Person Page - 1

     Aaron Moore was born on 5 March 1831 at Bart, Lancaster Co, PA.¹ He married Mary Ann Blackbourn on 16 October 1859.^1,2 Aaron was a private in Company G, 104th Regiment of the Ohio Infantry Volunteers during the Civil War. He enrolled 9 Aug 1862 and was discharged 17 Jun 1865 at Greensboro, NC.³ Aaron Moore died on 10 September 1893 at Lancaster, Grant Co, WI, at age 62.¹

     Mary Ann Blackbourn was born on 23 May 1843 at Swinehead, Lincolnshire Co, England.^1,2 She was baptized on 26 September 1844 at Lincolnshire Co, England.² She married Aaron Moore on 16 October 1859.^3,1 Mary Ann Blackbourn died on 7 October 1919 at San Fransisco, CA, at age 76.¹

     James Carson Jamison was born on 12 August 1778 at Franklin Co, VA.^3,4,5 He was the son of John Jamison and Nancy Aitkins. James Carson Jamison married Rosanna Dawson on 26 December 1798.³

On January 1, 1800 a James Jamison purchased about 71 acres of land in Cabarrus Co, NC, on the east side of the Rocky River from a James Wilson.⁶ (Transcript). (Actual document).

In the 1810 Federal Census for Cabarrus Co, NC, we find a Jas Jamison with the following family: three males under 10; one male 10-15; one male 26-44; one male 45 & over; three females under 10; and two females 26-44. This is close to the ages I have for this family at this time with the exception of one male 45 & over; two females under 10; and one female 26-44. It almost looks like two families are living together. If you consider the fact that his father John and mother Nancy could have been living with them, and allow for the possibility that the second female in the 26-44 range really should have been in the 45 & over range, this looks like a good match.⁷

In the 1820 Federal Census for Cabarrus County, NC, page 142, line 29 is James Jamison with the following family: three males under 10; two males 10-16; one male 16-18; two males 16-26; one male 26-45; one female under 10; one female 10-16; one female 16-26; one female 45 & upward. These would be the exact ages of James and Rosanna and the children I have for them with the addition of one extra female age 16-26 who could be either Sally or Rosy, one of James's younger sisters.⁸

The family moved from Cabarrus County, NC around 1827 to Missouri, making the trip in covered wagons and arriving there on Christmas Day. They settled in Pike County on Guinn's Creek, three miles southeast of Paynesville. According to the article "James Carson Jamison" in the March 1943 issue of The Chronicles of Oklahoma, "James took up practically all the wild land on both sides of the creek from Smith's Mill to the south where it spread over the prairie." But according to the Missouri land patents, it was son John Jamison who secured 240 acres of land in sections 34 and 35 of Township 52N Range 1E.^1,2

Rosanna died on 23 Sep 1833.¹

James Carson Jamison married Elizabeth Wilson on 27 May 1835 at Pike Co, MO.^3,9,10 In the 1840 Federal Census for Pike County, there is a James Jamison Sr. listed with his household containing one male age 60-69 and one female age 50-59. This would be the age of James and I believe this to be his entry.¹¹

According to a cemetery reading of tombstones for the Jamison Cemetery in Lincoln County, Missouri, James died on 25 March 1845 at age 66. I question that date for two reasons. First, James died without a will and the earliest record found for his probate is a Bond of Administration (see below) dated February 2, 1846, almost 11 months after he was supposed to have died. Second, on August 27, 1845, a James Jamison appeared before the Justice of the Peace for Pike County, Missouri on behalf of William Sherwood to give testimony in William's claim for a Revolutionary War pension. As far as I know there was only one James Jamison that had close connections with the Sherwood family and that was our James. I believe James actually died some time between August 27, 1845 and February 2, 1846.^12,13,14 He was buried at Jamison Cemetery, Lincoln Co, MO.¹²

On 4 Feb 1846 the following Bond of Administrator was filed with the State of Missouri, Pike County:

"James Jamison Estate. Bond of Administrator

Know all men by these presents that one James R. Patton is principal and James Anderson and Samuel Jamison as his sureties, are held and bound unto the State of Missouri in the sum of one thousand dollars for the true payment of which we do hereby bind ourselves our heirs, Executors, and Administrator. Witness our hands and seals this second day of February in the year 1846. The condition of the above bond is, that if James R. Patton, Administrator of the Estate of James Jamison deceased, shall faithfully administer said Estate, account for, pay, and deliver all money and property of said Estate, and preform all other things touching said Administration required by Law, or the order of any court having Jurisdiction then, the above bond to be void, otherwise to remain in full force.

James R. Patton
Samuel Jamison
Jas. Anderson

State of Missouri
County of Pike. James R. Patton being duly sworn, say that John D. Jamison, Elizabeth Patton, James L. Jamison, Samuel Jamison of the County of Pike, Adam Jamison & the heirs of Joseph Jamison in Wisconsin Territory and the heirs of Jane Carr of Rock Island Cty, Ill to the best of his knowledge and belief are the only heirs of James Jamison deceased, that said deceased died without a will, that he will make a perfect Inventory of and faithfully Administer all the Estate of said deceased, pay the debts as far as the assets will extend and the law direct and account for, and pay all assets which shall come to his possession or knowledge.

Subscribed and sworn to before me clerk
Pike County Court this 2 day Feb. 1846

A.H. Buckner, clerk

Recorded the 17th day of February 1846."¹³

Considering the heirs mentioned above, it is assumed that sons William Jackson and Ephraim Washington died without heirs and before their father.

     Rosanna Dawson was born on 2 March 1775 at NC.² She married James Carson Jamison, son of John Jamison and Nancy Aitkins, on 26 December 1798.³ Rosanna Dawson died on 23 September 1833 at age 58.^1,2

     John Davis Jamison was born on 6 October 1799 at NC; the 1850 and 1860 census says John was born in VA.² He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. He, his father and his brothers came from Cabarrus County, NC and settled approximately three miles southeast of Paynesville in Pike County, MO during the early part of the 1820's. Three land patents (the transfer of land ownership from the federal government to individuals) were issued to a John Jamison in the area around Guinn's Creek near Smith's Mill. I believe this to be John D. Jamison but I am not 100% certain at this time. The first patent, issued on 15 Jan 1827 was for 80 acres in the E 1/2 NW quarter of Section 34 in Township 52, Range 1E. The second patent was issued on 15 Feb 1828 for 80 acres in the W 1/2 SE quarter (same Section, Township and Range). The third patent, for 80 acres, was issued on 13 Oct 1835 in the E 1/2 SW quarter of Section 35 (same Township and Range). Here is a map showing where the land would have been located using a plat map from the 1870's. I have also included copies of the actual land patents.

John married Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland, daughter of John Gilliland and Charity Richardson, on 12 November 1825 at Union township, Lincoln Co, MO.³ John Davis Jamison appeared on the 1830 Federal Census of Pike Co, MO, with a household listed as one white male under 5 (James Weston), one white male 30 to 40, and one white female 20 to 30.⁴

He appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Pike Co, MO, with a household listed as one male between 10 and 14 (son James Weston), one female under 5 (daughter Catherine Elizabeth), one female between 5 and 9 (daughter Matilda) and one female between 40 and 49 (his wife Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland).⁵

Sometime between the 1840 Census and the 1847 WI State Census he and Mary Ann moved to Wisconsin.

John and Mary Ann appeared on the 1847 WI State Census for Patch Grove, Grant County showing 2 males and 5 females.⁶ In 1850, they appeared on the Federal Census of District No. 24, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 23 September 1850. Their children Catherine Elizabeth and Nancy were listed as living with them.⁷ In 1855 and 1858 there were three land patents issued to them in Grant County - two to John D. and one to Mary. John Davis Jamison and Mary Ann (Polly) appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 28 July 1860, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $400 and personal property valued at $100.⁸

According to 'The Jamison History' by Sarah Melvina Devaney, John first went to Wisconsin, then to Montana and later to Vancouver, B.C.⁹

I did not find John in the 1870 census for Grant County, WI. I do not know if he actually did move to Montana or Vancouver or if he is dead by then.

     Adam Jamison was born on 15 August 1803 at Cabarrus Co, NC.¹ He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. He resided there until 15 years of age when he moved to Pike Co, MO with his parents and siblings.² Adam Jamison married Nancy Sherwood, daughter of William Sherwood and Mary "Polly" Bradley, on 8 April 1830 at Pike Co, MO.^3,4

In the 1840 Federal Census for Pike County, there is an Adam Jamison listed with his household containing two males under 5; one male 30-39; and one female 20-29. These would be the ages of Adam and his family and I believe this to be his entry.⁵

In 1845 Adam and Nancy moved to Johnson Co, IL and in 1847 they went to Grant Co, WI and settled in the village of Beetown. Adam was a miner and farmer for many years. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church; was Justice of the Peace for two terms; Constable for two terms; and School Director for two terms. In politics he was considered a Democratic.² Adam and Nancy appeared on the 1847 WI State Census for Beetown in Grant County showing they had 5 children - 3 boys and 2 girls.⁶

Adam Jamison and Nancy Sherwood appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District No. 24, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 23 September 1850. Their children James Wilson, John Alexander, Nancy Jane, Warren Adam, Mary Rosanna and Martha Caroline were listed as living with them.⁷

Between the years of 1855 and 1858 Adam applied for three land patents for Grant County, WI. The first patent was issued on November 10, 1855 and was for 40 acres in the NE quarter of the NE quarter of Section 31, Township 4N, Range 4E. Two other patents were issued to Adam, both on June 1, 1858. One was for 80 acres (S1/2NE quarter of Section 31, Township 4N, Range 4W) and the other for 40 acres (SWNW quarter of Section 32, Township 4N, Range 4W).

The 1860 Federal Census, enumerated 28 July 1860, show Adam and Nancy in Beetown, Grant Co, WI reporting the family owned real estate valued at $2500 and personal property valued at $275. Their children John Alexander, Warren Adam, Mary Rosanna, William Henry and Sara Elizabeth were listed as living with them.⁸

Adam and Nancy were on the 1870 Federal Census of Village of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 27 July 1870, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $4000 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Sara Elizabeth and William Henry were listed as living with them.⁹

They appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 21 June 1880, with Adam listed as a paralytic. Their daughter Sara Elizabeth was listed as living with them.¹⁰

Adam died on 27 June 1882 at Grant Co, WI, at age 78.¹¹ He was buried at Beetown Cemetery, Beetown, Grant Co, WI.¹¹

On the back of the photo for Adam is written "James Adam Jamison father of James Wilson Jamison came from North Carolina in covered wagon to Franfurt, Mo." It is not known who wrote that note but it appears that Adam's full name is James Adam.¹²

     Elizabeth Jamison was born on 12 July 1805 at Cabarrus Co, NC.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. Elizabeth Jamison married James R. Patton on 14 December 1825 at Pike Co, MO.^4,5,6 Elizabeth Jamison and James R. Patton appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Calumet township, Pike Co, MO, enumerated 18 October 1850. Their children Mary Jane, Frances J. and John J. were listed as living with them.⁷ In The History of Pike County Missouri, published in 1883, a biography appeared for her on pages 437-438.³ Elizabeth Jamison died on 18 July 1894 at age 89.²

     Samuel Jamison was born on 1 July 1807 at Cabarrus Co, NC.^1,2 He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. According to one source, Samuel came to Missouri with his family on 25 Dec 1820, settling in Pike County where there were only seven other families within a range of ten square miles.² Samuel Jamison married Eliza Jane Bradley circa 1832.^3,4 Samuel Jamison married Jane Caroline Sherwood, daughter of William Sherwood and Mary "Polly" Bradley, on 13 October 1836 at Pike Co, MO.⁵ Samuel Jamison appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Pike Co, MO, with a household listed as two males under the age of 5 (sons William Washington and Joseph Linn), two females between 5 and 10 (daughters Emiranda Sarah Jane and Margaret Melvina), and one female 15-19 (his wife Jane Caroline Sherwood). Caroline died May 19, 1845. Samuel Jamison married Catherine Matilda (?) on 28 June 1846 at Pike Co, MO.^6,7

On 16 Jul 1850, a bond was filed in Pike County, MO in regard to Samuel being named as guardian of Catherine's four children (Elizabeth A., William W., James L., and Catherine A.) from her first marriage to Samuel's brother Joseph. The Bond reads as follows:

Samuel Jamison Guardian of Jamison’s Bond

Know all men by these presents that we Samuel Jamison as principal and James L. Jamison and Thomas W. Sherwood as sureties are held and firmly bound unto the State of Missouri in the sum of five hundred dollars. Witness our hands and seals this sixteenth day of July 1850.

The condition of this obligation is that whereas the above bonded Samuel Jamison has been appointed guardian of the persons and estates of Elizabeth A., William W., James L., and Catherine A. Jamison minors. Now if the said Samuel Jamison guardian, as aforesaid, shall well and truly discharge the duties of guardian according to law, then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.

Samuel Jamison
James L. Jamison
Thomas W. Sherwood

Filed for Record July 16^th 1850.⁸

Samuel Jamison and Catherine Matilda (?) appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Calumet township, Pike Co, MO, enumerated 30 October 1850, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $1500. Their daughter Nancy Ellen was listed as living with them, as were Samuel's children Miranda and Margaret, from his first marriage to Eliza Jane Bradley; William, Joseph, Avery, and Mary, from his second marriage to Jane Caroline Sherwood; and Catherine's children Wesley, Alzina, James, and Catherine from her first marriage to Joseph.⁹ Samuel Jamison and Catherine Matilda (?) appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Calumet township, Pike Co, MO, enumerated 15 August 1860, reporting Samuel was a farmer and the family owned real estate valued at $5000 and personal property valued at $1500. Their daughter Nancy Ellen was listed as living with them, as were Samuel's children William, Joseph, Avery, Mary, and Thomas from his second marriage to Jane Caroline Sherwood; and Catherine's children Alizina Elizabeth and Catherine from her first marriage to Joseph.¹⁰ Catherine Matilda died in 1864. On December 22, 1866 Samuel made out the following will (if there is a blank it is where I could not decipher the word):

Estate of Samuel Jamison dec’d Last Will

I, Samuel Jamison of the County of Pike and State of Missouri do hereby make and publish this, my last will and testament as follows to wit. First, I desire that my funeral expenses, all my other just debts be first paid, then second, I give and bequeath to my son William Washington Jamison the use of my farm for the time of five years from the first day of March next, to live upon and cultivate as he may wish and I desire my son Wm Washington Jamison for and in consideration of the use of my farm to wit, the North East quarter of Section thirty four township, fifty two Range and East __ forty acres __ North West of the South West of Section thirty five, same township and Range, that he will take good care of his two sisters, Mary F. Jamison and Nancy E. Jamison and support them during the term of time which he holds possession of said premises if they remain single. I also desire that my step daughter, Catherine A. Jamison, if she desires to live with my son and two Daughters, that she is to have like support as she has first __ if she remains single. Then I desire all my personal Estate to remain in the possession of my children above named for their use and benefit for the term of time above mentioned. I desire at the expiration of the time for which said premises are __, for my executor to make sale of my real Estate with personal Estate, if any, at public auction to the highest bidders and I authorize my executor to convey said real Estate, when sold by a good and sufficient deed or deeds. I further desire that my real Estate be sold on the premises.

I desire after the sale of my real and personal Estate are sold and the proceeds of sale collected by my Executor I desire him to distribute the same as follows: My daughter Mary F. Jamison to have one hundred dollars, and my daughter Nancy E. Jamison have one hundred dollars, and I desire that my Step Daughter have one hundred dollars, and then I desire that the balance of the proceeds of sales be equally divided amongst all my children to wit Sarah J. Patton, Margaret M. Devaney, William Washington Jamison, Joseph L. Jamison, Avery J. Jamison, Mary F. Jamison, and Nancy E. Jamison. I further desire that my executor settle all the business of my Estate without any Administration except Probating this my Will. I do hereby appoint my son William Washington Jamison my executor of this my last Will and Testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty second day of December, Eighteen hundred and sixty six.

Samuel Jamison

We attest the above and foregoing Will by subscribing our names hereto as witnesses in the presence of Samuel Jamison, the testator, this twenty second day of December. A.D. 1866

B. Gibsen
J. R. Patton.

Samuel Jamison died on 20 March 1867 at Pike Co, MO, at age 59.² He was buried at Jamison Cemetery, Lincoln Co, MO.¹¹

     Joseph Jamison was born on 24 October 1809 at Mecklenburg Co, NC.¹ He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. Joseph Jamison married Catherine Matilda (?) on 16 February 1832.² After living for a short time in Wisconsin, Joseph and Catherine went to Lincoln Co, Missouri and located on the farm that, in 1888, was owned by F. L. Dawson.³ Here, Joseph farmed and operated a saw-mill until 1843 when he returned to the lead mines of Wisconsin.³ According to "History of Lincoln County, Missouri", Joseph and Catherine had five children.³ He engaged in mining until his death.³ Joseph Jamison died in December 1845 at WI at age 36.^3,4 He was buried at Benton township, Lafayette Co, WI.¹ After Joseph's death, Catherine returned to Missouri. In 1846, she married Joseph's brother Samuel and he became guardian of Joseph and Catherine's four children: Elizabeth, William, James L. and Catherine Ann.

The following bond of guardianship was recorded on July 16, 1850 in Pike County, Missouri probate:

Samuel Jamison Guardian of Jamison’s Bond

Know all men by these presents that we Samuel Jamison as principal and James L. Jamison and Thomas W. Sherwood as sureties are held and firmly bound unto the State of Missouri in the sum of five hundred dollars. Witness our hands and seals this sixteenth day of July 1850.

The condition of this obligation is that whereas the above bonded Samuel Jamison has been appointed guardian of the persons and estates of Elizabeth A., William W., James L., and Catherine A. Jamison minors. Now if the said Samuel Jamison guardian, as aforesaid, shall well and truly discharge the duties of guardian according to law, then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.

Samuel Jamison (Seal)
James L. Jamison (Seal)
Thomas W. Sherwood (Seal)

Filed for Record July 16^th 1850.⁵

     Jane Malisy Jamison was born on 21 October 1811.¹ She was the daughter of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. Jane Malisy Jamison married Peter Carr circa 1834.^2,3 Jane Malisy Jamison died on 21 March 1843 at Buffalo Prairie township, Rock Island Co, IL, at age 31.³ She was buried at Illinois City Cemetery, Illinois City, Rock Island Co, IL.³ Two infant children were buried there with her.⁴

     James Linn Jamison was born on 27 September 1813.² He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. James Linn Jamison married Esther Brown, daughter of Samuel Brown and Nancy Jamison, on 23 April 1835 at Pike Co, MO.^3,4,5 James Linn Jamison married Barbara Zumwalt on 9 January 1849 at Pike Co, MO.^6,4 James Linn Jamison and Barbara Zumwalt appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Mississippi township, Pike Co, MO, enumerated 31 October 1850. His children Ephraim, Franklin and Nancy were listed as living with him, as were Barbara's children, Elizabeth, Benjamin, Levi, Mahala, and Johnson, from her first marriage.⁷

     William Jackson Jamison was born on 26 October 1816.¹ He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. William Jackson Jamison died before 25 March 1845.²

     Ephraim Washington Jamison was born on 30 June 1819.¹ He was the son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson. Ephraim Washington Jamison died before 25 March 1845.²

     Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland was born circa 1801 at Pendleton District, SC.^2,1 She was the daughter of John Gilliland and Charity Richardson. Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland married John Davis Jamison, son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson, on 12 November 1825 at Union township, Lincoln Co, MO.³ Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland and John Davis Jamison appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District No. 24, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 23 September 1850. Their children Catherine Elizabeth and Nancy were listed as living with them.⁴ Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland and John Davis Jamison appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 28 July 1860, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $400 and personal property valued at $100.⁵

     Nancy Sherwood was born on 23 November 1815 at Cabarrus Co, NC.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Sherwood and Mary "Polly" Bradley. Nancy Sherwood married Adam Jamison, son of James Carson Jamison and Rosanna Dawson, on 8 April 1830 at Pike Co, MO.^3,4 Nancy Sherwood and Adam Jamison appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District No. 24, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 23 September 1850. Their children James Wilson, John Alexander, Nancy Jane, Warren Adam, Mary Rosanna and Martha Caroline were listed as living with them.⁵ Nancy Sherwood and Adam Jamison appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 28 July 1860, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $2500 and personal property valued at $275. Their children John Alexander, Warren Adam, Mary Rosanna, William Henry and Sara Elizabeth were listed as living with them.⁶ Nancy Sherwood and Adam Jamison appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Village of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 27 July 1870, reporting the family owned real estate valued at $4000 and personal property valued at $300. Their children Sara Elizabeth and William Henry were listed as living with them.⁷ Nancy Sherwood and Adam Jamison appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 21 June 1880, with Adam listed as a paralytic. Their daughter Sara Elizabeth was listed as living with them.⁸ After Adam's death in 1882, Nancy moved to Montana with her children and lived there until her death.¹ Nancy Sherwood died on 23 March 1895 at Ravalli Co, MT, at age 79.^1,2 She was buried at Maplewood Cemetery, Stevensville, Ravalli Co, MT.²

     Elizabeth Wilson was born circa 1789.² She married Robert C. Steele.³ Elizabeth Wilson married James Carson Jamison, son of John Jamison and Nancy Aitkins, on 27 May 1835 at Pike Co, MO.^4,5,6 Elizabeth Wilson died on 23 October 1843 at MO.² She was buried at Jamison Cemetery, Lincoln Co, MO.²

     Matilda Jamison was born on 7 August 1830 at Pike Co, MO.¹ She was the daughter of John Davis Jamison and Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland. Matilda Jamison married Henry Mayne on 8 August 1850 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI; by Justice of the Peace Wm Halford.^1,2 Matilda Jamison and Henry Mayne appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 28 July 1860. Their children Mary J., Martha E., Matilda Carolyn, Margaret Ellen and William P. were listed as living with them.³ Matilda Jamison married William Atkinson, son of George Atkinson and Susan (?), on 23 January 1865 at Grant Co, WI.⁴ Matilda Jamison appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 22 June 1900, living with son John Mayne.⁵ She died on 7 July 1909 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI, at age 78.^1,6 She was buried on 9 July 1909 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI.¹

     Henry Mayne was born circa 1815 at England.¹ He married Matilda Jamison, daughter of John Davis Jamison and Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland, on 8 August 1850 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI; by Justice of the Peace Wm Halford.^2,3 Henry Mayne and Matilda Jamison appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Beetown, Grant Co, WI, enumerated 28 July 1860. Their children Mary J., Martha E., Matilda Carolyn, Margaret Ellen and William P. were listed as living with them.¹ Henry Mayne died in December 1861.

     William Atkinson was born circa 1812 at England.¹ He was the son of George Atkinson and Susan (?). William Atkinson married Mary Ann Daniel on 9 December 1845.² William Atkinson married Matilda Jamison, daughter of John Davis Jamison and Mary Ann (Polly) Gilliland, on 23 January 1865 at Grant Co, WI.³ William Atkinson died in November 1888 at MT; Possibly at the home of one of his daughters.⁴

     Mary Ann Daniel was born at England. Her married name was Atkinson. She married William Atkinson, son of George Atkinson and Susan (?), on 9 December 1845.¹

     Lucetta Atkinson was born on 17 February 1866 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI.¹ She was the daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison. Lucetta Atkinson married George Gainor Moore, son of Aaron Moore and Mary Ann Blackbourn, on 21 October 1885. Lucetta Atkinson died on 12 March 1905 at Millville, Grant Co, WI, at age 39, just 5 days after the birth of her last child. Primary cause of death was septicaemia (blood poisoning).¹ She was buried at Beetown Cemetery, Beetown, Grant Co, WI.

     George William Atkinson was born in January 1851 at Beetown, Grant Co, WI.¹ He was the son of William Atkinson and Mary Ann Daniel. George William Atkinson married Matilda Carolyn Mayne, daughter of Henry Mayne and Matilda Jamison, on 3 December 1871.¹ George William Atkinson married Martha E. Mayne, daughter of Henry Mayne and Matilda Jamison, on 10 January 1877.¹ George William Atkinson died in 1927.¹

     George Atkinson was born at England.

     Susan (?) was born at England.

     George Gainor Moore was born on 26 February 1862 at OH.^1,2 He was the son of Aaron Moore and Mary Ann Blackbourn. George Gainor Moore married Lucetta Atkinson, daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison, on 21 October 1885. George Gainor Moore died on 16 November 1939 at Bloomington, Grant Co, WI, at age 77.

     Gilson Tyler married Elma Mae Moore, daughter of George Gainor Moore and Lucetta Atkinson, on 25 March 1907.

     Emma Ann Atkinson was born on 19 September 1867 at Grant Co, WI.^1,2 She was the daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison. Emma Ann Atkinson married Henry Patrick Welsh on 3 December 1888 at Grant Co, WI.² Emma Ann Atkinson died on 30 January 1942 at Grant Co, WI, at age 74.³

     Henry Patrick Welsh married Emma Ann Atkinson, daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison, on 3 December 1888 at Grant Co, WI.¹

     Frank Cornell married Alice E. Atkinson, daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison, on 9 June 1889.¹

     Eveline Atkinson was born after 23 January 1865.¹ She was the daughter of William Atkinson and Matilda Jamison.