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Martha JAMESON (AFN:1T2X-FVF)
Born: 1800
Place: Woodford Co., Kentucky
Died: 1853 , Haywood Co., Tennessee
Reported to be an Episcopal Methodist.
After Jesse's death, Martha and two youngest daughters moved to Haywood County, Tennessee where she died. Martha was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. James Green Rodgers contributed this information to a GOODSPEED'S publication of the NW Counties of Arkansas in 1889 - Benton County. James Green Rodgers, son of Jesse and Martha Jameson Rodgers and great-grandson of Gen. Green, was born in Warren County, KY., May 8, 1826. His paternal grandfather, Jesse Rodgers (1), was one of the pioneer settlers of KY. The maternal grandfather, William Jameson, was another early settler of Kentucky, about 1785. Jesse Rodgers (2) was married to Martha Jameson in Daviess Co. KY., 1821. After marriage they moved to Sangamon Co., IL., back to KY., then on to Rutherford Co., TN., where Jesse (2) died in 1834. Martha died in Haywood Co., TN. She was the daughter of William and Nancy Kirkham Jameson who were married 1796 in Woodford Co. KY. "Family Tales" are that they came to Shawneetown and later to the Falls of the Ohio. Jesse (1) suppposedly had other sons, John, Henry and Joe. Jesse (2) had James G. and three daughters, Arie E. Martha A. and Sarah E. James Green had a daughter named Arie too - my Grandmother. I would love to find a family historian interested in this branch. Also, by 1860, Nancy must be dead as well as Martha J. Rodgers, who died in 1853. Martha Ann, James Green's older sister had married William P. Yearwood, in 1848, and by 1850 they were living in Haywood Co., TN, with a daughter, Sarah, about 1 year. They are #47 and near them is #43, John A. Yearwood, b. NC, with wife, Elizabeth, and six children. By 1860 in Haywood Co, I believe that James Green's sister must be dead because William P. Yearwood is living with John A. Yearwood, #957/854. All the living children of both John A. and William P. are in that household. Next to the Yearwoods, #956/853, is James G. Rodgers, 35, Farmer & Tanner born KY, Elizabeth 26, born TN, Sarah E., 8, Martha, 6, and Jesse, 4. Around 1850 Martha Jameson Rodgers moved to Haywood Co., TN, from Rutherford Co., TN, with her daughter, Martha Ann Rodgers Yearwood. Martha had married William P. Yearwood in Rutherford Co., TN. According to Goodspeed's, Martha Jameson Rodgers died in Haywood Co., in 1853. In 1850 Census of Rutherford Co.TN., Martha and her mother, Nancy Kirkham Jameson, are listed in the household of James Jameson. He was a widower with two children: William A., 10 years, and Sarah, 7 years. James Green is also listed in this household. He is 23 years, his mother, Martha, is 50 years, and his grandmother, Nancy, is 70 years. Also there is his younger sister, Sarah, who is 15 years. The two older sisters, Arie and Martha, are married. James is also listed in the household of his future father-in-law, Marshall Hale Saunders. James was employed as overseer for MHS.
Note in Cannon Co. Genealogy Post:
I am seeking information on John BOWEN and Ary Ursula RODGERS who weremarried in Cannon Count y, Tn. on 28 October 1842.
Ary's parents were Jesse RODGERS and Martha JAMESON.
Debbra A. Szymanski -- P. O. Box 202, Chidester, AR 71726
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Submitted on Sun Jan 4 1998
Thanks to Cindy L. Marcell for Notes on Martha and other family members:
I do believe you have found another of Martha Jameson Rodger's brothers,Samuel Thomas Jameson /Jemison (Grandma always pronounced it likeJimison). The 1860 Census revealed great informati on. First of all -Arie, I do believe, has been found, and with children. Second, herbrother , James, that she was living in the household with in 1850, nowhas a new wife, Margaret. Some one wrote me about this m arriage and Ibelieve her name is Espey and they married in 1856. Ja mes was a widowerin the 1850 Census of Rutherford Co. with William A. (10) and Sarah (7).Als o he is shown with a brother, Robert ( 30) and his Mother, NancyKirkham Jameson (70) - plu s a widowed sister, Martha Jameson Rodgers (50)and her two children, James Green Rodgers (23 ) and Sarah (15). WilliamA(lexander) Jameson, the son of James, Martha's brother, married a J aneWebber and by 1880 they are living next to James Green Rodgers in BentonCo., AR. with Jane 's Father, John A. Webber. It must be noted, thatMartha Melvina R odgers, a daughter of Jame s Green and Ruamah ElizabethRodgers, married Mr. Webber, Jane's Father, after her 1st husband , Mark.D. Allen, d. bef 1880, and 2nd husband, Allen Rich, d. Jan 1898. Mattieand John Webbe r married sometime after 1898. (When I would ask Grandmaabout her sister Mattie, she would sa y that her name was Rich - then -Allen - and on- and on - and finally she decided that she ha d married aMark Allen Rich ------not so -----I do hope this is correct - courtrecords of marr iage and newspaper article about of Allen Rich.
1847
1848
Member of Baptist church and was a farmer. It is believe by Lurlene thatJesse went and live d in West Tennessee.
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James G. Rodgers, son of Jesse and Martha Rodgers, and great-grandson ofGen. Green, was bor n in Warren County, Ky., May 8, 1826. His paternalgrandfather, Jesse Rodgers, was one of th e pioneer settle rs of Kentucky,and was a farmer by occupation. He was a Whig in politics. Th e maternalgrandfather, William Jameson, was another early settler of Kentucky,about 1785, an d was a farmer by occupation, but was also engaged in thepractice of medicine. He was marrie d to Miss Martha Jameson, who was alsoborn in Warren County, Ky., about 1794; after marriag e they moved toSangamon County, Ill., and f rom there to Rutherford County, Tenn., wherethe f ather died October 11, 1834. The mother and two youngest daughtersthen moved to Haywood Count y. Tenn., where she died in 1853. The fatherwas a membe r of the Baptist Church. The mother w as a member of theMethodist Episcopal Church. The father was a Whig in politics. Theirchildre n were named as follows: Arie E., Martha A., James G. and Sarah E.T he third of these childre n. James G., remained in Rutherford County.Tenn., until he was married to Miss Ruamah E. Sand ers. December 22, 1850.He then moved to Cannon County, Tenn., and in 1860 he mov ed to McDona ldCounty, Mo.; in 1862 he volunteered in Col. Coffee's regiment, Company D,Missouri Cavalry , Confederate States Army, and served until the close; hebecame the father of these children : Sarah E., Martha M., Jesse E., AnnieE., Marshal R., Nancy J., Mary I., Arie L., John W., La venia E., William[p. 885] A., Minnie V. and James I. After his marriage Mr. Rodgers ran atan- yard in Tenne ssee for some time, but has since followed farming. Mr.Rodgers is quite an exte nsive traveler, having been all over the Statesof Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. South Caro lina, Texas, Georgia, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, and has been among the following tribe s ofIndians: Cherokees, Choctaws, Seminoles, Creeks, Paw Paws. He is aDemocrat in his politic al views. Marshal H. Sanders, father of Mrs.Rodgers, was born in Rutherford County, Tenn., i n 1803; was a farmer byoccupation, a Whig in political views, and a member of the MethodistEp iscopal Church. Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Northcut Sand ers, was born inthe same county as her h usband, about November 24, 1801, and, died in1843, leaving these children, Elizie C., Amand a M., Sarah A., Ruamah E.,John P., Nancy E., Minerva J. and Martha E.
One of the pioneer settlers of Kentucky and was a farmer. After marriage to Martha, they moved to Sangamon County, Illinois, and from there to Rutherford County, Tennessee, where the father died 11 Oct 1834. Martha and two daughters then moved to Haywood Co., TN where she died in 1853. Jesse was a member of the Baptist Church. He was a Whig. Barbara Hopper Garrison told me that their marriage is recorded in the records at the court house of Davies County, Owensboro, KY. Letter from James I. Rodgers dated 1954: "I can't help you much with our ancestry. My father never told me very much about his people and I was young and did not remember. His fathers name was Jesse. He was a baptist minister and his politics Whigg. He past on when father was 6 years old. There were 3 girls as I remember Martha, Matilda and Arie all born in Kentucky I think but I do not remember any address. Father run a wood yard on the Ohio river sold wood to the boats when a kid was an oversear of slaves on a plantation. Married Elizabeth Saunders in Tennessee at Murfisborro." Jesse immigrated from Scotland to SouthHampton, NY in 1780. (Long Island). NY Census of 1790 lists Joseph, Sr. (probably the father) with two sons: Jacob and Jesse. It shows Jacob having 5 boys and 2 girls. By 1799 Jesse is patenting land in Warren Co., KY - by 1834 in Barren Co. His paternal grandfather, Jesse Rodgers (1), was one of the pioneer settlers of KY. Jesse Rodgers (2) was married to Martha Jameson in Daviess Co. KY., 1821. After marriage they moved to Sangamon Co., IL., back to KY., then on to Rutherford Co., TN., where Jesse (2) died in 1834. Martha died in Haywood Co., TN. She was the daughter of William and Nancy Kirkham Jameson who were married 1796 in Woodford Co. KY. Family Tales" are that they came to Shawneetown and later to the Falls of the Ohio. Jesse (1) supposedly had other sons, John, Henry and Joe. Jesse (2) had James G. and three daughters, Arie E. Martha A. and Sarah E. Jesse and Martha Jameson Rodgers: married 6 Mar 1821, Daviess Co., KY. l. Arie E(rsula or Ursula) Rodgers b. 1822/3, KY m. 28 Oct 1842, Cannon Co., TN, John Bowen d. aft 1870 (1870 Cen, Cannon Co., TN) ch: Martha, b. 1845, TN Sarah, b. 1850, TN James, b. 1852, TN Margaret, b. 1856, TN 2. Martha Ann Rodgers b. 1924, KY (1850 Cen, Rutherford Co., TN, McCrackin Dist.) m. William P. Yearwood, 20 Jul 1848, Rutherford Co., TN, (d. 1 May 1871, Rutherford Co., TN) d. ch: Sarah Elizabeth, b. 17 June, 1849, TN John Franklin, b. 26 Feb 1856, TN 3. James Green Rodgers 4. Sarah E(lizabeth) b. 1834, TN (Goodspeed's - --father died October 11, 1834) Member of Baptist church and was a farmer. It is believe by Lurlene that Jesse went and lived in West Tennessee.
1849
LDS Disc #18 indicates Marshall's name was Marshall Hale Sanders providedby Denzil & Barbar a Garrison.
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At least one account indicates William's birthday was May 11, 1776.
In addition, William's father is not clear. Some records indicate thatit may be John Jamison , b. 1748, son of Samuel and Catherine CowdenJamison also found in these records.
Reported to have lived in Georgia, and moved to Montgomery County,Tennessee, in 1799 near Cl arksville, Tennessee where Mrs. Jamison died.After her death he is reported to have re-marrie d and raised anotherfamily.
One account recorded in the WFT indicates that William Caldwell was fromLaurens, SC at time o f marriage.
Another account is:
The family of WILLIAM CALDWELL JAMISON thought to have migrated fromIreland or Scotland to Bu cks Co., Pa. From there he moved on to S.C.where he m. JANE DOWNS in 1794. The family moved on to Montgom ery Co.,Tn. where Jane d. abt 1800. William m. ELEANOR SHELBY in 1801. They had a son name WILLIAM DOWNS JAMISON b. abt. 1802. William Downs Jamison m.SARAH possibly ANDERS ON. He was found in Hump hreys Co., Tn. Census in1830 and in Dickson Co., Tn. Census in 1840 . He d. a pauper in HumphreysCo., Tn. in 1847.
Both accounts have NOT been verified but are shown here as tradition rather than fact.
State of Tennessee ) Montgomery County ) July Session 1803
The within Deed of Conveyance James Berry to William Berry was acknowledged in open court. Tes t. W. C. Jamison CMC State of Tennessee ) Montgomery County ) July Session 1803
The within Indenture of bargain and sale between James Berry of the onepart and William Berr y of the other part was acknowledged in open courtby the said James Berry as his act and dee d which was or dered to be certified by the Court of said County have hereunto subscribed my nameand affixed the seal of the said County this 27th day of September 1804.
W. C. Jamison CMC I
Morgan Brown presiding Magistrate of the County of Montgomery in thestate of Tennessee do ce rtify that the foregoing attestation of William CJamison Clerk of the Court of said County is in due form Given under my hand this twenty seventh day of September 1804.
Morgan Brown
At a Court held for Washington County the 19th day of February 1805
This Indenture of bargain and sale was produced in Court and togetherwith the certificates of acknowledgment and authentication ordered to berecorded.
Attest D. Campbell D.C.
1851
The information on William and Jane is not clear, however, it is takenfrom the WFT pedigree # 1591.
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Evergreen Cemetery, Rutherford Co., TN
1852
Hillview Baptist Church Cemetery, Rutherford County, Tn.
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Name: Martha Lou Jamison
Event: Death
Event Date: 10 Sep 1927
Event Place: Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Race or Color: White
Age: 34
Estimated Birth Year:
Birth Date: 15 Jun 1893
Birthplace: Tennessee
Spouse:
Father: John Putman
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother: Sanford
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Occupation: Housekeeper
Cemetery: Family Graveyard
Burial Place:
Burial Date: 11 Sep 1927
Digital Folder Number: 4183596
Image Number: 798
Film Number: 1876731
Volume/Page/Certificate Number: cn 2078813094
Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., TN
Died at age 64 with Autral Hemorrhage.
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1854
Pearla & Hanna reported by Mrs. Elvis Rushing during her research in1981.
1855
Hannah was reported by Mrs. Elvis Rushing during her research.
Gamble Cemetery, Benton, AR
1856
Information from gr-grand daughter:
BARBARA GARRISON
929 S. Cherokee Ave.
Bartlesville, OK 74003
Thanks to Cindy L. Marcell for the following information:
Served in Company D, Missouri Cavalry, Confederate States Army
James & Elizabeth share a headstone in Gamble cemetery. James is veryworn and difficult to re ad. Kathy was kind enough to share her copy ofJames side of the headstone and it is still har d to read. T hanks Kathyfor sharing! Cindy Marcell, 2008
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Benton Co., AR - Biographies
James G. Rodgers, son of Jesse and Martha Rodgers, and great-grandson ofGen. Green, was bor n in Warren County, Ky., May 8, 1826. His paternalgrandfather, Jesse Rodgers, was one of th e pioneer settle rs of Kentucky,and was a farmer by occupation. He was a Whig in politics. Th e maternalgrandfather, William Jameson, was another early settler of Kentucky,about 1785, an d was a farmer by occupation, but was also engaged in thepractice of medicine. He was marrie d to Miss Martha Jameson, who was alsoborn in Warren County, Ky., about 1794; after marriag e they moved toSangamon County, Ill., and f rom there to Rutherford County, Tenn., wherethe f ather died October 11, 1834. The mother and two youngest daughtersthen moved to Haywood Count y. Tenn., where she died in 1853. The fatherwas a membe r of the Baptist Church. The mother w as a member of theMethodist Episcopal Church. The father was a Whig in politics. Theirchildre n were named as follows: Arie E., Martha A., James G. and Sarah E.T he third of these childre n. James G., remained in Rutherford County.Tenn., until he was married to Miss Ruamah E. Sand ers. December 22, 1850.He then moved to Cannon County, Tenn., and in 1860 he mov ed to McDona ldCounty, Mo.; in 1862 he volunteered in Col. Coffee's regiment, Company D,Missouri Cavalry , Confederate States Army, and served until the close; hebecame the father of these children : Sarah E., Martha M., Jesse E., AnnieE., Marshal R., Nancy J., Mary I., Arie L., John W., La venia E., William[p. 885] A., Minnie V. and James I. After his marriage Mr. Rodgers ran atan- yard in Tenne ssee for some time, but has since followed farming. Mr.Rodgers is quite an exte nsive traveler, having been all over the Statesof Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. South Caro lina, Texas, Georgia, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, and has been among the following tribe s ofIndians: Cherokees, Choctaws, Seminoles, Creeks, Paw Paws. He is aDemocrat in his politic al views. Marshal H. Sanders, father of Mrs.Rodgers, was born in Rutherford County, Tenn., i n 1803; was a farmer byoccupation, a Whig in political views, and a member of the MethodistEp iscopal Church. Her mother, Mrs. Sarah Northcut Sand ers, was born inthe same county as her h usband, about November 24, 1801, and, died in1843, leaving these children, Elizie C., Amand a M., Sarah A., Ruamah E.,John P., Nancy E., Minerva J. and Martha E.
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1858
Thanks to Cindy L. Marcell
1860 Cannon County, Tennessee
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BOWEN, John 36 M W Farmer --- 800 TN
Are 36 F W TN
Wm. 16 M W TN
Martha 15 F W TN
Sarah 10 F W TN
James 8 M W TN
Margaret 4 F W TN
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I do believe you have found another of Martha Jameson Rodger's brothers,Samuel Thomas Jameson /Jemison (Grandma always pronounced it likeJimison). The 1860 Census revealed great informati on. First of all -Arie, I do believe, has been found, and with children. Second, herbrother , James, that she was living in the household with in 1850, nowhas a new wife, Margaret. Some one wrote me about this m arriage and Ibelieve her name is Espey and they married in 1856. Ja mes was a widowerin the 1850 Census of Rutherford Co. with William A. (10) and Sarah (7).Als o he is shown with a brother, Robert ( 30) and his Mother, NancyKirkham Jameson (70) - plu s a widowed sister, Martha Jameson Rodgers (50)and her two children, James Green Rodgers (23 ) and Sarah (15). WilliamA(lexander) Jameson, the son of James, Martha's brother, married a J aneWebber and by 1880 they are living next to James Green Rodgers in BentonCo., AR. with Jane 's Father, John A. Webber. It must be noted, thatMartha Melvina R odgers, a daughter of Jame s Green and Ruamah ElizabethRodgers, married Mr. Webber, Jane's Father, after her 1st husband , Mark.D. Allen, d. bef 1880, and 2nd husband, Allen Rich, d. Jan 1898. Mattieand John Webbe r married sometime after 1898. (When I would ask Grandmaabout her sister Mattie, she would sa y that her name was Rich - then -Allen - and on- and on - and finally she decided that she ha d married aMark Allen Rich ------not so -----I do hope this is correct - courtrecords of marr iage and newspaper article about of Allen Rich.
1859
Thanks to Cindy L. Marcell for the Rodger Family Information:
Around 1850 Martha Jameson Rodgers moved to Haywood Co., TN, fromRutherford Co., TN, with he r daughter, Martha Ann Rodgers Yearwood.Martha had married William P. Yearwood in Rutherfor d Co., TN. Acco rdingto Goodspeed's, Martha Jameson Rodgers died in Haywood Co., in 1853. In1 850 Census of Rutherford Co.TN., Martha and her mother, Nancy KirkhamJameson, are listed in t he household of James James on. He was a widowerwith two children: William A., 10 years, an d Sarah, 7 years. James Greenis also listed in this household. He is 23 years, his mother, Ma rtha, is50 years, and his grandmother, Na ncy, is 70 years. Also there is hisyounger sister , Sarah, who is 15 years. The two older sisters, Arie andMartha, are married. James is also l isted in the household of his futurefather-in-law, Mars hall Hale Saunders. James was employe d as overseerfor MHS.
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