William Jamieson grave monument in St John and St Cuthbert (joint) Church burial ground, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland
William Jamieson grave monument: legible names and details
| full name | burial date | age | birth date | relationship | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
William Jamieson | 1836 | 69 | 1767 | first name on monument | William Jamieson 05 Nov 1767- 14 March 1836.. He was a builder. He married Helen Abernethy on 16 Feb 1821. Had 6 children. Died when the youngest child was 4 years old. Died of decay.Lived in Jamaica Street, Edinburgh before he married. Afterwards, he and the family lived in 44 Howe Street, Edinburgh |
Jane Jamieson | 1832 | 3 | 1829 | daughter of William Jamieson | |
Helen Jamieson | 1890 | 68 | 1822 | daughter of William Jamieson | |
Janet Jamieson | 1897 | 74 | 1823 | daughter of William Jamieson | |
Elizabeth Jamieson | 1908 | 83 | 1825 | daughter of William Jamieson | Elizabeth Jamieson 12 Dec 1825-11 Dec 1908.She was the the third child to be born to William and Helen ms ABERNETHY. She set up the The Edinburgh Society for Promoting Reading among the Adult Blind in their own Home and with her brother Alexander, the Jamieson Fund to aid the blind of Edinburgh, Lothian and Borders. |
Robert Jamieson | 1897 | 70 | 1827 | son of William Jamieson | Robert Jamieson 10 June 1827-19 Aug 1897. Is the fourth child of William and Helen ms ABERNETHY. Was born in 44 Howe Street Edinburgh, Lived in Graham Street Leith before residing in 34 Howe Street with his mother and siblings. He became a Wholesaler of coffee,fruit and spices. |
Alexander Jamieson | 1907 | 75 | 1832 | son of William Jamieson | Alexander Jamieson 03 Mar 1832-08 April 1907. He was the sixth and last child of William and Helen ms Abernethy. He was born in 34 Howe Street Edinburgh. He lived in Graham Street Leith and in 1846-49, had business premises a few doors down at no 17 where he was a Wine and Tea Merchant. He set up the Jamieson Fund with his sister, Elizabeth to help blind people learn Braille and to enable them to live independently. |
Helen Abernethy | 1878 | 85 | 1793 | wife of William Jamieson | Helen ms ABERNETHY 20 May 1793-11 Oct 1878. Parents were Alexander and Helen ms LIDDELL.she lived in Salsbury St. Edinburgh.Married William Jamieson, builder, on 16 Feb 1821.After she married she lived in Jamaica Street then 44 Howe Street both Edinburgh. Had 6 children Helen,Janet, Elizabeth,Robert, Jane and Alexander.After her husband's death in 1836 she is known to have lived in Graham Street, Leith before moving with the family to 34 Howe Street Edinburgh where she stayed until her death. |
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