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David Howell know to be living in Manchester, Ontario county, NY in 1829 (land deed info of mother Keziah, in Jefferson twp, Morris county NJ) | PARSELL, Phebe /PURCELL (I1377)
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Death Certiface says place of birth is NJ - More likely (Orange Co.) NY | HOWELL, Cecelia (I1491)
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Death Certificate lists date of Birth as "3 Sep 1859" | WRIGHT, William Francis (I6)
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Death Certificate reflects a middle initial of "L". The 1870 & 1880 Census records say "B". He was more than likely named after his maternal Grandfather, Wesson Bettis. | THRESHER, Wesson B (I7233)
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Death listed ar 22 Feb 1792 in some record. | JAMESON, Margaret (I3184)
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Death listed as "abt 1898, Camden, Camden Co., NJ | TEMPLE, Alfred Sutphen (I2038)
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Death listed as 18 Jul 1864 in "Jamesons in America" | JAMESON, Thomas (I2931)
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Death may have been 28 JUL 1864 | JAMESON, Thomas (I2931)
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Death year sometime listed as 1796 | KINSEY, Catharine (I4237)
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Death: d.s.p. | TEMPLE, Mary Oella (I806)
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Deputy Inspector Port of Boston, MA in 1839 | JAMESON, Hugh (I3346)
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Despite speculation as to several possibilities, the parents of these Wright brothers has never been proven conclusively. | WRIGHT, ? (I34)
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Despite speculation as to several possibilities, the parents of these Wright brothers has never been proven conclusively. | ?, ? (I35)
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Despite speculation as to several possibilities, the parents of these Wright brothers has never been proven conclusively. | Family: ? WRIGHT / ? ? (F14)
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died at age 14 | JAMESON, Thomas (I4040)
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died at age 19 at childbirth | JAMESON, Eliza (I4039)
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died at his home in the Charlestown area of Boston. | JAMESON, Hugh (I3346)
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Died at the home of her sister (Mary Julia), a trained nurse practicing at Rochester General Hospital | JAMESON, Cassie Maria (I3861)
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died at the home of his daughter Blanche (Maynard) Jameson, where he and his wife Assie had been spending winters. | Maynard, George Webster (I5379)
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Died from an indian arrow and gunshot, while serving in the Dakota Territory. | JAMESON, Horace (I4502)
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Died having been thrown from a horse | JAMESON, Herman Alexander (I3690)
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Died in infancy | JAMESON, Alonzo (I3382)
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Died in Ocean Passage (Ireland to USA) | JAMESON, ? (I2289)
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Died in Ocean Passage (Ireland to USA) | JAMESON, ? (I2290)
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Died in the Revolutionary War, some say at Valley Forge, PA, of "camp fever." | Skinner, Calvin (I3460)
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Died of a stroke | JAMESON, Emily Elizabeth Margaret (I3857)
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Died of an appendicitis. | JAMESON, William Alexander (I3144)
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Died of Cancer | JAMESON, Jennie Marie (I3856)
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Died of Chronic Diarrhea at General Hospital New house of Refuge, St Louis, Mo. | WRIGHT, William (I2)
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Died of Tuberculosis at the Naval Hospital | JAMESON, Harold Newhouse (I5375)
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died of yellow fever and buried immediately | JAMESON, William Mirick (I3860)
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Died unmarried and without issue. | JAMESON, Robert Dudley Jr. (I6568)
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Died when quite young. | ?, ? (I3780)
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Died while on a world tour | Dickason, Livingston Thomas (I1515)
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Died Young | JAMESON, Jane (I2231)
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Died Young | HARRISON, Richard (I2409)
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Diphtheria | JAMESON, Oren Morse (I3425)
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Disappeared, not heard from since 1869 and could not be found in 1880 for the reading of his father's will. | SYMONDS, Nathaniel Cleves (I5822)
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Dr. Hugh Jameson, Professor of History, ended 35 years at Northern when he retired in August, 1965. Dr. Jameson received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Michigan. He came to NIU in 1930 after teaching at Mankato State Teachers College, Minnesota, and the University of Michigan. He served as chairman of the Department of Social Science for 18 years from 1941 to 1958. In January, 1961, the Eta Eta chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honorary, established the Hugh Jameson History Prize in recognition of his distinguished services in the fields of history and the social sciences. Perhaps he will be best remembered by many thousands of Northern graduates as the grand marshal of commencement, a position he held for 30 years.
Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL) - Class of 1966 p.110 | JAMESON, Hugh (I4016)
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Drowned in the Feather River | WOOTAN, Daniel Washington (I3137)
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Drowned in the Marrimack River | TAGGART, Jonathan (I2251)
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Drowned while wading in the White River. | JAMESON, Eliza (I901)
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During the Black Hawk War | Family: Daniel Washington WOOTAN / Julia JAMESON (F2076)
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DY | JAMESON, Peggy (I2293)
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DY | JAMESON, Sarah (I2294)
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DY In Passage | JAMESON, ? (I2289)
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DY In Passage | JAMESON, ? (I2290)
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| 248 |
E.O. Jameson had his place of death incorrectly as Darien, MO | JAMESON, Lafayette H. (I2930)
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E.O. Jameson has her death as "August 1831" | JAMESON, Livonia (I2848)
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E.O. Jameson has Samuel born in Canandaigua, Ontario Co., NY. | JAMESON, Samuel (I2840)
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