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| 101 | Not to be confused with this Charles Jameson | Jameson, Charles (I1763)
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| 102 | Not to be confused with this Charles Jameson | Jameson, Captaincies. Charles J. (I736)
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| 103 | Not to be confused with this Charles Jameson | Jameson, Captaincies. Charles J. (I736)
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| 104 | Of Ladue, MO | Jameson, Dan (I490)
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| 105 | Of Palm Desert, CA | Jameson, Tom (I488)
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| 106 | Of Queen Creek, AZ | Jameson, Walter Jr (I487)
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| 107 | Of Salinas, CA | Jameson, Debra (I491)
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| 108 | Of Tualatin, OR | Jameson, Dave (I489)
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| 109 | Olive Jameson may have been a twin sister to a stillborn brother | Jameson, Olive E. (I1407)
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| 110 | On Brig Kate Heath | Martin, Jeremiah (I1864)
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| 111 | Originially buried at Odd Fellows cemetery San Francisco, relocated to Greenlawn Memorial Park - Colma, San Mateo Co., CA | Jameson, Harvey (I3170)
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| 112 | Participated Boston "Tea Party" December 16, 1773,, while in Boston, delivering cord wood by ship. | Jameson, Charles (I2790)
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| 113 | Participated Boston "Tea Party" December 16, 1773,, while in Boston, delivering cord wood by ship. | Jameson, Robert (I688)
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| 114 | Parts of what is now Camden, Knox County, Maine, were at times, part of Hancock County, Lincoln County and finally (1860) Knox County. | Jameson, Alexander (I544)
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| 115 | Presumed date and place of death and burial | Jameson, Harvey (I3170)
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| 116 | Presumed to be the James F. Jameson of ME | Jameson, James Franklin (I3178)
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| 117 | prominent Reno building contractor and member of the assembly of the Nevada legislature | Jameson, Curry Dinsmore (I2878)
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| 118 | Reported to have been interred at St. Paul, MN, probably with her husband at Oakland Cemetery - Saint Paul, Ramsey Co., MN. | Chamberlin, Mary Elizabeth (I940)
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| 119 | Robert died in the Battle of Wyoming (Wyoming Massacre) in Luzerne Co., PA. Information on his death can be found at Luzerne Co., PA Genweb http://www.pagenweb.org/~luzerne/patk/wyoming.html | Jameson, Robert Jr. (I33)
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| 120 | Rufus Jameson's name and dates are also on the family burial monument in Resthaven Cemetery - Windsor, Kennebec Co., ME. However it is believed he is actually buried in Evergreen Cemetery - Galveston, TX, along with his wife Sarah, where they both died. | Jameson, Captain Rufus (I1064)
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| 121 | Said to have arrived with his brother "William" | Jameson, John (I12)
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| 122 | Said to have died in an ambush by Indian warriors of the Mohawk and Seneca Tribes | Jameson, John (I29)
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| 123 | see The Early History of These Jamesons of Maine | Jameson, Robert (I145)
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| 124 | Ships Captain - did not marry | Jameson, Francis Adams (I2588)
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| 125 | Social Security date of death given as 15 Mar 1966 | Barney, Henry Emil (I1768)
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| 126 | Som have her birth as Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co., ME | Winslow, Sarah (I1964)
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| 127 | Some have date of birth as 1811 | Jameson, Charles (I1116)
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| 128 | Some have her birth as c.1790 | Hyler, Agnes (I702)
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| 129 | Some have this marriage as 17 Dec 1840, Topsham, ME | Family: Deacon Given Jameson / Sarah Winslow (F835)
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| 130 | Some have this marriage date as: 28 Dec 1777 | Family: Joseph Moulton / Catherine Jameson (F319)
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| 131 | Some say death was at Somersworth, Stratford Co., NH | Gordon, Mary Etta (I2648)
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| 132 | some say julia was born c.1826+ | Jameson, Julia Ann (I53)
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| 133 | Some say that William Jameson was born in Leith, County of Edinburgh, Scotland | Jameson, William (I149)
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| 134 | Sometimes thought to be this William Jameson. However E.O.Jameson said of this, "There is a coincidence of some interest in the followiwing fact, that another William Jameson, son of William Jameson, born about 1675 in the county of Edinburugh, Scotland, from the province of Ulster, Ireland, arrived from over the seas, Aug. 4, 1718, in the port of Boston, Massachussetts Bay, and a little later, with a few others, sailed for the coast of Maine and landed in Falmouth, where he settled and became the ancestor of The Jamesons in Maine. From anything which appears, this William Jameson, from the north of Ireland, knew nothhing of the then late William Jameson, tailor, of Charleston, Mass, or that his heirs owned land in the vicinity, but he and his party dropped anchor in Casco Bay, and he established his home not far from the location of his hundred acres of land at that very time held in the Jameson name, in Falmouth, Me. Bearing the same name, ownership of land in the same vicinity about the same period has led sometimes to the wrong conclusion that they were one and the same person. | Jameson, William (I149)
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| 135 | SSDI has birth date as 19 Apr 1872 | Taylor, Matilda J. (I3203)
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| 136 | Suicide - Shot Himself | Jameson, John Alexander (I223)
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| 137 | Surname may have been "Law" | Low, Sarah Caroline (I2828)
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| 138 | Surname may have been "Slano" | Delano, Betsey (I2792)
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| 139 | Surname may have been McOshell | McAskill, Elizabeth M. (I1167)
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| 140 | Surname may have been spelled "McKeney" | McKenney, Sarah (I106)
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| 141 | Surname may have been spelled "Tibbetts" | Tebbett, Hiram (I2825)
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| 142 | surname sometimes given as "deMorse" | DeMorse, Catherine (I549)
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| 143 | Surname spelled "Breadin" and "Bredin" | Breadin, Jean (I151)
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| 144 | The 1860 Census for Clinton, MA, shows only one son, Charles A. Jameson, b.c.1858 | Family: Calvin Jameson / Eliza Mansfield (F364)
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| 145 | The marriage affidavit lists Mr. Holzheimer as divorced (Nov 1925), and Mary Jameson as a widow. | Family: Frank H. Holzheimer / May B. Jameson (F132)
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| 146 | The parents and origins of this family are murky and confusing. E.O.Jameson is generally credited with the earliest references and genealogy of this family in his book, "The Jamesons in America" (p.19). He lists John as the some of a William Jameson, bc. about 1680 Edinburgh, emigrated 1718 with other Jamesons, arriving Boston, but apparently unlike the others made his way, with his family to Voluntown, CT, where he died in 1734. This family's existance in early CT and beyond is otherwise validated, however the information as to his origins prior to that are suspect and unverifiable. The only verifiable record for the birth of a John Jameson anrond this time is in 1679, with the Scottish National Records, as the son of a Robert and Isobell (Clarke) Jameson. We have elected to use that here for this family, only because this seems more likely, even though it too is speculative. Perhaps DNA testing in some future date can determine what family this group belongs. We have listed this family with the William Jameson family of Maine tempoarly (as was E.O.Jamesons speculation) until proven otherwise. | Jameson, John (I12)
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| 147 | The Tombstone reads "John R. Jameson" with a birth date of 1811. This must be suspect, given his father died (abroad) in 1810. Nevertheless, this 1811 date is consistent (1811, 1812 and 1813) with all known contemporaneous documents (census, etc.) associated with him. | Jameson, John R. (I2499)
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| 148 | The wife of this William Jameson is often said to be Elizabeth Golding. This is almost certain not to be the case. | Adam, Margaret (I100)
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| 149 | There is a grave stone at Beach Grove Cemetery, Beach Haven, Luzerne Co., PA (Row 12, Grave 15) with her name, Part of he 2nd husband Marmaduke Pearce burial. However she was, at her own request, actually buried at Hollenbeck Cemetery with her children from her 1st marriage. | Jameson, Hannah (I131)
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| 150 | There is a second (and later) marriage for this couple in the state of Washington, where Lillian was born and grew up. It is listed as 7 Jan 1948 and in King County, Washington. | Family: Milton Frank Jameson / Lillian Frances Boyd (F1184)
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