Jane Jamison

Birth9 DEC 1738 - Neshaminy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania ®220

Death13 APR 1817 - Warwick, Bucks County, Pennsylvania ®220

MotherJanet Keen

FatherSIR JOHN JAMIESON Jameson (b 1670 Glasgow, Scotland-m Janet Keen 1696 Ulster Ireland-Arrive 1722 VA)

Born in Neshaminy, Bucks County, Pennsylvania ®220 on 9 DEC 1738 to SIR JOHN JAMIESON Jameson (b 1670 Glasgow, Scotland-m Janet Keen 1696 Ulster Ireland-Arrive 1722 VA) and Janet Keen. Jane Jamison married Lawrence Brown and had 12 children. She passed away on 13 APR 1817 in Warwick, Bucks County, Pennsylvania ®220.

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Parents

Sir John Jamieson Jameson (B 1670 Glasgow, Scotland-m Janet Keen 1696 Ulster Ireland-arrive 1722 Va)
1670 - 1743

Janet Keen
1675 - 1745

Spouse(s)

Lawrence Brown
1740 - 1806

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Charlotte Helen Brown
1771 - 1808

Jane Brown
1771 - 1863

Elizabeth Brown
1778 - 1862

James Curtis Brown
1796 - 1876

John Brown
1778 - 1841

Rebecca Brown
1796 - Unknown

Mary Brown
1791 - 1854

Ann Brown
1790 - 1867

Margaret Brown
1776 - 1862

Janet Brown
1780 - 1853

William Brown
1782 - Unknown

Isabella Brown
1790 - 1876

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