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Jamison Cemetery 12912432, Readyville, Rutherford Co., TN
On Thomas Allen Jamison's grave stone is the following inscription:
Remember friend as you pass by
As you are now so once was I
As I am now you soon shall be
Prepare for death and follow me
The record is not clear where Allen was born. Census records disagree between Ohio and Kentucky. Allen is shown in the 1840 census in Warren Co. TN already married with children at age 3 0 on page 326. Recordsindicate that his name was Thomas Allen Jamison which is consistent with the family using the middle name. This can be assumed to be true since Allen Jamison is his name according to his tomb stone and other recordsand since he was in Rutherford Co., in 1850, and is recorded as ThomasJamison and no Allen Jamison anywhere (Warren or Rutherford) then the1850 census index of Thomas provides his first name. In addition, theThomas Allen was used latter in the family of William Robert Jamison. Dr. Andrews Jackson Jamison, his grandson recorded his birth place as Kentucy.
Carolines brother, Samuel Fulks, Jr., was also recorded in Warren Co., TN in the 1840 Census. Apparently, both families went to the Warren Co. for a few years and then went to Rutherfor d Co., TN to live out their lives.
The 1850 Census of Rutherford Co., McCrackin District, records Allen as Allen Jemmison 34 M Ohio. The 1860 census states born in Tennessee and the 1870 indicates Ohio. Caroline is liste d in househol d of Calvin inthe census taken on June 9, 1880 at age 63. No record or traditi on hasbeen found prior to 1840 of Allen Jamison. There is a possibility thatAllen may be rel ated to William Jameson w ho married Nancy Emeline Bellin Cannon Co., June 18, 1840. Willia m is said to appear to be born in Kentucky c.1823. Some believe that William and Nancy were Thomas Allen's were parents but Nancy' s (if this is the right Nancy) mentionsThomas H. an d wife Catherine which makes this unlikely. Apparently thename is Jamison in Rutherford and J ameson in Cannon Co. This researcherbelieves they we re kin folks.
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The Jamison Cemetery
Jamison Cemetery Rutherford County Tennessee
Transcribed by Jamison & Helton family member Jean (Helton) Young
Darlene (Campbell) Scott
The Jamison Cemetery is located in the Readville Quadrangle on Wilson Road Rutherford County T ennessee
Arnett, A. J. - Nov. 15, 1856 - Aug. 21, 1905
Brannon, Margaret - 1847 - 1928
Brandon, G. T. - Apr. 21, 1847 - Mar. 17, 1902
Brewer, Baby - May 1, 1904 - Infant of M. M. & W. A. Brewer
Brewer, baby - June 30, 1905 - Aug. 1, 1905 - Infant of M. M. & W. A.Brewer
Daniel, Mattie H. - Jan. 5, 1868 - May 30, 1939
Daniel, W. G. - Feb. 28, 1868 - Sept. 25, 1932
Helton, Andrew Peter (A. P.) - Feb. 6, 1845 - Oct. 13, 1910
Hoover, Baby - Aug. 27, 1898 -Infant of Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hoover
Hoover, Lula Mai - May 31, 1903 - Apr. 23, 1919 dau. of A. R. & MaudHoover
Hoover, Martha A. (Helton) wife of W. F. Hoover Feb. 27, 1840 - April 13,1919
Hoover, S. E. - Apr. 30, 1881 - Sept. 15, 1897
Hoover, W. F. - Jan 19, 1833 - Dec. 28, 1910
Jamison, Allen - Apr. 25, 1811 - Mar. 6, 1873
Jamison, Andrew Martin (A.M.) - Sept. 17, 1872 - Dec. 4, 1948 (AndrewMartin Jamison)
Jamison, Easter S. Brandon - Dec. 18, 1851 - Sept. 12, 1905 - wife ofAndrew Martin Jamison
Jamison, Clayton - Aug. 26, 1905 - Feb. 8, 1968
Jamison, Carrie A.- dau. Andrew & Easter. S. Jamison - Oct. 9, 1894 -Mar. - 31, 1895
Jamison, Frank Lynn - Sept. 7, 1959 - Jan. 26, 1960
Jamison, Martha Ann - abt. 1886 - March 27, 1957 - Age 71 years
Jamison, Mary A. - Nov. 16, 1903 - Dec. 9, 1922
Jamison, Mary Jane Shelton - Mar. 28, 1843 - Sept. 13, 1910 - wife ofWilliam Robert Jamison
Jamison, William Robert - Nov. 23, 1834 - Oct. 6, 1923
Patrick, Nate - Aug. 15, 1858 - Apr. 4, 1892
Pitts, Fannie Richardson - Dec. 5, 1892 - Mar. 9, 1920
Pitts, Frances A. - 1868 - 1934
Thomas F., Jr. - Aug. 2, 1871 - July 20, 1873
Note: Our cousins took us to this cemetery during a family reunion.Margie Witty and sister i n law Jean (Helton) Young and family memberstake care of the Jamison cemetery. Allen Jamiso n died in 1873 was thefirst occupant with a marked grave. Andrew Peter Helton is our greatgre at grandfather. Jean collects donation at our family reunion to helppay for the care and clea ning of the grounds. This is not a completecemetery survey.
This researcher assumes that Caroline Fulks Jamison, wife of Thomas AllenJamison is buried he re also, but there is no grave marker.
In addition, Abraham Tennison, Jr., Caroline's maternal grandfather isprobably the oldest gra ve in the cemetery but the grave has no marker.
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Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford County
Tennessee, USA
Jamison, John W.b. Aug. 24, 1868 d. Jul. 22, 1926
Jamison, Corrie Turner b. Jan. 24, 1878 d. Jan. 30, 1967
Jamison, Andrew Jackson b. Sep. 16, 1879 d. Jan. 11, 1961
Jamison, Sadie Thompson b. Apr. 21, 1881 d. Jan. 31, 1961
Jamison, Eddie Lee b. 1892 d. 1964
Jamison, Martha P b. 1894 d. 1925
Jamison, Ruth b. Apr. 6, 1923 d. Dec. 6, 1923
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Graves of Jamisons born before 1900
Jamison, Henry D. b. Apr. 12, 1795 d. Mar. 15, 1859, Jamison Cemetery,Rutherford Co., TN
Jamison, Thomas Allen b. Apr. 25, 1811 d. Mar. 6, 1873,Jamison Cemetery,Readyville, Rutherfo rd Co., TN
Jamison, William Robert b. Nov. 23, 1834 d. Oct. 6, 1923 JamisonCemetery, Readyville Rutherfo rd Co., TN
Jamison, Mary Jane b. Mar. 28, 1843 d. Sep. 13, 1910 Jamison Cemetery,Readyville, Rutherfor d Co., TN
Jamison, Easter S b. Dec. 18, 1851 d. Sep. 12, 1905 Jamison Cemetery,Readyville, Rutherfor d Co., TN
Jamison, M. C. b. Oct. 8, 1862 d. Sep. 5, 1884 Jamison Cemetery,Rutherford Co. TN
Jamison, A M b. Sep. 17, 1872 d. Dec. 4, 1948 Jamison Cemetery,Readyville, Rutherford Co., T N (Andrew Martin)
Jamison, R. S. b. 1848 d. 1894 Miller Cemetery, Christiana RutherfordCo., TN
Jamison, Infant of R. S. & F. b. unknown d. Oct. 25, 1892 MillerCemetery, Christiana Rutherf ord Co., TN
Jamison, Fannie b. 1863 d. 1900 Miller Cemetery, Christiana, RutherfordCo., TN
Jamison, Elizabeth Jones b. Nov. 15, 1849 d. Dec. 17, 1904, JonesCemetery, Rutherford Co., T N
Jamison, Richanna C. b. Feb. 16, 1856 d. Sep. 22, 1861 Jamison Cemetery,S. Rutherford Co., T N
Jamison, Emma b. 1866 d. 1943 Fathera Cemetery, Sharpsville, RutherfordCo., TN
Jamison, John W. b. Aug. 24, 1868 d. Jul. 22, 1926 Evergreen Cemetery,Murfreesboro Rutherfor d Co., TN
Jamison, Corrie Turner b. Jan. 24, 1878 d. Jan. 30, 1967 EvergreenCemetery, Murfreesboro, Ru therford Co. TN
Jamison, Andrew Jackson b. Sep. 16, 1879 d. Jan. 11, 1961 EvergreenCemetery, Murfreesboro, R utherford Co. TN (Dr.)
Jamison, Sadie Thompson b. Apr. 21, 1881 d. Jan. 31, 1961 EvergreenCemetery, Murfreesboro, R utherford Co. TN
Jamison, Eddie Lee b. 1892 d. 1964 Hillview Baptist (Republic...Compton, Rutherford Co.TN
Jamison, Robert H. b. Jul. 29, 1833 d. Oct. 27, 1884 Rose Hill Cemetery,Columbia Maury Co. , TN
Jamison, James H. b. Mar. 19, 1843 d. Feb. 27, 1894 Rose Hill Cemetery ,Columbia Maury, Co. , TN
Jamison, Nancy R b. Jun. 23, 1853 d. Apr. 23, 1914 Munford Cemetery,Covington Tipton Count , TN
Jamison, Walter R b. Apr. 11, 1857 d. Mar. 29, 1933 Hollywood Cemetery,Wartrace Bedford Co.
Jamison, Joshua b. unknown d. Dec. 5, 1864 Nashville National Cemetery,Nashville Davidson Co. , TN
Jamison, Jacob b. unknown d. Sep. 10, 1863 Nashville National Cemetery,Nashville Davidson C o., TN
Jamison, Virginia A b. Jan. 24, 1866 d. Apr. 23, 1940 HollywoodCemetery, Wartrace, Bedford C o., TN
Jamison, Carrie E b. May 30, 1869 d. Nov. 29, 1927 Hollywood Cemetery,Wartrace, Bedford Co. , TN
Jamison, Ida M. b. Feb. 7, 1872 d. Jul. 20, 1961 Chambers ChapelCemetery, Lakeland Shelby Co ., TN
Jamison, Cora Lee Poston b. Sep. 17, 1872 d. Jun. 8, 1896 West UnionCemetery, West Union, S helby Co. TN
Jamison, Donnie Paschall b. Jan. 31, 1891 d. Aug. 27, 1893 West UnionCemetery, West Union, Sh elby Co.TN
Jamison, Corp. Leslie Upton b. Jun. 21, 1892 d. Dec. 2, 1918 Big CreekCemetery, Lucy, Shelb y Co. TN
Jamison, Howard b. Jan. 20, 1893 d. Apr. 8, 1958 Magnolia Cemetery,Collierville, Shelby Co . TN
Jamison, Farris b. 1883 d. 1964 Dyer Co. Memorial Gard... Dyersburg,Dyer Co. TN
Jamison, Edna b. 1891 d. 1985 Dyer Co. Memorial Gard... , Dyersburg,Dyer Co., TN
Jamison, David W b. Oct. 8, 1891 d. Apr. 23, 1916 Munford Cemetery,Covington, Tipton Co.TN
Jamison, Corp Leslie Upton b. Jun. 21, 1892 d. Dec. 2, 1918 Big CreekCemetery, Lucy, Shelb y Co. TN
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The Warren Co., TN heads of family in 1840 Surname List from 1840 CensusOf Warren County lis t "Allen Jamison" on page 326. Also listed is aSamuel Fulks and a John Boyd living fairly clo se to one ano thers familyon page 326:
Male & Female Divisions
under 5; 5-10; 10-15; 15-20; 20-30; 30-40; 40-50;50-60; 60-70; 70-80 ; 80-90; 90-100.
Allen Jamison 20001 10001 1-Slave Division of Allenis 20-30 years , 2 m 1 f children under 5.
Samuel Fulks 0001 00001
From: 1840 United States Federal Census for Warren County Tennessee
From NARA microfilm, RG 704, Roll 357.
There is also several Fults:
Fults, John [GC1850cd5-286]
Fults, Alfred [GC1850cd2]
Fults, Josiah [widow Sarah? 1850GCcd5-291]
Fults, Nathan [GC1850cd5-292]
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There are records of a John C. Jamison born in Kentucky on March 12,1814. John C. Jamison's f ather and family moved to Searcy Arkansasbetween 1830 and 1840. John's father was John Jamison, Sr. born in1784 in Virginia and married Susanah who was born in 1795 in Virginia.The y had 12 children of which John, Jr. was 2nd.
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Robert Jamison is listed on the 1850 Washington County, Iowa Census withhis family. He is lis ted as a farmer, 40 years old and born in Ohio. Hiswife is Ann ??? 33 years old and born in O hio. Their c hildren are listedas Martha J. age 16, b. Ohio; Susan, age 14, b. Ohio; Nancy, a ge 13, b.Ohio; Jonathan, age 12, b. Ohio; Elizabeth, age 11, b. Ohio; William, age7, b. Misso uri (not sure of state a s was not clear letters); Martha, age6, b. Missouri; and Eliza, ag e 1, b. Iowa. There were clearly twoMartha's on the list. According to this they moved to Iow a between 1844and 1849. I have ordered the 1860 Census for this area to see if they arestil l there then. Jonathan joined the Union Army in Arkansas in 1863according to his discharge pa per, military records and pension papers.
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Thomas Allen did not show up until 1840 in Warren Co., TN and would have been about 13 years old at some unknow place at this time so it doesn'tlook like this could have been his brother , his father, etc.
It should be known that the Warren Co. line was just east of Rutherford during the early 1800's. Part of Warren was then used to create Cannon Co.
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No known connection to the Thomas Allen Jamison's of Rutherford County but of general historic al interest:
The Genealogical account state his name was Thomas Jamison while Goodspeed states his name was Jameson.
The Tennessee Genealogical Magazine,"Ansearchin" News, Vol 43, No. 4, Winter 199 6 issue:
Colonel Joseph H. Talbot and Almedia Sanders were married, in Jackson, March 15, 1827;
she being a daughter of Francis Sanders, Esq. (NATIONAL BANNER AND NASHVILLI WNIG, March 17, 1827)
An article appeared in THE JACKSON SUN, Feb. 18, 1826:
HORRID MURDER. Died at his residence in this county, on Thursday morning the 16th inst., MR.. FRANCIS SANDERS, .aged about 50 years, of wounds received by the hands of an assassin on Thursday evening preceding. The circumstances are concisely theses: On Wednesday evening the 6th inst. whilst engaged in looking over his farm, he was shot at by some villian in coward. Fortunately, at this time, he received no injury. Who it could be or what extraordinary motive the assassin could be actuated by, it was impossible to conjecture. On the evening following, about dusk, as he was returning to his house from a piece of new ground, where he had been superintending . . . he suddenly received a blow, without knowing at the time from whence it had come, on his head, which instantly brought him senseless to the ground. A repetition of blows appears to have succeeded the one which brought him down; in this situation he was found shortly after and brought to his house where he languished until last Thursday morning about 5 o'clock, when he died having previously recovered his senses. The villian who committed the atrocious act and whose name is Thomas Jamison, has confessed his crime and is now in close confinement in Jackson jail, together with a negro fellow belonging to Mr. Sanders, who has also made a full confession. The wretches can scarcely assign a motive for their conduct. Jamison is a young man about 21 or 22 years of age and resided with his father on the land of Mr. Sanders. The deceased emigrated to this section of country from Davidson county, Stone River, where he had resided many years commanding the esteem of all who knew him.
If such a man at home almost in the bosom of his family could not be safe from outrage, how precarious is all human security!
A jury of inquest has been held over his body and find his death produced by an act of willful murder, agreeably to the foregoing statement of facts. On Friday evening his remains were interred with great solemnity by the Free Masons of Jackson Lodge.
Another account was found in Goodspeed History of Madison Co., TN
Goodspeed History of Madison Co., TN
The first murder trial began in October, 1826, and ended January 31, 1827, in conviction. The case was the State against Thomas Jameson, for the murder of Francis Sanders. Jameson was an objectionable suitor for the hand of Sanders’ daughter. The murder was committed for the purpose of securing the wished for prize. The prisoner was remanded to jail to remain till May 4, 1827, between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M., when he should be taken to a convenient place near Jackson, and there hung by the neck until dead. The execution was duly carried out about two miles from Jackson. A negro was also executed as an accomplice.
Denmark lies about twelve miles southwest of Jackson and contains about 250 inhabitants. It is in the midst of a rich farming community, and was one of the first places settled in the county. The land on which Denmark stands was opened by Thomas Sanders in 1822.
In the vicinity of Denmark, Thomas and Richard Sanders settled in 1822.
http://www.tngenweb.org/records/madison/history/goodspeed/index.html
The age and time would have put his birth at about 1804-1805.
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From Thomas Bell in Cannon Co.
William Jamison b. 1818 Kentucky, married in Cannon County in 1840, and moved to Newton Count y Missouri about 1842.
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