Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....Jamison, William John March 2, 1903
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Walnut Valley Times, March 13, 1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 8
Walnut Valley Times
March 6, 1903
Volume XXXIV, Number 7

Wm. J. Jamison, died at Hobart, Oklahoma, Monday March 2, after a long and 
tedious illness from dropsy. His years were against him else he might have won 
the battle against death.

John Jamison came from Ireland in 1818 to Baltimore, Md., was married there; 
and there William J. Jamison was born in 1819. His father dying – the widow, 
Sarah Jamison went to Newark, Ohio, where William J. was married in 1849 to 
Eliza Gill. They went to Chicago to live, then to Indiana; came to Kansas in 
1876; moved to El Dorado in 1884, where his wife died during the first weeks of 
residence here.  He lived here 19 years, going last spring to Hobart, with his 
daughter, Sadie. Of his children, three are living, C. C. Jamison of El Dorado; 
Mrs. Allie Brown of Braman, Oklahoma and Miss Sadie Jamison, of Hobart.

It is at his personal request that his body be brought here for burial. The 
funeral arrangements are not completed. Due announcement will be made of the 
time.

Walnut Valley Times
March 13, 1903
Volume XXXIV, Number 8

The Times was misinformed about the desire of W. J. Jamison to be buried at El 
Dorado. On the contrary he asked, so Mrs. Mand Rayburn informs the Times that 
his last resting place should be at Hobart, Oklahoma where he died.




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