LOUIS C. JAMISON.  Our subject is a son of Alexander Jamison, a native of Virginia, and a grandson of John Jamison, who emigrated from Ireland when a young man.  His mother's maiden name was Polly Jones.  His parents were married early in the present century.  
     They had four children, of whom Louis was the only son.  His father enlisted in the War of 1812, and remained in that service until during the year 1814; he died of camp fever on the same day he was discharged.  Afterwards, his mother married James Hancock, with whom the whole family emigrated from Virginia to Union Township, this County.
     Louis C. is now the only survivor of the entire family.  He was born December 25, 1813, married Miss Christiana Shaub, June 24, 1841, and settled soon after on the farm they now own and occupy, in Liberty Township, where their children have been born, and which, by the hand of skill and industry, they have fitted up comfortably and handsomely.  Of six children, two sons and two daughters are yet living, viz: Milton B., Nira A., Alexander S., and Emma E.  The first named served about three years in the late war against rebellion, and since the war married Miss Lydia Emerson, of Concord, and is now a thriving physician at Fredonia, this County.  The second son married Miss Abbie M. Woodbury, and they are now taking care of those parents and the old homestead.
Source:  Combination Atlas Map of Licking County, Ohio," published by L. H. Everts in Philadelphia. 1875
(Contributed by Sheryl McClure)