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Note NI12751 :

Individuals : Jamison David
Thanks to Kelly Ancestors - tdcskell
ID I1521
Name: David Jameson
Sex: M
Birth: 22 NOV 1817 in NY
Death: 31 JAN 1894 in Ottawa Co., OH
AN 1894 in Ottawa Co., OH
Note: Father born in CT, Mother in Ireland (1880 census ---------- 1850United States Federa l Census:
Name:
David Jemison [David Jamison] Age: 34 Estimated birth year: abt 1816
Birth Place: New York Gender:
Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio
Wife: Alvina
Children: Luna 7 John 5 William 3 Source Citation: Year: 1850;
Census Place: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio;
Roll: M432_719; Page: 168; Image: 69.
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1860 United States Federal Census:
Name: David Jamison Age in 1860: 43
Birth Year: abt 1817 Birthplace: New York
Home in 1860: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio
Gender: Male Post Office: Port Clinton
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age David Jamison 43 E Jamison 24 John Jamison 13 Wm Jamison 12Howard Jamison 3 Adelia J amison 2 Ella Jamison 4.12
Source Citation: Year: 1860;
Census Place:
Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio; Roll: M653_1021; Page: 2; Image: 5.
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1870 United States Federal Census:
Name: David Jameson
Estimated birth year: abt 1819 Age in 1870: 51
Birthplace: Ohio Home in 1870: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio
Race: White Gender: Male
Value of real estate: $4000
Post Office: Port Clinton David 57 farming & fishing
Elizabeth 32 Howard 14 Delia 12 Ella 9 Lucy 8 Minna 7 Sildian 5 Jennie 3
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1880 United States Federal Census:
Name: David Jamison
Home in 1880: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio
Age: 65 Estimated birth year: abt 1815
Birthplace: Connecticut Relation to head-of-household: Self (Head)
Spouse's name: Elisebeth
Father's birthplace: Connecticut
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male
Household Members:
Name Age David Jamison 65 Elisebeth Jamison 44 Lydia Jamison 22 LuellaJamison 20 Lucy Jamiso n 18 Minna Jamison 17 Cora Jamison 15 JennieJamison 12 Bennie Jamison 9 Floro Jamison 7 Erns t Jamison 4 WilliamJohnson 39 (boarder - Sailor) Michael Opher 26 (boarder - fisherman)
Source Citation: Year: 1880;
Census Place: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio; Roll: T9_1056; Family History Film:1255056; Page: 438.10 00; Enumeration District: 69; Image: 0376.
Change Date: 29 JUN 2008
o Jamison 7 Erns t Jamison 4
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son 39 (boarder - Sailor) Michael Opher 26 (boarder -
Father born in CT, Mother in Ireland (1880 census ---------- 1850 UnitedStates Federal Census : Name: David Jemison [David Jamison] Age: 34Estimated birth year: abt 1816 Birth Place: Ne w York Gender: Male Home in1850 (City,County,State): Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio Wife: Alvina Chil dren:Luna 7 John 5 William 3 Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place:Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio ; Roll: M432_719; Page: 168; Image: 69. ------------1860 United States Federal Census: Name : David Jamison Age in 1860: 43Birth Year: abt 1817 Birthplace: New York Home in 1860: Danbur y, Ottawa,Ohio Gender: Male Post Office: Port Clinton Value of real estate: Viewimage Househo ld Members: Name Age David Jamison 43 E Jamison 24 JohnJamison 13 Wm Jamison 12 Howard Jamiso n 3 Adelia Jamison 2 Ella Jamison4.12 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Danbury, Ott awa, Ohio;Roll: M653_1021; Page: 2; Image: 5. --------- 1870 United States FederalCensus: Nam e: David Jameson Estimated birth year: abt 1819 Age in 1870:51 Birthplace: Ohio Home in 1870 : Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio Race: WhiteGender: Male Value of real estate: $4000 Post Office: Por t Clinton David57 farming & fishing Elizabeth 32 Howard 14 Delia 12 Ella 9 Lucy 8Minn a 7 Sildian 5 Jennie 3 -------------- 1880 United States FederalCensus: Name: David Jamiso n Home in 1880: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio Age: 65Estimated birth year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Conne cticut Relation tohead-of-household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Elisebeth Father'sbirthplace : Connecticut Mother's birthplace: Ireland Occupation: FarmerMarital Status: Married Race: Wh ite Gender: Male Household Members: NameAge David Jamison 65 Elisebeth Jamison 44 Lydia Jamis on 22 Luella Jamison20 Lucy Jamison 18 Minna Jamison 17 Cora Jamison 15 Jennie Jamison 12Benn ie Jamison 9 Floro Jamison 7 Ernst Jamison 4 William Johnson 39(boarder - Sailor) Michael Oph er 26 (boarder - fisherman) SourceCitation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohi o; Roll: T9_1056;Family History Film: 1255056; Page: 438.1000; Enumeration District: 69;Image : 0376.

Note NI12753 :

Individuals : Jemison Henry
1471812894

Note NI12754 :

Individuals : Jamison Emma
147

Note NI12755 :

Individuals : Word William
1470
William was mentioned in his father's will of 1821 and also one of theexecutors.
heexecutors.
"I also give unto my son William Word one negro boy named Adam."

Note NI12756 :

Individuals : Jameson Andrew
The following line of Jamxson is derived by Patricia Jamerson Archer who has dug deeper into the Jamison/Jameson/Jemerson/Jamerson/etc. family more than anyone this century. Many thanks to her for hard and extensive research into our common ancestry.
ch into our common ancestry.
Andrew Jameson b.c. 1734 d. after 1800 KY, m.1. unknown who died bef 1762. He lived at Staunton, Augusta Co., VA. Moved to Rockingham Co., VA. Had children: James b.c. 1755 (m. Martha Crow); Robert b.c. 1756 (m. Margaret Kirkham); Jacob b.c. 1758; and Andrew b.c. 1760 (m. Elizabeth Davis). After his first wife died by 1762, Andrew married his second wife, Martha Stephenson (who may or may not be related to brother George’s first wife) on 22 July 1762 at St. James Northam Parish, Goochland Co., VA. They moved to Botetourt Co., VA, and I think remained there until mid 1780s when they migrated to Mercer Co., KY area. In the mid to late 1790s they moved to Logan Co., KY. Their children: Rebecca b.c. 1765 (m. Robert Nourse 4 Dec 1789 Mercer Co., KY); Elizabeth b.c. 1765 (m. William Nourse, Robert’s brother, 9 July 1790 Mercer Co., KY ); Henry b.c. 1768; Margaret b. 1770 (m. William Ward 7 Jan 1792 Mercer Co., KY); William b.c. 1773-1775 (m. Nancy Kirkham - Joe’s line!!!); Martha “Patsy” b.c. 1790 KY (m. Isaac J. Embry 29 May 1806 Madison Co., KY); and Melinda b.c. 1793 KY (m. James Guffy 16 Dec 1813 Logan Co., KY). There should be one more daughter for sure. I’m concerned as to why there is a big age gap between William and Patsy. There is likely one daughter between the two of them for sure, and I guess they could have had some young children die which is usually the case in most families.Probable son of Robert and Sarah McKee Jameson born in Ireland or Scotland??
between the two of them for sure, and I guess they could have had some
It has been rumored that Andrew was actually a twin to my George Jameson b.c. 1728, so while I’ve always had Andrew down as b.c. 1734, he could’ve been born as early as about 1728. We do not have any definite dates of birth on the children of William & Sarah, but it was generally thought that they were: John b.c. 1723 (Randall’s line); George b.c. 1728 (my line); Andrew b.c. 1734 (or earlier); and William Jr. b.c. 1740; and Elizabeth b. bef March 1747. They may have had other daughters too, just not mentioned in William’s will. Only the boys were mentioned in the will. Other children are thought to possibly be Katherine (m. John Peery) and Sarah (m. Moses Helm), but they are not proven and I have not done much researching on them.
1 CONC not mentioned in William’s will. Only the boys were mentioned in the
George and Andrew are mentioned “together” a lot. They are mentioned in their father’s will together and not separately… “I also allow four hundred acres of land to be purchased for the stock for my Sons George and Andrew.” Brothers John and William are each mentioned separately in the will receiving different things. George and Andrew sold their 400 acres and split the money. George bought additional land surrounding his plantation in Borden’s Tract. Andrew likely bought around Staunton. George and Andrew are also together in Henings Statutes at Large p. 197 both serving in the Augusta County Militia (Privates, along with brother John who was a Corporal on p. 181), participating in the Shawnee Expedition during the French-Indian War. Both George and Andrew studied law as well, and were attorneys in Staunton together. Andrew was listed in Captain Dickinson’s Rangers from 1757 to 1759. Andrew resided at Staunton but records there are lacking in showing his work, but then he moved 15 miles north to Rockingham County, along the border with Augusta County. The earliest mention of him in Rockingham records is as early as 1788. Scott Jameson writes, “There were other Jamesons in Rockingham county about 1775. These were the children of Robert and Sarah (McKee) Jamison of Philadelphia, PA. Of the seven sons, four removed to Greenbrier Co., WV by the 1780s, and by 1790 were in Kentucky. Yet their history doesn’t impact on Andrew’s history at all. Earlier Jamisons from Pennsylvania, particularly from York county, were supposedly settled in Rockingham county, but no amount of researching has produced any inkling of this. The closest they came was Albemarle and Augusta counties before most of them migrated south into Franklin and Henry counties, VA (this is the Thomas & Jane (Dickey) Jamison lines and others of that family who do not YDNA match us). The investigation, then, shows some evidence that the Andrew Jameson {Jamison} along the border of Rockingham and Augusta counties was in fact the son of William and Sarah Jameson of the Calfpasture. Research appears to have determined that he was married and had one proven son, Jacob. By location and circumstances, does this author include as speculative purposes only the children James and Andrew Jameson as son of Andrew Jameson.”
d others of that family who do
Index to Surveys of Logan Co., KY by Logan Co., KY Genealogical Society
1 CONC the Andrew Jameson {Jamison} along the border of Rockingham and Augusta
12 Mar 1799 • Muddy River, Logan County, Kentucky
h Jameson of the
Index to Surveys of Logan Co., KY by Logan Co., KY Gen. Society, p. 49: Book B pg. 37 Jamison, Robert 200 acr Muddy River, 10 Mar 1799; Jimeson, p. 99 Andrew 100 acr Muddy River, 12 Mar 1799. So Robert & Andrew came together from Botetourt.

CONC Jameson as son of Andrew Jameson.”
· Logan Co., KY Land Surveys p. 50 30 acres on Muddy River
15 Apr 1805 • Logan County, Kentucky
Book C p. 217 Jimeson, Andrew 30 acres Muddy River 15 Apr 1805.
rveys of Logan Co., KY by Logan Co., KY Gen. Society, p. 49:
So what is interesting to me is that Andrew came to Logan Co., KY and entered 100 acres on 12 Mar 1799, and Robert Jamison (this is Robert Henry Jamison b. 1755 d. 1826 Todd Co., KY) entered 200 acres on 10 Mar 1799, just 2 days before. And they both came out of Botetourt Co., VA, so did they come to KY together? We know Andrew was in Mercer Co., KY first though and lived there from prob mid 1780s until just before 1799. So maybe they didn’t come together. Just seems odd to me that they show up in the same place and they just so happen to share YDNA, so a common ancestor connection. I think they knew that they were cousins to one another. I toyed with the idea, could Robert Henry b. 1755 and the John Jamison b.c. 1750 d. 1811 Maury Co., TN be sons of this Andrew? But I think that Robert Jemison (m. Margaret Kirkham) must be his son. So these two are quite possibly nephews or great nephews of William Jameson (m. Sarah), so perhaps first or second cousins to Andrew.
st seems odd to me that they show
Found two instances where an Andrew Jameson is a witness to the sale of 2 slaves, both involving a David Black. Other people selling to David Black I think it was. He witnessed both records. And that was in Christian County, KY in 1805. I’m thinking this must be Andrew that was in Logan Co., KY at the time.
? But I
Could just be coincidence, but my Robert Jameson (Andrew’s nephew) was living in Madison Co., KY about this time and in Oct 1799 entered into a bond with Alexander Black for a ferry to be established across the Kentucky River at the mouth of upper Howard’s Creek in the name of Alexander Black. Could just be coincidence since that is a common last name.
vid Black. Other people selling to David

Note NI12757 :

Individuals : Fort Susannah
14720

Note NI12758 :

Individuals : Wheat Moses
14721

Note NI12759 :

Individuals : Mims Margaret
14722

Note NI12760 :

Individuals : Nolen Isaac Marion
10468

Note NI12761 :

Individuals : Jemison Robert (CSA Sen.)
14723
Robert Jemison, Jr. (1802 -71) was major bridge builder, owner of flourand saw mills, toll ro ads, a foundry, surface coal mines, a stage line,six plantations, and more than five hundre d slaves.
n five hundre d slaves.
Senator Jemison served the state of Alabama well in many capacities andfor many years. A prac tical and pragmatic man, he trained many of hisslaves with marketable skills learned on his p lantations a nd in hismills and factories. In January 1861 he argued forcefully againstsecedi ng from the Union at the Secession Convention in Montgomery.However, when the vote went again st him, he responded to his duty to hisstate, ultimately serving in the Confederated Senate.
s
One of the leadership hallmarks of Jemison's tenure as a State Senator inAlabama, was as Chai rman of the Ways and Means Committee. During thistime he led the state out of a finanical cri sis in 1847.
he Ways and Means Committee. During
Jemison was a major advocate for the construction of a hospital for thehumane treatment of th e state's mentally ill. Largely through his effortsTuscaloosa was selected as the site for th e Bryce Hosp ital.
ill. Largely through his
Jemison spared no expense to build the Italianate style mansion for hisfamily, once home of T he Friedman Library, but now on the NationalRegister of Historic Place and known as The Jemis on-Van de Gr aaffMansion, located on the corner of Greensboro Avenue and 13th Street inTuscal oosa, Alabama.
mis on-Van de Gr
Family links:
Spouse:
Priscilla Cherokee Taylor Jemison (1812 - 1886)*
NC inTuscal oosa, Alabama.
Children:
Cherokee Mims Jemison Hargrove (1838 - 1903)*

Note NI12762 :

Individuals : Jemison Elizabeth
14724

Note NI12763 :

Individuals : Jemison Mims
14725

Note NI12764 :

Individuals : Jemison John-Steel
14726

Note NI12765 :

Individuals : Jemison Margaret
14727

Note NI12766 :

Individuals : Jemison Harriet
14728

Note NI12767 :

Individuals : Word Mary "Polly"
1471
Mary "Polly" Jennings was given one negro girl named "Mart" in herfather's will of 1821.

Note NI12768 :

Individuals : Jemison Mary Marise
14729

Note NI12769 :

Individuals : Jemison Thomas
14730

Note NI12770 :

Individuals : Jemison Joseph
14731

Note NI12771 :

Individuals : Pitts Edward Marion
10469

Note NI12772 :

Individuals : Jones Rebecca C.
14732

Note NI12773 :

Individuals : Jemison Caroline Helen
14733
Married captain William plane, killed at battle of Sharpsburg. HelenPlane was the originato r of the Stone Mountain Memorial outside AtlantaGeorgia. At the time she was the leader of t he United Da ughters of theConfederacy.

Note NI12774 :

Individuals : Plane William (Capt.)
14734

Note NI12775 :

Individuals : Taylor Priscilla Cherokee
14735
Priscilla Cherokee Taylor Jemison, wife of Robert Jemison, Jr., was thedaughter of Greenberr y and Elizabeth Taylor, who settled around 1810 inCherokee Indian territory in what is now no rthwestern Al abama.
no rthwestern Al abama.
According to family history, the Taylors befriended the Cherokees andwhen the chief's daughte r fell ill and tribal medicine failed, the chiefasked Elizabeth to nurse the girl back to hea lth. The dau ghter survived,and the chief later returned the favor by taking the Taylors int o hisvillage when the Choctaws went on a rampage.
village
The grateful Taylor family asked the chief how they could thank him forsaving their lives. B y naming their first daughter "Cherokee," hereplied. The Taylor's first daughter had alread y been baptized Elizabeth,but when their second daughter was born in 1812, they named her Pri scillaCherokee.
izabeth,but when their second daughter was born in 1812, they named her
After the Choctaw scare, the family moved to a more densely populatedarea in what is now Clar ke County. Priscilla was educated at a femaleacademy in Tuscaloosa, the city where she met he r future hus band, RobertJemison, Jr. Sadly, Priscilla's father was killed and her mother was injured in an accident prior to their daughter's wedding.
d her mother
True to family tradition, Priscilla and Robert Jemison named theirdaughter Cherokee, and th e name has now passed down through sixgenerations.
d
Family links:
Spouse:
Robert Jemison (1802 - 1871)
rough
Children:
Cherokee Mims Jemison Hargrove (1838 - 1903)*
Spouse:
Burial:
Jemison Family Cemetery
Northport
Tuscaloosa County
Alabama, USA
Jemison Hargrove (1838 - 1903)*
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Note NI12776 :

Individuals : Ball Doric (Dr.)
14736

Note NI12777 :

Individuals : Kirkham Robert J.
14737

Note NI12778 :

Individuals : Kirkham Michael Campbell
14738

Note NI12779 :

Individuals : Word Rebecca
1472
Rebecca is mentioned in her father, John Word's will:
:
"I also give unto my daughter Rebecca Byns on negro girl named Vilak."

Note NI12780 :

Individuals : Kirkham James T.
Cassville, Bartow, GA
14739

Note NI12781 :

Individuals : Kirkham Parthena A.
Cassville, Bartow, Georgia
14740

Note NI12782 :

Individuals : Hunt Danny Lee
1047

Note NI12783 :

Individuals : Kirkham Henry H\K
14741

Note NI12784 :

Individuals : Kirkham Robert Jemison
14742

Note NI12785 :

Individuals : Kirkham Mary
14743

Note NI12786 :

Individuals : Mims Shadrack
14744

Note NI12787 :

Individuals : Kirkham Elizabeth
14745

Note NI12788 :

Individuals : Jemison Margaret
14746

Note NI12789 :

Individuals : Plane William (Capt)
14747

Note NI12790 :

Individuals : Jemison Priscilla
14748

Note NI12791 :

Individuals : Word Frances "Fanny"
1473
Fanny Word Jennings was given one negro boy named "Jerry" in her father,John's will.

Note NI12792 :

Individuals : Jemison Roert
14749

Note NI12793 :

Individuals : Johnson Anna A.
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Headstone Photo in file

Note NI12794 :

Individuals : Jones John B.
14750

Note NI12795 :

Individuals : Walker Charles
14751

Note NI12796 :

Individuals : Jemison Shadrack Mims
14752

Note NI12797 :

Individuals : Arrington Henry M.
14753

Note NI12798 :

Individuals : Jemison William Henry
Greenwood Cemetery, Tuscaloosa, AL
14754

Note NI12799 :

Individuals : Jemison Joseph Marshall
14755

Note NI12800 :

Individuals : Patrick Elizabeth Armantine
14756

Note NI12801 :

Individuals : Seminus
14757

Note NI12802 :

Individuals : Taylor Greenberry
14758

Note NI12803 :

Individuals : Word Sarah "Sally"
1474
Sarah Word McHaney was given one negro boy named Stephen in her father'swill of 1821.

Note NI12804 :

Individuals : Johnson Franklin
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1920 United States Federal Census: Name: Franklin Johnson Home in 1920:Danbury, Ottawa, Ohi o Age: 54 years Estimated birth year: abt 1866Birthplace: Ohio Relation to Head of House: Hea d Spouse's name: NellieFather's Birth Place: Connecticut Mother's Birth Place: Ohio MaritalSt atus: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: YesAble to Write: Yes House hold Members: Name Age Franklin Johnson 54 NellieJohnson 48 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Censu s Place: Danbury, Ottawa,Ohio; Roll: T625_1424; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 184; Image: 1 041.

Note NI12805 :

Individuals : Elizabeth
14759

Note NI12806 :

Individuals : Jemison Cherokee Mims
Jemison Family Cemetery
14760

Note NI12807 :

Individuals : Hargrove
14761

Note NI12808 :

Individuals : Jemison William Carlos
Greenwood Cemetery, Tuscaloosa, AL
14762

Note NI12809 :

Individuals : Jemison Katherine Eliska "Kate"
Greenwood Cemetery, Tuscaloosa, AL
14763

Note NI12810 :

Individuals : Pickett Agnes Eliska
14764

Note NI12811 :

Individuals : Pickett John King
14765

Note NI12812 :

Individuals : Jemison William Carlos
Greenwood Cemetery, Tuscaloosa, AL
14766

Note NI12813 :

Individuals : Jemison Alan L.
14767

Note NI12814 :

Individuals : Jemison Robert
14768

Note NI12815 :

Individuals : Johnson Frederick Adolphus
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1870 United States Federal Census: (next door to David & Eliz Jameson)Name: Frederick A Joh nson Estimated birth year: abt 1838 Age in 1870: 32Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Danbury , Ottawa, Ohio Family andneighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: PortCl inton wife Lieurana 27 (Lorana) dau Anna 9 son Franklin 6----------- 1880 United State s Federal Census: Name: Frederick JohnsonHome in 1880: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio Age: 41 Estimate d birth year: abt1839 Birthplace: New York Relation to head-of-household: Self (Head)Spouse' s name: Paulina Father's birthplace: Connecticut Mother'sbirthplace: Connecticut Neighbors: V iew others on page Occupation: FarmerMarital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Househo ld Members: NameAge Frederick Johnson 41 Paulina Johnson 37 born in OH, Father born inCT, Mo ther in OH Anna Johnson 19 Frank Johnson 15 Charles Johnson 4Source Citation: Year: 1880; Cen sus Place: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio; Roll:T9_1056; Family History Film: 1255056; Page: 438.1000 ; EnumerationDistrict: 69; Image: 0376. --------- 1900 United States Federal Census:Name: Ch as F Johnson Home in 1900: Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio Age: 27Estimated birth year: abt 1873 Birthp lace: Ohio Relationship tohead-of-house: Son Father's name: Frank A Mother's name: Lurcina Ra ce:White Occupation: Laborer Household Members: Name Age Frank A Johann 63(s/b Frederick) Fa rmer Lurcina Johnson 59 (image shows Louraina) Chas FJohnson 27 Source Citation: Year: 1900 ; Census Place: Danbury, Ottawa,Ohio; Roll: T623 1312; Page: 27B; Enumeration District: 129 . ------------1920 United States Federal Census: Name: F A Johnson Home in 1920:Danbury, Otta wa, Ohio Age: 80 years Estimated birth year: abt 1840Birthplace: Connecticut Relation to Hea d of House: Head Spouse's name:Lorraina Father's Birth Place: Connecticut Mother's Birth Plac e:Connecticut Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: OwnAble to read: Ye s Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age F AJohnson 80 Lorraina Johnson 77 Source Cit ation: Year: 1920;Census Place:Danbury, Ottawa, Ohio; Roll: T625_1424; Page: 5B; Enumeratio n District:184; Image: 1041.

Note NI12816 :

Individuals : McHaney William Wilshire
1475

Note NI12817 :

Individuals : Jemison John Steele
14769

Note NI12818 :

Individuals : Sorsby Eugenia Rebecca
14770

Note NI12819 :

Individuals : Jemison Robert Sorsby
14771

Note NI12820 :

Individuals : Jemison John Snow
14772

Note NI12821 :

Individuals : Jemison Richard Wilmer
14773

Note NI12822 :

Individuals : Jamison William
14774
Information from Thomas Bell of Cannon Co., TN

Note NI12824 :

Individuals : Bell James Thomas
14776

Note NI12825 :

Individuals : Young Roxanne A.
14777

Note NI12826 :

Individuals : Nolen Susan
10473

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