Person:Irving Jameson (2)

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Irving L. Jameson buried July 12, 1941 in Grove 128, Block 2, Central Section of the Tulare Cemetery, 900 E. Kern Ave., Tulare, California.

Tulare County, California Great Register of Voters 1890Jameson, Irving Leslie, age 27, b. California, residence: Porterville. 1892Jameson, Irving Leslie, age 30 yrs., 6 ft. 1 in., fair complexion, brown eyes, brown hair 1894Jameson, Irving res. Porterville

Tulare County Directories 1913Jamison, I. L. route 1 1925Jameson, Irving L. (Ida M.) Tulare Rural Route A 167 1928-29Jameson, Mada L. music teacher h. 122 So. D Jameson, Irving L. (Ida M.) A 167 Whitesides, Charles W. cook Linder's h. 156 No. N

I.L. Jameson Called By Death

    I. L. Jameson, well known pioneer Tulare rancher, died yesterday afternoon at his home following an illness.
    Born at Napa in 1862, Jameson came to Tulare County as a young man, farming with a brother in the Deer Creek district in the days when the County was a broad expanse of unfenced virgin land.  He moved to Tulare in 1887.  For more than 40 years he resided on the same ranch four miles north of this city on Blackstone Avenue.  He was known as an owner of fine stock and horses during his active ranching years.  He belonged to the local Woodmen of the World Lodge.
    Besides his wife, Mrs. Ida M. Jameson, survivors include two daughters, Mrs. C. W. Whiteside of Tulare and Mrs Doris Leeper of San Francisco; two sons, Lawrence Jameson of Sacramento and Lowell Jameson of Visalia; and a brother Edwin Jameson of Santa Cruz.
    The funeral will be at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the Globle Parlors here.

Tulare Register (Tulare, Tulare, California) Thursday, 10 July 1941, page 1, California State Library, Sacramento, California.

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   Date of Import: 14 May 2004

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 California Death Index.