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Jack Jamison

Birth1832 - Baton Rouge, Chester, South Carolina
DeathNot Available - Bullocks Creek, York, South Carolina
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Born in Baton Rouge, Chester, South Carolina on 1832. Jack Jamison married Lizzie Ann Ray Sanders and had 14 children. He passed away in Bullocks Creek, York, South Carolina.

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Lizzie Ann Ray Sanders
1835 - 1921
Children Show all
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Addison Jamison
1862 - 1924
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Martha Jamison
1864 - Unknown
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William K. Jamison
1870 - 1929
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George Jamison
1858 - Unknown
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Eliza Jane Jamison
1872 - Unknown
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Winnie Jamison Anderson Gill
1872 - 1942
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Harriet Jamison
1865 - Unknown
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Crawford Jamison
1869 - Unknown
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Adolphus M Jamison
1874 - 1940
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Coney Jamison
1868 - Unknown
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John Jamison
1866 - Unknown
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Minnie Jamison
1866 - Unknown
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Reany Jamison
1863 - Unknown
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Minnie Jamieson
1876 - Unknown

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