The Jameson family of Ardmore (UCD) and Glencormac
John Jameson married Isabella Stein
born 5 Aug 1773 Alloa 3 Oct 1802 born c1784, Scotland
died 13 Oct 1851 Dublin 31 Jul 1861 Alloa
John Jameson was involved with Bow Street Distillery of Dublin, in the early 1800s. He married Isabella
Stein, daughter of the original owner. By 1825 he was the sole owner of the distillery. John died on
13 Oct 1851 and was buried at Drumcondra. Isabella died at Alloa, Scotland aged 78 and was buried
there.
1 John Jameson born 30 Jan 1804, Dublin married Anne Haig in Jun 1836 at St Andrew's, Fife.
John died 19 Dec 1881, St Marnock's, Malahide aged 77 and Anne died 18 Jul 1891 aged 77
at St Marnock's, Malahide, both are buried at Drumcondra.
2 James Jameson born 30 Jan 1806, Dublin. James of 55 Prussia Street and of Delvin Lodge
married Lucy Cairnes, third daughter of William Cairnes owner of the Drogheda Brewing
company on 17 Oct 1843 at Colpe Parish Church. Lucy's mother was Mary Anne Woolsey
of the Castlebellingham brewing family. James was a partner in the firm John Jameson &
son, Distillers and Jameson, Pim & Company, brewers. They lived at Glencormac, Bray and
also had a house near Balbriggan called Delvin Lodge. James died 30 Jan 1889 at
Glencormac, Co Wicklow aged 83 leaving an estate of nearly 490K. In his Will dated 1884,
he left the house in Glencormac together with furniture etc to his wife along with 70K
pounds. His shares in the firms were left in equal sums to his sons with the exception of
his son John William Jameson, who received assets during his lifetime. Instead he left John
22,000 pounds. Lucy died at Glencormac on 22 Jan 1907 and left 78K in personal estate.
1 John William Jameson born circa 1846 of Ardmore Stillorgan married Alice Rose Grace
Sargent at St Michael, Barbados on 13 Nov 1873. John died 6 Nov 1888 at Ardmore
from measles age 42 and was buried at Deansgrange.
1 Lieut Col Edmund James Jameson, eldest son born 11 June 1875 at Lota, Cross
Avenue. He joined the British army and married Margaret Mary Twomey on
5 Apr 1899 at Hampstead London and was appointed DSO in the 1916 Honours
list. He died with the 4th Hussars, 5th Batt Leinster Regt, Seconded to 4th Batt
Essex Regiment on 27 Mar 1917 and was buried at Deir El Belah War
Cemetery, Gaza, Palestine.
1 William Edmund Athol Jameson born 1902 Durban, South Africa.
2 Barbara Mary Jameson (twin) born 1905 at Rhyl, Wales.
3 Francis Dale Jameson (twin) born 1905 at Rhyl, Wales.
2 Ada Agnes Jameson born 25 Jun 1876 at Lota, Cross Avenue died in 1956 at
Sussex, England.
3 Mary Alice Lucy Jameson born 13 Aug 1877 at Lota, Cross Avenue died in
1951 at Surrey England.
4 John William Dale Jameson born 5 Aug 1878 at Lota, Cross Avenue died
7 Jul 1904 in Rhodesia.
5 Rose Elizabeth Jameson born 30 Sep 1879 at Lota, Cross Avenue died at Lota,
Cross Avenue 21 Jan 1880.
6 George Lionel Jameson born 29 Dec 1880 at Lota, Cross Avenue. He served in
the Royal Engineers during the Boer war attaining the rank of Captain. He
married Anne Columbine Armstrong, youngest daughter of Captain J J Dunne
at London in December 1908. They lived initially at 18 Rutland Square (which
now houses The Writers Museum (closed 2022) and Chapter One restaurant.
They moved at Bettyglen House, Raheny, which George commissioned in 1910.
In the 1919 honours list he was awarded an OBE. George owned Raheny Park
and Fox Hall close by which he leased to relatives. George was chairman and
managing director of John Jameson & Son Ltd. Anne died in 1949 and George
in 1961, both are buried at St Andrew's graveyard, Malahide.
Alice Rose Grace secondly married Major Surgeon (Artillery) Brisbane Warren
Somerville-Large at Naas Church of Ireland on 8 Aug 1889. Alice died at Portobello
House on 13 Jun 1913.
2 Robert Darcy Jameson
3 Isabella Agnes Jameson died a spinster on 9 Oct 1902. She left personal estate of 22K
in Ireland and 8K in England.
4 Mary Annie Alice Jameson married Robert Staples Longworth Dames on 8 Aug 1876 at
Balrothery Church. Robert was a barrister and the son of Francis Longworth.
5 James Ormsby Jameson
6 Thomas Montgomery Jameson
7 Francis Bellingham (Frank) Jameson born circa 1859. He married Margaret Fanny (Daisy)
Cardew at Pau, France on 23 May 1899. Margaret was the daughter of Lieut Col Cardew
and the granddaughter of Henry Jameson. They lived at Glencormac, Bray. Frank died
19 Feb 1942 at Glencormac and left 77K in personal estate.
3 Robert Jameson born 4 May 1809, Dublin died 1841 Portmarnock age 31.
4 William Jameson born 2 Feb 1811, Dublin died 20 Nov 1886, Tunbridge Wells age 75.
5 Andrew Jameson born 18 Sep 1812, Dublin died 25 Jan 1872, Alloa age 59.
6 Magdalen Jameson born 3 Oct 1814, Dublin died circa 1838 age 23.
7 Henry Jameson born 4 May 1817 in Dublin.
8 Malcolm Jameson born 1819, Dublin died an infant.
9 George Jameson born 1822 Dublin died an infant.
10 Isabella Jameson born 1827 Dublin died 1895 at Balrothery age 68.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – January 2019
John Jameson married Isabella Stein
born 5 Aug 1773 Alloa 3 Oct 1802 born c1784, Scotland
died 13 Oct 1851 Dublin 31 Jul 1861 Alloa
John Jameson was involved with Bow Street Distillery of Dublin, in the early 1800s. He married Isabella
Stein, daughter of the original owner. By 1825 he was the sole owner of the distillery. John died on
13 Oct 1851 and was buried at Drumcondra. Isabella died at Alloa, Scotland aged 78 and was buried
there.
1 John Jameson born 30 Jan 1804, Dublin married Anne Haig in Jun 1836 at St Andrew's, Fife.
John died 19 Dec 1881, St Marnock's, Malahide aged 77 and Anne died 18 Jul 1891 aged 77
at St Marnock's, Malahide, both are buried at Drumcondra.
2 James Jameson born 30 Jan 1806, Dublin. James of 55 Prussia Street and of Delvin Lodge
married Lucy Cairnes, third daughter of William Cairnes owner of the Drogheda Brewing
company on 17 Oct 1843 at Colpe Parish Church. Lucy's mother was Mary Anne Woolsey
of the Castlebellingham brewing family. James was a partner in the firm John Jameson &
son, Distillers and Jameson, Pim & Company, brewers. They lived at Glencormac, Bray and
also had a house near Balbriggan called Delvin Lodge. James died 30 Jan 1889 at
Glencormac, Co Wicklow aged 83 leaving an estate of nearly 490K. In his Will dated 1884,
he left the house in Glencormac together with furniture etc to his wife along with 70K
pounds. His shares in the firms were left in equal sums to his sons with the exception of
his son John William Jameson, who received assets during his lifetime. Instead he left John
22,000 pounds. Lucy died at Glencormac on 22 Jan 1907 and left 78K in personal estate.
1 John William Jameson born circa 1846 of Ardmore Stillorgan married Alice Rose Grace
Sargent at St Michael, Barbados on 13 Nov 1873. John died 6 Nov 1888 at Ardmore
from measles age 42 and was buried at Deansgrange.
1 Lieut Col Edmund James Jameson, eldest son born 11 June 1875 at Lota, Cross
Avenue. He joined the British army and married Margaret Mary Twomey on
5 Apr 1899 at Hampstead London and was appointed DSO in the 1916 Honours
list. He died with the 4th Hussars, 5th Batt Leinster Regt, Seconded to 4th Batt
Essex Regiment on 27 Mar 1917 and was buried at Deir El Belah War
Cemetery, Gaza, Palestine.
1 William Edmund Athol Jameson born 1902 Durban, South Africa.
2 Barbara Mary Jameson (twin) born 1905 at Rhyl, Wales.
3 Francis Dale Jameson (twin) born 1905 at Rhyl, Wales.
2 Ada Agnes Jameson born 25 Jun 1876 at Lota, Cross Avenue died in 1956 at
Sussex, England.
3 Mary Alice Lucy Jameson born 13 Aug 1877 at Lota, Cross Avenue died in
1951 at Surrey England.
4 John William Dale Jameson born 5 Aug 1878 at Lota, Cross Avenue died
7 Jul 1904 in Rhodesia.
5 Rose Elizabeth Jameson born 30 Sep 1879 at Lota, Cross Avenue died at Lota,
Cross Avenue 21 Jan 1880.
6 George Lionel Jameson born 29 Dec 1880 at Lota, Cross Avenue. He served in
the Royal Engineers during the Boer war attaining the rank of Captain. He
married Anne Columbine Armstrong, youngest daughter of Captain J J Dunne
at London in December 1908. They lived initially at 18 Rutland Square (which
now houses The Writers Museum (closed 2022) and Chapter One restaurant.
They moved at Bettyglen House, Raheny, which George commissioned in 1910.
In the 1919 honours list he was awarded an OBE. George owned Raheny Park
and Fox Hall close by which he leased to relatives. George was chairman and
managing director of John Jameson & Son Ltd. Anne died in 1949 and George
in 1961, both are buried at St Andrew's graveyard, Malahide.
Alice Rose Grace secondly married Major Surgeon (Artillery) Brisbane Warren
Somerville-Large at Naas Church of Ireland on 8 Aug 1889. Alice died at Portobello
House on 13 Jun 1913.
2 Robert Darcy Jameson
3 Isabella Agnes Jameson died a spinster on 9 Oct 1902. She left personal estate of 22K
in Ireland and 8K in England.
4 Mary Annie Alice Jameson married Robert Staples Longworth Dames on 8 Aug 1876 at
Balrothery Church. Robert was a barrister and the son of Francis Longworth.
5 James Ormsby Jameson
6 Thomas Montgomery Jameson
7 Francis Bellingham (Frank) Jameson born circa 1859. He married Margaret Fanny (Daisy)
Cardew at Pau, France on 23 May 1899. Margaret was the daughter of Lieut Col Cardew
and the granddaughter of Henry Jameson. They lived at Glencormac, Bray. Frank died
19 Feb 1942 at Glencormac and left 77K in personal estate.
3 Robert Jameson born 4 May 1809, Dublin died 1841 Portmarnock age 31.
4 William Jameson born 2 Feb 1811, Dublin died 20 Nov 1886, Tunbridge Wells age 75.
5 Andrew Jameson born 18 Sep 1812, Dublin died 25 Jan 1872, Alloa age 59.
6 Magdalen Jameson born 3 Oct 1814, Dublin died circa 1838 age 23.
7 Henry Jameson born 4 May 1817 in Dublin.
8 Malcolm Jameson born 1819, Dublin died an infant.
9 George Jameson born 1822 Dublin died an infant.
10 Isabella Jameson born 1827 Dublin died 1895 at Balrothery age 68.
© June Bow & Karen Poff – January 2019