Jamison, Alexander (b. , d. 1814)

Death: 1814 The day of his discharge from service of War of 1812

Note: Reported to be a farmer.

Death: AFT. 1875

Death: --Not Shown--

Death: 2 FEB 1947 San Antonion, TX

Death: 4 MAR 1935 Durant, OK

Death: 6 JUN 1980 Albuquerque, New Mexico

Note: Additional information concerning the descendants of the Lovelands is found in WFT Pedigree # 3690.

Death: 29 APR 1961 Kerrville, TX

Death: 29 APR 1973 Witchita Falls. TX

Note: Records indicate he was a Colonel.
Some records indicate William's was born in 1730.

Death: 1802

Death: 1806 Chester Co., PA

Death: --Not Shown--

Note: The Robert Jamison family is from Laura Brewer published in rootsweb.com

Death: 13 JUL 1771 Warwick Bucks, PA buried in Neshaminy Churchyard, Doyleston, PA

Death: 23 OCT 1764 Neshaminy Churchyard, Doylestown, PA

Death: 20 OCT 1877 Robertson Co., TN

Death: 13 SEP 1811 Neshaminy Churchyard, Doylestown, PA

Note: From The Jamison Family, Henry Downs Jamison 1960

Death: 23 AUG 1820

Death: AFT. 1734

Death: 29 JUN 1767

Death: MAR 1748/49

Note: It is reported that John Jamison came to this country when his father was about twenty years of age. He was the first white man to settle within the limits of what became Little Brittain Township, Pennsylvania. The name of his first wife is unknown. There were twelve children--one of his wife and eleven of the second marriage. The order of their birth is unknown. John left about 1x00 acres of land to his twelve children. It is a matter of history that "When it was a contemplation to divide the township Drumore, (from which this was taken, i.e. Little Brittain, and while one proposed one name and another offered another, with respect of considerable difficulty is settling the question,) John Jamison, one of the oldest and most prominent citizens, said to the company, "Most of use came from Great Brittain as our native place. I propose the name of Little Brittain, in memory of our mother country." The name was favorably received and the township, when organized, was named accordingly." reference: The History of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

The information is reported to be taken from "The Jamisons in America" by Ephrain Jamison, published by the Rumford Press of Concord, N.H. in 1901 at Boston, Massachusetts.

Marshall, Lewis, Book G, pages 321-322
To Nancy Henry, daughter, Negro woman Mary Ann until year 1845 at which time she is to be free and all her children born after date of will to be free; to Susan Richardson, daughter, Negro woman Sarah Ann, to be free when 25 years old along with her children, Kitchen furniture; to Cassandra Arnold, daughter, Negro woman to be free at age 25 along with her children; to Sally Foulks, daughter, same as Cassandra's bequest. Rest of estate to be divided equally between 4 above daughters and grandson, William Henry. Written 2 Sept 1837. Exec.: George Richardson, son-in-law, and Marmaduke B. Morton. Wit.: Samuel Arnold, Phillip Kennerly. Signature is indicated by mark. Date of Probate: 26 Sept 1842.

Logan Co., Ky., Cemeteries:
Jarrett Cemetery - (on U.S. 431, at Epleys, Ky.)
Marshall, Lewis, 5 Sep 1766 - 20 Aug 1842
Marshall, Martha, 19 Nov 1767 - 13 Sep 1833
Foulks, Joseph, Rev., b. New Jersey, 30 Aug 1786 - 3 May 1863
Foulks, Sallie, 1 Oct 1798 - 13 Dec 1879

Marriages of Franklin County, Virginia 1786-1858 - Wingfield
Marshall, Lewis and Martha Jamison, Jan 1, 1798. Sur. Wm. Jamison
Henry County, Virginia Will Abstracts, Vol. 1 & 2, 1777-1820

II:168 - Samuel Marshall - 30 Sept 1809 - Pr 14 May 1810
To my wife Cassandra Marshall, after debts are paid, personal estate to dispose of as she sees proper with the following exceptions: to my son Benjamin Marshall, bed and furniture after my wife's decease or sooner if she wishes; to dau Nancy bay mare at decease of wife; to grandson Benjamin Marshall my rifle gun; to my grandson Samuel Marshall my shot gun. I lend unto my wife the land and plantation where I now live during her natural life. At her decease to be sold and divided among my children; Sally Arnold, Lewis Marshall, Dennis Marshall, Nancy Marshall, Benjamin Marshall, Susanah Barrow, John Marshall. Appoint son Dennis Marshall, Elisha Arnold and John King exors. Wit: John King, Thomas Hailey, Anderson Hagwood.

The Roster of Texas Daughters Revolutionary Ancestors - DAR - 1976

Marshall, Samuel, born 1745, Henry (Westmoreland, Mecklenburg) County, Va., died 1809, Henry County, Va., married 1762 (1763) (before 1765, 1768), Cassandra Alfriend, born 1745-8, Henrico County, Va. (Maryland), will probated, January 9, 1820, Henry County, Va. Service: Private. Captain in Artillery, Va. Militia. Mecklenburg County Order Bk., pp. 374, 389. Rev. War Rec's. Mecklenburg County, Va., by Elliot.
Children:
1. Sally, born 1764, married Elisha Arnold.
2. Lewis, born September 5, 1766, married Martha Jamison, moved to Mo.
3. Dennis, born 1768, married August 27, 1792, Frances (Frankey) Harper.
4. Nancy, born 1773, died unmarried.
5. Benjamin, married Sally Dugger.
6. Susannah (Susan), born 1777, married May 2, 1801, William Barrow
7. John, died unmarried.
8. Patsy
Members: Minnie Bowlin DuBose, No. 490694.
Kathleen Grayson Johnson No. 579426.
Geneva Ashby Jones, No. 324432.
Vera Jo Rogers Bybee, No. 517742.
Pioneer Families of Franklin County, Virginia - Marshall Wingfield
WFT #3690 list John as a Jameson and married Margaret White. This pedigree records the family line though Thomas, Joseph and Peyton.

Death: BEF. 1743 Augusta, Lancaster or York Co., PA