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Note NI02519 :

Individuals : Filmer Elizabeth
6945

Note NI02520 :

Individuals : Faukner Elebeth
6946

Note NI02522 :

Individuals : Chaffin Susan
6948

Note NI02523 :

Individuals : Shrum Tilda
11100

Note NI02524 :

Individuals : Woodcock Virgie M.
6949

Note NI02525 :

Individuals : Herren Lorna "Lucy"
G. V. Herren Cemetery, Silver Point, TN
695

Note NI02526 :

Individuals : Woodcock Wiley C.
6950

Note NI02528 :

Individuals : Jameson Martha Pondexter
695214463

Note NI02529 :

Individuals : Jameson Permelin Elizzie
6953

Note NI02530 :

Individuals : Jameson Rebecca Amelia
6954

Note NI02531 :

Individuals : Jameson Fraccia A.
6955

Note NI02532 :

Individuals : Jameson John Samuel
Son of William & Rebecca M. BROWN Jameson
CONT
Husband of Julia A. SMITH (1860-1887); they were the parents of five children.
NC children.
Jameson family records show that John lived near Greenwood, Arkansas, close to his son, Charlie. When he died he was buried in the Jenny Lind Cemetery in an unmarked grave. His mother is buried here.

Note NI02533 :

Individuals : Jameson Ellen
6957

Note NI02534 :

Individuals : Leath Sallie
11101

Note NI02535 :

Individuals : Jameson Fredonia Ann
6958

Note NI02536 :

Individuals : Jameson George
6959

Note NI02537 :

Individuals : Jones Warren Gamalia
696

Note NI02538 :

Individuals : Jameson Laura
6960

Note NI02539 :

Individuals : Jamison Sidney
6961

Note NI02540 :

Individuals : Waldrop Della Anna
When Della was 3 yrs old, her mother Lucy Waldrop married George Downtain in 1877. Growing up she went by both names. Some recorded documents list her as Della Downtain

Note NI02544 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert
12745Philadelphia, PA
12896
Info from rootsweb:
Sloan - Reichart Family Ties by Karin Sloan Reichart
loan Reichart
Info from Bob Orr research: http://www.frontierfolk.net/ramsha_research/Notes/brown.html
earch/Notes/brown.html
Robert & Sarah (McKee) Jamison represent the first generation of this family in the United States. They were both born in Ireland. It can be assumed that Robert's family lived in the Northern Ireland area around Ulster, because of their involvement with William of Orange and the battle of the Boyne in 1690. It is not known if they were married in Ireland, but one history lists Sarah as being from Philadelphia. They settled near New York City on the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. There they eight children, William, Arthur, Robert, John, Samuel, David, Thomas and Jane.
here they eight children, William, Arthur, Robert, John, Samuel, David,
Ref: History of the Jamison Family as given by Jacob Jamison in 1863 -- Robert Jamison emigrated to America, not known when, from Ireland. He married Sarah McKee of Philadelphia. The names of their children, of whom there were seven sons and one daughter were William, Arthur, Robert, John, Samuel, David, Thomas and Jane.
ter were William, Arthur, Robert,
The parents both died in 1802 in or near Philadelphia. Jane married Alexander Barr of Philadelphia. Arthur and Thomas both married and located in Micklenburg Co., North Carolina. Robert, Samuel, John, David and William all except Robert located in Baxter Co., Georgia. Robert who ????. Little is known by the writer of any of these families except that of William, whose history we will as briefly as possible jot down.

Note NI02545 :

Individuals : Cosby Malvina
11102

Note NI02546 :

Individuals : Jamison George
6967

Note NI02547 :

Individuals : Jamison Thomas
6968

Note NI02548 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert
6969

Note NI02549 :

Individuals : Jones Kenny
697

Note NI02550 :

Individuals : Jamison Isaac Webster
From Family Tree Maker Geneology
CONT
Primary Info from Don Jamison
n
Sgt. Isaac Webster Jamison (b. 16 Apr 1782, d. Bet. 1840 - 1842)
840 - 1842)
Isaac Webster Jamison served on the first Petit Jury of WashingtonCounty, MO at Potosi in Jul y 1814. He owned a farm as well as a house intown of Potosi. He was a soldier during the Wa r of 1812 and fought withthe Missouri Militia under Lt. Col. Dodge's command. Isaac WebsterJa mison was born 16 April 1788 in Chester County, PA, and departed thislife about 1843 at Potos i in Washington County, MO. He married Mary Edgarin Christian County, Kentucky on 15 Februar y 1815. Mr. Jamison was theson of Robert H. and Ruth Jamison, nee Webster. He leaves the foll owingheirs, wife Polly, son James Homer Jamison, son Marshall Jamison, sonMadison Jamison, so n George W Jamison, son Isreal Jamison, daughterElizabeth Jane Cole and husband William Cole , daughter Margaret Huitt andhusband Thad Huitt, daughter Minerva Downard and husband Volne y Downard,Isaac Jamison and Lucy Olive Jamison, the last two named under theguardian of Isrea l McGready Jamison.
and husband Volne y
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PROBATE File #61 - Potosi, Washington County, MO Estate of Isaac WebsterJamison, dec'd
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To the Honorable Circuit Court of Washington County, Missouri, yourpetitioners James H Jamiso n, Marshal Jamison, Madison M Jamison, George WJamison, Isreal Jamison, William Cole and Jan e Cole, his wife, Thad Huittand Margaret Huitt, his wife, Volney Downard and Minerva Downard , hiswife, Isaac Jamison & Lucy Jamison, the two last named minors by theirguardian, I M Jami son respectfully represent to you that they are theowners in common as the heirs and legal re presentatives of Isaac WebsterJamison, deceased. The interest of your petitioners are as foll ows, JamesH Jamison, Marshal Jamison, Madison M Jamison, Israel Jamison, IsaacJamison, Lucy J amison, Jane Cole, Minerva Downard, and Margaret Huitt areeach entitled to one ninth of sai d estate.
terest of your petitioners are as
Your petitioners further represent there are no debts against estate ofIsaac W Jamison deceas ed and more than three years has elapsed since thetaking out of Letters of Administration.
entitled to one ninth of sai d estate.
G W Jamison
F M Jamison
I M Jamison for himself and guardian for minor heirs, Lucy Olive Jamisonand Isaac W Jamison
more than three years has elapsed since
I M Jamison for himself and agent for M Jamison
G W Jamison agent for Wm F Cole and wife
D E Perryman agent T Huitt and wife
and guardian for minor heirs, Lucy Olive
D E Perryman being sworn says that the foregoing petition and the matterstherein as stated h e believes to be true.
on agent for Wm F Cole and wife
D E Perryman
Sworn to before me
November 3 1854
W A Matthews, Clerk
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JAMISON, ISAAC W., into Admrx, Polly Jamison.
Sec. George Edgar & Mason Frissell. (Bond A:--)
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COUNTY:Washington DISTRICT:Potosi Township MICROFILM#:M19-72
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91 Jimerson Isaac 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1
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INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
Potosi, Washington Co, MO Thursday, December 6, 1963
n DISTRICT:Potosi Township MICROFILM#:M19-72
The Isaac W Jamison home (circa 1800), 306 Pine Street in Potosi, MO, isa two story French-st yle frame with hip roof and three front dormerwindows, three chimneys, fifteen paned window s in front of house, wideveranda with wainscoting around base. This is one of 17 historicWash ington County sites listed in a new state directory. It wasoriginally the Isaac Webster Jamis on home and is often referred to as theClara Hall home for the teacher who occupied it for ma ny years. The first50 years of Potosi were its palmiest days. The mines brought wealth, andel egant homes, for that day, were erected. The oldest of those homes isthe old home of Isaac Ja mison. Very appropriately for the oldest house intown, the Jamison mansion has its ghosts an d its mysterious rappings andknockings.
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War of 1812 Service Records
about Isaac W Jamison
Name: Isaac W Jamison
Company: LIEUT. COL. DODGE'S COMMAND, MISSOURI MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: SERGEANT
Rank - Discharge: SERGEANT
Roll Box: 109
Roll Exct: 602
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War of 1812 Service Records
about Isaac Jamison
Name: Isaac Jamison
Company: 1 RIFLE REG'T (ALLEN'S), KENTUCKY VOLS.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: CORPORAL
Roll Box: 109
Roll Exct: 602
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Land Patents: 1831 - 1969
Record Group Office of Secretary of State
Series Abstract of U. S. Land Sales
Volume 3
Page 508
Reel Number S 3
Certificate Number
Land District
Type of Land U. S. Land Sales
Name of Purchaser Jamison , Isaac W.
CKY VOLS.
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U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907
602
Name: Isaac W Jamison
Issue Date: 24 Jan 1837
State of Record: Missouri
Acres: 40
Accession Number: MO0620__.167
Metes and Bounds: No
Land Office: Jackson
Canceled: No
US Reservations: No
Mineral Reservations: No
Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Document Number: 3011
Isaac W Jamison Missouri 24 Jan 1837 5th PM Crawford 37-N 3-W 10
Isaac W Jamison Missouri 15 Mar 1837 5th PM Crawford 36-N 3-W 4
Isaac W Jamison Missouri 7 Nov 1837 5th PM Washington 36-N 3-E 3
Isaac W Jamison Missouri 7 Nov 1837 5th PM Washington 36-N 3-E 4

Note NI02551 :

Individuals : McKee Sarah
12897

Note NI02553 :

Individuals : Jamison Rebecca
6973

Note NI02555 :

Individuals : Ireland
6975

Note NI02556 :

Individuals : Roberts William
10107

Note NI02557 :

Individuals : Brawner Dozer
11103
Went to west Tennessee.

Note NI02558 :

Individuals : Thayer Ralph James
Floydada Cemetery
1

Note NI02559 :

Individuals : Cox Neida Doris
2

Note NI02560 :

Individuals : Thayer Fred Ralph
3

Note NI02561 :

Individuals : Thayer Veda Alice
4

Note NI02562 :

Individuals : Jones Sandra
698

Note NI02563 :

Individuals : Thayer Carrie Aurilla
5

Note NI02564 :

Individuals : McKaskle Joseph Carson
7

Note NI02565 :

Individuals : Dempsey Dennis Jan
8

Note NI02566 :

Individuals : Wilson Judith Frances
20

Note NI02567 :

Individuals : Adams Larry Ray
23

Note NI02568 :

Individuals : Crowe Sallie
11104

Note NI02569 :

Individuals : Bertrand Richard Roy
33

Note NI02570 :

Individuals : Cox Emory Hilous
Carrs Chapel Floyd Co. TExas
42
[Cothern.FTW]
rn.FTW]
Moved to Briscoe County 1910 and Floyd County 1934
zerox copy of death certificate
obit from Floyd county newspaper certified
tombstone picture
d
World War I Regrestration
Cox, Emory Hilous 7 Mar 1896 WBransford T N Briscoe TX

Note NI02571 :

Individuals : Wise Carrie Lucile
Carrs Chapel Floyd Co. TExas
43
[Cothern.FTW]
rn.FTW]
death certificate . birth certificate
certified copy of obit from the Floyd County Hesperian
tombstone picture

Note NI02572 :

Individuals : Cox Lillian Beatrice
Lazbuddie Parmer Co. Tex
45

Note NI02573 :

Individuals : Cox Alice Lucille
Carrs Chapel Floyd Co. TExas
46

Note NI02574 :

Individuals : Jones James Lee "Jimmy"
699

Note NI02575 :

Individuals : Cox Charles Peyton
Llano Cemetery Amarillo
47

Note NI02576 :

Individuals : Cox Elizabeth Waldeene
48

Note NI02577 :

Individuals : Cox Emory Hilous Jr.
Floydada Cemetery
49

Note NI02578 :

Individuals : Cox Helen Frances
50

Note NI02579 :

Individuals : Brawner Eliza
11105

Note NI02580 :

Individuals : Cox James Wise
Comanche, Oklahoma
51

Note NI02581 :

Individuals : Cox Eunice Ruth
52

Note NI02582 :

Individuals : Cox Rebecca Anne
53

Note NI02583 :

Individuals : Hargrove J.D.
Lazbuddie, Texas
56

Note NI02584 :

Individuals : Hargrove Bettye Joyce
Llano Cemetery
57

Note NI02585 :

Individuals : Hargrove Ida Faye
58

Note NI02586 :

Individuals : Word James Hector
7

Note NI02587 :

Individuals : Jamison Robert Taylor 'Bob'
Granddad Bob was listed as a farmer on his death certificate. Died of post-operative gangrene due to diabetes. Died at 75 yr 9 mo 3 days in McFarland Hospital. Lived at Mattie's Rest Home. His leg was removed due to gangrene and later died. Uncle Hobert kept his leg in cold storage until his death at which time it was place in the casket.
which time it was place in the casket.
Coleman Cemetery, Murfreesboro, TN
eesboro, TN
The memories I have of my grandfather are few but precious. His life was rough as a farmer an d it was made even worse when the family had gone totown, their house with all of their belon gings was bur ned to the ground.This happened about the time that the family just got on it s feet. Thefamily helped rebuild their house but things never to back the way theywere prio r to that. When Bob's father died he signed over his part of theinheritance to his sister wh o did not have a home. Then after all of thishis wife, Ada Cora died and all in all he ended up with nothing. They did raise their children with values which were uncommon for the situ ationand times. Each of them became successful in their own chosen professions.
common
I remember when I was probably 5 years old that my grandfather took me rabbit hunting with him . He shot a rabbit with the 22 rifle but it wasover the fence and he helped me over the fenc e to fetch i t. I can stillremember that the rabbit was alive so I picked him up by the ear s andbrought him back to the fence. I was teased for many years about thatoccasion but to m e it still is the fondest m emory I have of him.
him up by the ear s
Just a few years before my father died, he told me that my grandfather was a bootlegger. He t old of one time the revenuers came to find up into the hill to find him. He quietly gathere d a sack and some goods andwent off into the hills. The revenuers went on into the woods t o findhim but never did. Times were difficult during that period in thehistory of this natio n prior to WW II. We cannot say what we would have done in order to support a struggling family. We do know what he is saidto have done. Riches and success in this life is something he never knew by most of our standards. We can only look at the resulting lives ofhis family and say he must have done something very right is raising themduring the depression. At this writing, all of his children are dead. For the most part, the impact of apparent success of his family lives on. Now he has many grandchildren who are successful with very high morals and religious standards. So we wonder how and why. Such things as hard work and hard time s must be said to be good, very good for theresults cannot be contradicted by what we see tod ay 60 years after he completed raising his family.

Note NI02588 :

Individuals : Kerr Judy
700

Note NI02589 :

Individuals : Hargrove Billy Ray
59

Note NI02590 :

Individuals : Gregory Noel
Another version:
CONT
JESSE NOED GREGORY (SMITH, SQUIRE WILLIAM HENRY HAWKINS4, THOMAS B., JAMES, JOHN GREGORIE) was born Abt. 1820 in Smith County, TN. He married ELIZA BRAWNER, daughter of HENRY BRAWNER and MARY GAMMON. She was born Abt. 1824.
She was born
Children of JESSE GREGORY and ELIZA BRAWNER are:
i. BERNICE GREGORY.
ii. HENRY SMITH GREGORY, b. June 1845, TN; d. 1924, Clay County, Arkansas.
iii. WILLIAM DOZIER GREGORY, b. 1851, TN.
iv. JAMES GREGORY, b. 1853.
v. MARY GREGORY, b. 1855, TN.
vi. GERMAN FRANKLIN GREGORY, b. September 12, 1858, TN; d. April 12, 1943, Clay County, Arkansas.
vii. JANE GREGORY, b. 1861, TN; d. 1929, Clay County, Arkansas; m. MARION WARREN; b. 1861; d. 1925, Clay County, Arkansas.
viii. EMMA E. GREGORY, b. February 25, 1864.

Note NI02591 :

Individuals : Hargrove Lynda Beatrice
60

Note NI02592 :

Individuals : Hargrove Gale Douglas
61

Note NI02593 :

Individuals : Hargrove David Wayne
62

Note NI02594 :

Individuals : Hargrove Terry Lee
Tucson Arizona
63

Note NI02595 :

Individuals : Hargrove Hilous Alford
64

Note NI02596 :

Individuals : Hargrove Ronald Kent
65

Note NI02597 :

Individuals : Hargrove Ruthie Marie
66

Note NI02598 :

Individuals : Albright Charles R.
67

Note NI02599 :

Individuals : Edwards Marshall
84

Note NI02600 :

Individuals : Jones John Warren
701

Note NI02601 :

Individuals : Brawner Amelia
11107

Note NI02602 :

Individuals : Snyder Orville Wayne
86

Note NI02603 :

Individuals : Anders Royce Lee
91

Note NI02604 :

Individuals : Breeden William
94

Note NI02605 :

Individuals : Mings Alice Marie
96

Note NI02606 :

Individuals : Shugart Weldon Ray
Lost Praire Cem Limestone Co. Tx
101
[Cothern.FTW]
rn.FTW]
died in V/A. Hospital in Temple Texas

Note NI02607 :

Individuals : Wallace Drucilla Vickie
Sunset Memorial Cemetery Stinnett, Texas
147
[Cothern.FTW]
rn.FTW]
BORGER - Drucilla Victoria Hargrove, 54, died Thursday, Jan. 28, 1999.
. 28, 1999.
Graveside services will be at 2 P.M. Monday in Sunset Memorial
Cemetery at Stinnett with the Rev. Charles Stillman, pastor of
University Heights Christian Church, officiating. Arrangements are by
Brown Funeral Directors.
T Brown Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Hargrove was born in Amherst and had been a resident of Borger
for three years. She was a housewife and a Church of Christ member.
of Christ member.
Survivors include three sons, Rusty Hazelwood and Thomas Hargrove,
both of Borger and Ronald Tex Hargrove of Armstrong, Iowa; a daughter,
Mitzie Medley of Borger; five brothers, Danny Wallace of Portales,
N.M., Thomas Tex Sharp and Michael Sharp, both of Sudan, Rocky Sharp
of Farwell and Joey Sharp of Spearman; two sisters, Judy Conley of
Sudan and Sarah Hargrove of House, N.M.; 11 grandchildren; and two
great grandchildren.

Note NI02608 :

Individuals : Sewell Joyce
160

Note NI02609 :

Individuals : Moyer Betty Ann
167

Note NI02610 :

Individuals : Sharp Sarah "Lulu"
174

Note NI02611 :

Individuals : Cook Joyce Elaine
178

Note NI02612 :

Individuals : Richardson Thom
11108

Note NI02613 :

Individuals : Jones Steven
702

Note NI02614 :

Individuals : Shanklin Richard Bernard
179

Note NI02615 :

Individuals : Henderson Johnny
182

Note NI02616 :

Individuals : Duncan Albert Leonard
Carrs Chapel Floyd Co. Tx
188
[Cothern.FTW]
rn.FTW]
Albert Duncan, a transport driver for Consumers Fuel in Floydada, loggeda million miles on hi s 1959 White Diesel last week when the odometertripped over near Justiceburg, Texas while h e was coming in fromdownstate.
That's a million miles on one truck, most of that coming on trips betweenhere [Floydada] an d Wichita Falls or Abernathy. Duncan "wore out" threeother Consumers' transports before h e started drivin g this new truck inFebruary of 1959.
Those miles have been accident-free, too, and all on the same Dieselengine. The engine was o verhauled at 265,000 miles and hasn't had amajor repair since, Duncan says.
He contributes his safe driving record and the low-repair frequency ofhis vehicle to the sam e thing --- careful driving...
Duncan is not a "hot - rodder" he says some drivers that are have theirtrucks in the shop f or a new engine at 200,000 miles.
"I try to stay far enough behind the fellow ahead of me to avoid trafficjams," he says. I f he can cruise at 55, that's "good enough" to getthe job done ---- and Duncan has been ge tting the job done forConsumers for over 25 years.
ms," he says. I f he can cruise at 55, that's "good enough"
Taken from an article in the Floyd County Hesperian, Floydada, Texas
1 CONC forConsumers for over 25 years.
CONT
Consumers was a gas station located in Floydada Texas. He hauled gasand butane from oth er stations in West Texas also.

Note NI02617 :

Individuals : Duncan Thelma Lucille
Carrs Chapel Floyd Co. Tx
196

Note NI02618 :

Individuals : Duncan Rilla Sue
197

Note NI02619 :

Individuals : Woody Gene C.O.
198

Note NI02620 :

Individuals : Latham Norma Jo
Llano Cemetery Amarillo
216

Note NI02621 :

Individuals : Cox Charles Peyton Jr
217
[Cothern.FTW]
]
either 1973 or 74 for wedding and ambers birthday

Note NI02622 :

Individuals : Scott Carol Janette
218

Note NI02623 :

Individuals : Brawner Lafayette
11109

Note NI02624 :

Individuals : Avent Lucille Elizabeth
220

Note NI02625 :

Individuals : Seigfred Debbie
703

Note NI02626 :

Individuals : Errington Ellen Vondell
Memorial Park Cemetery
224

Note NI02627 :

Individuals : Cox Josie Catherine
232

Note NI02628 :

Individuals : Diggs Steven Ray
233

Note NI02629 :

Individuals : Cox Doris Lynn
239

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