Individual Details
John Jameson
(1784 - 1860)
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Son of James Jameson and Martha Crow Jameson. Born 1784, in Greenbriar County, Virginia, Died between 1860-1870 in Searcy County, Arkansas. Greenbriar was a portion of Virginia that withdrew from the original state during the Civil War in 1863 and formed West Virginia.
John and Susanna Cape married March 26, 1809 in Cumberland Co., Kentucky. Before 1815, the John Jamison family moved from Kentucky to Illinois then prior to 1830 they moved to Washington County, Missouri. After 1834, the family moved to Searcy County, Arkansas and settled at the mouth of the Buffalo River. There is still in that area a “Jameson Hill” and “Jameson Creek”.
John and Susanna had 13 children:
1. Julia, born 1810 in Kentucky, married Joseph Carty, died after 1880
2. James C., born July 13, 1812 in Kentucky, married Dulcinda Wyatt, died October 28, 1892.
3. John C. “Jack”, born March 12, 1814 in Kentucky, married Andromanche Carty, died March 17, 1900.
4. Boy, born 1815 in Kentucky or Illinois
5. Mary “Polly”, born 1819 in Illinois, married James H. Love, died between 1850-1854.
6. Boy, born between 1820-1822 in Illinois or Missouri
7. Rebecca, born 1823 in Missouri
8. Martha Jane, born October 29, 1824 in Missouri, married T. “Dink” Parks, died April 6, 1889.
9. Permilia Lee, born 1826 in Missouri, married #1 D. Parks, #2 David Ruff, #3 J. Cowen, died 1905.
10. Mastin C., born 1829 in Missouri, married Sarah Perlina, died February 17, 1862 in the Civil War.
11. Ebenezer B., born September 5, 1831 in Missouri, married Charity Wortman (Workman), died January 23, 1900.
12. Lorenzo Dow, born July 14, 1834 in Missouri, married Lucinda Rea, died April 3, 1915.
13. Boy, born between 1835-1840 in Arkansas.
Son of James Jameson and Martha Crow Jameson. Born 1784, in Greenbriar County, Virginia, Died between 1860-1870 in Searcy County, Arkansas. Greenbriar was a portion of Virginia that withdrew from the original state during the Civil War in 1863 and formed West Virginia.
John and Susanna Cape married March 26, 1809 in Cumberland Co., Kentucky. Before 1815, the John Jamison family moved from Kentucky to Illinois then prior to 1830 they moved to Washington County, Missouri. After 1834, the family moved to Searcy County, Arkansas and settled at the mouth of the Buffalo River. There is still in that area a “Jameson Hill” and “Jameson Creek”.
John and Susanna had 13 children:
1. Julia, born 1810 in Kentucky, married Joseph Carty, died after 1880
2. James C., born July 13, 1812 in Kentucky, married Dulcinda Wyatt, died October 28, 1892.
3. John C. “Jack”, born March 12, 1814 in Kentucky, married Andromanche Carty, died March 17, 1900.
4. Boy, born 1815 in Kentucky or Illinois
5. Mary “Polly”, born 1819 in Illinois, married James H. Love, died between 1850-1854.
6. Boy, born between 1820-1822 in Illinois or Missouri
7. Rebecca, born 1823 in Missouri
8. Martha Jane, born October 29, 1824 in Missouri, married T. “Dink” Parks, died April 6, 1889.
9. Permilia Lee, born 1826 in Missouri, married #1 D. Parks, #2 David Ruff, #3 J. Cowen, died 1905.
10. Mastin C., born 1829 in Missouri, married Sarah Perlina, died February 17, 1862 in the Civil War.
11. Ebenezer B., born September 5, 1831 in Missouri, married Charity Wortman (Workman), died January 23, 1900.
12. Lorenzo Dow, born July 14, 1834 in Missouri, married Lucinda Rea, died April 3, 1915.
13. Boy, born between 1835-1840 in Arkansas.
Events
| Birth | 1784 | Greenbrier County, Virginia | |||
| Death | 1860 | Searcy County, Arkansas |
Families
| Spouse | Susannah Cape (1794 - 1850) |
| Child | James C. Jameson (1812 - 1893) |