Winifred was born 1785 or 1791 and died in 1867.
She married Samuel Jamison (b. 1780 d. 19 January 1859) died 1859. Samuel Jamison and Winnie Bird's marriage bond was dated 9 December 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia.
They were the parents of Lewis (Louis) Jamison (1807-1877). (His name is "Lewis" on his tombstone) along with ten siblings.
Samuel and Winifred "Winnie" had a large farm at Shady Grove, Franklin County, Virginia, and owned a number of slaves. Several of their sons served in the Confederate Army.
By: Rebecca Prillaman, 3rd great granddaughter (grew up about 20 miles from their farm)
She married Samuel Jamison (b. 1780 d. 19 January 1859) died 1859. Samuel Jamison and Winnie Bird's marriage bond was dated 9 December 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia.
They were the parents of Lewis (Louis) Jamison (1807-1877). (His name is "Lewis" on his tombstone) along with ten siblings.
Samuel and Winifred "Winnie" had a large farm at Shady Grove, Franklin County, Virginia, and owned a number of slaves. Several of their sons served in the Confederate Army.
By: Rebecca Prillaman, 3rd great granddaughter (grew up about 20 miles from their farm)
Winifred was born 1785 or 1791 and died in 1867.
She married Samuel Jamison (b. 1780 d. 19 January 1859) died 1859. Samuel Jamison and Winnie Bird's marriage bond was dated 9 December 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia.
They were the parents of Lewis (Louis) Jamison (1807-1877). (His name is "Lewis" on his tombstone) along with ten siblings.
Samuel and Winifred "Winnie" had a large farm at Shady Grove, Franklin County, Virginia, and owned a number of slaves. Several of their sons served in the Confederate Army.
By: Rebecca Prillaman, 3rd great granddaughter (grew up about 20 miles from their farm)
She married Samuel Jamison (b. 1780 d. 19 January 1859) died 1859. Samuel Jamison and Winnie Bird's marriage bond was dated 9 December 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia.
They were the parents of Lewis (Louis) Jamison (1807-1877). (His name is "Lewis" on his tombstone) along with ten siblings.
Samuel and Winifred "Winnie" had a large farm at Shady Grove, Franklin County, Virginia, and owned a number of slaves. Several of their sons served in the Confederate Army.
By: Rebecca Prillaman, 3rd great granddaughter (grew up about 20 miles from their farm)
Gravesite Details
Most likely buried on the family farm at Shady Grove, Franklin County, with a field stone used as her tombstone, now lost to time, erosion, and subsequent land development.
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