Jameson Family
Research:
- 1640 to 1740
In the beginning - we all came from Scotland - to see our Jameson family origins around Edinburgh and Leith,
-1740 to 1940
Organized and unorganized research notes primarily for the Jameson family, but also the related families of Duke/ Braud, Bower, Church, Myers, Culbertson, Worman and Gibson among others.
- The Civil War Record
Photo Galleries:
- Lime Ridge
- Miscellaneous Pics
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The Temperance Inn built in 1842 by Daniel Jamison
in Lime Ridge, Centre Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. For the story, see an article by writer Ted Fenstemacher >>Part 1 and Part 2 .
Captain Albion B. Jameson, about 1864, son of Daniel Jamison
(a.k.a Daniel Jameson)
of Lime Ridge and brother of Benjmin F. Jameson. Both sons fought for the Union in Co.A, 6th Regiment Pa. Reserves Infantry (35th Volunteers).
The circa
1800 oil painting called "The Last Scalp" depicts the
ambush of John and Benjamin Jameson by Indians near the Hanover
Meeting House in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania in 1782. John and Benjamin were distant cousins of
the Anchorage Chicago Berwick Jameson family. The painting was restored by the Luzerne County Historical Society with financial support from the Jameson Family.
Fort McCord monument near sight of the battle of Sideling Hill in April of 1756 where Col. David Jameson, M.D. was left for dead but survived.
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