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| 1 | 1850 US Census family residing with Alexander McMullen b. 1787 Ireland. 1860 US Census Alexander McMullin b. 1785 Ireland residing with family. | Jemmison, Isaac (I185)
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| 2 | 1850 USA Census fives family name as Jennison for William and Mary (parents) but as Jemison for rest of household. Appears to be transcription error as name is Jemison in census document. | Jamison, Samuel (I94)
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| 3 | 1870 USA Census gives the family name as Jemison. | Jamison, Samuel (I94)
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| 4 | 1880 US Census gives William Jameson b. 1845 England in the household with the family. Believe this to be a transcription error and possibly Mortimer b. 1845 England as he is missing from the household. Their is another (presume child to the couple) in the household named William J b. 1856 CT. | Jameson, William (I790)
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| 5 | Manifest Transcript | Jamison, John (I113)
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| 6 | A "Hava M. Jamison" (b.1905, in Idaho) can be found living with a Joseph and Minnie Mcarthur, in South Shenago, Crawford Co., PA, at the time of the 1920. This is likely the Clara M Jamison daughter of James and Eva Jameson, and likely sent to PA alone with her siblings after their mother died in 1914. Hava's relationship to this Joseph and Minnie Mcarthur is not known. | Jamison, Clara M. (I921)
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| 7 | A memorial has been established for Betty on Find A Grave that suggests that she is buried in the Rundell Cemetery, Conneautville, Crawford Co., PA. The creator of the memorial has provided a birth date but there isn't any death information. There is a possibility that she is still living. | Schultz, Betty Frances (I736)
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| 8 | A memorial has been established for Clyde on Find A Grave that suggests that he is buried in the Rundell Cemetery, Conneautville, Crawford Co., PA. The creator of the memorial has provided a birth date but there isn't any death information. There is a possibility that Clyde is still living. | Jamison, Clyde Edward Jr. (I735)
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| 9 | Adopted and raised by Bertha's second husband, James H. Jameson. Assumed the Jamison surname. | ?, Jay D. (I928)
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| 10 | After the death of her mother in 1914, Catherine was sent to Crawford Co., PA, where she was lived with Gibson and Sarah Hurlbert (aunt and uncle), whereafter she lived, married and died. | Jamison, Catherine Luella (I929)
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| 11 | After the death of her mother in 1914, Gladis was sent to Crawford Co., PA, where she was lived with Charles and Anna Royal, whereafter she lived, married and died. | Jamison, Gladis E. (I922)
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| 12 | After the death of his mother in 1914, Raymond was sent to Crawford Co., PA, where she was lived with Charles and Carrie Jameson (his aunt and uncle), whereafter she lived, married and died. | Jamison, Raymond M. (I923)
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| 13 | Age given as 45 in 1850 US Census making year of birth in 1805. | Unknown, Catherine (I168)
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| 14 | Age is 50 not 30 making year of birth in 1803 (not 1823 as originally recorded). | Jameson (nee Gilmore), Judith (I494)
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| 15 | Age is 51 not 31 making year of birth in 1802 (not 1822 as originally recorded). | Jameson, Thomas (I490)
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| 16 | Alexander arrived in America, at Philadelphia, in 1851 aboard the ship "Philadelphia," with his parents and two brothers. No definitive records can be found about him (or any of the others) that can be said to prove, without any doubt, that this record is him. However this Alexander Jamison, a Jonathan Jamison and a William Jamison, all of the appropriate ages and background, can be found in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in the 1960 census, each living in separate households. The parents, William and Jane Jameson however, cannot be found here, or anywhere for that matter, suggesting this family had, for some unknown reason, broken apart. Furthermore, all the information presented here, however accurate onto itself, is therefore circumstantial as to its possible connection to the family as it is known. | Jamison, Alexander (I637)
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| 17 | Alexander's birth dates are all over the place depending on the document. The emigration ship's passage may be the most contemporaneous. It suggests 1848, but that is hard to read and could be 1846. The IGI says 7 January 1846 for his Christening, but does not identify is source. | Jamison, Alexander (I637)
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| 18 | All of the children, except Henry and perhaps Clark, were sent to Crawford Co., PA, after the death of their mother, Eva Jamison, in 1914. The children were split up and can be found living with relatives and friends. | Family: James Henry Jamison / Evalena Marshall (F140)
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| 19 | Alternate Birth date 1838 | Demmitt, Mary Ann (I712)
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| 20 | Alternate marriage date of 23 Dec 1897 | Family: William Philip Jamison / Carrie May Cousins (F55)
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| 21 | Appears in the 1860 and 1870 census, apparently as a son, with Andrew and Sarah. | Jamison, Andrew (I845)
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| 22 | Birth may have been 30 Nov 1861 | Jamison, James Orin (I838)
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| 23 | Burial records his year of birth in 1838. | Jamieson, Latham (I308)
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| 24 | Came to America in 1847, landing in New York April 14. In July of the same year they came by canal as far as Buffalo, N. Y., and from there to Erie, Pennsylvania in a boat, then on foot to Irishtown, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. They eventually settled in Lake Township, Mercer Co,. Pennsylvania where they purchased a farm. | Jamison, Alexander (I41)
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| 25 | Death sometimes listed as 20 Dec 1880, Mercer Co., PA, but without reference | McKay, Jane (I42)
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| 26 | Death sometimes listed as 25 Jun 1853, Lake Twp., Mercer Co., PA, but without reference | Jamison, Alexander (I41)
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| 27 | Given name may have been "Have M. Jamison" | Jamison, Clara M. (I921)
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| 28 | Given name may have been "Mary." | Jamison, Myrtle (I848)
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| 29 | Given name sometimes "Madline" or "Madeline" | Jamison, Maude Emaline (I664)
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| 30 | Given name sometimes spelled "Christena." | Jamison, Christianna (I717)
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| 31 | Gravestone gives birth date as 1836 | Demmitt, Mary Ann (I712)
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| 32 | Have presumed that these two are related given that they are listed together on the shipping manifest. | Family: Unknown Jamison / (F97)
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| 33 | Headstone of couple gives a list of children - Samuel, Jennie, Alexander, Dea and Willie. Also Alex M Millen d. 18 Oct 1860, aged 75 years. | Jemmison, Isaac (I185)
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| 34 | Headstone of parents gives a list of children - Samuel, Jennie, Alexander, Dea and Willie. Also Alex M Millen d. 18 Oct 1860, aged 75 years. | Jamieson, Alexander (I786)
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| 35 | Immigration records gives her year of birth in 1828. | Jemmison, Jane (I182)
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| 36 | Immigration records gives his year of birth in 1822. | Jemmison, Isaac (I185)
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| 37 | It appears he used his first name as William or Phillip, interchangeably, throughout his life. | Jamison, William Philip (I662)
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| 38 | It is often listed that Mary G. Jamison was born January 18, 1879. There is however, a notarized copy of a delayed certificate of birth from the Iowa State Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics which attests to the validity of change in the birth information for Mary G. Jamison, based on four corroborating sources - 1) the Washington Co. Census record of June 1, 1880, which shows Mary Jamison, a 2 yr old daughter, enumerated with the family of William and Rosy Jamison in Pleasant township, Monroe Co, Iowa, 2) an employment record for Mary dated Sept 17, 1918, 3) an insurance record from Sept 27, 1930, and a family birth record dated April 27, 1878. The delayed birth certificate is dated Feb 25, 1942, with a document stamp of #125686. Unfortunately there was an error on this certificate. Mary's full name at birth wasn't listed as Jamison, but inadvertently filled in with her married name at the time of the document's issue, Mary G. Stevenson, obviously causing some confusion. | Jamison, Mary G. (I663)
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| 39 | It is often listed that Maude. Jamison was born January 18, 1879. There is however, a notarized copy of a delayed certificate of birth from the Iowa State Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics which attests to the validity of change in the birth information for Mary G. Jamison, based on four corroborating sources - 1) the Washington Co. Census record of June 1, 1880, which shows Mary Jamison, a 2 yr old daughter, enumerated with the family of William and Rosy Jamison in Pleasant township, Monroe Co, Iowa, 2) an employment record for Mary dated Sept 17, 1918, 3) an insurance record from Sept 27, 1930, and a family birth record dated April 27, 1878. The delayed birth certificate is dated Feb 25, 1942, with a document stamp of #125686. Unfortunately there was an error on this certificate. Mary's full name at birth wasn't listed as Jamison, but inadvertently filled in with her married name at the time of the document's issue, Mary G. Stevenson, obviously causing some confusion. Since Maude Jamison was born a twin sister, the same adjusted birth date of April 27, 187, would apply to her as well. | Jamison, Maude Emaline (I664)
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| 40 | Jonathan arrived in America, at Philadelphia, in 1851 aboard the ship "Philadelphia," with his parents and two brothers. No definitive records can be found about him (or any of the others) that can be said to prove, without any doubt, that this record is him. However this Jonathan Jamison, a William Jamison and an Alexander Jamison, all of the appropriate ages and background, can be found in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in the 1960 census, each living in separate households. The parents, William and Jane Jameson however, cannot be found here, or anywhere for that matter, suggesting this family had, for some unknown reason, broken apart. Furthermore, all the information presented here, however accurate onto itself, is therefore circumstantial as to its possible connection to the family as it is known.
| Jamison, Jonathan (I293)
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| 41 | Jonathan's birth dates are all over the place depending on the document. The emigration ship's passage may be the most contemporaneous. It suggests 1842. The IGI says 10 May 1841 but does not identify its source. | Jamison, Jonathan (I293)
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| 42 | Listed as "Jno J. Jamison" in the 1900 Federal Census (ID( Listed as "Gerald Jamison" in the 1910 Federal Census (CA) Listed as "Gerald J. Jamison" in the 1920 Federal Census (ID) | Jamison, James G. (I905)
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| 43 | Lived in Crawford Co., PA | Jamison, James (I48)
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| 44 | Lived in Jackson Twp., Mercer Co., PA | Jamison, Sarah Ann (I45)
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| 45 | Lived in Mercer Co., PA | Jamison, Alexander (I44)
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| 46 | Lived in Sandy Lake Twp., Mercer Co., PA | Jamison, Ellen (I47)
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| 47 | Lived in Sharpsville, Mercer Co., PA | Jamison, Daniel (I49)
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| 48 | Maude's 1923 marriage record with Henry Knocke lists her as "Divorced." | Family: Charles Noble Lock / Maude Emaline Jamison (F53)
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| 49 | may be "J. Johnson" | Jameson, J (I357)
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| 50 | May have been "Margaret." | Jamison, Margaret (I666)
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