Jamieson Family Tree

Grandchildren of Jamieson 12

Family Crest - Motto: Ad littora tendit = 'It makes for the shore'

Robert JAMIESON b 1863 in Scotland (son of Richard b 1806)

Photo left of Richard and above of wife Jessie and 2 of their children.

Christina Haddow nee Jamieson born 1810

Alice's Grave, Williams Memorial in Mortlake, Vic (below)

Elizabeth Frederick nee Jamieson, husband Andrew Frederick & children Alexander, Mary & Isabella

Descendents of Richard Jamieson born about 1694 from 'The Tweed', Peeblesshire, Scotland. He & his family initially lived in/near the village of Drumelzier in Peeblesshire and then were tenant farmers at 'Hundelshope' farm in the Parish of Manor.He died at 'Culter Allers' farm near Coulter. His direct descendents also farmed at 'Beatlans' in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington and 'Upper Abington' in Parish of Crawfordjohn, 'Bonington' south of Peebles and 'Wandel Mill' near the village of Wandel. Richards grandson, Robert born 1776 moved

to Carsphairn, Kirkudbrightshire and farmed 'Castlemaddie' then 'Holm of Daltallochan'. Some of his descendents emigrated to the USA and Victoria & Tasmania, Australia.

Legend: b = born; d = died, m = married; dates = dd/mm/yyyy; spouse details in brackets. References: Information regarding the first few generations is derived from www.familysearch.com www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk www.google.com www.scotsgenealogy.com, www.talkingscot.com, www.ancestry.com, www.prov.vic.gov.au (ship passenger lists),

www.houseofnames.com, www.old-maps.co.uk, Early Pioneer Families of Victoria & Riverina by Alexander Henderson printed 1936 & 1941 and 'The Jamieson Papers'. 'The Jamieson Papers' were written in the 1960's by Mr H.G. Martindale, Historian from Camperdown, Victoria and are his interpretation of what is written in the catalogued letters kept at 'Stony Point'. These letters are correspondence from the family in Scotland in the late 1800's.

Jamieson Coat of Arms: A silver shield with wavy blue fess between three black anchors. Family Crest: A ship under sail. Motto: Ad littora tendit - translation: 'It makes for the shore'

Tartan: The Jamiesons are a Sept of Clan Gunn and Clan Stuart of Bute. They use the Gunn Tartan primarily then the Stuart of Bute. More information at www.tartans.scotland.net

Family coat of Arms & Crest

Family Tree as at 13th November, 2013.

The Jamieson 12 - Children of Robert & Mary

Children of the Jamieson 12Mary JAMIESON b in USA abt 1837

John JAMIESON b.18/11/1805 at 'Castlemaddie', Carsphairn, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland d.3/9/1862 Humboldt, Kansas?, USA. Emigrated to USA in 1832. Was a storekeeper Wines/Spirits and 2 attempts of farming. He moved a lot: lived in Buffalo in NY State, Fort Wayne in Indiana, and in Texas around 1846, he then returned to Buffalo. He married Margaret Tate (b abt 1817 in Scotland) & apparently had 12 children by 1855, but only 4 reached adulthood. He sailed in 1857 to Australia on the 'Sebastian Cabot' with his wife & 5 surviving children (arrived 1858). He didn't like Aust and returned to USA (via the UK on the ship "Red Coat" in March 1858 arriving in the USA in 1859. One of his children died on this sea voyage). He also sailed from USA back to Scotland in 1862.

Margaret JAMIESON b in USA about 1846

Richard JAMIESON (called Dick) b.11/3/1884 at The Shiel, Carsphairn d. 26/2/1945 aged 60 of Coronary Thrombosis. He was a drapers assistant when he m on 27/9/1906 (aged 22) to Evelyn May Price (aged 23 at marriage b. 8/5/1883 d. 16/3/1976 at Sailsbury, Whiltshire of Bronchopneumonia. She was from the Hungarian family Ra'hosci. She had some connection with the Quakers). Richard then became an Engineer.

? JAMIESON (male infant) died in early 1849 (see Letter B19).

Elizabeth JAMIESON b Buffalo, NY, USA 18/4/1848. In 1900 USA Census was single and living with brother Richard W Jamieson in Roanoke Town, Indiana. She died of Lobar Pneumonia on 29/2/1916 at Wayne Township, Allen County Indiana, USA aged 67. Did not marry.

Richard W JAMIESON b in Buffalo, New York State, USA on 25/3/1850. In 1900 USA Census was living with his sister Elizabeth Jamieson in Roanoke town in Jackson Township, Huntington County, Indiana and was single and worked as a watch repairer. He died of Broncho-pneumonia 10 April 1919 at Wayne Township, Allen County Indiana, USA aged 69. Did not marry.

Baby JAMIESON b in USA abt 1857 Jameston House, Carsphairn where some of the Jamieson's lived after leaving Holm of Daltallochan farm.

Richard JAMIESON b. 8/6/1861 at Holm of Daltallochan, Carsphairn d. 21/8/1906 aged 45 (in Wales?) m. 14/6/1883 at Carsphairn to Jeanie Josephine Gordon Findlay (b 21/10/1862 at Konn, Aberdeen. d. 26/7/1944). He farmed at 'Shiel' & 'Aire' in Kells Parish but gave up the tenancy in 1892. Apparently then farmed at Moffat? She was married twice - 2nd marraige to Mr Mackie ? who was a Draper.

Jeanie Josephine Frederick JAMIESON b. 1/12/1886 at Shiel, Kells d. ? m. ?

Frederick William JAMIESON b. 31/7/1890 at Shiel, Kells d. 14/6/1965 Aberdeen m. 27/1/1923 Gladys Harvey Welsh in Aberdeen (b.1890 d. 9/6/1968 Aberdeen). He was a Marine Engineer, Shipyard at Aberdeen. Sailed in 'Tall Ships'. Photo below right

Holm of Daltallochan' Carsphairn, Kirkcudbrightshire: Farm where the Jamieson 12 lived after leaving the farm 'Castlemaddie' farm and where Richard Jamieson lived and farmed until his death.

Richard JAMIESON b.3/11/1806 at 'Castlemaddie', Carsphairn, d.13/12/1869 aged 64 drowned in River Doon and body not found for 7 months. Married on 19/12/1862 to Janet (Jessie) Rowan (Roan) (b. 1837 St John's Town of Dalry d 10/4/1916 aged 79 at Jameston House, Carsphairn. She kept the farm going until about 1877, then sold it to the Campbell Family, who Richard's sister Mary married into. Jessies parents were William Roan & Catherine Wright. In the 1881 census she was living with her mother & sister at 4 Main St, Dalmellington). Richard was a farmer at Castlemaddie, Holm of Daltallochan, Carsphairn. He was fond of social occasions and in the sport of Curling. There appears to be some scandal around his marriage which upset his mother. His wife was 31 years younger than him. His estate was valued at £16,504 which is a large sum of money in those days.

Robert JAMIESON b. 27/5/1863 at Holm of Daltallachan in the Parish of Carsphairn, d. 31/3/1942 aged 79 at Jameston House, buried at Carsphairn. Possibly attended school at Ayr Academy, m. 17/7/1885 aged 22 to Bessie Scott Blane in District of Kelvin, Burgh of Glasgow. (She d. 25/4/1953 at Folkstown, Kent aged 91). Unsure if they had children.

Ada Mary JAMIESON b 11/12/1892, Kells, Kirkcudbrightshire

Jessie JAMIESON 1st b.9/2/1865 at Holm of Daltallachan, in the Parish of Carsphairn d. 5/3/1865 at Holm aged 23 days old.

John JAMIESON b.10/5/1867 at Holm of Daltallachan, Carsphairn d.15/12/1913 aged 45 buried at Carsphairn (retired Farmer). Died of a duodenal Ulcer when living at 57 Waverley Gardens Glasgow. He was a retired farmer when married on 6/8/1908 aged 40 to Mary McKellar Allan DICK (aged 38 b about 1870 d 1949 at ). FURTHER RESERCH: Unsure if they had children - possibly not. What was at 57 Waverley Gardens - both were living there when married. Why was he a retired farmer aged 40?

Jessie JAMIESON 2nd b. 13/4/1868 at Holm of Daltallachan in the Parish of Carsphairn d. 13/3/1874 aged 5 years 11 months.

Mary Jane JAMIESON b.4/10/1869 at Holm of Daltallachan in the Parish of Carsphairn d. 6/1/1949 Jameston House. Lived with mother & brother John. Possibly attended school at a select ladies boarding school in Ayr aged 11 (1881 census).

James LORIMER b abt 1866 Scotland, died in abt 1891 aged 25 in New York State, USA. See Lorimer Family tree from USA.

George LORIMER b abt 1868 Scotland. See Lorimer Family tree from USA.

Mary MITCHELL b. 25/11/1834 at Dalry, Kirkcudbright m 16/1/1863 to Edward (Edwin) Lorimer at Kirkland Dalry (he was 26 and his fathers was George Lorimer). She was a Milliner and Dressmaker. They emigrated to NY State USA after about 1869 / 70.

Margaret LORIMER b abt 1870 Scotland. See Lorimer Family tree from USA.

Isabella MITCHELL b. 23/4/1836 at Dalry, Kirkcudbright. Died a spinster aged 39 years on 19/10/1876 at 8.30am of Dropsy for 2 years (Edema (swelling), often caused by kidney or heart disease). Informant was sister Christina.

Elizabeth LORIMER b abt 1875 in New York state, USA. See Lorimer Family tree from USA.

Agnes JAMIESON b. 12/1808 at 'Castlmaddie' in the Parish of Carsphairn d. 28/8/1882 at 4pm aged 73. She died of Cerbro Spinal Sclerosis which she had for 2 years. Agnes married James Mitchell (he was a farmer, died 20/6/1861 at 11pm aged 58 years of enlargement of Liver). James had a reputation as a good drinker rather than a good farmer and lost his farm. They then moved to Dalry. They had five daughters and only one married and she moved to the USA. The others died in their 30's / 40's.

Agnes MITCHELL b. 14/3/1839 at Dalry, Kirkcudbright. Apparently did not marry.

Elizabeth MITCHELL b 2/6/1841 at Dalry, Kirkcudbright. Died a spinster aged 31 on 10/6/1872 at Dalry from 'inflamatery tumour of stomach for some days'. Informant was her sister Isabella Mitchell.

Mary Christina Jamieson HADDOW b. 28/5/1888 at Merkland, Penpont m. John Weir

Christina MITCHELL. b. 14/4/1845. Died aged 42 on 8/4/1889 at noon at Hamilton Place, Castle Douglas. Not known what she died from. Informant was the undertaker.

Thomas Robert HADDOW b.1850 d. 24/5/1915 aged 65, Merkland, Penport. Married his 1st cousin, Mary JAMIESON on 15/7/1884 (daughter of James Jamieson b 1857 d. 29/3/1926 aged 69). They lived at Gateshead, Durisdeer.

Christian JAMIESON (called Christina) b. 1/11/1810 at 'Castlemaddie, Parish of Carsphairn, baptised 6/11/1810. Died 19/5/1877 aged 66 buried Roberton, Lanarkshire. She was housekeeper to her uncle Richard at Wandel Mill, m. 25/06/1848 in Crawfordjohn to John Haddow (he was b. 1811 d. 1/8/1877 aged 66, farmer at farm 'Coldchapel' - near Wandel Mill). His father was Thomas Haddow a tenant farmer at Coldchapel b. about 1767 d. 26/2/1837 and was married on 9/2/1810 at Wiston & Roberton to a Mary Jamieson (born about 1781 died 1858 aged 77). Her parents were Janet Lindsay & Richard Jamieson b. about 1757 at Shallowhead, Wiston and Roberton. This Mary Jamieson could be related as her family lived at Roberton where 'our' Jamieson's also lived. See photo on left.

Roberta Jamieson HADDOW b. 6/4/1896 at Merkland, Penpont, Dumfries m. 23/11/1920 to John Paton b. 1879 (farmer - his parents were Robert Paton & Margaret Haddow both dead in 1920). See copy of birth & marriage certificates.

Oldest known Jamieson grave - St Mary's Church, Biggar, Lanarkshire, Southern Scotland: Richard Jamieson born 1694, died 6/5/1761 aged 67 and his wife & family

Mary Jamieson HADDOW b. 1854 d. at Coldchapel 25/3/1888 aged 34. Unsure if married or had children.

Mary Isabella URQUHART (Mollie) b.13/1/1888 at Wurrong Camperdown, died 20/8/1969 m. Charles Dunkley Wallace (d. 22/12/1957)

Joan Douglas URQUHART b.1891 at W'bool d. 24/1/1969 at Ballarat m. 15/9/1915 to Alan Murray Calvert (b. 19/3/1884 d. 9/9/1927).

Map southern Scotland (above): Area where Richard Jamieson born about 1694 and his family all lived and farmed. They initially lived in/near the village of Drumelzier in Peebles-shire and then farmed in The Tweed at 'Hundelshope' farm near Manor Water, Parish of Manor and he died at 'Culter Allers' farm near Coulter, Lanarkshire. His 3rd child John born 1729 farmed at 'Beatlans' in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington and 'Upper Abington' in Parish of Crawfordjohn. Johns sons farmed at 'Bonington' and 'Wandel Mill' near the village of Wandell. Family buried in St Mary's at

Biggar. Scale: Distance between Coulter & Biggar is about 2 miles.Edie Ramsay URQUHART b.24/10/1893 Farnham m. 6/6/1928 to Charles Edward Turner McCardel of Runnymede, Casterton (he was a sniper in WW1 and was an excellent shot). Had no children / no issue.

William JAMIESON b. 25/10/1856 at the farm 'Eumeralla West', Vic, Australia d.9/5/1867 of Typhoid fever aged 10 at Scotch College, Melbourne (died at 7 Royal Tce, Fitzroy. Was sick for 14 days). William’s Grave & sister Alice’s Memorial is at Melbourne General Cemetery, Cemetery Rd East, Carlton North, Main entrance opp St Hilda’s College, Presbyterian Section, Compartment G No 381.

Mary JAMIESON b. 4/9/1858 at Port Fairy, Vic, Aust while her father searched for a new farm after leaving Eumarella West. She died on 8/6/1946. In 1873 she sailed to Scotland with her parents and brother Robert on the 'Yorkshire". They returned to Australia in 2 years later in 1875. She married 10/3/1886 at the Menzies Hotel in Melbourne to Angus Urquhart (b.19/8/1848 d. 26/9/1900. He had been married previously to Jemima Armstrong of Hexham Park who died in 1879). They lived on the farm "Moondah" near Colac, and then Warwarick near Camperdown, Victoria. When Mary's youngest child was 4 months old Angus her husband died leaving her to raise 5 children on her own. See Mary Jamieson - Her Story & photo below.

Angus Roderick URQUHART b. 5/12/1896 at Yangery Park d. 31/5/1966 m. 5/9/1928 to Mary Violet Thornley Macpherson (b. 23/6/1906 d. 27/5/1996).

Marion Jamieson URQUHART b.14/5/1900 Moondah, Colac d. 23/1/1973, 1st marriage 6/2/1926 William Ross 'Boy' Armstrong of Hexham Park (b. 11/3/1900 d. 24/12/1982 divorced). 2nd marriage to Esmond Herbert Rahles Rahbula. Marion wrote for the Age / Argus and was possibly the author of 'Mary Jamieson - Her Story'.

Florence Mary JAMIESON (Flo) b. 20/1/1902 at Stony Point, Darlington, Vic d. 2000 at Cobden, Vic. She married on 12/12/1933 aged 31 to Keith Gordon Calvert (b. 9/11/1883 at ‘Dreeite’ d. 5/1964. He was warded a Military Cross, Captain in British Army. His 1st wife was Mary Fairy Moffatt who died at child birth). They lived at ‘Terrinallum South’, Darlington. Their wedding reception was at Stony Point. She was educated Clyde School (when at Alma Rd, St Kilda Rd (called Fairleight) and at Woodend 1917-19). In 1927 she travelled to Europe with brother Bill. Flo was friends with her neighbour the famous pianist Hephzibah Menuhin (Married Lindsay Nicholas) with whom she travelled o/s with and set up the WD Children's Mobile Library.

Photo above: Paddocks at Castlemaddie, Victoria, Australia - Robert & William's 1st farm. Looking East towards approximate site where their original Pioneer Hut was built in 1843 (no remains exist). It was on a lime stone hill, 30 chains (660 yards) south-east of the old Georgian style, stone hut that is

still standing (across the creek).

Map Scotland below: South of Glasgow. Carsphairn area (in Kirkcudbrightshire) where Robert Jamieson born 1776 and his descendents lived and farmed. Robert Jamieson born 1812 was born in the Farm House at 'Castlemaddie' and later lived on the farm 'Holm of Daltallochan'. Scale: Distance between Carsphairn & Drumjohn is about 3 miles.

Alice Isabella JAMIESON b. 22/10/1860 d. 21/4/1868 aged 7. She died at Bolac Plains of Cerebral congestion and was sick for 3 days. Buried at Mortlake Cemetery. Alice’s Grave & brother Williams Memorial, Mortlake Cemetery, Victoria, Grave 1, Compartment 3. Also a memorial is in Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton North, Presbyterian Section, Compartment G, NO 381.

The Jamieson 9 - Children of John & Christian

JamiesonRichard JAMISON baptised 1760 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, Lanark, Scotland. Living at Beatlaws farm when baptised, d.22/6/1847 (a wealthy bachelor). Farmed at Bonnington then Wandle Mill. Left 20,000 pounds. Also left 600 pounds to nephews Robert & William. Niece Christina was housekeeper for him until she married. He had no children. Called "Uncle Wandle" by the Jamieson 12.

Photo above & below: Eumeralla West Homestead where Robert & Joanna Jamieson lived until 1858 and Susanna Fleetwood nee Jamieson lives today.

James JAMIESON baptised 23/7/1762 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, living at Beatlawqs farm when baptised, d. 2/2/1845 aged 83 in Irvine, m. Mary Gillespie in Crawfordjohn (d. 24/12/1828 aged 63). Their children were apparently 'good looking' and great readers: Barbara b 1789 at Crawfordjohn; Christian b 1792; John b 22/6/1794 at Abington d 1/1/1848 in Edinburgh spent time in USA. Established a bursary for sons of farmers; Grizel b 1796 (died young); Mary b 1799; Grizel b 1802; James b 4/9/1803 d 1/10/1840 aged 37; Agnes b 1805 (called Nancy? & m Mr Wilson? ) & Alex. Tomb Stones plot 34 & 35 St Mary's Churchyard, Biggar.

Hundleshope farm where Richard Jamieson b 1694 & wife Margaret nee Melross lived as tenant farmers. The ruins below are possibly where they lived.

Margaret JAMIESON baptised 2/5/1764 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington. Living at Beatlaws farm when baptised. Further research: In the Black family history it states that Christina Lindsay nee Reid descends from John Jamieson & Christian Black. At http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~cdobie/sanquhar.htm Tomb stone # 500 it states that Margaret Jamieson married John McCall and had a daughter Janet McCall. Janet married Rev James Reid and they had only 1 child: Christina REID (she married Charles Lindsay, of Ridge Park, Lanark; he died December, 1884, and she resided at 24 Newbattle Terrace, Edinburgh, till her death in 1902). Charles was a cabint maker and lived in London (his father was from Lanark and was a 'joiner').

John JAMIESON baptised 3/11/1765 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, Scotland. Probably died young as another John was born in 1774. Living at Beatlaws farm when baptised.

'Bonnington' Farm where John Jamieson b 1729 and his wife Christian nee Black lived as te

William JAMIESON baptised 14/11/1766 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, died 1851. Living at Beatlaws farm when baptised. According to a letter from Mary Jamieson to Robert & William in Australia dated 15th Sept 1851, Uncle William of Glasgow had died 6 weeks ago. This would make his death in late July or early August 1851. Unsure if he married / had children.

Pioneers Robert b 1812 & Joanna Douglas Jamieson nee Black. Portraits hang in dinning room at Stony Point.

The Jamieson 6 - Children of Richard & Margaret Jamieson

Jean JAMIESON baptised 4/10/1768 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, Scotland. Living at Beatlaws farm when baptised. Unsure when she died and who or if she married.

The Earliest Couple on Record - Richard &

Margaret

Elizabeth JAMISON baptised 11/5/1725 at Drumelzier, Peeblesshire (see baptism records).

Christian JAMIESON baptised 20/3/1770 in parish of Wandell.

Margaret JEMISON baptised 31/8/1727 Manor, Peebles. Living at Hundelshope farm when baptised (see baptism records). She was possibly the Margaret Jamieson who d 11/1/1798 aged 70 & m Thomas Carmichael, writer & bailie (he d 12/8/1795 aged 82 - see Plot 47 at St Mary’s Biggar).

John JAMIESON baptised 27/10/1774 in the Parish of Wandell & Lamington, Scotland. Unsure when he died and who or if he married.

Richard JAMIESON (also spelt Ritchard Jemison) tenant farmer "Culter Allers" Farm near Coulter when died. Also probably lived initially at Drumelzier then a tenant farmer at 'Hundelshope' farm, Manor, Peeblesshire (see children's baptism records). Born about 1694, died 6/5/1761 aged 67, married Margaret Melross (or sometimes spelt Millross) (b. about 1700/01, d. 5/11/1768 aged 68.Her father is probably John Mellross from Drumelzier). Both buried in plot 33 at St Mary's Churchyard, Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

John JEMISON baptised 31/12/1729 at Manor Peeblesshire, (living at Hundelshope farm when baptised - see baptism records), died 13/1/1799 aged 70 years, buried plot 33 at St Mary's Churchyard, Biggar. He was a tenant farmer of ' Beatlaws', 'Abington', Parish of Crawfordjohn and later in 'Wandle Mill', Lamington Parish near the Clyde River in Lanarkshire. Also held a farm called 'Bonnington' (south of Peebles). He married on 2/11/1759 to Christian Black in Crawfordjohn. The Blacks were an 'influential' Family. (She was b. in 1733 baptized on 12/1/1733 at Crawfordjohn d. 16/7/1782 aged 49. She was the eldest of 12 children. Her parents were James Black b. 2/1703 (his parents were William Black b abt 1680 & Jean Grosser b. abt 1684) and Jean Willison b 1708 or 1714 (her parents were James Willison b 1682 and Christina Johnstone b. 1686 - she was the daughter of Lord Annandale - Robert The Bruce's famiy). See Christian Black's Family Tree.

Robert JAMIESON born 17/6/1776 at Upper Abington farm, baptised 30/6/1776 in Parish of Crawfordjohn, Lanarkshire d.26/7/1828 at Carsphairn, Kirkcudbrightshire aged 52. Initially spent time at Wandle Mill with brother Richard then moved to Glenkens, Carsphairn. He took up the farm of 'Castlemaddie' then 'Holm of Daltallochan'. In 1804/05 he married Mary Wallace on the farm Drumness. (She was born in 1788 d.31/8/1863 of at Shancastle aged 75. She was daughter of John Wallace & Agnes McTaggart, farmer of Knockgray, his father was Thomas Wallace of Carsphairn).

Robert JAMIESON (The Pioneer) b.4/8/1812 at Farm house, 'Castlemaddie', Carsphairn, Scotland d.8/11/1894 (heart failure) at Stony Point, buried Mortlake, m. Joanna Douglas Black from Stranraer (b.10/10/1823 d 14/11/1898). He arrived in Aust in 1841 on the "John Cooper", ship dismasted in B. Biscay. In 1842 was briefly involved in a p'ship in the farm called 'The Union' near W'bool with brother William & Mr Carmichael. After p'ship dissolved Robert & William settled the run 'Castlemaddie' in 1843 (named after farm in Scotland) on Darlots Creek nr Portland Bay. Sold C'maddie in 1848/49 and built flour mill on the Barwon River, Fyansford in 6/1849 (called Wandle Mill after farm, Scotland). Sold mill in 1851 & purchased farm Eumeralla West nr Macarthur. Returned to Scotland in 1854, married in 1855 and returned to Aust in 1856 on boat 'Severne'. Sold Eumeralla in 1858 bought Bolac Plains in 1859 & Stony Point in 1881. Councillor Mortlake Shire 1882-86.

Robert JAMIESON b 15/10/1863 at Bolac Plains, Woorndoo, Vic. d 22/4/1946 at Stony Point, Darlington aged 83 m. 26/3/1901 St Georges Ch, East St Kilda to Florence Jane Usher from Melbourne (b. 25/11/1879 342 Lygon St Carlton d. 22/3/1965 Geelong. Known as "Little Grannie", dautr of James Usher b 1854 Longford Tas & Mary Miller b 1856 Maryborough (m 1877) from 'Linden', The Avenue, Windsor, Melb). Robert was educated privately at Edinburgh while his parents & sister toured Europe 1873-75. He then completed his schooling at Geelong Grammar, playing in the premier football team of 1880-81. With his father he then ran the properties Bolac Plains and Stony Point. He was a Councillor of the Shire of Mortlake from 1989-1910 (also President). He was also on the board of management of the Presbyterian church at Darlington and a member of the Graziers Association amongst numerous other memberships.

Robert JAMIESON MBE (also called Bob or Pap by family) b. 27/7/1903 at Stony Point, Darlington, Vic, Aust, d. 3/10/1994 aged 91 at Lismore, buried Mortlake, Vic. m. 18/12/1929 to Margaret Isabel May Anderson (called Betty, b. 16/5/1907 at St. Arnaud, Vic, Aust. d. 25/6/1974 at Melb, buried Mortlake. Educated Clyde 1923-24). Her father was Harry Anderson a wool broker from Geelong). He attended GGS (Manifold House) 1915-21; 1st rowing crew and a shot putter. He initially ran the family farms Bolac Plains & Connabar (C'bar taken for Soldier Settlement 1948), then ran Stony Point. He was a Councillor & President of the Shire of Mortlake; Board Member & President of the Mortlake Hospital; President Woorndoo Football Club 1937; Captain / Lieutenant / Secretary of Local Fire Brigades; Church Elder; Secretary Darlington Cemetery; planted 1000's native Australian trees and received an MBE for services to the community.

Tomb Stone at St Mary's Churchyard Biggar, Scotland (plot 33) reads: Richard Jamieson, tenant Culterallers died 6.5.1761 aged 67, wife

Margaret Melross died 5.11.1768 aged 68, son John tenant Wandle Mill died 13.1.1799 aged 70

(wife Christian Black died 16.7.1782, children Richard, John, Christian. Richard tenant Wandle

Mill died 22.6.1847 in 74th year). Jamieson tombstone's are along the path in plots 30 to 35.

William JAMISON baptised 17/5/1732 Manor, Peebles. Probably died as an infant as another child named William in 1743. Living at Hundelshope farm when baptised (see baptism records).

William JAMIESON b.29/5/1814 at 'Castlemaddie', Carsphairn, Scotland. Died of septicemia aged 63 on 25/2/1878 (was living at 48 London St, Edinburgh). M. 23/7/1872 at Edinburgh, Scotland aged 58 to Janet McLean. Emigrated to Australia in 1838. He sailed from Greenock on the 'Potentate' with the desire of going to Sydney. He had to deliver a letter to a family friend in Port Phillip, Victoria. He liked Port Phillip so much he decided to stay. He initially was employed at a station in Mordialloc. When his brother arrived in 1841 they ventured west and held land in the Western District (see Robert b. 4/8/1812). In 1846 he was speared in the head by an aboriginal - saved by his straw hat! Apparently he enjoyed traveling and sailing more than working. Sailed: Aust to NZ 1856; NZ to Aust 1857; Aust to UK 1858; UK to Aust 1861; Aust to UK 1862; UK to Aust 1865; Aust to NZ 1867; Aust to UK 1867; UK to Aust 1870; Aust to UK 1871. Photo on right.

Marion JAMISON baptised 27/6/1734 at Manor, Peebles. Living at Hundelshope farm when baptised (see baptism records).

William JAMESON baptised 28/1/1743 at Manor, Peebles. Unsure if he married / had children. Living at Hundelshope farm when baptised (see baptism records).

Mary Jamieson nee Wallace born 1788 - mother of the Jamieson 12, married at 16 and widowed at aged 40 - adored by the family

and many grandchildren named after her.

Below: Extract from Map showing the Pastoral Holdings of the Port Phillip District 1835 - 1851. Compiled by A.S. Kenyon - Historical Society of Victoria. Pioneer brothers Robert (b 1812) & William Jamieson (b 1814) were briefly involved in a partnership with Mr Carmichael of The Union. After this p'ship dissolved the brothers pushed further west and settled near Portland Bay and called their

property Castlemaddie after the family farm in Scotland. They sold C'maddie in 1848/49 and a built flour mill on the Barwon River at Fyansford in 6/1849 (called the Wandel Mill after their Uncles farm in Scotland). Sold the mill in 1851 & purchased the farm Eumeralla West nr Macarthur. Sold Eumeralla West in 1858 bought Bolac Plains in 1859 & Stony Point in 1881.

Mary JAMIESON b. 6/11/1816 at 'Castlemaddie', in the Parish of Carsphairn, Scotland d. 13/7/1823 aged 8.

Mary FREDERICK b. 25/2/1852 at Stoneykirk, Wigtown, Scotland d 22/3/1918. Did not marry. She left some money to Robert, Flo & William Jamieson in Australia. The majority of her estate was left to her cousin Jane McClymont Campbell. She had no children / no issue.

Castlemaddie Farm house, Carsphairn. House where most of the Jamieson 12 were born (The Pioneers birth place).

Isabella FREDERICK b. 2/2/1854 at Stoneykirk, Wigtown, Scotland. Died single in 1870 at 'Clendrie' aged 16 of Phlebitis (inflammation of veins). She was sick for 18 months. See copy of death certificate. No issue.

Elizabeth JAMIESON b.26 or 27/3/1819 at 'Castlemaddie' in the Parish of Carsphairn. m. 25/10/1850 Andrew Frederick at Stoneykirk, Wigtown (farmer at Freugh near Stranraer, and who later had 'Clendrie' near Castle Kennedy) apparently had 3 or 4 daughters & 1 son, all died young except Mary (3 died of consumption). Elizabeth corresponded fairly regularly through most of the period with the brothers in Australia – particularly with Robert who would appear to have been her favourite brother. Her letters give the impression of a lively active woman, interested in all things pertaining to family connections. One wonders whether Elizabeth did any match-making, for it appears most likely that Robert Jamieson first met Joanna Black when he visited Elizabeth, who lived near Stranraer in 1854-55. See Tapestry / Sampler done by Jessie Frederick (Andrews sister?) at their farm Clendrie in 1867.

Elizabeth Jamieson FREDERICK b. 12/3/1856 at Stoneykirk, Wigtown, Scotland. Died in the 1872, aged 16 of TB pneumonia. Died single, no issue.

Alexander FREDERICK b. 12/7/1859 at Stoneykirk, Wigtown, Scotland. Died of Tetanus June 1882 aged 22. Did not marry, no issue.

Robert JAMIESON b. 19 Jan 1855 Straiton, Ayr, Scotland. FURTHER RESEARCH: Unsure if he married or had children.

William Frederick JAMIESON (Bill) b.1/12/1907 at Stony Point d. 26/3/1994 at Lynnburn, Batesford, buried Geelong West. He was educated at Geelong Grammar (Manifold House) and left school in 1926. 1st marriage 18/12/1930 to Pauline Amelia Irving Robertson ( b. 9/9/1907 Melb, d.16/2/1987 Sydney). They lived at Elm Park nr Albury, NSW. Army Sergeant in WW2. Ship sunk nr Crete 29th May 1941. He floated in sea for 1 or 2 days until captured by Italians. Was a POW in Italy for 3.5 yrs (service # VX23689). Divorced 1951 & lived at Brampton Island, Qld for about 10 yrs. 2nd m 7/5/1958 Mirth Amelia Marfell (b. 20/10/1919 d 31/8/2000 aged 81).

James JAMIESON b.20/5/1821. Lived at Churchie Hill. Drowned in river Cree in December 1880 (death certificate said body not found). Married 10/11/1853 at Straiton, Ayr to Mary McClymont of Thornhill. Apparently had several children but few records have been found of them. He held the farm of Auchenroy, also one in the Highlands at Moidart and later one at “Churchie Hill” near Newton Stewart. Their daughter Mary married her 1st cousin Thomas R Haddow.

Mary JAMIESON b. 1856 d. 29/3/1926 aged 69. She married her 1st cousin Thomas Robert HADDOW on 15/7/1884 (b.1850 d. 24/5/1915 aged 65, Merkland, Penport).

Was a person OF, IN or AT a place? Until the beginning of the 19th century, Scottish farms were usually let under the Multiple Tenancy system, so

several names may be associated with a property at any given time. If a person was "of" they were the

landowner, "in" denotes a tenant farmer and "at" or no preposition usually indicates a cottar or farm

labourer. This was a closely followed social distinction. From Debra Vaughan, South Gippsland

Genealogical Society Aug 2006.

Spelling of the name Jamieson: Jamieson is a good low-land Scottish name. In records from 1600's till mid 1700's the spelling of the name

Jamieson varied greatly in our family, even within the same generation. The Baptism records of the Jamieson 6 & 9 show the name spelt

Jemison, Jameson, Jamison & Jamieson. This was most probably because the clergy writing in the church register spelt names anyway

they wished as spelling apparently was not taken seriously until later in the 1700's. Apparently back then a person often spelt their name /

surname differently throughout their life. In our family, in the 1800's it appears to have become accepted practice to spell the surname more consistently as Jamieson. In other Scottish records the surname has

been spelt Jamyson, Jenison, Jamesson & Jamesen.

John JAMIESON b. 4/4/1858 in Straiton, Ayreshire, Scotland d 15/8/1935 aged 77 at Romsey, Victoria (nr Kilmore), grazier. Buried Darraweit Guim Cemetery, Pryb section. 1st wife died in 1884 or 1904 in Scotland. 2nd m. 19th June 1914 (aged 56) in Melb to Barbara Flora Geddes aged 35 (b. 1879 at Woorndoo. Her father was James Geddes, farmer from Woorndoo and her mother Anne McGuinness). James Geddes may have worked at Bolac Plains. There were payments of wages to a cousin John at BP btw 1/1/1891 - July 1892. A letter was received by Robert J (b 1863 - Paps father) from John on 12/6/1926. At this time John was at 'Glenbrae', via Wallan, nr Kilmore. Photo above.

John Geddes JAMIESON (called Jock) born 8/9/1915 at Tarraville, Gippsland (nr Yarram), Australia d. 29/6/2004 in a Nursing home in Sunbury, Melbourne. Buried in Sunbury. He did not marry or have children but his beneficiary was Allan Tomlinson (probably a Geddes cousin). According to a relative near Lake Bolac, John had a very strict upbringing, led a quiet life and enjoyed cricket and train spotting! He sold the farm Glenbrae in the 70's (bought by John Williams). He then travelled the world. For some reason he never made contact with any of the Jamieson's from Stony Point or Bolac Plains.

Archibald JAMIESON b 3/11/1823 at 'Castlemaddie' in the Parish of Carsphairn d. 7/5/1846 aged 22. He acted as a shepherd for Richard at the Holm farm. His letters are in the juvenile style of a simple serious lad, and indicated that at one time he had thoughts of joining his brothers in Australia. Apparently he was not very strong and died while out with sheep. The account of his sudden death is given in detail in two letters B7 and 8.

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John & Mary Campbell nee Jamieson (born 1825) above & children below - Mary, William

Robert & Jane.

Mary (2nd) JAMIESON b. 6/12/1825 at 'Holm of Daltallochan' in the Parish of Carsphairn, m. John Campbell (born abt 1827). They lived at 'Slagnaw' farm near Castle Douglas. She married John Campbell who, to the displeasure of Mary’s mother, had sown a wild oat or two just before his marriage. The descendents of John Campbell's younger brother (Thomas) still live at the farm Holm of Daltallochan today (2006). See Campbell F/Tree attached. See photos to the left

Mary Wallace CAMPBELL b. 30/5/1857 or 1858 at Kelton, Kirkcudbright, Scotland d. 1901 aged 43.

Samuel JAMIESON b. 21/12/1827 at 'Holm of Daltallochan' in the Parish of Carsphairn, Scotland d.2/4/1830 aged 2.

William Gardner CAMPBELL b 1904 d 10/6/1956 m Connie C Cook (divorced). 2nd wife Claire ?

For Updates, corrections & electronic / printed copies of this Family Tree: Please contact Wendy Brockhouse (nee Jamieson) at 45 Prospect Rd, Summer Hill, NSW, 2130 (Sydney) ph hm 02 - 9799 4997 mob 0408 - 601 840 or email jwbrock@tpg.com.au. 17th May. 2009.

John Keith CAMPBELL b 1905 m Elizabeth Margaret Wilson

Jane Iris CAMPBELL b 1/4/1911 (twin) m Alfred J Grossart.

William CAMPBELL b. 5/9/1859 at Kelton d. 2/10/1932 at Kelton m. Kate Gardner (b. 1877 d. 1965). They lived at Auchlane.

Colin Harrison CAMPBELL b 1/4/1911 (twin) d 25/9/1994 m Agnes Fulton Caldwell in 1937 (11/9/1916 d 22/4/2008)

Edith Mary CAMPBELL b 1913.

Robert Jamieson CAMPBELL b. 9/21862 or 1863 at Kelton, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, d. 1935 at Cuil m. Mary Carter (b. 1871 d. 1945 at Buittle). They lived at Cuil.

John CAMPBELL b 1902 at Buittle, d. 23/12/1930 aged 28.

Mary Grace CAMPBELL b early 1900s at Buittle m. Alec Kirkpatrick

Jane McClymont CAMPBELL b. 26/1/1864 at Kelton, Kirkcudbright, Scotland d.1942).

James Carter CAMPBELL b 1908 at Buittle, d 11/12/1966 m. Elizabeth Gibson Robertson (b 1913, d 1/8/1951

John CAMPBELL b 1876 d. 19/4/1915 aged 38. Buried at Kelton. He tragically committed suicide by ingesting prussic acid after his engagement with Dorothy Hector was broken off.

Robert born at Stony Point 1903 (Pap)

Betty & Pap

Robert Jamieson born 1903 - Pap / Bob

Bill & Pauline - Wedding 1930

Bill & Mirth - Wedding 1958

John Geddes Jamieson died 2004 near Melbourne

Keith Calvert & Flo Jamieson

Marion URQUHART & William Armstrong

Angus & MaryUrquhart

Charles McCardel Edie McCardelnee Urquhart

Joan Calvert nee Urquhart

Robert Jamieson born Carsphairn, Scotalnd 1812 - The Pioneer

Robert Jamieson born at Bolac Plains 1863

Mary Campbell b 1857

James Jamieson b 1821 - Drowned in River Cree

Robert Jamieson b 1855

John Jamieson b 1858

died aged 21 of TB

William Jamieson b 1814 - Pioneer

Richard Jamieson b 1806 - Drowned in River Doon and body not found for 7

months.

Robert Jamieson b 1863

Florence Jane Jamieson nee Usher b 1879 - wife of Robert Jamieson b 1863

William Jamieson born 1856, died aged 10 at

Scotch College, Melbourne.

Wendy at Williams grave in Carlton

1993

Mary Urquhart nee Jamieson born 1858

Mortlake Cemetery, Victoria - Jamieson

Family Memorial

Scotland, Kirkcudbrightshire: Carsphairn Church and Graveyard – Where many of the Jamieson 12 are

buried. See Monument below.

Scotland Carsphairn: Monument to Robert Jamieson born 1776 and his family

Mollie Wallace nee Urquhart

William CAMPBELL born 1859

Edith Mary CAMPBELL born 1913

Brothers Robert (sitting - b 1855 died

aged 21) & John Jamieson b 1858

Jane Campbell b 1864

Robert Campbell b 1862

Campbell family farm: 'Slagnaw' farm near Castle Douglas

John Campbell born abt 1827. Lived at Slagnaw.

Robert Campbell b 1862

Jane Campbell b

1864

William Campbell born 1859

Campbell siblings from Slagnaw farm: Mary b 1858, William b 1859, Robert b

1862, Jane b 1864 & John b 1876 & their cousin Jeannie.

Colin CAMPBELL b 1911 (twin) & Agnes Caldwell.

William Campbell b 1904 & 2nd wife Claire

Campbell siblings from Slagnaw farm: Mary b 1858, William b 1859, Robert b

1862, Jane b 1864 & John b 1876.

Campbell siblings from Slagnaw farm: Alan, Winifred, Colin and Moira Campbell at Slagnaw 1951?

John Campbell born abt 1827.

'Bonnington' Farm where John Jamieson b 1729 and his wife Christian nee Black lived as tenant farmers.

St Mary's Churchyard Biggar, Scotland where Richard Jamieson b 1694 and family are buried.

'Bolac Plains', Woorndoo, Victoria 'Stony Point', Darlington, Victoria

Wendy at William’s grave in Carlton 1993