History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 474.
[Bourbon County]  [Paris City and Precinct]

J. K. JAMESON, farmer; P. O. Paris; born Nov. 3, 1807, in Harrison County,
son of James Jameson, a native of Virginia, and emigrated to Harrison
County, Ky., prior to 1800; his father a native of Ireland.  His wife's
maiden name was Elizabeth Sneel, daughter of Lewis and Mollie Snell, whom
were natives of Virginia.  Ten children were born to James Jameson, but
five of the number came to maturity, of whom James was one; he remained
with his father until he was married, which was in March, 25, 1832, to
Mary L. Hutchison.  She was a daughter of James Hutchison and Elizabeth
Edwards.  Mr. Jameson located on the farm he now owns in 1832, and since
has been a constant resident; he has 333 acres of land.  His wife died
June 19, 1870, having borne him eleven children; but three are living,
viz: John W., Louisa J. and Mary.  She (Mrs. Jameson) was a member of the
Christian Church, of which Mr. Jameson is also a disciple.  Two of his
children now deceased lived to be grown, viz: Belle, who married William
Davis; by him had one daughter, Sallie B., who married Lee Champ; Nannie,
the other grown daughter, married Joseph McClintock, of Harrison County.

Jameson Sneel Hutchison Edwards Davis Champ McClintock
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Harrison-KY VA Ireland

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