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John Henry Bateman [Male] b. 1878
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Wade H. Knight Cemetery, Humphrey Co., Waverly, TN
14011
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Dugger/Oakgrove Missionary Baptist Church, Humphreys Co., TN
14012
Oakgrove Missionary Baptist Church, Humphreys Co., TN
14013
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Oakgrove Missionary Baptist Church, Humphreys Co., TN
14014
Mount Zion Cemetery, Enville, Chester Co., TN
14015
Thanks to Lynn Fussell's Genealogy
BIRTH-DEATH:Tombstone Data, Mt. Zion Cemetery. Spelling, JAMISON.
!MARRIAGE:James' three daughters were all born in SC according to thecensus,
the oldest about 1834. This suggests that James married about 1833 atthe age
of about 25. He was not "Head of Household" and did not show up as suchin 1830
SC census; his father has not been identified in the 1830 census. Hisyoungest
daughter was born about 1838 in SC and James Garner in 1841 in TNaccording to
Census. James has not been found in the 1840 census of either SC or TNbut
deeds show he and Mary were in SC in December of 1841. Doubt if they didmuch
commuting between SC and TN with small baby.
CENSUS:1810 Chester Co. SC, p. 266. James Jamison 20010-30010. Microfilm.
One of two male under 10 is James J. Jamison.
CENSUS:1850 McNairy Co., TN, Dist. 12, line 26, p. 199B-100B. Microfilm.
DEED: P. 622, No. 567. James Jamison and wife Mary Jamison of ChesterDistrict
of the State of South Carolina to Miles Thompson 31.8 A in said Districtfor
$236.87. Witness our hands and seals this 3 day of December 1841. JamesJamison
and Mary Jamison.
P. 623. I, T. G. Mills, a magistrate in for for said District certifythat Mary
Jamison did appear before me and after being privately examined by me did
declare that the within Deed was positively and bona fide. 11 December1841.
Mary Jamison.
DEED:McNairy County Records: Aug. 3, 1870 --- ".. the Chancery Court...decreed
the sale of 20 acres. ... to the highest bidder at the courthouse doorsin
the town of Purdy. ... James H. O'Neal became the purchaser ... $300. N.C.
Riggs, C & M of the Chancery Court. (Book K, p. 644.)
Mount Zion Cemetery, Enville, Chester Co., TN
14016
14017
Rest Haven Cemetery on Coley Property
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He owned and operated a Genara store on Long Fork Creek. He died ofpneumonia. Eason was chart er member of Long Fork Baptist church. Easonand Amy Lee Carter had 4 children; Vicky, Willia m Elmer, Robe rt Earnestand Mollie Lela.
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See Vol. 1 # 596 for Brandon Family. Relations to the Heltons & Pitts.
Easter/Esther S. Brandon's middle initial from grave stone. Some recordsmay indicate a "G" r ather than an "S". This may be incorrect because thegrave stone of her infant daughter who di ed in 1895 r ecords Carrie A.Jamison dau. of Andrew & E. S. Jamison Oct. 9, 1894 Mar. 31, 189 5.
It's also interesting to note that the monument states: "Easter S.Brandon wife of Andrew Jami son" Other stones in the cemetery are madewith wife's full name and their husband that make t he records n ice. Thename has been verified by this researcher on the stone as also recorded on page 92 of the records created by the Rutherford Co., HistoricalSociety for cemetery No. 1 14 by Steve Cates in 196 9.
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Unknown if any connection but recorded in FTM files there is a John H.
WORD married into
the BRADLEY family to Martha Catherine BRADLEY as given below. The
birth dates seem to be close.
Descendants of Robert BRADLEY
196. Beverly6 BRADLEY (James B.5, Beverly4, Robert3, John2,
Robert1) was born June 07, 1828 in Barren Co., Ky., and died February 02,
1907 in Metcalfe Co., Ky.. He married Martha "Patsy" WITHERS February 09,
1849 in Barren Co., Ky., daughter of James WITHERS and Martha CLACK.
Children of Beverly BRADLEY and Martha WITHERS are:
444 i. James7 BRADLEY, born October 1850 in Barren Co., Ky.. He
married Sarah A. SMITH
December 07, 1876 in Metcalfe Co., Ky.
445 ii. Mary Jane BRADLEY, born December 15, 1853 in Barren Co., Ky.
446 iii. Nancy E. BRADLEY, born June 08, 1855 in Barren Co., Ky.;
died February 20, 1911 in Metcalfe Co., Ky. She married
John T. PAGE April 15, 1892 in Metcalfe Co., Ky..
447 iv. BRADLEY, born November 06, 1857 in Barren Co., Ky.; died
November 12, 1857 in Barren
Co., Ky.
448 v. Martha Catherine BRADLEY, born Abt 1859 in Barren Co., Ky..
She married John H. WORD.
449 vi. Benjamin W. BRADLEY, born December 30, 1861 in Metcalfe
Co., Ky.; died December 28,
1946.
450 vii. Edwin A. BRADLEY, born May 18, 1864 in Metcalfe Co., Ky.;
died January 06, 1956 in
Metcalfe Co., Ky.
451 viii. Eliza L. BRADLEY, born Abt 1867 in Metcalfe Co., Ky..
She married William Preston
WHITLOW December 03, 1891 in Metcalfe Co., Ky.
452 ix. Lucy Margaret BRADLEY, born August 1872 in Metcalfe Co.,
Ky.; died May 08, 1912 in
Metcalfe Co., Ky..
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Mount Zion Cemetery, Enville, Chester Co., TN
14020
Mount Zion Cemetery, Enville, Chester Co., TN
14021
Mount Zion Cemetery, Enville, Chester Co., TN
14022
14023
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BIRTH:Will of father, Robert Jameson of South Carolina, District ofChester,
dated 17th February 1813. Names eight children: five sons, Robert,Garner,
James, John and David and three daughters, Sally McCaw, Rebecka and her
husband, Archabald Boyd, and Ann and her husband, John Cherry. No wifewas
mentioned.
CENSUS:1790 Camden Dist., Chester Co., SC
Males Females
Robert Jamison >16 2 <16 3 4
1800 Chester Co., SC. p. 75. Microfilm.
<10, 10<16, 16<26, 26<45, +45
Robert Jameson 0 1 2 0 1 -- 00001
1810 Chester Co., SC. p. 266. Microfilm.
James Jamison 2 0 0 1 0 -- 30010
One of the two males <10 is James JAMISON, born Aug. 30, 1808.
Chester Co. SC deed records No. C, 1839-42. LDS MF 23331 30 December
1840. Sally Jamieson, widow of Garner Jamieson, & Robert Jamieson,Gardner
Jamieson, James Jamieson, Jr., Mary Jamieson and Ann Jamieson, heirs ofGarner
Jamieson to James Jamieson. Proved 7 March 1842.
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BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Will of Robert JAMESON of South Carolina, Districtof
Chester, dated 17th February 1813. Names eight children: five sons,Robert,
Garner, James, John, and David and three daughters, Sally McCaw, Rebeckaand her husband, Arc habald, and Ann and her husband John Cherry. No wifewas mentioned.
Passengers on Lord Dunlunce:
Persons who had lately arrived on the ship Lord Dunlunce from Irelandwith Rev. Martin presen ted petitions for warrants of survey 6 January1773 as listed in the South Carolina Council Jo urnal(No. 37 , pp15-25).Those issued in Chester area were:
Robt. Jamieson, 250 acres on waters of Rocky Creek bordered by Robt.
Coulter, John Casey, Thomas Huston, David Grimes and Mary Coulter.
"A Goodley Heritage", History of Chester County, SC compiled by Anne P.
Collins, (Collins Publications:Columbia, SC, 1986). p. 22, 23.
CENSUS:1790 Camden Dist., Chester Co., SC
Males Females
Robert Jamison >16 2 <16 3 4
1800 Chester Co., SC. p. 75. Microfilm.
<10, 10<16, 16<26, 26<45, +45
Robert Jameson 0 1 2 0 1 -- 00001
1810 Chester Co., SC. p. 270, 266 & 265. Microfilm.
Robert Jamison 2 0 1 0 1 -- 00100
James Jamison 2 0 0 1 0 -- 30010
John Jamison 1 0 0 1 0 -- 10000
The 1790 census indicates seven children, 4 males and 3 females. The will
named 8. The eldest son had probably left home by the 1790 census.
The 1800 census indicates 3 sons at home and no daughters. Robert's wifeis
still living.
The 1810 census is explained as follows: The wife has died and Robert isliving
with his youngest son who is married and has two children under 10. This
youngest son is believed to be David since Robert was most generous withhim in
his will. The other two sons 16<26 in 1800 census are James and John in1810
census. Robert and Garner mentioned in the will have not been located.
Assuming Robert died in 1813 at about the age of 63 would make his birthyear
1750. He probably was married by 1772 and the first child born by 1773.This
was probably Robert since a male was unaccounted for in 1790 census andit was
the custom to name the first male after the father and first female after
the mother. From the census records we can deduce that David's birth was
about 1785; so all eight children were born between 1773 and 1785, atwelve
year period.
The children were not arranged in birth order as named in the will. Theyhave
been arranged based on studying the available data.
The earliest Jamieson to immigrate from Ireland to South Carolina isbelieved
to be JOHN JAMIESON who was granted 50 acres 26 June 1736. This 50 acreswas
inherited by his son, WILLIAM JAMIESON. WILLIAM JAMIESON was granted 350
acres 5 October 1756. AGNES STITT of the Parish of Annahill, Co. ofAntrim,
Ireland, sister of WILLIAM JAMIESON, deeds land to her son WILLIAM STITT
of Craven Co. SC. JOHN JAMIESON, was probably a relative of ROBERTJAMIESON
and the Parish of Annahill, County of Antrim may have been his home. Need
research to prove.
"South Carolina Deed Abstracts 1719-1773", Vol. IV, Langley, Clara A.,(Southern
Historical Press: Easley, SC, 1984).
MILITARY: "Stub Entries to Indents", Issued in Payment of Claims AgainstSouth Carolina Growin g out of the Revolution, Books Y-Z, Edited by A. S.Halley, Jr.. Historical Commission of Sout h Carolina, 1927.
Supplemental Ancestor Certificate for Sons of American Revolution
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