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1793 - | Name | John Jamieson | |
| Birth | 7 Apr 1793 | Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland  [1] |
| Christening | Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland [1] |
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| Gender | Male | |
| Occupation | Esquire and Merchant of Glasgow | |
| Person ID | I1 | Rbt.Jamieson-Glasgow |
| Father | Michael Jamieson, b. 13 Dec 1758, Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland d. 4 Oct 1808, Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland (Age 49 years) | |
| Mother | Barbara Harvey (Harvie), b. 7 Apr 1762, Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland | |
| Marriage | 20 Jan 1787 | Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland [2] |
| Family ID | F1 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Documents |  | John Jamieson - 1865 Grant of Arms from the Court of Lord Lyon 1865 Matriculation document, granting the use of a Coat of Arms including the motto "Ad Littora Tendit" - It makes for the shore |
| People |  | John Jamieson (1793-aft 1865) was born in 1793, in Port Glasgow, Renfrew, Scotland, the son of Michael and Barbra (Harvey/Harvie) Jamieson. He was the grandson of Robert and Euphemia (Walker) Jamieson. John never married, nor did he have children. |
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