Jameison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mary o''Donnell

mcginnisxl — 2011-02-06 00:55:57Z

We trace our Great Great Grandparents back to Mary O'Donnell who married Patrick Birmingham in Ireland. It is our understanding that Mary was born in County Mayo. Any connections here?

Jamieson / Turan: Donald & Eva Turan = Wesely Jamieson & Olive Kerr

bearfoot_onondaga — 2010-03-18 03:11:09Z

Jamieson: from Ontario, Canada
Donald Jamieson & Eva Turan
his parents: Wesely Jamieson & Olive Kerr

his parents: David W Jamieson & Margaret Magee

his parents: James Jamieson & Grace Kernahan
her parents: John Magee & Jane Fiddis

Looking for Eva Turan family members and Olive Kerr's family members.

Carrie
for Bruce Jamieson

Mary Jamieson b: 1775

desrtsn — 2009-02-27 04:33:01Z

I'm trying to find out more information about Mary Jamieson who was born approx. 1775 in PA. She married Thomas McClees and they were amongst the first settlers in Sangamon Co, IL.

If possible, I'd like to know where mary was born and who her parents were. Thanks

William Jamieson -> William -> William

nzkiwigirl1 — 2007-07-25 09:21:16Z

Not very original ;o) But there you have Williams son of William, son of William.

Mary Urquhart married William Jamieson at the Church of Scotland, Brae-of-Findon, Hill of Findon, Portlethan, Banchory, Devenick, Kincardineshire, Scotland on 27 March 1897

William's family: William Jamieson & Mary Farquerson, married 19 December 1865, in Kincaideshire.
William Senior's family: William Jamieson & Jane Sutherland
Mary F's family: Andrew Farquerson & Penny Leslie.

Mary Urquhart's family are: Jessie Allen & George Urquhart, married at the Manse of the Church of Scotland, Old Deer, Aberdeen, Scotland on 18 June 1864.

Jessie's family: Alexander Allen and Helen Hepburn
George's parents were James Urquhart (Agricultural Labourer - deceased) and Catherine Glass (sp?)

Does this fit in with anyone else's family tree?

Cheers

:o)

Oliver Jamieson

betty_mullett — 2007-06-14 20:00:01Z

I am looking for the family of Oliver and Amy Jameison. He was a policeman in Margate in the early 1900's. Oliver was from Sussex and Amy from Great Chart, Kent.

Fred Ross Jameison of Montana

shuttletat59 — 2005-10-04 20:56:21Z

I am looking for people & parents related to Fred Ross Jameison. Fred Ross Jameison is born in Michigan ? 12 Dec 1870. Married to Lillian Pearl Mathis in Great Falls, Cascade Co., Montana on 6 Jul 1904. He died on 9 Jun 1951 in Montana, buried in Missoula Cemetery in Missoula Montana. Fred & Lillian had three children 1. Jo (Josephine) b. abt. 1905 2.Fred R. (Jr.) b. 9 Apr. 1907
d. 29 Aug 1929 3. Margaret J. b. 10 Apr 1917. Fred Ross Jameison (Sr.) worked as a gold miner. He lived near Sagebrush on his parents ranch in the Bitteroot Valley (newspaper article on his wife). I do nothave information on who his parents are or if he has any siblings. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Ruth Jameison

Gloria_Whitehouse — 2005-02-25 21:34:10Z

Looking for Ruth Jameison, third wife to Archie O. Roberts, had three known children, Archie, b. 1922 Betty and Karl. Her family may have owned land-farm in Wayne co. MI. She is my grandmother and nothing else is known of her. All help accepted. Thanks GLO

Looking for childhood friend Rose Ann Jameison

JSemiklose — 2005-02-03 23:18:59Z

We went to St. Peters Elem. in Washington DC. Have always thought of her.. My name was Judy Register and I lived at 130 F St. S.E. Washington DC.. Just want to say Hello email me at judysem@aol.com

Re: JAMEISON/JAMERSON

jamie_anders — 2004-10-10 11:57:51Z

Mo may have been Betty or Beth Jamerson, found on census at age 19 working as a cook for a family named Burgess in Ridgeway, Va. She may have died before 1880 of scrofula(TB). John may have had a brother /cousin/uncle/friend named Walter. Granddaddy would still visit this person in the 1950's. John also had a connection with the Presbyterians and was educated by/through them and their connections. Any help is good.

Percival (Percy) Jameison

2004-02-09 00:16:39Z

Hello,
Does the name Percy Jameison ring any bells? He emigrated to NYC from Jamaica (then part of the British West Indies) by way Panama (then part of the Columbian Republic) in May 1903. I'm mainly interested in whether or not he had any siblings.
OK...if anyone wants to respond to this, you know where you can find me. Just post a reply on this site and I'll respond...
Take Care,
Tim

JAMEISON/JAMERSON

DJamerson7633 — 2001-07-19 11:43:36Z

John b 1874 Ridgeway/Stella Va. Orphaned age 4-6 and placed with a family in Martinsville, Va. Mo, Elizabeth Burgess and fa John from the Henry/Patrick county area. Need help looking for this family

Ruth(Cinderella) Jameison

JAS73 — 2001-07-02 00:15:09Z

Ruth married William Dalton, b.,lived, d., in Indiana. She died in 1950 @ Indianapolis. Any info would be appricated as all I have is this that you see above. Janie

another Jameison

2001-06-12 16:39:32Z

Anne,
Hello. I'm a Jameison whose forebears came from the UK, Jamaica WI, and NYC in that order.
Please read my posted replies on the message board of FamilyHistory.com for more insight. I hope it gives you at least some info. You might be surprised at what you read....but tell me...were any of your Jameison's immigrants from England by way of the British West Indies??
Hope to hear from you soon.
Tim

Re; another Jameison

2001-06-12 16:33:05Z

Ed Bruck?
Hello. I responded to your posted message on FamilyHistory.com. If you read my reply, I think you'll be surprised as to my family's unique geo-historical journey of the illustrious Jameison surname..
If you're interested in perusing and discussing this further, you know where to find me.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Tim

Re; Us Jameison's

2001-06-12 16:19:24Z

Hello Muriel,
This may be hard to believe.....but then it would be for me as well, but my surname is Jameison too. That's EIson...NOT IESON.
Anyway, the original Jameisons (at least in my family) hailed from England as well. I believe 1 might have been a member of English nobility...or married into it.

My particular Jameison ancestor was allegedly a "war-hero" who inherited his child-less uncle's sugar plantation on the island of Jamaica, which at that time was part of the British West Indies. I think he married one of his COLORED servants and their union produced several children; one of whom was my paternal grandfather PErcy Jameison who was born in 1887. Upon reaching adulthood, he settled in New York City spending the rest of his life in the Borough of Manhattan.
If I've intriqued your interest so far with my variation of our illustrious surname and its fantastic voyage throughout the UK, BWI,
and the USA, then please keep in touch. You know where to find.
Take care, and I hope to hear from you soon.
From 1 Jameison to another.
TIM

Russell and Viola Jameison

2000-05-20 19:42:46Z

Dear Jameison Family,
I am looking for my paternal mother's
true biological sister...viola Koeppel Jameison. They were separated as toddlers
due to a messy family divorce...and didn't
know of eachother existence until 1930.
They are both gone now...But, I'm looking
for family who can share memories and family
traits with me! They had 1 son...Russel Jameison, Jr....who was born in 1922...
probably in Los Angeles, CA. The couple
divorced in 1936. All records are lost..or,
I should say too difficult for me to find!
I would appreciate any information.
Anne

I'm in search of my ancestors

2000-05-20 18:07:44Z

I'm looking for any information on my family history. Raymond Pargo married Nancey Jameison in West point ,Miss.They were my great-grandparents.They gave birth to seven children. Of the seven children one was my grandmother. Julia Bell Pargo-Whitfield. She married Till Whitfield and they had twelve children and from them my mother was born.

bruck family tree

1999-09-23 06:40:23Z

Mary O'Donnell marriage license reads: Mary O'Donnilly married Hamilton County,Ohio to Emanuel Bruck August 1, 1866. Further county records may show her parents.

Mary o''Donnell

1999-09-22 19:11:02Z

Does anyone know who Mary O'Donnell's parents were?

family tree

1999-09-22 14:42:34Z

Dear Scott

my research on my family tree is newly started. All I know of Mary O'Donnell was her family was from County Court Ireland. She had married Emmanual Bruck in Ohio and lived in N.Y.C.. I will post new facts as they come along. If you believe or Know of any Bruck's in your family history I would be glad to exchange notes. My e-mail is ejbruck@fast.net

O''Donnell''s

1999-09-17 23:21:17Z

What do you know about the O'Donnells in NY?

Bruck/ Jameison family tree

1999-09-03 07:37:51Z

Hi Muriel!

I'll contact my Aunt a cousin who's Aunt left him a great deal of Bruck history. He has so much that its taken almost a year to put it together. He's in his 60's and wants me to take over the family tree. I only discovered him last year . He was able to open a door to a large family group living near by never knew they were there. My greatgrand father Emmanual worked on the railroad as a cook. One of his wives was Mary O'Donnell were married I believe Ohio. Her family was from County Cort Ireland. If you like I can also send a list of his first group of kids. I have facts on GREAT GREAT GREAT granddad Lobel Bruck.

My e-mail address is ejbruck@fast.net please stay in touch. As soon as I hear something I'll contact you .

I greatly hope we've open a door to a long lost family . I hoping to have ONE BIG REUNION !!!! Have a great weekend. ED

Bruck/Jameison Family tree

1999-09-01 16:38:43Z

Hi Ed,
addendum: One document I have has the name Estella Jamieson as mother's name!!!
Have a great night. [treefrog@ees.eesc.com]
Muriel

Bruck/Jameison family tree

1999-09-01 16:22:10Z

Hi Ed,
Thank you for replying to my family search.
Please contact me at my Email address [treefrog@ees.eesc.com] Our family was so pleased to hear from a Jameison. We would really appreciate if you could ask your Aunt again. "Information of/or Anything would be helpful. The Physician who delivered Mother was Dr Stiles. Please keep in contact. Portions of your message make sense with pieces I have available. Please send your email address and I will send any information for your review.
Greatly appreciated your Reply
Muriel

Bruck/Jameison family tree

1999-09-01 11:49:04Z

Hi Muriel

I see you read my notice. I'm sorry about your mother. At this time I have no facts other than a Ellen Jameison Who's family was from England. The stories told at one time her family were household caretakers for wealthy families. One of the Jameison,s married a wealthy English Lord . Ellen would have been my great step grandmother. Its said she had at least 13 children with my great grandfather. I don't know if Ellen was my Greatgrand fathers First or second wife.My Aunt has no memories of her or the children,but I will ask again . Please send your e mail address will keep in touch . If you are able to find anything out please keep me posted. Good Luck Ed Bruck.

Search for Jamieson, Marguerite

1999-08-31 17:55:42Z

Looking for Mothers biological parents Marguerite Jamieson. Mother born April 19,1919, Name Marguerite or Alice Jamieson adopted by Blanch Herbert Leslie Sweatts Waltham Mass 1920.. Name changed to Muriel Alice Sweatt. Hoping for any information, Mother very ill looking for closure.. please reply

Family Tree

1999-08-08 07:50:40Z

Looking for descendants of Ellen Jameison Bruck .Her husband was Lobel Bruck may have lived in N.Y.C. or Parmamus area of N.J.. Lobel had. a fist wife Onnettel Bernard. Between two wives its rumored to have 25 children. I only know of the family of O'Donnell side . I'm searching for information on Ellen Jameison her Family. Thank You Ed Bruck