley in the 1920-21 campaign.

Like any government form, the muster book failed to indicate that Thomas Jackson was a human being.

For other people by the same name, see Thomas Jackson.

Thomas Jackson may have found that his own baptism had not been recorded and so insisted on having it written in the margin twenty-two years later.

There was clearly a shot tower built and used there well before Thomas Jackson came to America.

He had not been reading for more than ten minutes when Thomas Jackson came along and inspected the gun.

Thomas Jackson accused his brother of being a Communist.

"We would rather help people protect ground water, than have to build treatment facilities to decontaminate well water," said Thomas Jackson, spokesman for the authority.

Butler, which shot 52 percent, got 14 points from Thomas Jackson.