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Putman Martha 'Patty' [Female] b. 1894 - d. 1925 Rutherford Co, TN
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Evergreen Cemetery, Rutherford Co., TN
1852
Hillview Baptist Church Cemetery, Rutherford County, Tn.
10204
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 20788
Evergreen Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., TN
Died at age 64 with Autral Hemorrhage.
10592
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
http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~marcell/GAMBLE.htm
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ar/benton/bios/nopr.txt
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.
1857
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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Reference: Abstract of Philadelphia County Wills 1777-1790 pg. 142
The Jamison Family, Henry Downs Jamison 1960
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Jamison Cemetery, S. Rutherford Co., TN # 5618472
HENRY DOWNS JAMISON
John C. Spence in Vol. 1 of Annals of Rutherford County states:
H. D. Jamison [owned a saddle shop on the] south side public square.
These shopsmade everything in the way of saddlery, buying stirups, bridle
bits, buckles, tacks, webbing thread, and many other things from the
merchants who kept all these articles for sale. . .
Henry D. Jamison was a respected citizen of Rutherford Co., often
being called “Esquire.” The Aldermanwere, for several years, “qualified by
H. D. Jamison, Esq.” He was born April 12, 1795 [probably Savannah,
Georgia] and died March 15, 1859. In a newspaper account by R. D.
Jamison, Brooksville, MS, November 13, 1911: “My father was a soldier in
the War of 1812, and a descendant of Col. Downs of the Revolutionary
army. My father, in 1835, bought a farm of several hundred acres of good
land southwest of Murfreesboro and lived there until 1858; left a large
family. He was buried in a cemetery on the Murfreesboro and Columbia
dirt road extending across the road to Panther Creek. . . a small portion of
this one-half acre of the north end is enclosed by a fence of large limestone
rocks for 2 feet in height and 2 or 2½ feet of barbed wire with an iron gate
for entrance. His grave is in the northwest corner of this enclosure and is
marked by a marble monument 7 or 8 feet high in rock base. I have often
heard him speak of being in the big battle of Horseshoe on Tallapoosa
River in Alabama and this was a great victory.
He first married in Rutherford Co. January 21, 1819, Elizabeth Batey
(died in February 1835), daughter of Capt. William& Ann [Bass] Batey. He
married second in Williamson Co. on July 23, 1835, Sarah W. Thomas. In
his will he names his “older children”: Mary J. Jamison, wife of Robert M.
Smith; William C. Jamison; Julia Ann Jamison, wife of Isaac H. Ledbetter;
John B. Jamison; Martha Jamison, wife of Elijah M. Shettlesworth. Other
children were listed: Eliza T. Jamison, Caroline Ann Jamison, Robert D.
Jamison, Sally G. Jamison, Louisa B. Jamison, Clark M. Jamison, James
H. Jamison, Margaret O. Jamison, Samuel T. Jamison, Albert D. Jamison,
and Richie Anna Jamison.
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49th Tennessee Infantry Regiment
Jamison, Henry Downs, Jr. and Marguerite Jamison McTigue, comps. Letters and Recollections of a Confederate Soldier 1860-1865. Nashville, TN: H. D. Jamison, [1964]. (Note: After the War the soldier, Robert David Jamison, eventually moved to Nashville and bought an interest in the mattress manufacturing company that became Jamison Bedding, Inc.)
The descendents of Henry Downs Jamison & Elizabeth Batey are taken from WFT Pedigree #1591.
Some records indicate his death on April 4, 1795 rather than the 15th. Inany case, this resea rcher verified that the date on the monument wasrecorded as follows:
Henry Downs Jamison
April 12, 1795 - Mar 15, 1859
63 years 11 months 3 days
Here rest loved one till the great resurrection morn.
Recorded from tomb stone on July 14, 2001.
These are not fully conconsistent with the other records of a Henry D.Jamison listed in thes e notes who perhaps married a Sarah and whoschildren were Arrabella, Mary, Margaret, Gustavus , Orval, Eliz abeth,William, and Laura. Perhaps and probably two different Henry DownsJamison . This would not be uncommon if they were 1st cousins or whateverthat moved into Montgomer y and Humphreys Co., TN.
In the Jamison Cemetery there are five markers recorded in about 1971(not the Jamison Cemeter y near the Knob). These are:
Henry D. Jamison, Apr. 12, 1795, Mar. 15, 1859
M. C. Jamison son of H. (R.?) & (G.?) W., Oct. 8, 1862, Sept. 5, 1884
Richanna C. Jamison, Feb. 1856, Sept. 22, 1861
Jennie Leatherman, Dec. 22, 1856, Jan 15, 1863
Thomas J. Watkins, Nov. 3, 1836, Apr. 27, 1862
The cemetery is in the Fosterville Quadrangle 1/3 mile S. W. of CrescentChurch on North sid e of road surrounded by a rock wall. Marked "Cem:" onU.S.G.S. map. It is marked the Jamiso n Cemetery on t he Rutherford Co.,Chamber of Commerce Map.
Henry D. Jamison is mentioned to be the legal guardian of Madison Johns.
Unknown if this is related but maybe a cousin of not even the same family:
Notes of Anne Cathey Smith - June 23, 1999 and following:
My ggrandfather was William Downs Jamison, born between 1794 and 1800,married Sarah ?, ha d a daughter named Laura, my great grandmother, born1846 and married William Hatfield. Willia m Jamison is in the 1830Humphreys Co, TN census. Then I can't find him any more. There wa s a notethat he was killed in the Civil War; however, his wife and children arein the 1850 an d 1860
From http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Creek/2962/gedcom/dat89.htm#4
Glenna's Genealogy Research:
Jameson, William
Birth : BET. 1783 - 1790
Death : BET. 1810 - 1870
Gender: Male
Family:
Spouse:
Downs, Jane
Birth : BET. 1783 - 1790
Death : BET. 1810 - 1870
Gender: Female
Parents:
Father: Downs, William
Mother: Downs, Sarah
Children:
Jameson, Henry Downs
Birth : BET. 1802 - 1810
Death : BET. 1840 - 1890 2 wives:Elizabeth Beatty & SarahWoodlief Thompson
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Humphreys Co census. I don't know if there is any correlation with thefolks you are looking f or. Anne
My gg grandfather was William Downs Jamison, born 1794-1800 in NC, movedto Humphreys Co, TN , married Sarah ?, had several children, was listed inthe 1830 Humphreys Co census; wife an d children were listed in 1850 and1860 Humphreys Co census. Can't find William later than 183 2. Anne
My gg grandfather, William Downs Jamison , married Sarah ?, was in the1830 Humphreys Co, TN c ensus, had the following children: Arrabella,Mary, Margaret, Gustavus (listed as 13 years ol d in the 1850 census),Orval, Elizabeth, William, and Laura. Don't know if this could be theGu stavus that you are looking for or not. Anne
My gg grandfather was William Downs Jamison. There is a William D.Jamison in the 1820 Montgom ery Co, TN census. William D. Jamison islisted in the 1830 Humphreys Co, TN census. I believ e that where he livedin Humphreys Co. was actually in Montgomery Co. in 1820. I am beginning to believe that my William could well be the son of Robert. His childrensnames included: Arra bella, Mary, Margaret, G ustavus, Orval, Elizabeth,William, Laura, Nancy, and Sarah. These ch ildren's names don't exactlyfollow the routine naming pattern, but it seems that Robert's son ,William, and my gggrandfather, Will iam, were both in Montgomery Co, TN.When was Enos in Mon tgomery Co? Anne
My gggrandfather was William Downs Jamison. He was listed in the 1820Montgomery Co, TN census , the 1830 Humphrey's Co, TN census, and the 1840Dickson Co, TN census. The area where I beli eve he lived was in the samearea in all of the counties listed for the
census years.
Additional details from "Ancestors and extended family" of Larry C.Jamison
1864
1865
1866
The records for Elizabeth Beaty is taken from WFT Pedigree #1591.
Some records indicate: Elizabeth Beatty
Other records indicate:
Elizabeth married Henry S. Jamison according to the records concerningRevolutionary War Soldi ers in the Rutherford Co., library. Her fatherwas Capt. in Rev. War.
Records of Rutherford Co.: Henry D. Jamison & Eliz. _____ Jan 20, 1819 RU
1867
Conflicting records exist on Mary's Spouse.
1868
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