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Hamilton Jameson [Male] b. 24 DEC 1774
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Mr. Jameson was a merchant applying his trade in VA and AL. WilliamMorton became his apprenti ce. He and his family removed from Charlottecounty around 1812 and settled first in Madison a nd shortly a fter inLawrence county, Alabama settling at Muscle Shoals where he probablydied . He is listed below in these tax lists.
1815 Jemison Edmund Madison County Al Tax List
1816 Jemison Edmund Madison County Al Mississippi Territory Census.
"This Indenture made and entered into this sixteenth day of February,1818, between Edmund Jam eson and Nancy, his wife, of the one part, andJos. W. Scott of the other part, Witnesseth tha t for and in considerationof the sum of three thousand dollars to them in hand paid, the rece iptwhereof is hereby acknowledged, they, the said Jameson and his wife,have this day bargain ed and sold and by thes e presents do bargain andsell all the land which has fallen to him, t he said Jameson, as one ofthe heirs of Col. Thomas Read, senior, late of Charlotte county, an d hisinterest being one undivided t wenty-fifth part of all the lands to whichhe, the said, R ead, decd., entitled to him, the said Jos. W. Scott, hisheirs and assigns forever, and they , the said Jameson and wife, do forthemselves the ir heirs &c. warrant and will forever defen d the title ofsaid lands to him the said Jos. W. Scott forever, free from the claims ofall pe rsons, as witnesses our hands and seals the day and year abovewritten.
Test: Edmund Jameson L. S.
Elbert H. Thompson Nancy Jameson L.S.[4]
Martha S. Thompson"
"Alabama Territory, Madison County, S. S. personally appeared before meObadiah Jones, Esq . A Judge of the said Territory, the within named Edmund
Jameson, who acknowledged that he signed, sealed, and delivered theforegoing deed, on the da y and year therein mentioned, to the aforesaidJos. W. Scott. And I further certify that I hav e examined Na ncy Jameson,the wife of said Edmund Jameson, since she signed the within deedse parate and apart from her said husband and that on her examination thesiad Nancy acknowledge d and declared that the si fned, sealed anddelivered the same as her voluntary act and deed f reely, without anyfear, threats or compulsion of her husband.-
Given under my hand and seal this 16th day of February, 1818.
Obadiah Jones, L. S.[4]
Judge of the superior court of the aforesaid Territory."
Recorded 2/19/1818, book D, pages 150 & 151 H. Minor R. O. C.[6]
Charlotte co., VA Court 8/5/1818 indenture was presented into court andrecorded.[7]
He removed to Lawrence co., AL where he had his last three childrenbefore he died. Nancy Jami son moved her family after her husband's deathto Rutherford Co., TN
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23 Dec 1806 Marriage to Edmund JAMESON. The family moved from Charlotte Co., VA, to Lawrence Co., AL in 1812 and settled near Muscle Shoals.
16 Feb 1818 Sale of Alabama Territory land from Edmund & Nancy Jameson, land inherited from Co. Thomas Read, Sr., late of Charlotte Co. for $3000 to Jos. W. SCOTT.
17 Mar 1827 Death of Edmund JAMESON, Alabama
24 Oct, 1850 US Census. Millersburg Dist., Rutherford Co., TN. Enumeration of Thomas (43) & Catharine (25) Jamison and Robert S. (2). (mother) Nancy Jamison (61) of Virginia is living adjacent. ownes 2100 acres.
14 Jun, 1860 US Census. Fosterville, Rutherford Co., TN. Enumeration of N. Jameson, 71, of VA.
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Last Will and Testament and probate for Nancy Jameson:
"This is my last will and testament, July 6, 1858, in my perfect mind andunderstanding, I hav e a right to what property I have and to do what Iplease with it. I leave my property to my s on Thomas H. Jameson, and hiswife, Catherine Jameson, during their lifetime, and at their dea th to beequally divided between my son's Thomas H. Jameson's children. I leave myland to be e qually divided between the boys. I leave Aggy to myGranddaughter Eliza and Athala to Nancy Te nnessee and their heirs. I givethem to their heirs, or the Heirs of their body; if either o f them dies,the property to go to th e other. My daughter, Sarah Gibson, has had herfull shar e. I give her Becky, during her lifetime, and at her death to myGranddaughter, Nancy Gibson . Becky and her heirs for Nancy Gibson and herheir s of her body. I give my bed and bed cloth es to my Grandson RobertScott Jameson. I set Sooky and Phillis free, my son Thomas to take ca reof them during their lifetime.
Nancy Jameson"
"My son, Thomas to have the entire management of my property himself. Heis at liberty to sel l the land, if it be his wish to do so.
Nancy Jameson"
Attest:
M. T. I. Clemens
S. B. Robinson.
State of Tennessee
County Court, June Term, 1865.
Rutherford County
The foregoing last will and testament of Nancy Jameson, deceased, wasthis day presented in op en court for probate, and the execution thereofwas duly proven by the oaths of M. T. I. Cleme ns and S. B. Robinson, thesubscribing witnesses thereto, and was certified for registration.
Witness my hand at office this 5th day of June, 1865
John Jones, Clk."
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