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| Unknown |
= | Ellen [?] (a.1786–18??) |
Unknown |
= | Unknown |
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| DAVID JAMISON
(1825–191?) |
= | MARGARET (?) (1827–187?) |
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| John A. (1843–1915) = |
Nancy Ellen (1845–1938) = |
Mary E. (1848–?) = |
| Elizabeth (1844–1919) |
Richard Biddle Davis (1845–1929) |
James Brown |
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| Cordilia Alexander G. Sheridan Nellie Maud Earl Three Others |
William John David Gregg Stella Cora Charles James Edwin Margaret |
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|
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| NAME |
David Jamison |
Margaret |
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| DOB |
1825 |
1827 |
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| LOCATION |
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| DOD |
191? |
187? |
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| INTERNMENT |
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| MILITARY SERVICE |
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| OCCUPATION |
Farm Laborer; Teamster |
| NOTES |
David’s parents were born in Ireland. His mother’s name was Ellen, and she was born around 1786. Margaret was born on the voyage
from Ireland to America. (The 1850 Census has her listed as born “On Sea,” which corresponds to family accounts. The 1870 Census
has her listed as born in Maryland, which may not be as contradictory as it may seem, as Baltimore was a very common port of entry for Irish
immigrants.) |
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| YEAR |
LOCATION |
HEAD |
OCCUPATION |
SPOUSE |
CHILDREN AT HOME |
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| 1850 |
Upper St. Clair Township, PA |
David (25) |
Laborer |
Margaret (23) | John (6) Nancy (5) Mary (2) |
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| 1860 |
Upper St. Clair Township, PA |
David (34) |
Laborer |
Margaret (33) | John (17) Nancy (15) Mary (11) Ellen Jamison (74) (Mother) |
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| 1870 |
Snowden Township, PA (Renamed South Park in 1966) |
David (46) |
Farm Laborer |
Margaret (45) | John (24) Nancy (22) Mary (20) |
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| 1880 |
Mt. Pleasant Township, PA |
David (55) |
Laborer |
(Living by himself, four “doors” down from daughter Nancy and family) | ||
| 1890 |
(Records Destroyed) |
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| 1900 |
Mt. Pleasant Township, PA |
David (78) |
Teamster |
Living with Joseph Couch and family | ||
| 1910 |
Upper St. Clair Township, PA |
David (89) |
Living with daughter Nancy and family |
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