JAHEW JAMESON, Obituary, 1965, Coke County, TX

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Robert Lee Observer - October 28, 1965

Funeral Services Held Tuesday for Jahew Jameson, 62

Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. from Silver Baptist Church
for Jahew Jameson, 62, prominent Coke County rancher.  Burial followed 
the services in McKenzieville Cemetery under direction of Williams 
Funeral Home.

Mr. Jameson was fatally injured in a car-pickup accident which occurred
at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of Highway 208 and Farm Road 
1672, one mile east of Silver.

Mr. Jameson was born June 26, 1906, at Silver.  He was married 
March 4, 1933, to Juanice Green and the couple lived in the Silver 
community and continued their ranching interests until his death.  Mr. 
Jameson was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jameson, who were 
among the earliest ranchers to settle in the area.

Survivors include his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Joe (Donna) Ash of
Jacksboro, Mrs. Joe N. (Billie) Thorpe of Throckmorton, and Mrs. 
Clifford (Susie) Wilson of Robert Lee; four brothers, Edwin Jameson of 
Fritch, Homer and Allen Jameson of San Angelo; three sisters, Mrs. 
Alice Humble of Midland, Mrs. Jettie Tubb of Blackwell, and Mrs. 
Clara Walker of San Angelo; and seven grandchildren.
	
Pallbearers were Wayne McCabe, J. P. Jameson, Myrle Jameson, Ramey 
Jameson, G. A. Jameson, Melvin Tubb, J. B. Walker and Maurice Duncan.
	
Investigating officials said Mr. Jameson was killed by the impact when
the two vehicles collided.  He was driving the pickup.  The occupants 
of the car, Mr. and Mrs. William Black and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McDaniel, 
all of San Angelo, were taken to San Angelo for treatment.  Apparently 
Mr. McDaniel was the most seriously injured of the group.

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