Notes: Some New Hampshire Jamesons

Matches 801 to 850 of 929

#	Notes	Linked to
801	Surname aka Greely.	Greeley, Charles H. (I7011)
802	Surname at baptism was recorded as either "Jamison" or "Jamieson," depending on the document. The spelling "Jamison" was used at immigration and continued as such thereafter.	JAMISON, Jonathan (I7518)
803	Surname may be spelled "Solar," or "Zoeller"	Soeller, Emma (I5185)
804	Surname may have been "Case"	?, Abigail (I2622)
805	Surname may have been McCulloch	Micsulish, John (I5238)
806	Surname may have been spelled "Kerr"	Keir, Magdalen/e (I7933)
807	Surname may have been: Maxen, Mason,	Maxam, Henry (I5271)
808	Surname often spelled "Carr"	Karr, Nellie L. (I3778)
809	Surname sometimes spelled "Slatter" or "Schlater"	Slatter, Peter (I5225)
810	Swedes Church. Philidelphia, PA	Family: John TEMPLE / Rachael VanHORN (F862)
811	T.I.; "First white male born in Bergen, NY"	CROSBY, Luther (I1136)
812	Taught at Oberlyn College	ELMER, Hyram (I1179)
813	Teacher, Reverend, Historian and Genealogist. Supervisor of the Emerson College of Oratory, in Boston, starting in 1894. Authored several books, including "The Jamesons in America."	JAMESON, Rev. Ephraim Orcutt (I3250)
814	tentative - needs verification: b.3 Aug 1919; d.17 Nov 1999, San Diego. CA SSDI	JAMESON, Philip Alexander Jr. (I7030)
815	The 1850 US Census (Center Twp., La Porte Co., IN) and the 1860 US Census (Lima, LaGrange Co., IN) have tis Harvey born in CT, the 1870 US Census (Keosauqua, Van Buren Co., IA) has him born in NY.	Strong, Harvey (I5653)
816	The 1871 Jacksonville (Brooklyn) City Directory lists JB as the proprietor of the "Rochester House" hotel. The business is listed for a couple of consecutive years then disappears. I can't find my records for anything but 1871 unfortunately. I also thought I had a record of the Rochester House appearing in Palatka Florida a year later. I cant put my fingers on that record either. This would have all been in 1870-1873 or so - Mike Palossi	JAMESON, Joseph Brown (I1490)
817	The baptism record for son Jonathan in 1841 gives William of Movanagher, occupation farmer, as father.	Jameson, William (I7515)
818	The children, Robert and Margaret were separated from Clara and from each other after the death of the father in 1918, when my grand mother was forced to find work as a seamstress and as a maid. This arrangement was very difficult for my grandmother and her hope was to be family again. My dad and his sister saw each other at least once a year during his childhood. My dad did not talk much about his childhood but did keep in contact with his sister until his death in 1982. He and Margaret saw each other at least four times in their adult life. My father traveled three times to east coast and Margaret traveled only once to Arizona. Her husband had some mental health issues and would not travel by plane, bus, or train.	Family: Robert Miller JAMESON / Clara W. Wood (F3017)
819	The date, place and parents of this birth is assumed, re: that this is the correct birth for this particular Edward Jamesone	Jamisone, Edward (I7932)
820	The Dixmont Cemetery is on the grounds of the old Dixmont Mental Hospital & Institution, where Jonathan had been an inmate.	JAMISON, Jonathan (I7518)
821	The exact parents and ancestors of this William Jameson are not known. However, descendant Y-DNA testing (#816905) is a direct and complete 'match' with other known and earlier emigrated Jameson families from the very same part of Ulster, Ireland, suggesting almost certain close family connections.	Jameson, William (I7515)
822	The Illinois St. Andrews Society gives his place of birth as Helensburgh, Scotland	Strong, Henry (I2018)
823	The Lawrence Journal, Kansass, July 15, 1882, Cyclopedia, McClintock and Strong, Vol VIII p191	PIERSON, Samuel Burdett (I1772)
824	The name Ale is German, formerly spelled AHLE	ALE, Atley Wilson (I2981)
825	The name changed from "Bollenbacher" after the family arrived in the US - Alan Williams (aldwil@att.net)	BOLENBAUGH, Sarah (I53)
826	The name changed from "Bollenbacher" after the family arrived in the US - Alan Williams (aldwil@att.net)	BOLENBAUGH, John (I543)
827	The story passed down is that the wagon ruts from taking Mary Elizabeth Knapp Shuman to the cemetery were still in the yard when they married.	KNAPP, Mary Elizabeth (I1889)
828	The surname spelling as "Jamison" was used at immigration and continued as such thereafter.	JAMISON, William J. (I7519)
829	The surname spelling as "Jamison" was used at immigration and continued as such thereafter.	JAMESON, Alexander (I7520)
830	There are 2 other DAR "applications/supplements" listed to this Bernard VanHorn, specifically listing "John Temple" as associated. These are #'s 810725 and 820272	VanHORN, Barnet/Bernhard (Barney) (I2128)
831	There are several possible George "Jamesoune" births listed on the Scottish National Records (ScotlandsPeople) website. Two (2) of these, both born in 1604 and both born in Edinburgh, are the best possible fits. It is difficult to know if either of these is the George Jamesone, father of these children as listed in their births records. Recorded births for this period and anything older are quite rare, so the likelihood of our George even having his birth recorded is slim.	Jamesoune, George (I7940)
832	There has always been considerable debate as to the accuracy of this event for this person. It has long been assumed that the Wisconsin death reported in 1873, was for Elizabeth (Wintersteen) Wright, most likely because of the proximity of known children in nearby counties and no other explanation of this Elizabeth (Wintersteen) Wright's death elsewhere. Many believe this was not in fact Elizabeth (Wintersteen) Wright, but someone else entirely. See a more detailed explanation here.	WINTERSTEEN, Elizabeth (I47)
833	There is a 29 Oct 1811, Wilbraham, MA birth record for Nathan Rockwell Stedman, Son of Nathan and Belinda Stedman.	STEDMAN, Nathan Rockwell (I7413)
834	There is a another 'possible' birth record for a Magalene Keir, born 24 Dec 1644 in Leith South, Midlothian, Scotland to parents John Keir and Magdalene Orme. This however, would have put her at only 16 years old at the time of any 1660 marriage.	Keir, Magdalen/e (I7933)
835	There is a burial listing in the Minneopa Cemetery in Mankato for a Margaret Ellen Evans. It appears that this lady is the wife of Reverend William Edward Evans who is buried in the same cemetery but there is a discrepancy in her birth year. The 1900 census of Mankato, Blue Earth Co., MN states that she was born in Jun 1864. The cemetery listing reflects a birth year of Jun 1863.	Hughes, Margaret Ellen (I6763)
836	There is a confusion concerning Phebe Jane Howell's name. A 'Jane' (Howell) shows up on the 1860 and 1870 census living with David and Eliza Howell. It is quite possible this Phebe was known by her middle name, Jane, so as not to confuse her with Phebe Adelia (daughter of David & Eliza and cousin to 'Jane) within the same household. 'Jane' disappears and a 'Jennie P.' Howell shows up for the first time (as such) in the 1880 census (after her uncle David had died) living with Eliza, William Henry, Edwin and Phebe A. Confusion is compounded in that she is listed as a sister, her age as 30 and her place of birth as Michigan. It is likely that the ages and birth dates are simply wrong (Edwin's age is also wrong on this census). Jennie P. Howell is buried with David W. Howell (her brother and son of Stephen and Phebe) in Mt. Rest cemetery in Bergen, New York. Her death certificate also lists her parents as Stephen and Phebe. These facts confirm her parentage. It is therefore very likely Phebe J. is Phebe Jane (or possibly Jane Phebe) who later became known as Jennie P. Her death certificate does however list her birth place as Michigan, probably an error in reporting by a survivor.	HOWELL, Phebe Jane (I840)
837	There is a Deed dated Jan 23, 1802 in which John Mills of Mendham sold land in Roxbury, "which tract of land was given to Elizabeth, wife of said John Mills, jr. by her grandfather Joseph Pierson. Said land is adjoining the said Rockaway River land of Kezia Howell, Jonathon Pierson, Joseph Dickerson" (sp?)	Family: John MILLS, Jr. / Elizabeth PIERSON (F600)
838	There is a Deed dated Jan 23, 1802 in which John Mills of Mendham sold land in Roxbury, "which tract of land was given to Elizabeth, wife of said John Mills, jr. by her grandfather Joseph Pierson. Said land is adjoining the said Rockaway River land of Kezia Howell, Jonathon Pierson, Joseph Dickerson" (sp?)	PIERSON, Keziah (I1412)
839	There is a headstone erected in his memory, located at the Goffstown Hillside Cemetery.	SARGENT, Cyrus Wallace (I3241)
840	There is a mention that this James P. Goodrich is buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., NY - This may be an altogether different James P. Goodrich. There is a grave stone in the PA cemetery	GOODRICH, James Parsons (I4535)
841	There is a Norwich, Aurora Co., CT death record, on the same date, for this Francis C. Jameson	JAMESON, Francis Christie (I4393)
842	There is a official New Hampshire marriage document that says it was an Addie Hudd, daughter of W.B. Hudd and Lizzy Richardson, who married Elroy Ordway on 8 Apr 1911.	JAMESON, Addie P. (I6947)
843	There is a reference of a Jonas Hastings as part of Rogers Rangers in 1755. This part of the History of Manchester p.296. enlisted Apr. 23, 1775; 3 months, 16 days.	HASTINGS, Capt. Jonas (I2296)
844	There is a residence hall (dorm) "Jameson House" named after him at Brown University, in Providence, RI.	JAMESON, John Franklin (I4585)
845	There is an LDS "New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949" compilation that lists this "single" Hannah as "Hannah (Thowbridge) Jameson" b. about 1800 in Dunbrton, NH whose father was Abijah Throwbridge. This is not correct. We know of no other Hannah Jameson (b.1800) of Dunbarton and we know of no Abijah Throwbridge in Dunbarton. Furthermore E.O.Jameson in his book, "The Jamesons in America" say's of this Hannah Jameson (p.321) "This daughter was unmarried. She remained with her widowed mother in Dunbarton, NH, then made her home with her sister, Mrs. Orcutt, in Chester NH, and later with her niece, Mrs. Sarah Sargent, in Amherst, NH, where she died June 22, 1878, on her 78th birthday."	JAMESON, Hannah (I3189)
846	There is confusion as to place of death. However, all accounts have January 1778 as date of death. Isaac died while in the army. Most accounts have his place of death as Framingham, MA. This is questionable given that he was in the army at the time of his death and he died during the Revolutionary War. Framingham may be given only because it is convenient (that was his home at the time). Some accounts have his place of death as Valley Forge, PA. This is also unlikely and probably listed only because the date of his death is the same as the date of significant hardship at Valley Forge. No record however can be found of his death there or of him ever being there. One account has him dying at Saratoga, NY. This too is unlikely as the battles in Saratoga were in September and October of 1777. He is listed however, as having been part of those 1777 Saratoga battles.	HEMINGWAY, Isaac (I1295)
847	There is considerable confusion about the various wives of this John Gould. Including a "Mary," "Grace" and " Joanna." However all accounts include "Joanna." There are equally various accounts of children with each of his wives and which children fit with which wife. However no account of Daniel (b.1653) is given for any other wife than "Joanna."	Gould, John (I3398)
848	There is considerable confusion as to exactly who this Mary Doherty is and where she is buried. Some have her as the wife of Albert McGeorge (1893-1990). This is supported with burial information at the same cemetery, listing her as Mary McGeorge, d. 1976 and buried in the same Lot as two "Albert McGeorges" one their son Albert Jr., dying in 1977, the other is the husband, in 1990. Separately, there is a different (FAG # 205527041) listing for a Mary Doherty with a different Lot and grave Number. An Obituary in the 1990 "Boston Globe" for Albert McGeorge states that his wife was "Mary Doherty." The burial information (Find a Greave) for the Mary Doherty/McGeorges (above) may have been interpretations gathered at a later date by different submitters, from both grave side cemetery visit(s) and from just official records created at different times. It seems highly likely these various Mary's are the same Mary Doherty McGeorge.	Doherty, Mary C. (I7999)
849	There is considerable dispute about this Ralph Hemmenway's origins. Anyone interested should see this explaination, from the Hemingway One-Name Study website.	HEMMENWAY, Ralph (I1329)
850	There is some confusion about the spelling of this surname, including Isaac Sr. - Hemenway, is found on his service records, but Hemingway is the spelling on the Framingham town Marriage Records. All of his children, and subsequent descendants, use the spelling Hemingway.	HEMINGWAY, Isaac (I1295)