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Pvt. William Harrison Jamison was born on 1 May 1842 at Cemetery Inscription, Gaston, Lexington County, SC; Date of Birth from cemetery inscription.1
He was the son of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison and Georgiana Duke.
Pvt. William Harrison Jamison married Harriet C. Hood, daughter of Elias Hood and Susan Neely, in 1859 at Fairfield County, SC.
Pvt. William Harrison Jamison wassoldier Inf. 7th Bat. (Enfield Rifles) Co. "B"- South Carolina Enlisted at: Church Flats, SC, February 27, 1863 Paroled: Greensboro, NC - May 1, 1865 Detailed as ambulance driver, April 15, 1863 through October 31, 1864 on 15 April 1863 at Confederate Military Records. He appeared on the census of 5 August 1870 at 1870 Fairfield Co.,SC Census, Fairfield County, SC; Found William H. Jamison, with new wife, and two step-daughters - Series: M593 Roll: 1496 Page: 159.2 He witnessed the will of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison on 10 June 1875 at Richland County, SC; Typed from - Fairfield County Wills- Book "W" - 1869-1904, Pages 103-106 Elias H. Jamison Will In the name of God Amen. I Elias Harrison Jamison of Fairfield County and State of South Carolina, being of sound and disposing mind and memory rendering thanks to God the giver of all good for the same, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following: That is to say:- 1st I return to my maker the soul which has been entrusted to my care for the past three score years and more humbly thanking him for the many privileges and blessings which it has been my lot to enjoy. 2nd I desire that all my funeral expenses and just debts if any there be paid out of the first funds coming into the hands of my Executor here-in after named. 3rd I give desire and bequeath to my son William Harrison Jamison the tract of land whereon I have resided lately containing five acres more or less together with all the improvements hereon, household and kitchen furniture tools farming implements, stock of Hogs, Cattle, Poultry and soforth if anything be to him and heirs forever. 4th I give desire and bequeath to my said son William Harrison Jamison to him and his heirs forever Fifteen acres of land out of the tract of One Hundred acres more or less the said tract having been purchased my me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) and bounded on all sides by ---Hall the said Fifteen acres of land are to be laid off from what portion of the said One Hundred Acre tract which lies nexto adjacent to the lands given the said Wm. H. Jamison in the 3rd item of this will. 5th I give desire and bequeath to my daughter Alice Hood, during her natural life, and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres of land out of the One hundred acre tract mentioned above- Said Twenty-five acres to be laid off adjoining the Fifteen acres devised to Wm. H. Jamison in item 4th of this will. 6th I give desire and bequeath to my granddaughter Caroline Jamison of my deceased son Lowell Jamison Twenty-five acres of land out of the tracts of land purchased by me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) containing Sixty-nine acres more or less and bounded by (???) Hall, Morgan and Morgan (Inc??) said Twenty-five acres to be setaside in a body from any part of the tracts of Sixty-nine acres the same to be for her sole and separate use and (??) during life and then to the heirs of her body. 7th I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Agnes Eugenia Blanton wife of Stephen Taylor Blanton for and during the term of her natural life and then to the heirs of her body Forty-five acres the remaining portion of the tract of Sixty-nine acres mentioned in the preceding clause 6th of land being the same more or less. 8th Should my daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen the wife of John Dolen render to my Executors herein after named and bill for caring for me or for services rendered to me, then it is my will and desire that she take her distribution share of the rest and residue of my estate as mentioned in the item immediately below this (9th, but should no such bill be presented then I give and bequeath unto my said daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen to her during life and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres out of the One Hundred acre tract mentioned above in item 5 of this will. 9th I vive devise and bequeath to all my children share and share alike the child or children of deceased parents representing said deceased parents the rest and residue of my Estate of whatever it may consist to them and their heirs forever. 10th I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son William Harrison Jamison and Stephen Taylor Blanton my son-in law to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and annulling any and all will by me heretofore made declaring this to be my last Will and Testament. Signed: E.H. Jamison June 10, 1875 Executed by the Testator in our presence who in his presence and at his request have interchangeably set their hands hereto as witnesses to the due execution hereof: James J. Clark J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turllett Codicil I Elias Harrison Jamison do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be a codicil to the foregoing my last Will and Testament declaring the same to be a part and parcel of said last Will and Testament. 1. In as much as my Sons Columbus Jamison and Luther Banks Jamison have during the later years of my life treated me in a manor which plainly indicated that all love and natural affection due from Son to Father was at an end it is my will and desire and do hereby give desire and bequeath to my said son Columbus and Luther Banks Jamison the sum of One Dollar each to be paid to them by my Executors herein before named. Signed: June 10, 1875 E.H. Jamison Executed in the presence of by the Testator who in our presence and in the presence of each other have interchangeably set our hands as writing together his execution hereof this Testator having declared this instrument of writing on these two sheets of paper to be his last Will and Testament and a codicil to the same. James J. Clarke J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turkett (??) The State of South Carolina County of Lexington By J.S. Gunigard Esq. Trial Justice in and for the County and State aforesaid. Personally appeared before me James J. Clark one of the subscribers being witness to the foregoing instrument of writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament and a codicil hereto contained on this two annexed sheets of paper who made Oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that he saw Elias Harrison Jamison sign seal publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last Will and Testament and codicil hereto: That the said E.H. Jamison was then of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding to be the best of the deponents knowledge and belief and deponent together with James Carson Younger and William A. Turket signed their names thereto as (??) at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other………. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of July Anno Domino 1875 James J. Clarke J. Sanders Gingard Trail Justice Lexington County South Carolina Transcribed Will is shown as signed June 10, 1875 - Proved December, 1875, in Fairfield County, SC. (Also shows filed in Lexington County, SC on 5 July, 1875).3 Pvt. William Harrison Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of Rev. Christopher Columbus Alexander Jamison on 5 April 1876 at Deed Book "AE", (From SC Archives microfilm C316), Fairfield County, SC; The State if South Carolina- Know all men by these present that we: Carson J. Wooten, Alice L. Hood, and Wm. H. Jamison of said county and Columbus A. Jamison and Martha (sic) Luther Jamison of Lexington County, and John Wooten, Section Master on the C.C.& A Railroad in the state aforesaid, And for the consideration of the sum of $150 secured to be paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by Stephen Taylor Blanton, section on the above Railroad on the Augusta end in Lexington County in the State aforesaid, have granted bargained sold and released and by these present do grant sell bargain sell and release unto the said S.T. Blanton an undivided interest in a certain plantation or tract of land, a part of the 102-1/2 acres known in the last Will and Testament of the late Dr. E. H. Jamison deceased, in the County of Fairfield, a plat of 76 acres resurveyed and divided by J.H. Taylor, surveyor on the 1st of March 1876, on the head waters of Twenty Five Mile Creek, and on Crags branch adjoining lands of the Hall estate, dated 4 April 1876. SIGNED: C.J. Wooten (LS), John Wooten Wooten (LS), W. H. Jamison (LS), A.L. Hood (X) (LS), C. A. Jamison (LS), M.L. Jamison (LS), Wit: J.H. Taylor, F. C. Wooten, M.J. Taylor. Proved by the oath of Jas H. Taylor 4 April 1876 before Moses E. Boozer, Trial Justice. Recorded 5 April 1876. From Fairfield County Deed Book "AE", Pages 277-278 (From SC Archives microfilm C316).4 Pvt. William Harrison Jamison appeared on the census of 2 June 1880 at 1880 Fairfield County, SC Census - FHL Film# 1255229, Page 147B, Township 6, Fairfield County, SC; Name listed in same household in the 1880 Fairfield Co. Census.5 He sold the land William H. Jamison to James T. Brown We, Wm H. Jamison, W. Elias Jamison, Fanny B. Glover- For the sum of $100 sell 15 acres to James T. Brown, Land lying in Fairfield County, on the wates of 25 Mile Creek, and Bounded as follows: on the south by James T. Brown, on the west by James T. Brown, on the east by Mrs. W.E. Hogan, on the north by Mrs. Agnes E. Blanton. Signed Fannie B. Glover, W.E. Jamison, W.H. Jamison- Renunciation of Dower- Maggie Jamison-wife of W.E. Jamison Fairfield Co. Deed Book "AU", page 201 (Film Roll C7702) on 27 March 1902 at Fairfield County, SC.6 He sold the land WILLIAM H. JAMISON TO W.W. CLOUD SIGNED: 26 JANUARY 1904 FOR THE SUM OF $8.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO W.W. CLOUD FOUR (4) ACRES MORE OR LESS, SAID LAND IS ON THE DRAIN WATERS OF 25 MILE CREEK, BOUND ON THE NORTH SOUTH AND EAST BY LANDS OF W.W. CLOUD ON THE WEST BY THE PUBLIC ROAD THAT LEADS FROM KILLINGS TO LEXINGTON… SAID TRACT OF LAND WAS WILLED TO Wm H. JAMISON AND HIS LAWFUL HEIRS, BY HIS FATHER, DOCTOR E.H. JAMISON, AND THE ABOVED NAMED Wm ELIAS JAMISON AND MRS FANNIE GLOVER ARE THE ONLY REMAINING HEIRS OF Wm H. JAMISON AND THEY RELINQUISH ALL THEIR RIGHTS….. SIGNED: W.H. JAMISON W.E. JAMISON FANNIE GLOVER RENUNCIATION OF DOWER BY MAGGIE A. JAMISON-WIFE OF Wm ELIAS JAMISON DEED BOOK "AU" PAGE 333 FILM ROLL # C7702 on 26 January 1904 at Fairfield County, SC.7 He died on 29 January 1905 at Cemetery List, Gaston, Lexington County, SC, at age 62.1 He was buried on 31 January 1905 at Gaston, Lexington County, SC; 33d 49' 14" W/ 81d 06' 20"W.8 |
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| James Hudson Sloan was born on 19 November 1848. He was the son of Col. Thomas Black Sloan and Missouri Hudson. James Hudson Sloan died on 30 May 1850 at age 1. He was buried at Rose Hill Cemetary, Arkadelphia, AR. |
| Peter Robert Livingston was born on 27 April 1737 at Hermatige, New York. He was the son of Robert Livingston and Mary Thong. Peter Robert Livingston married Margaret Livingston on 6 June 1758. Peter Robert Livingston died on 13 November 1794 at New York, at age 57. |
| Elizabeth Smith was born before 1729. She married William Bryan, son of Needham Bryan, in 1744. As of 1744,her married name was Mrs. Bryan. |
| Alice Kate Cargile was born on 3 August 1890. She was the daughter of Dr. Charles H. Cargile and Fannie Sallie Sloan. |
| John Lee Carroll was born in 1830. He was the son of Charles Carroll. |
| John Mann was born circa 1738 at Wake County, NC. He was the son of Arnold Mann. John Mann married Elizabeth Davies circa 1758 at Virginia. John Mann died on 2 June 1785 at Wake, Virginia. He was buried at Wake, Virginia. He Fought in Revolutionary War. |
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| Dr. Benjamin Robinson was born on 11 February 1776 at Bennington, Vermont. He was the son of Col. Samuel Robinson III. Dr. Benjamin Robinson married Eliza West Pearce, daughter of Oliver Pearce and Mary Smith West, on 23 February 1809 at Fayetteville, N.C. Dr. Benjamin Robinson died on 8 March 1857 at Monticello, N.C., at age 81. He was buried at Monticello, N.C. |
| Anne Elizabeth Hill was born on 20 February 1877. She was the daughter of Pvt. Hiram David Hill and Florence Taylor Mitchell. Anne Elizabeth Hill married James Haley Newsom at Tombstone Inscription.2 Her married name was Newsom.2 Anne Elizabeth Hill appeared on the census of 5 June 1880 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at 1880 Georgia Census, Rome, Floyd County, GA; Names listed in 1880 Floyd Co.,GA -Rome City, ED 62, Page 103, Dwelling 63, Lines 21-26.3 Anne Elizabeth Hill appeared on the census of 15 June 1900 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at Rome, Floyd County, GA; Listen in the 1900 Floyd Co.,GA Census- Rome City- ED 121,Page 186-B, Dwelling 709, Lines 63-68.4 Anne Elizabeth Hill appeared on the census of 2 January 1920 in the household of James Haley Newsom at 1920 Georgia Census, Rome, Floyd, GA; Names listed in same household.5 Anne Elizabeth Hill died in 1956 at Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Rome, Flyod County, GA; Tombstone Inscription.2 |
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| Ashley L. Sloan was born circa 1830 at Dobyville, Clark Co., Arkansas. He was the son of James Sloan I and Anna Carolyn McKinney. Ashley L. Sloan died before 15 September 1860 at Clark Co., Arkansas. He In an email from Wanda Sloan Karnes the following informatin was received: "There are very few records to tell us anthing about Ashley. One record is an inventory of his estate, by Thomas Black Sloan and T.A. heard dated April 20, 1863, but I believed he died well before that. There is a record in the Circuit Court of Clark Co. where he is involved in an unpaid debt along with John M. Wilson. In this document, it is stated that Ashley L. Sloan has departed this life. I have always thought his middle name might be LEEK. His Grandmother was a Leek who married Colin McKinney. |
| Rosanna Ruggles was born on 22 October 1798 at CT. She married Fergus Sloan, son of William Alexander Sloan and Jane Stevenson, in 1815. As of 1815,her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Rosanna Ruggles died on 10 August 1860 at Ravender Springs, Randolph Co., AR, at age 61. |
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Luther Banks Jamison was born circa 1855 at Fairfield Co., SC; His year of his birth is a guess- based on the death of his mother - Georgianna Duke Jamison, who may have died from child birth complications.
He was the son of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison and Georgiana Duke.
Luther Banks Jamison He & his brother Christopher Columbus are cut from his fathers will, due to lack of "affection due his father"- See will of Elias H. Jamison- Fairfield Co.,SC- This child has never been found in any other record, and is beleived to have been farmed out to another family after the death of his mother, as well as the two next youngest children, which might account for the "lack of affection....." aspect on the two boys. |
| May Louise Ross was born in June 1898 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of William Peeples Ross and Alice Black Sloan. |
| Sarah Britain was born on 17 December 1796 at Raynham, Bristol County, MA. She was the daughter of Calvin Britain and Mary Cole. Sarah Britain married an unknown person in March 1815. She died on 6 February 1848 at Brownsville, New York, at age 51. |
| Ann Elizabeth Robinson was born in 1723 at Antrim Co., Ulster, Ireland. She was the daughter of "Judge" Robinson. Ann Elizabeth Robinson married Fergus Sloan. Her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Ann Elizabeth Robinson died at Statesville, NC. |
| Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter was born in 1849 at Georgetown, D.C; Tombstone Inscription.1 She was the daughter of Horace A. Ritter and Mary A. Ritter. Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter Found in the 1850 Census, Washington, DC- 2nd Ward, Page 88 & 88A,at age 4. along with Father, Mother, and four siblings, plus and Uncle in the sugar business. In 1850. She appeared on the census of 1850; 2nd Ward, Page 88, at age 4, along with father, mother, and four siblings, plus uncle in the sugar business. She appeared on the census of 16 July 1850 in the household of Horace A. Ritter at 1850 Census, Washington, DC.2 Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter appeared on the census of 19 June 1860 in the household of Horace A. Ritter; 3rd Ward, Georgetown, Ser:M 653, Roll 101, Page126, Lines 4-9.3 Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter married Peter Gilbert Meem, son of John G. Meem and Margaret Deeble, on 17 January 1865 at Washington, D.C.4 As of 17 January 1865,her married name was Meem.4 Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter appeared on the census of 2 June 1880 in the household of Peter Gilbert Meem at 1880 Washington, Georgetown, DC Census, Georgetown, DC; Named in household in 1880 Washington DC Census. Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter married Paul J. Pelz in 1895; Stept-father of Harry Grant Meem.5 Her married name was Pelz.5 Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter appeared on the census of 20 April 1910 in the household of Paul J. Pelz at Washington, DC; Names listed in household in 1910 Washington, DC Census.6 Mary Eleanor Eastbourne Ritter died in 1914 at Georgetown, DC; Tombstone Inscription.1 She was buried on 21 April 1914 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, D.C; Lot # 992, Grave 2.7 |
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| Thomas Hiram Hill was born on 12 November 1817.1 He married Ann Caroline Worsham in June 1840. Thomas Hiram Hill appeared on the census of 22 August 1860 at 1860 Bibb Co, GA, Macon Census, Bibb County, GA; Aug 22, 1860 Bibb Co.,Macon City, Page 602, Showing family, Dwelling # 1436, Lines 1-9.2 He died on 16 August 1887 at age 69; From the Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible.1 He They had nine children (1842-1864). |
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| Elizabeth Whitfield was born between 16 March 1745 and 16 March 1746. She was the daughter of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan. |
| Mary Bondieu Sterett was born on 20 January 1800. She married Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira). Her married name was Mrs. Carroll. Mary Bondieu Sterett died in 1833. |
| Auby Ruey Sloan was born on 7 February 1894 at Arkansas. He was the son of James Sloan II and Margaret Lucinda Wood. Auby Ruey Sloan died on 5 December 1978 at Little Rock, Arkansas, at age 84. He was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Arkadelphia Clark Co, AR. |
| George Digges was born in 1743 at Warlburton, Prince Georges Co., MD. He died on 18 November 1792. He married Catherine Brent, daughter of Robert Brent and Eleanor Casanave. |
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| Thomas Sloan was born on 1 December 1785 at Lincoln Co, NC. He was the son of William Alexander Sloan and Jane Stevenson. Thomas Sloan died on 8 March 1855 at At his home in the Valley of Belleview, at age 69. He In an email from Wanda Sloan Karnes the following information: Bornin Lincoln Co. NC, had resided in this Valley for 30 years. A husband and father. By H.M. Long, Caledonia, Missouri. |
| Charrity E.S. Williams was born on 7 December 1820 at NC. She was the daughter of Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. and Charity Smith. Charrity E.S. Williams died on 26 August 1872 at NC, at age 51. |
| Nina Victoria Gallaway was born on 21 November 1959. She was the daughter of Louie A. Gallaway III and Harriet Allen Laws. |
| Sarah Taney was also known as Sarah Taney.1 She was born circa 1744. She was born circa 1744. She was the daughter of Michael Taney III. Sarah Taney married Col. Ignatius Fenwick Jr., of Wallington, son of Col. Ignatius Fenwick of Cherryfield and Mary Cole, before 1761. As of before 1761,her married name was Mrs. Fenwick. Sarah Taney died before 1784. She died before 1784. |
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| Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer was born between 28 February 1655 and 28 February 1656 at Beverwyck, New York. She was the daughter of Capt. Philip Pieterse Schuyler and Margarita Van Sticktenhort.2,3 Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer married Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY, son of John Livingston, on 9 July 1679.4 As of 9 July 1679,her married name was Livingston.4 Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer died on 27 March 1727. |
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| Robert Henry Carroll was born in 1823. He was the son of Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira) and Mary Bondieu Sterett. |
| Fannie Sallie Sloan was born on 21 February 1858 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of Col. Thomas Black Sloan and Missouri Hudson. Fannie Sallie Sloan married Dr. Charles H. Cargile on 12 November 1878 at Clark County, AR. Fannie Sallie Sloan died at Clark County, AR. As of 12 November 1878,her married name was Mrs. Cargile. |
| David Mann was born circa 1773 at Of, Wake, Virginia. He was the son of John Mann and Elizabeth Davies. |
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| Mary Whitfield was born on 18 May 1763. She was the daughter of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan. |
| Betty Mann was born circa 1763 at Of, Wake, Virginia. She was the daughter of John Mann and Elizabeth Davies. |
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| Mary Charlotte (Hyde) Graham was born circa 1726. She died circa 1757. She married Col. Benjamin Young Jr., son of Benjamin Young and Ann Rozer of Duddington, in May 1775. As of May 1775,her married name was Mrs. Young. |
| Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. was born in 1786 at Cumberland, NC. He was the son of Issac Williams. Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. married Charity Smith, daughter of David Smith and Charity Whitfield. Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. married Jemima Whitfield. Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. died on 25 October 1870 at Arkadelphia, AR. He was buried at Arkadelphia, AR. |
| Roberta Cason was born on 4 July 1894 at Stephens, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Rev John Robert Cason Sr. and Mabel Rebecca Ingram. Roberta Cason married Reg. V. Waters in June 1919 at Miami, Florida. As of June 1919,her married name was Mrs. Waters. Roberta Cason was buried on 19 June 1921 at Miami, Florida. She died on 19 June 1921 at Miami, Florida, at age 26. |
| Lola Scott was born in 1908 at New York, New York. She married Roy Sloan Cason, son of Dr John Robert Cason and Mary Lizzie Sloan, in April 1936 at Houston, Texas. As of April 1936,her married name was Mrs. Cason. |
| Mary Love was born on 12 August 1911 at Lakeland, Florida. She was the daughter of James Luther Love and Jessie Rebecca Cason. Mary Love appeared on the census of 15 April 1930 in the household of James Luther Love; Names listed in household in 1930 FL Census.1 Mary Love married Hamilton Shaw Foster on 2 April 1959. As of 2 April 1959,her married name was Mrs. Foster. |
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| David Anderson Hubbard was born on 11 June 1933 at Miami, Florida. He was the son of Havelock Anderson Hubbard and Joanna Cason. David Anderson Hubbard died in December 1986 at Delray Beach, Florida, at age 53. He was buried at Delray Beach, Florida. |
| Fances (Fannie) Cason was born in 1859 at Anson County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of Andrew Burton Cason and Harriett D. Timmons. |
| Bess Turner was born on 4 June 1890 at Tennessee. She married Fred Warren Cason, son of Rev John Robert Cason Sr. and Mabel Rebecca Ingram, on 25 November 1915. As of 25 November 1915,her married name was Mrs. Cason. |
| Harriett Elizabeth Cason was born in 1886 at Locust Cottage, Jefferson County, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Andrew Lester Cason and Sarah Ellen Hamilton. Harriett Elizabeth Cason married John Adon Bolin in 1906 at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. As of 1906,her married name was Mrs. Bolin. Harriett Elizabeth Cason died in 1959 at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. |
| Harriet Claribel Cason was born on 22 January 1885 at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Rev John Robert Cason Sr. and Mabel Rebecca Ingram. Harriet Claribel Cason was buried in 1981 at West Palm Beach, FL. She died in 1981 at Delray Beach, Florida. |
| Ann F. Allen was born in 1775. She married Edward Cason, son of John Cason, in August 1823. As of August 1823,her married name was Mrs. Cason. |
| Claribel Alice Rea was born on 12 July 1942 at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of James Montie Rea and Frances Murray Wilson. |
| Elijah H. Cason was born circa 1817 at North Carolina. He was the son of Rev Elijah Cason and Lydia Huntley. |
| Lydia Leonard was born on 10 March 1679. She was the daughter of Lydia Gulliver. Lydia Leonard married William Britton, son of Mary Pendleton, on 26 October 1698 at Taunton, Bristol County, MA. As of 26 October 1698,her married name was Mrs. Britton. Lydia Leonard died on 20 May 1735 at age 56. |
| Louisa Catherine Carroll died Unknown. She was born on 2 October 1809.1 She was the daughter of Col. Charles Carroll (of Homewood) and Harriet Chew. Louisa Catherine Carroll married Isaac Rand Jackson on 17 January 1833.1 As of 17 January 1833,her married name was Jackson.1 |
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| Frances Murray Wilson was born on 15 October 1911 at Lakeland, Florida. She was the daughter of Dr. John F. Wilson and Martha (Mattie) Cason. Frances Murray Wilson married James Montie Rea on 24 April 1934 at Lakeland, Florida. As of 24 April 1934,her married name was Mrs. Rea. |
| Gilbert Livingston was born between 3 March 1689 and 3 March 1690 at Albany, NY. He was the son of Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY and Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer. Gilbert Livingston married Cornelia Beekman on 22 December 1711. Gilbert Livingston died on 25 April 1746 at Kingston, NY. |
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David Jamison (Sr.) was born circa 1785 at Chester County, SC.
He was the son of Robert Jamison (Sr?).
David Jamison (Sr.) bought land Samuel Martin and Mary his wife of Kershaw County for $80 to David Jamieson of same, planter, tract of land on Jumping Gully, on the west side of Wateree River in the county aforesaid, 100 acres, granted to the said Samuel Martin -3 April 1786, recorded in Grant Book "HHHH",page 424, except a certain piece of ten feet square wherein some of the children of said Samuel Martin are buried, 6 September 1800. Samuel Martin (Seal), Mary Martin (X), Wit: Isaac Rosse Junr, Saml Mathis. Proved by the oath of Saml Mathis - 4 August 1800. Mary Martin, wife of Samuel Martin, relinquished dower 6 September 1800 before Saml Mathis, J.Q. Joh Adamson for ten shillings sterling, quits clain to David Jamieson, 6 September 1800. On 6 December 1800 at Kershaw Co,SC-Bk "C", pages 98-99, Kershaw County, SC.2 He SLAVE PURCHASE: Kershaw County Deed Book "E", page 300- Camden- 5 Jan 1804. Received of Mr. David Jamison $203 for a negro girl Nelly. James Clark. Test: James G. Wilson. Proved by the oath of James G. WIlson on 5 January 1804 at Slave Purchase, Kershaw County, SC.3 He witnessed the land bought of Isaac Ross Jr. on 3 September 1807 at Kershaw County, SC; Plat for 412 acres on Jumping Gulley Creek, Kershaw District, surveyed by Silas Shinn, - From the SC Archives & History - Ser# S213192, Vol. 41, Page155, Item 1.4 David Jamison (Sr.) appeared on the census of 1810 at Page 438, Kershaw County, SC; (2) sons under 10, (2) sons between 10-15, (1) son 16-25 - (2) daughters under 10, (1) daughter between 10-15- He is over 45+, wife is shown between 26-44.5 He bought land Robert Barkley and James Barkley, sold to David Jamison for $85, lot number 28 in the village of Winnsbough, 4 of June 1810. Robert Barkley (LS), James Barber (sic) (LS), Wit: Caleb Clark, Hugh Barkley. Proved by the oath of Hugh Barkley 7 May 1811 before James Beaty J.P. Dated 4 June 1810 Fairfield Co. Deed Book "U", pages 24-26 (Film Roll - C303) on 4 June 1810 at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.6 He sold the land David Jamison, of District aforsaid, sold to John McMaster of same, for $110, lot in village of WInnsborugh, lot number 28, May 7, 1811. David Jamison (Seal), Wit: John Barkley, Wm. Akison. Mary Jamison (O), wife of David Jamison, relinquished dower 7 May 1811. Proved by the oath of Wm. Akison 7 May 1811 before J. Beaty, J.P. Dated 7 May 1811 Fairfield Co. Deed Book "U", pages 24-26 (Film Roll - C-303) on 7 May 1811 at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, SC.6 He married Mary Jamison on 7 May 1811 at Implied Marriage - Land Sold- Fairfield Co Deed Book, Fairfield County, SC.7 David Jamison (Sr.) bought land John Sullivan of District aforesaid for $200 to David Jamison of same, carpenter, 200 acres in Orangeburg District, St. Mathews Parrish, on Poplar Branch, waters of Santee, adj. said Sullivan, granted 7 March 1788, dated 7 March 1812. Jas Sullivan (Seal), Wit: Thomas M'Cully, William Akison. Proved by the oath of Wm Akison 9 March 1812 before James Beaty, J.P.( Orangeburg records were destroyed in Civil War of 1865) Dated 7 March 1812 Fairfield Co. Deed Book "V", pages 98-101(Film Roll - C303) on 7 March 1812 at Fairfield County, SC.8 He sold the land John Sullivan of District aforesaid for $400 to David Jamison of same, carpenter, 400 acres granted to James Cobbin 9 April 1785 on Poplar, waters of Santee in St. Mathews Parrish, Orangeburg District, conveyed to said John Sullivan 18 December 1787, dated 7 March 1812. Jas Sullivan (Seal), Wit: Thomas McCaulley, William Akison. Proved by the oath of Wm Akison 9 March 1812 before James Beatty, J.P.( Orangeburg records were destroyed in Civil War of 1865) Dated 7 March 1812 Fairfield Co. Deed Book "V", pages 98-101(Film Roll - C303) on 7 March 1812 at Fairfield County, SC.9 He bought land John Sullivan of District aforesaid for $283 to David Jamison of same, carpenter, 283 acres in Orangeburg District, St. Mathews Parrish, on branch of Goodboys Holes, waters of Four Holes, granted 7 March 1788, dated 7 March 1812. Jas Sullivan (Seal), Wit: Thomas M'Cully, William Akison. Proved by the oath of Wm Akison 9 March 1812 before James Beaty, J.P.( Orangeburg records were destroyed in Civil War of 1865) Dated 7 March 1812 Fairfield Co. Deed Book "V", pages 98-101(Film Roll - C303) on 7 March 1812 at Fairfield County, SC.9 He Bought all "Household Furniture" from a John Sullivan- Fairfield District- Deed Book "V", page 140 on 9 November 1812.10 He witnessed the probate of the estate of Robert Jamison (Sr?) on 17 February 1813 at Chester County, SC; Listed in the will of Robert Jamison.11 David Jamison (Sr.) sold the land David Jamison of Kershaw District for $500 to Powell McRa also of Kershaw District, 100 acres on Jumping Gully Creek, surveyed for Samuel Martin 29 Oct 1791, for 100 acres and granted to him 3 April 1791, dated 3 July 1817. David Jamison (LS), Wit: P.H. Anderson, Step. D. Miller. Proved By the oath of Stephen D. Miller 23 July 1817 before Thos Salmond, C.C.K.D. & Q.U. On 3 July 1817 at Kershaw, SC.12 He sold the land FOR THE SUM OF $316.50 SOLD 211 TO Wm McCAW JR. OF SAME, PART OF THE LAND WHEREON HE NOW LIVES CONTAINING MORE OR LESS FROM A LATE SURVEY FROM GRANTED TO Wm. McCOLLINS - 20 JULY 1772, ON DYES CREEK, ON GREEN POND BRANCH, JULY 1824. DAVID JAMISON (LS), WIT: JOHN McCAW, SARAH McCAW. PROVED BY THE OATH OF JOHN McCAW - 13 JULY 1824 BEFORE DAVID JAMIESON, J.P. On 13 July 1824 at Chester County, SC.13 He witnessed the probate of the estate of Gardner Jamison (Sr?) in December 1826 at Chester County, SC; Listed in Probate Papers for Garner Jamison.14 David Jamison (Sr.) was Catholic Presbyterian Church.15 He appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.,SC Census- page 291; One son under 5, four daughters under 5, two daughters between 5-10, Husband & Wife between 40-50.16 He died on 14 January 1833 at Richland County. He left a will on 14 January 1833 at Richland County, SC; Copied from typewritten transcription of the Will of David Jamison, as recorded in Will Book "H", Pages #473 & 474, Box #16, Package #398 on 4th March, 1833, by James S. Guignard - Ordinary, Richland County, South Carolina Will of David Jamison So. Carolina Richland Dist. In the name of God Amen; I David Jameson of the District of and State aforesaid, Being of sound mind and memory, but, labouring, under great bodily, infirmity, do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following Viz. My Soul I commend to God - my body I desire decently interred at the discretion of my Executors- All my estate both real and personal, after the payment of my Just debts and funeral charges I give and devise in manner following viz- First I give and devise to my Sons, Elias and Wm James the tract of land on which I now live containing one hundred and twenty four acres to be equally divided between my said two sons in such manner as they may think most conductive to their interest the said land to be held by them in fee simple. Item I give and bequeath to my son Wylie James two Negroes viz Penny and York to him and his heirs forever- Item I give and bequeath to my son Elias, two Negroes viz Polly and Jacob to him and his heirs forever- Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Price two Negroes viz Netty and Anna to her and her heirs forever- Item I give and bequeath to my Son Wylie James one Feather bed and furniture Item I give and bequeath to my Son Elias one Feather bed and furniture. Item I give and bequeath to my Three Grand Children Levinia Price Edmund Price and William Henry Price, one Dollar each, to be paid to them by my Execs. As their portion of all my estate both real and personal- Item all the rest residue and remainder of my Estate, and effects of what nature so ever I direct sold, and the proceeds thereof given and equally divided among my five Children Viz Joseph, John, Robert, David, and Charlotte Dancer Lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my two sons W. James and Elias. Executors of this my last Will and testament, hereby revoking all former Will by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and Seal this 14th day of January, anno Domino 1833. David (X) Jamison His mark (Signed Sealed published and declare by the above named, David Jameson Senr.) To be his last Will and Testament in the presence of us, who have Subscribed our names) in the presence of the testator-) C. Bookter John Guerry John D. Tilford South Carolina-Richland District) Personally appeared before me John Guerry and John D Telford who being duly sworn made oath that they saw David Jamison Sign Seal publish and declare the foregoing instrument of Writing to be his last Will and Testament that he then of Sound and disposing Mind and Memory according to the best this Deponents knowledge and belief and that they with Christian Bookter at the request of the Testator in his presence and in the presence of each other witnesed the due execution thereof. John Guerry John D. Telford Sworn to before me) 4th of March 1833) James S. Guignard - Ordinary Recorded in Will Book H Page #473- Box #16- Package #398.17 His estate was probated on 14 January 1833 at Richland County, SC; Listed in the will of David Jamison.18 |
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Robert Jamison was born circa 1800 at Kershaw County, SC.
He was the son of David Jamison (Sr.).
Robert Jamison Possible son of David Jamison of Kershaw, shown in Chester County Marriages 1778 - 1879, Implied in Chester County, SC, Probate and Equity Records, Will of Abraham Ross - Apt. 87, Pack 1384, Frames 113, 119, Lived 1844 Will of Jane Ross - Apt. 101, Pack 1704, Frames 074, 076, Lived 1855 in 1810.1 He wassoldier Corporal - War of 1812- SC Index to Military Service- Felders Battalion- Artilery- SC Milita in 1812. He Of the (3) females shown in 1830 Census in the 20-30 age range, one may have been his wife, two may have been sisters, and the oldest female, age 40-50 may have been his mother, or mother-in-law. In 1830. He appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.SC Census-Page 313, Chester County, SC; One son 10-15, two sons 15-20, one daughter under 5, three females between 20-30, one female 40-50.2 He witnessed the probate of the estate of David Jamison (Sr.) on 14 January 1833 at Richland County, SC; Listed in the will of David Jamison.3 Robert Jamison appeared on the census of 1840 at 1840 Chester Co.,SC Census-page 285, Chester County, SC; One son 10-15, one son 21-30, two daughters under 5, two daughters between 5-10, both Husband & Wife are between 30-40.4 |
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