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Compton Logan Lonzo "LL" [Male] b. 9 FEB 1857 Rutherford Co., TN - d. 8 APR 1912

Compton Cemetery, Compton Rd., Rutherford Co., TN
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COMPTON CEMETERY
RUTHERFORD COUNTY

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COMPTON William B Nov 18, 1888-Apr 5, 1963
COMPTON L L Feb 9, 1857-Apr 8, 1912
COMPTON Bettie Apr 6, 1886-Nov 28, 1924

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Compton Cemetery, Compton Rd., Rutherford Co., TN
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Uncle Henry is reported to have served in the Union army during thenorthern invasion.

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Coleman Cemetery in Murfreesboro, TN
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Obituary (with corrections)

JAMISON
Vervie Taylor Jamison, age 84, of Camden, Tenn., died at St. ThomasHospital in Nashville , Tenn., on Thursday, April 27, 2000 at 3:15 A.M.Services were held on Friday, April 28, 200 0 at the Camd en church ofChrist with Wayne Jamison (his nephew), Mickey Beam and George Laux officiating. Burial was at the Coleman Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Tenn.with Stockdale-Malin F uneral Home in charge of the arrangements.
Mr. Jamison was born on June 28, 1915 in Readyville, Tenn., to thelate Robert Taylor an d Ada Cora Boyd Jamison. Mr. Jamison is survived byhis wife Lucille Andrews Jamison, one daug hter June Car olyn Jamison ofBrentwood, TN.; two sons, Glenn Taylor Jamison of Huntsville, AL , and JoeAnthony Jamison of Marietta, GA; six grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren.
Mr. Jamison was preceded in death by his sister, Kathleen Rodgers;and four brothers, Thu rman, Fred, Ralph and Aubrey Jamison.
Mr. Jamison was a retired supervisor from Genesco, an elder at theCamden church of Chris t, and his hobby was bee keeping.

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Places the Jamisons lived:
416 Anderson Street, Gallatin, TN
116 West Main - 1940, Gallaltin, TN 1940
Hartsville Pike, Gallatin, TN
Coles Ferry Pike, Gallatin, TN
203 Coles Ferry Pike, Gallatin, TN 1949
225 Morrison Street, Gallatin, TN 1949
203 Hillcrest Avenue, Camden, TN 1950


Article in General Shoe News
Vervie Taylor Jamison

"The General is proud to introduce to you in this edition "Our man of thehour," Vervie Taylo r Jamison of the Welt Department. Vervie or, "OldHoss" as he is know to his many friends an d co-workers here at Plant No.2, was born Jun 28, 1915 in Rutherford County.

He attended grade school and high school at Kittrell in that county. "OldHoss" came to Genera l Shoe, May 10, 1937. His first job wa on theperforating machine in the Fitting Department , from that to the MakingDepartment on the heeling machine. He was transferred five years a go tothe Welt Department on a welt machine which he is very efficientlyoperating today.

He is loyal courteous and has a lot of friends not only in his departmentbut throughout the p lant. He has great talent for music and acting. Heis a sports fan, too. Baseball is his fa vorite sport and hunting is hishobby.

Vervie was married to Lucy Andrews, April 30, 1938. They have two boysage seven and five.

Congratulations, Vervie, for your fine record here with General Shoe.Plant No. 2 salutes yo u as a "Four Star General.""

Letter of Promotion to new Job:
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General Shoe Corporation
Nashville 3, Tennessee. U. S. A.

Maxey Jarman
Chairman of the Corporation

September 14, 1948

Mr. Vervie Jamison

Dear Mr. Jamison:

Please accept my congratulations and best wishes on your new
job. We are happy to w elcome you into the management of our
Company and are might glad to have you associated with us.

Before you were selected for this job a lot of thought and
care were given to the matter to be sure that we had the kind
of person who would fit in with our organization. We believe
you are that kind of person.

I think that we have the finest organization that exist in
the shoe industry. We have, first of all, a groud of splendid
individuals, and then we have a hard hitting team spirit that
finds its way around all kinds of obstacles.

Under separate cover you will receive a framed certificate
showing the code of General Shoe supervisors. I am sure you
will want to keep it before you and do your best in carring
out its principles.

Best wishes to you as we look forward to our working relation-
ship in the years ahead.

Sincerely,

(signed by)
Maxey Jarman
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