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Christena Kyte was born on 8 November 1818 at Washington Co, IN.

Capt. Gardner Jamieson was born on 5 August 1817; Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Cemetery, Chester County, SC.1 He was the son of Esq. David Jamieson. Capt. Gardner Jamieson married Sally Jamieson. Capt. Gardner Jamieson appeared on the census of 6 August 1850 in the household of Esq. David Jamieson at 1850 Chester Co.,SC Census.2 Capt. Gardner Jamieson was a witness In petition of Letters of Administration- Son Gardner Jamison states that his father died intestate. With Esq. David Jamieson on 12 May 1854.3 Capt. Gardner Jamieson Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson- Chester Co - Will Book "P", Pages 166-167,File 106, Pack 81 on 19 May 1858.4 He witnessed the will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson on 19 May 1858 at Will Book "P", Pages 166-167,File 106, Pack 81, Chester County, SC; Gardner Jamieson (Brother)- Executor of Will of M.Jemima Jamieson.5 Capt. Gardner Jamieson appeared on the census of 6 August 1860 at 1860 Chester County,SC Census, Page 99, Dwelling 831, lines 22-25.), Chester County, SC.6 He appeared on the census of 22 June 1870; 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page# 145, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.7 He died on 2 April 1875 at age 57; Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Cemetery, Chester County, SC.8 He was buried on 2 April 1875 at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Chester SC; Buried at Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Cemetery, Chester County, SC. He Was appointed Administrator for his Father's Estate (David Jamieson). His estate was probated on 3 July 1875 at Chester County, SC; Died Intestate - J. H. McClintock- Nephew is Administrator.9

Citations

1. [S67] Unknown author, Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Chester County, SC, Listed in Row# 6.
2. [S142] 7 Aug1850 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Lines 12-16, Dwelling 205.
3. [S164] Estate Papers for David Jamieson- Chester Co.,SC- Estate - File# 98, Pack 1659, Fr. 30-40 unknown file number.
4. [S132] Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson.
5. [S132] Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson: Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson- Chester Co - Will Book "P", Pages 166-167,File 106, Pack 81.
6. [S143] Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1860 Chester County,SC Census, Page 99, Dwelling 831, lines 22-25..
7. [S144] 1870 unknown record type, unknown repository address, 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page# 145, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.
8. [S67] Unknown author, Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Chester County, SC.
9. [S197] Chester County Probate Court unknown file number, File# 139, Packet# 638, Book 3, Page 85.

Elizabeth Stevenson was born in September 1829. She died on 20 March 1915 at Blackstock, Fairfield Co., South Carolina, at age 85; Information from Death Cert.1 She was buried on 21 March 1915 at Hopewell Cemetry, Hopewell, Fairfield County, SC; From Death Cert.

Citations

1. [S68] Death Certificate, Fairfield Co., Town of Blackstock, SC, File # 4505 (published), Death Cert. Fairfield County, Township# 2,Town of Blackstock, File# 4502,.

Ann Cason was born circa 1743. She was the daughter of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

Alice Cason was born circa 1739. She was the daughter of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

Thomas Cason was born on 17 November 1747 at Spotsylvania Co., VA. He was the son of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

Elizabeth Cason was born circa 1741. She was the daughter of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

Alexander Jamison was born circa 1770 at Ireland; Year of Birth is a guess using census age. He married Elizabeth Jamison; Husband's name is mentioned in the Will of Elizabeth Jamison. Alexander Jamison bought land Fairfield County Deed Book "O", pages 431-432 (Film Roll C-301)- South Carolina, Fairfield District. James McKean of district aforesaid for 30 Pounds Sterling paid by Alexander Jemmison, 100 acres whereon he now lives, adj. John Bell, widow Robertson, said Alexr Jemison 27 January 1804. James McKean (LS), Wit: William Sims, James Sims. Proved by the oath of William Sims 27 January 1804 before Edward Martin J.P. On 27 January 1804. He bought land Fairfield Co. Deed Book "V", pages 125-126 (Film Roll - C303) - Alexander Jamison, Chester District, planter, for $650 to Edward Martin, Esquire, of district aforesaid, tracts of land 334 acres, said two tracts adj. each other, on waters of Mill Creek in district aforesaid, granted to Thomas Rodgers in 1772, for 100 acres but containing by resurvey 151.1 acres and conveyed to said T. Rodgers to Robert Read and from Robert Read to James McKean and from James McKean to said Alexander Jamison, the other tract granted to Hugh Milling 5 June 1816, and conveyed to Adam Blair and by him to said Jamison, adj. Hamitter, Robert Phillips, John Bell, Robertson, Mason, 21 Febuary 1808. Alexander Jamison (Seal), Wit: John Sloan, Sam Sloan. Elizabeth Jamison, wife of Alexander Jamison, relinquished dower 2 December 1818 before John Strong, J.P. Proved in Chester District by the oath of John Sloan before James Strong, J.Q. On 21 February 1808. He was naturalized on 2 November 1813; Dated 2 November 1813 Chester County Naturalization Papers (Fr. 419 - Pk 398-401) Petition of Alexander Jamison sheweth that your petitioner is an alien, a native of Ireland in Great Britain, and a subject of the Kingdom of Great Britan that he is a free white man that he has been residing within the limits and under the juristiction of The United States since the month of January in the year 1794 and that it is bona fide intention to be come a naturalized Citizen of the United States...... Alex Jamison. Wm Egnew and James Thompson swore to his character 2 November 1813.1 He bought land Fairfield County Deed Book "Z", pages 125-126 (Film Roll C-304) - Alexander Jamison of Chester District for $500 to Richard Mason of Fairfield District, 157 acres more or less, of which was granted to Robert Buchannan the other to James Gray to his son Andrew Grey and by him to Jno Dunlap and from him to Wm Johnston and conveyed to Garrom(?) .... and by virtue of an execution against said Strayhorn by the Sherriff of Fairfield District, to said Alexander Jamison on Jacksons Creek, bounded by Deadmans Branch, Jno McClone, James Neeley, Jno Auston, by resurvey made in 1805, 1 August 1816. Alexander Jamison (LS), Wit: James McAliely, John Jamison. Proved in Chester District by the oath of John Jamison, 1 August 1817 before Hugh Knox, J. Q. On 1 August 1816. He appeared on the census of 1820 at 1820 Chester Co.,SC Census-, Chester County, SC; One son under 10, one son between 17-26, one daughter under 10, two daughters between 17-26,one daughter between 27-45- Both parents are over 45 years old.2 He bought land Chester County Deed Book "T", pages 348-349 - Alexander Jamison of Chester District for $400 sold to Joseph Night of same place, tract of 270 acres I purchased of Alexander Johnston, 103 acres part of tract of 100 acres granted to Alexander Mazyck and by the heirs of said Alexander Johnston, conveyed to said Alexander Jamison 2 Febuary 1816, on the east side of a branch of Little River, adj. Freeman, Robert Simonton, dated 11 January 1821. Alexr Jamison (LS), Wit: Jas McKinstry, Hugh McQuiston. Elizabeth, wife of Alexander Jamison, relinquished dower. On 11 January 1821. He appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.SC Census, page 342, Chester County, SC; One son between 15-20, one son 20-30, one daughter 20-30, both husand & wife shown 60-70.3 He was buried at Hopewell A.R.P. Cemetery, SC.4 He There is listed an Alexander Jamison and an Elizabeth Jamison, on page #33, of a cemetery transcription by Mrs. John G. White and Mrs. J.R. Carson, which I have inserted in the dates of death, which most closely approximate the estimatimated time period. Several different sources for this cemetery list numerous Alexander Jamison’s, Elizabeth Jamison’s, etc, as well as different spellings of the family name -Cecil A. Jamison, Jr. -January 12, 2003.

Citations

1. [S150] Unknown repository Naturalization Application, Naturalization Petition- Alexander Jamison- 2 Nov 1813, Chester County,SC (Fr. 419, Pk. 398-401) (2 November 1813), unknown repository address.
2. [S126] 1820 Federa Census, unknown repository address.
3. [S161] 1830 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Page 342.
4. [S74] Unknown author, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions - Chester County, SC, Record Type: Cemetery Inscriptions.

Sarah Jamieson was born on 31 January 1810; Date of Birth taken from Tombstone inscription Year of Birth taken from 1870 Chester County Census. (1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page 16, dwelling 132, lines 36-38).1,2 She was the daughter of Esq. David Jamieson. Sarah Jamieson appeared on the census of 6 August 1850 in the household of Esq. David Jamieson at 1850 Chester Co.,SC Census.3 Sarah Jamieson witnessed the probate of the estate of Esq. David Jamieson on 12 May 1854 at Estate Papers for David Jamieson- Chester Co.,SC- Estate - File# 98, Pack 1659, Fr. 30-40, Chester County, SC; Estate Papers & Probate Court Files-Gardner Jamieson, Administrator- Died Intestate.4 Sarah Jamieson witnessed the will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson on 19 May 1858 at Will Book "P", Pages 166-167,File 106, Pack 81, Chester County, SC; Gardner Jamieson (Brother)- Executor of Will of M.Jemima Jamieson.5 Sarah Jamieson appeared on the census of 22 June 1870 in the household of Capt. Gardner Jamieson; 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page# 145, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.6 Sarah Jamieson appeared on the census of 22 June 1870; 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page 16, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.1 She died on 25 May 1875 at Chester County, SC, at age 65; Date of Death taken from tombstone inscriptions from Pleasant Grove Cemetery listing.7

Citations

1. [S144] 1870 unknown record type, unknown repository address, 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page 16, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.
2. [S67] Unknown author, Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Chester County, SC, Shown in Row #6.
3. [S142] 7 Aug1850 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Lines 12-16, Dwelling 205.
4. [S164] Estate Papers for David Jamieson- Chester Co.,SC- Estate - File# 98, Pack 1659, Fr. 30-40 unknown file number, Estate Papers for David Jamieson- Chester Co.,SC- Estate - File# 98, Pack 1659, Fr. 30-40.
5. [S132] Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson: Will of Margaret Jemima Jamieson- Chester Co - Will Book "P", Pages 166-167,File 106, Pack 81.
6. [S144] 1870 unknown record type, unknown repository address, 1870 Chester County, SC Census, Page# 145, dwelling 132, lines 36-38.
7. [S67] Unknown author, Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Chester County, SC, Listed in Row# 6.

Agnes Jamison was born in June 1806; Taken from Tombstone Inscription - Listed as 15 Years, 5 Months.1 She died on 10 November 1821 at Cemetery Inscriptions, Blackstock, Fairfield County, SC, at age 15; Date taken from Tombstone Inscription.2 She was buried at Hopewell A.R.P. Cemetery, SC. She Listed in Hopewell A.R.P. Cemetery, South Carolina Age shown as 15 yrs- 5 months.

Citations

1. [S74] Unknown author, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions - Chester County, SC, Record Type: Cemetery Inscriptions, Age from Tombstone Inscription.
2. [S74] Unknown author, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions - Chester County, SC, Record Type: Cemetery Inscriptions.

John Edward Duke was born on 30 September 1852. He died on 26 August 1870 at age 17. He was buried at Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery, SC.

Thomas Lafayette Duke was born on 5 June 1856. He died on 30 June 1857 at age 1. He was buried at Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery, SC. He Buried in Blythewood, SC at the Zion Methodist Church Cemetery, SC.

Seth Cason was born circa 1737. He was the son of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

William Cason was born circa 1731 at Caroline Co., VA. He was the son of Edward Cason and Joanna Butcher.

Isaac Timmons was born in 1779. He was the son of John Timmons. Isaac Timmons married an unknown person. He He came up from Marion and settle in Chesterfield County.

     Children of Isaac Timmons:

Roxanna Timmons   b. 28 Jun 1814, d. 7 Jun 1902
Harriett D. Timmons+   b. 5 May 1830, d. 28 Oct 1886

Roxanna Timmons was born on 28 June 1814. She was the daughter of Isaac Timmons. Roxanna Timmons died on 7 June 1902 at age 87.

John Timmons was born in 1740. He was the son of William Timmons. John Timmons married an unknown person. He John Timmons married a French girl Mary Simmons (sister of Frances who married Daniel Myers) and moved from Charleston.SC into "Georgetown District" SC. They had five sons and three daughters only one lived to maturity. The first census in the United States, 1790, says "JohnTimmons of Georgetown, SC. Males 16 yrs. and upward including head of family - 3; Males under 16 years -3; Femailes including head of family - 4; Other free persons - 0; Slaves - 6."

     Children of John Timmons:

Susannah Timmons   b. 1765
John Timmons   b. 1767
William Timmons   b. 1770
Simeon Timmons   b. 1775
Samuel Timmons   b. 1777
Isaac Timmons+   b. 1779

William Timmons was born in 1770. He was the son of John Timmons.

John Timmons was born in 1767. He was the son of John Timmons.

Samuel Timmons was born in 1777. He was the son of John Timmons.

Simeon Timmons was born in 1775. He was the son of John Timmons.

Susannah Timmons was born in 1765. She was the daughter of John Timmons.

William Timmons was born in 1702. He was the son of John Timmons. William Timmons married an unknown person.

     Child of William Timmons:

John Timmons+   b. 1740

John Timmons was born in 1662 at France. He married an unknown person. He History tells us that "A colony of French folk form Bretagnem left their Church in Pons after the edict of Nantes and followed their pastor, the Rev. Elias Priloeau, to Charleston and established their Calvinistic Congregation there."

     Children of John Timmons:

John Timmons   b. 1700
William Timmons+   b. 1702

John Timmons was born in 1700. He was the son of John Timmons.

Robert W. Jimison married an unknown person on 2 November 1841.

Citations

1. [S70] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.

Susanna Elizabeth Jimison married an unknown person on 30 May 1839.

Citations

1. [S70] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.

Elias Jamison was born in 1867 at Fairfield County, SC.1 He Age 3 in the 1870 Census- Fairfield County, SC-pp 4, lines 19-24.

Citations

1. [S71] 1870 Federal Census, unknown repository address.

Caroline Jamison was also known as May have been know as "Carrie."1 As of 3 July 1856,her married name was Jenkins.2 She was born circa 1861 at Fairfield County, SC. She was the daughter of Pvt. Arthur Lovet Jamison and Maranda Jamison. Caroline Jamison appeared on the census of 16 June 1880 in the household of William R. Watts at Fairfield County, SC; Township# 6, page# 162D.1

Citations

1. [S141] 1 June 1880 unknown record type, unknown repository address, 1880 Fairfield Co.,SC Census, 6th Township, page 162D, Lines 9-15.
2. [S222] "Unknown short article title", SC Mag. of Ancestral Research, Vol. 2, # 1-4 (1766-1929).

Joseph Jamison was born at Kershaw County, South Carolina.1 He was the son of David Jamison (Sr.). Joseph Jamison witnessed the land bought of James Hogg on 23 April 1792 at Camden District, SC; Plat for 981 acres on waters of Turkey Creek, Camden District, surveyed by Robert Kennedy- From the plats recorded with SC Archives & History- Ser# S213190, Vol# 28, Page 186, Item 1.2 Joseph Jamison 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

Citations

1. [S73] Edwin L. Green- University of South Carolina, A History of Richland County, Page 297 & 298.
2. [S7] Confederate Abstract, SC Archives & History, From the plats recorded with SC Archives & History.
3. [S138] Will of David Jamison - Richland Dist. Will Book "H", Page 473, Box 16, Package #398: Recorded in Will Book "H", page 473, Box# 16, Package #398.

John W. Jamison was born on 3 April 1796 at Kershaw County, South Carolina.1 He was the son of Alexander Jamison and Elizabeth Jamison. John W. Jamison Pvt. War of 1812- SC index- Felders Battalion- Artilery SC Milita in 1812. He witnessed the will of Elizabeth Jamison on 13 March 1841 at Chester County, South Carolina; From the SC Archives & History: Series Number: S108093 Reel: 0007 Frame:00130 item: 00 Date: 1842/04/04 Description: JAMISON, ELIZABETH OF CHESTER DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (MSS WILL: WILL BOOK A1, PAGE 43; ESTATE PACKET: APT 82, PKG 1288) (1 FRAME). Names Indexed: JAMISON, ELIZABETH//JAMISON, ALEXANDER/JAMISON, JOHN/JAMISON, JANE//MCKEOWN, JOHN/MCULLY, EPHRAIM D./GORA, PETER/ Locations: CHESTER DISTRICT// Type: WILL (TYPESCRIPT)//.2 John W. Jamison witnessed the probate of the estate of Elizabeth Jamison on 4 April 1842 at Will Book "A", Folio# 43, Chester County, SC; Chester County Estate Papers, File# 82, Pack 1288, Frames: 79 - 84.3 John W. Jamison witnessed the probate of the estate of Jane Jamison on 27 April 1863 at Chester County, SC; John Jamison (Brother) - Executor.4 John W. Jamison died on 3 April 1874 at Chester County, South Carolina, at age 78.5

Citations

1. [S73] Edwin L. Green- University of South Carolina, A History of Richland County, Page 298.
2. [S79] Elizabeth Jamison Will unknown file number, Chester Co.,SC- Book "A", Page 43, Apt. 82, Pack.1288.
3. [S79] Elizabeth Jamison Will unknown file number.
4. [S165] Will of Jane Jamison- Chester Co.,SC Folio 204, Apt. 115, 252: Will of Jane Jamison- Chester Co.,SC- Folio 204, Apt. 115, Pack. 252.
5. [S74] Unknown author, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions - Chester County, SC, Record Type: Cemetery Inscriptions, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions.

Charlotte Jamison was born at Kershaw County, South Carolina.1 She was the daughter of David Jamison (Sr.). Charlotte Jamison married (?) Dancer. Her married name was Dancer. Charlotte Jamison 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.2

Citations

1. [S73] Edwin L. Green- University of South Carolina, A History of Richland County, Page 298.
2. [S138] Will of David Jamison - Richland Dist. Will Book "H", Page 473, Box 16, Package #398: Recorded in Will Book "H", page 473, Box# 16, Package #398.

Thomas Jamison was born circa 1785; Year of Birth taken from census using median age of 35 yrs old. He was the son of Alexander Jamison and Elizabeth Jamison. Thomas Jamison appeared on the census of 1800 at 1800 Chester County, Township Unknown, Page # 317, 0-0-0-10, 1-2-0-2-0-1 Found on Page 150- of Chester County, Chester County, SC; No sons, one daughter under 10, two daughters between 16-25, two females between 26-44 (0,0,0,1, - 1,2,0,2,0).1 He was naturalized on 2 November 1813 at Naturalization Petition, Chester County, SC; Found on Page 150- of Chester County Courthouse Records- Petition for Naturalization, dated 2 November 1813, the presiding judge was Judge Colcock- Sworn statement that they (Thomas Jamison and Alexander Jamison) had lived in America since Janurary of 1794, and had come from Ireland. The Sponsors were: William Egneso (?) and James Thompson Petition ofThomas Jamison sheweth that your petitioner is an alien, a native of Ireland in Great Britain, and a subject of the Kingdom of Great Britan that he is a free white man that he has been residing within the limits and under the juristiction of The United States since the month of January in the year 1794 and that it is bona fide intention to be come a naturalized Citizen of the United States...... Alex Jamison. Wm Egnew and James Thompson swore to his character 2 November 1813.2 He appeared on the census of 1820 at 1820 Chester Co.,Census, Chester Co., SC; Has no children, both he and his wife are between 27-45.3 He appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.,SC Census, page 342, Chester County, SC; Two sons shown under 5, Husband shown 30-40, wife shown 20-30.4 He appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.,SC Census-Page 291, Chester County, SC; One son under 5, one son between 5-10, one daughter under 5, He is shown between 30-40, wife is shown as between 20-30.5 He Shown in 'Pool of Petit Jurors'. At SC Dept. of Archives-Ser#S145002-Vol 1769, Page 00333, Chester County, SC. He witnessed the probate of the estate of Jane Jamison on 27 April 1863 at Chester County, SC; John Jamison (Brother) - Executor.6

Citations

1. [S125] 1800 Federal Census, unknown repository address.
2. [S75] Unknown repository unknown record type, unknown repository address.
3. [S126] 1820 Federa Census, unknown repository address.
4. [S161] 1830 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Page 342.
5. [S161] 1830 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Page 291.
6. [S165] Will of Jane Jamison- Chester Co.,SC Folio 204, Apt. 115, 252: Will of Jane Jamison- Chester Co.,SC- Folio 204, Apt. 115, Pack. 252.

Wylie James Jamison was the son of David Jamison (Sr.). Wylie James Jamison 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.1

Citations

1. [S138] Will of David Jamison - Richland Dist. Will Book "H", Page 473, Box 16, Package #398: Recorded in Will Book "H", page 473, Box# 16, Package #398.

James Jamison (1-A?) was born circa 1760 at 1810 Chester Co.,SC Census-Page # 262, (526), Chester Co., SC; Year of Birth determined by 1810 Chester Co. Census (Male age 50 yrs old.).1 He bought land Series Number:S213184 Volume:     0017 Page:00233 Item:013 Date: 1772/10/20 Description: JAMISON, JAMES, PLAT FOR 100 ACRES IN CRAVEN COUNTY. Names Indexed: BREMAR, JOHN/JAMISON, JAMES/WRIGHT, BENJAMIN/BURKS, JOHN/POWE, THOMAS/ Locations: CRAVEN COUNTY/MAPLE BRANCH Type: PLAT/ on 20 October 1772 at 100 Acre Plat in, Craven County, SC.2 He married Mary Tomb on 24 March 1804 at Implied Marriage, Kershaw County, SC; Shown in Kershaw Co.,SC, Deed Book 'E.3' James Jamison (1-A?) lived in 1810 at 1810 SC Cenus, Chester County, SC.4 He appeared on the census of 1810 at 1810 Chester Co.,SC Census,Page # 262, (526), Chester County, SC; Son between 16-25, dau is between 16-25-He is 45+, Wife is shown between 26-44 (0,0,1,0,1 - 0,0,1,1,0).1 He was a witness Elizabeth Gilmore petition requesting compensation In-Lieu of the Bounty Land that was granted for her husbands revolutionary service, but which was already owned. With Elizabeth Gilmore on 12 November 1824 at SC.5 James Jamison (1-A?) appeared on the census of 1830 at 1830 Chester Co.,SC Census- page 314, Chester County, SC; Shown 70-80, wife shown as 60-70.6 He NOTE: (A-1?) This is one of two "James Jamisons" -both found in the 1810 SC Chester Census-.

Citations

1. [S123] 1810 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Page # 262, (526?).
2. [S190] Craven County Land Deeds, SC: Plats from SC Archives & History - Ser# S213184, Volume 0017, Page 00233, Item 01.
3. [S85] Kershaw Co. Deed Book 'E', pages 245-246, Volume: Deed Book 'E', Pages 245-246.
4. [S123] 1810 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Page # 262, (526).
5. [S184] Chester County, SC Deed Records: Ser# S108092, Reel 0055, Frame 00138 (SC Archives & History).
6. [S161] 1830 unknown record type, unknown repository address, page 314.

Lewis Jamison died at Weldon, Decatur Co, IN.

William Jamison was born in 1870; His date of birth comes from the 1880 South Carolina Census - FHL Film# 1255226, Page 377D.1 He was the son of Henry Alfred Jamison. William Jamison appeared on the census of 1880 at 1880 South Carolina Census - FHL Film# 1255226, Page 377D, Dorchester, Colleton, SC; Shown at age 10 and at school in the 1880 South Carolina Census - FHL Film# 1255226, Page 377D.1

Citations

1. [S115] 1880 Federal Census, unknown repository address, FHL#1255237-pg 1778, 1880 South Carolina Census - FHL Film# 1255226, Page 377D.

Catherine Jamison married James McAllister. Her married name was McAllister. Catherine Jamison died in 1881.

Rebecca Jamison died in 1885.

Capt. James Jamison (2-A?) was born circa 1815; Year of his birth taken from 1860 Chester Co Census. (1860 Chester Co.,SC Census- Page 119, Dwelling 1012, lines 29-40+).1 He was the son of Gardner Jamison (Sr?) and Sarah Jamison. Capt. James Jamison (2-A?) married H. Melissia Ferguson, daughter of Abraham Ferguson and Elizabeth Edwards Ferguson; Implied Marriage in Court Appointment as Adminix.2 Capt. James Jamison (2-A?) appeared on the census of 1840 at 1840 Chester Co.,SC Census-page 296?, Chester County, SC; No Children, and husband & wife are shown between 20-30 age range.3 He Three "James Jamisons" on 1840 Chester Census Two of them on page 290 (20 in upper right corner) and one on page 292 (22 in upper right corner). In 1840. He appeared on the census of 19 August 1850 at 1850 Chester Co.SC Census, Chester County, SC.4 He appeared on the census of 23 August 1860 at 1860 Chester Co.,SC Census,pp 60, Chester County, SC; Names listed the the family.5 He died on 14 April 1870 at Estate Papers, Chester, Chester County, SC; Date of Death listed in the petition for letters of Administration.2 His estate was probated on 18 April 1870 at H.Melissa Jamison Adminx- May 18, 1870- Chester County, SC- Book#2, Page 216, Apt. 129, package 465, Chester County, SC; Wife H.Melissa Jamison, Adminx- for husband James Jamison, May 18, 1870- Chester County, SC- Book#2, Page 216, Apt. 129, package 465.6

     Children of Capt. James Jamison (2-A?) and H. Melissia Ferguson:

Isaac Newton Jamison+   b. 18 Sep 1843, d. 30 Jul 1908
Robert M. Jamison   b. 1846
E. Margaret Jamison   b. 1848
James Jamison   b. 1851
Abraham Jamison   b. 1855
Gardner Jamison   b. 1857
Lizzie Jamison   b. 1859

Citations

1. [S143] Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1860 Chester Co.,SC Census- Page 119, Dwelling 1012, lines 29-40+.
2. [S116] Probate for James Jamison-1870 unknown file number (Book#2, Page 216, Apt. 129, package 465).
3. [S162] 1840 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 296?.
4. [S142] 7 Aug1850 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Page 25, Lines 23-28.
5. [S143] Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1860 Chester Co.,SC Census, Page# 60, Dwelling 1012, Lines 32- 40.
6. [S116] Probate for James Jamison-1870 unknown file number (Book#2, Page 216, Apt. 129, package 465), Probate for James Jamison-1870- Wife H.Melissa Jamison Adminx- May 18, 1870- Chester County, SC- Book#2, Page 216, Apt. 129, package 465.

James Jamison was born in 1650 at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. He was the son of Alexander Jamison. James Jamison married an unknown person. He died at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

Alexander Jamison was born in 1625 at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. He married an unknown person. He died at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland.

     Child of Alexander Jamison:

James Jamison   b. 1650

Sarah Jamison was also known as Sarah Jamieson.1 She was born circa 1780 at Ireland. She was born in 1780 at Ireland; Place of Birth shown as Ireland.1 She married Gardner Jamison (Sr?), son of Robert Jamison (Sr?). Sarah Jamison witnessed the probate of the estate of Gardner Jamison (Sr?) in December 1826 at Chester County, SC; Listed in Probate Papers for Garner Jamison.2 Sarah Jamison appeared on the census of 7 August 1850 at 1850 Chester County, SC Census, lines 15-17, Dwelling 259, Chester County, SC; 1850 Chester County, SC Census, lines 15-17, Dwelling 259.1

     Children of Sarah Jamison and Gardner Jamison (Sr?):

Mary Jamison   b. 1799
Anne Jamison   b. c 1801
Squire David Jamison   b. c 1808
Capt. James Jamison (2-A?)+   b. c 1815, d. 14 Apr 1870
Robert Jamison (III?)+   b. 11 Jul 1816
Gardner Jamison (Jr?)   b. 5 Aug 1817, d. b 22 Nov 1847

     Children of Sarah Jamison:

Ann Jamieson   b. 1801
Sarah Jamieson   b. 1825

Citations

1. [S142] 7 Aug1850 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1850 Chester County, SC Census.
2. [S160] Probate for Gardner Jamison unknown file number (File 31, Pack 469, Book "J",Page 199).

George P. Jamison sold the land GEORGE P. JAMISON TO CHARLES D. WILSON FOR THE SUM OF $800.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO CHARLES D. WILSON 100 ACRES MORE OR LESS, SITUTATED ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF BLYTHEWOOD, BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY LANDS OF J.R. BROOME, EAST BY LAND NOW OR FORMELY OF HUFFMAN AND HOUSE, SOUTH BY LANDS…….., OF LANDS OF HEIRS AT LAW OF SUSAN A. JAMISON, DECEASED, AND BEING A PORTION OF THE …. BROOME ESTATE. SIGNED:     D. G. W. JAMISON           W. B. JAMISON           G. P. JAMISON (GEORGE P. JAMISON) (HEIR AT LAW OF SUSAN P. JAMISON) RENUNCIATION OF DOWER SALIE P. JAMISON - WIFE OF W.B. JAMISON SIGNED: 19 FEBUARY 1909 DEED BOOK "BD" PAGE 40 FILM ROLL # C7706 on 19 February 1909 at Fairfield County, SC. He witnessed the sale of the land of William Preston Broome on 14 February 1913 at Richland County, GA; State of Georgia Richmond County Whereas W. P. Broom had heretofore claimed an interest in the property hereafter described as heir-at-law Whereas, the said W.P. Broom has and does by these premises relinquished and all claims Therefore know men by these present that I, W. P. Broom in the State aforesaid & Richmond County, in further consideration of the sum of five dollars ($5) to me in hand paid, at & before the sealing of these presents by D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, in the State aforesaid, County of Richmond, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold & released, and by these present do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, all that tract or parcel of land containing 100 acres more or less lying and being in Fairfield County, South Carolina, situated one-half mile East of Blythewood, and being known as part of the land of the Broom Estate, plat of same being of record in the Clerk's Office at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina. Together with all and singular the Rights, Members, Hereditaments (?), Appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold all and singular to the said premises before mentioned unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs & assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, Executors and Administrators, to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs and assigns against me and my heirs and anyone whom so ever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand & seal this 14th day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Thirteen and in the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth year of the Sovereignty & Independence of the United States of America. Signed: W. P. Broom Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of Madison Appling, J. W. Buick (??) (From S.C. Archives & History - "Fairfield Co. Clerk of the Court Deed Book AW, pages 558-559 - W. P. Broom - Film Roll# C7703).1

Citations

1. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AW", Pages 558-559- Film Roll C7703.

D.G. W. Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of George P. Jamison on 19 February 1909 at Fairfield County, SC; GEORGE P. JAMISON TO CHARLES D. WILSON FOR THE SUM OF $800.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO CHARLES D. WILSON 100 ACRES MORE OR LESS, SITUTATED ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF BLYTHEWOOD, BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY LANDS OF J.R. BROOME, EAST BY LAND NOW OR FORMELY OF HUFFMAN AND HOUSE, SOUTH BY LANDS…….., OF LANDS OF HEIRS AT LAW OF SUSAN A. JAMISON, DECEASED, AND BEING A PORTION OF THE …. BROOME ESTATE. SIGNED:     D. G. W. JAMISON           W. B. JAMISON           G. P. JAMISON (GEORGE P. JAMISON) (HEIR AT LAW OF SUSAN P. JAMISON) RENUNCIATION OF DOWER SALIE P. JAMISON - WIFE OF W.B. JAMISON SIGNED: 19 FEBUARY 1909 DEED BOOK "BD" PAGE 40 FILM ROLL # C7706. D.G. W. Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of William Preston Broome on 14 February 1913 at Richland County, GA; State of Georgia Richmond County Whereas W. P. Broom had heretofore claimed an interest in the property hereafter described as heir-at-law Whereas, the said W.P. Broom has and does by these premises relinquished and all claims Therefore know men by these present that I, W. P. Broom in the State aforesaid & Richmond County, in further consideration of the sum of five dollars ($5) to me in hand paid, at & before the sealing of these presents by D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, in the State aforesaid, County of Richmond, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold & released, and by these present do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, all that tract or parcel of land containing 100 acres more or less lying and being in Fairfield County, South Carolina, situated one-half mile East of Blythewood, and being known as part of the land of the Broom Estate, plat of same being of record in the Clerk's Office at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina. Together with all and singular the Rights, Members, Hereditaments (?), Appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold all and singular to the said premises before mentioned unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs & assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, Executors and Administrators, to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs and assigns against me and my heirs and anyone whom so ever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand & seal this 14th day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Thirteen and in the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth year of the Sovereignty & Independence of the United States of America. Signed: W. P. Broom Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of Madison Appling, J. W. Buick (??) (From S.C. Archives & History - "Fairfield Co. Clerk of the Court Deed Book AW, pages 558-559 - W. P. Broom - Film Roll# C7703).1

Citations

1. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AW", Pages 558-559- Film Roll C7703.

W. B. Jamison married Salie P. Jamison; Implied Marriage- Renunciation of Dower- by Sallie P. Jamison, listed as the wife of W.B. Jamison- In Land Deed Book "BC", page 204, Roll# C7705. W. B. Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of George P. Jamison on 19 February 1909 at Fairfield County, SC; GEORGE P. JAMISON TO CHARLES D. WILSON FOR THE SUM OF $800.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO CHARLES D. WILSON 100 ACRES MORE OR LESS, SITUTATED ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF BLYTHEWOOD, BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY LANDS OF J.R. BROOME, EAST BY LAND NOW OR FORMELY OF HUFFMAN AND HOUSE, SOUTH BY LANDS…….., OF LANDS OF HEIRS AT LAW OF SUSAN A. JAMISON, DECEASED, AND BEING A PORTION OF THE …. BROOME ESTATE. SIGNED:     D. G. W. JAMISON           W. B. JAMISON           G. P. JAMISON (GEORGE P. JAMISON) (HEIR AT LAW OF SUSAN P. JAMISON) RENUNCIATION OF DOWER SALIE P. JAMISON - WIFE OF W.B. JAMISON SIGNED: 19 FEBUARY 1909 DEED BOOK "BD" PAGE 40 FILM ROLL # C7706. W. B. Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of William Preston Broome on 14 February 1913 at Richland County, GA; State of Georgia Richmond County Whereas W. P. Broom had heretofore claimed an interest in the property hereafter described as heir-at-law Whereas, the said W.P. Broom has and does by these premises relinquished and all claims Therefore know men by these present that I, W. P. Broom in the State aforesaid & Richmond County, in further consideration of the sum of five dollars ($5) to me in hand paid, at & before the sealing of these presents by D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, in the State aforesaid, County of Richmond, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold & released, and by these present do grant, bargain, sell and release unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, all that tract or parcel of land containing 100 acres more or less lying and being in Fairfield County, South Carolina, situated one-half mile East of Blythewood, and being known as part of the land of the Broom Estate, plat of same being of record in the Clerk's Office at Winnsboro, Fairfield County, South Carolina. Together with all and singular the Rights, Members, Hereditaments (?), Appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in anywise appertaining to have and to hold all and singular to the said premises before mentioned unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs & assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself, my heirs, Executors and Administrators, to warrant and forever defend all and singular the said premises unto the said D. G. W. Jamison, George P. Jamison, and W. B. Jamison, their heirs and assigns against me and my heirs and anyone whom so ever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof. Witness my hand & seal this 14th day of February in the year of our Lord One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Thirteen and in the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth year of the Sovereignty & Independence of the United States of America. Signed: W. P. Broom Signed, Sealed & delivered in the presence of Madison Appling, J. W. Buick (??) (From S.C. Archives & History - "Fairfield Co. Clerk of the Court Deed Book AW, pages 558-559 - W. P. Broom - Film Roll# C7703).1

Citations

1. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AW", Pages 558-559- Film Roll C7703.

Susan P. Jamison was Type: BIOGRAPHY She is listed as 'Heir-at-Law' in above land transaction, so relationship is difficult to determine. On 1 January 2003.

Salie P. Jamison married W. B. Jamison; Implied Marriage- Renunciation of Dower- by Sallie P. Jamison, listed as the wife of W.B. Jamison- In Land Deed Book "BC", page 204, Roll# C7705. Her married name was Jamison. Salie P. Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of George P. Jamison on 19 February 1909 at Fairfield County, SC; GEORGE P. JAMISON TO CHARLES D. WILSON FOR THE SUM OF $800.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO CHARLES D. WILSON 100 ACRES MORE OR LESS, SITUTATED ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF BLYTHEWOOD, BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY LANDS OF J.R. BROOME, EAST BY LAND NOW OR FORMELY OF HUFFMAN AND HOUSE, SOUTH BY LANDS…….., OF LANDS OF HEIRS AT LAW OF SUSAN A. JAMISON, DECEASED, AND BEING A PORTION OF THE …. BROOME ESTATE. SIGNED:     D. G. W. JAMISON           W. B. JAMISON           G. P. JAMISON (GEORGE P. JAMISON) (HEIR AT LAW OF SUSAN P. JAMISON) RENUNCIATION OF DOWER SALIE P. JAMISON - WIFE OF W.B. JAMISON SIGNED: 19 FEBUARY 1909 DEED BOOK "BD" PAGE 40 FILM ROLL # C7706.

Alexander Jamison was born on 19 September 1753 at Ireland; Fairfield County Cemeteries-Vol III, page #50.1 He was naturalized on 2 November 1813; Chester County Naturalization Papers (Fr. 419 - Pk 398-401) Petition of Alexander Jamison sheweth that your petitioner is an alien, a native of Ireland in Great Britain, and a subject of the Kingdom of Great Britan that he is a free white man that he has been residing within the limits and under the juristiction of The United States since the month of January in the year 1794 and that it is bona fide intention to be come a naturalized Citizen of the United States...... Alex Jamison. Wm Egnew and James Thompson swore to his character 2 November 1813.2 He married Elizabeth Jamison on 11 January 1821; Implied Marriage - She relinquished dower in sale of land to Joseph Night, with her husband Alexander Jamison. Alexander Jamison witnessed the probate of the estate of Ann McQuiston in December 1832 at Chester County, SC; Listed in the Wiil of Ann McQuiston-.3 Alexander Jamison died on 19 February 1835 at Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery, Blackstock, Fairfield County, SC, at age 81; Cemetery Inscription.1

     Children of Alexander Jamison and Elizabeth Jamison:

Betsey Jamison
Margaret Jamison
Thomas Jamison   b. c 1785
Mary Jamison+   b. 1786, d. 21 Nov 1869
Jane Jamison   b. 27 Jan 1793, d. 27 Jan 1863
John W. Jamison   b. 3 Apr 1796, d. 3 Apr 1874
Alexander Jamison (Jr.)   b. 18 Dec 1809, d. 1 Dec 1861

Citations

1. [S74] Unknown author, Hopewell A.R.P Church Cemetery Inscriptions - Chester County, SC, Record Type: Cemetery Inscriptions, Fairfield County Cemeteries-Vol III, page #50.
2. [S78] Unknown repository unknown record type, unknown repository address.
3. [S167] Will of Ann McQuiston- Chester Co.,SC: Will of Ann McQuiston- Chester Co.,SC- Will Typescript-MSS Will: Book "K", Page 184, Apt.49, Pack 781.

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