Descendants of Adam Jamieson (1745 - ?)
Second GenerationHugh Jameison (1768 - 1834) - son of Adam Jameison (abut 1745 - ?) Hugh Jameison is a direct ancestor of Bill Burgar, author of this work. Hugh Jameispn was baptized in 1768 in St George in the East, Stepney, London. The IGI has that the Baptism Register of St George in the East, Stepney has the entry: Hugh, son of Adam and Jane Jameson was baptised on the 23/10/1768. He died in 1834 in the Workhouse in St Mary, Whitechapel, London.100 The burial Register at St Mary, Whitechapel, has the entry: Hugh Jameison (Chol), aged 60, of the Workhouse, R.M. Lane, was buried on the 6th August 1834. It is possible that the '(Chol)' appended to Hugh's name means that he died of Cholera. There was a worldwide outbreak of Cholera that hit the UK in 1832. Outbreaks continued for another 20 years. On the same day 5 other person from the workhouse were buried. However, Hugh Jameison is the only one to have the word '(Chol)' appended to his name. On the 11th August a further thre inmates of the Workhouse are buried and 3 days after that a further 7 inmates are buried. It is understandable why people hated the Workhouse culture that was present in the UK at that time. Hugh Jameison and Lydia Rous were married in 1795 in St Nicholas Cole Abbey, London.277 The marriage register for St Nicholas Cole Abbey, London, has the entry: Hugh Jameson, Bachelor of this Parish and Lydia Rose, Spinster of this Parish, were married by Banns on the 17/2/1795. Both signed the register. The Witnesses were Davis Hughes and S Bogart?, both of whom signed. Lydia Rous was born and baptized in 1769 in St Lukes, Old Street, London.84 T See details of Lydia Rous (Rose) her siblings and ancestors. See Tree of Ancestors and Descendants of Hugh Jameison Hugh Jameison and Lydia Rous had the following children:
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