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Additional JAMESON Surnames in JAMESON CEMETERY Cemetery
Additional JAMESON Surnames in COLUMBIA County
JAMESON, Mary EllaJAMESON, William ThomasJAMESON, PennieJAMESON, Charlie SeabornJAMESON, J AJAMESON, Charles HenryJAMESON, Susan EmmaJAMESON, Walter WJAMESON, James KJAMESON, Nellie CJAMESON, JuniusJAMESON, DulcieJAMESON, S PJAMESON, MaryJAMESON, Verda "Dimp"JAMESON, Alvin BurnellJAMESON, Alvin FranklinJAMESON, OdaJAMESON, David JeffersonJAMESON, Isadore CumiJAMESON, J DJAMESON, Margaret SJAMESON, William LJAMESON, Mary EmmalineJAMESON, Mary JaneJAMESON, PearlJAMESON, Truston NorsworthyJAMESON, SueJAMESON, B M "Mac"JAMESON, William LewisJAMESON, MarceilJAMESON, William ConwayJAMESON, Sallie AmandaJAMESON, William Conway (closeup)JAMESON, Sallie Amanda (closeup)JAMESON, Sarah Amanda (old)JAMESON, Mary JJAMESON, Henry NorsworthyJAMESON, Birtie ThomasJAMESON, Bonnie HenryJAMESON, Irene DeloresJAMESON, William SeaborneJAMESON, EstherJAMESON, Basil DouglasJAMESON, Ilene BellJAMESON, Ilene Bell (close up)JAMESON, Basil Douglas (close up)JAMESON, Esther (close up)JAMESON, John JeffersonJAMESON, NellJAMESON, Nell (close up)JAMESON, John Jefferson (close up)JAMESON, PlotJAMESON, Paul HayesJAMESON, LurineJAMESON, Abbie LeeJAMESON, Zelma MargaretJAMESON, John ScottJAMESON, Sarah Elizabeth "Bessie"JAMESON, Elizabeth
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Submitted: 6/25/17 • Approved: 6/26/17 • Last Updated: 6/29/17 • R1187246-G1187245-S3
April 27, 1809 - August 27, 1855
In 1855 James J. James, his wife and a daughter died of yellow fever while traveling near their farm in Columbia Co., Arkansas. A man named J. Jennings found them, buried them and placed the headstone for James.
Contributed on 6/25/17 by drewjameson
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