Will Jamison

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First name
Will
Last name
Jamison
Age
39
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Grave
34
Permit
72359
Place of death
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem
Permit date
01-15-1992
Date of death
12-23-1991
Burial date
01-30-1992
Source code
A1992_01_29_Vol9_033.pdf

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Willie James Jamison, Jr. AKA Junenie


Was the 4th child of Richardean Moody (Bamberg, SC) & Willie J. Jamison, Sr. (Denmark, SC) both from Bamberg County, South Carolina.


They moved to New York City in the 1940’s and proceeded to have Willie Jamison Jr. and his 7 brothers and sisters. He had a wife named Carol and a daughter named Naomi Jamison who moved to Brazil in South America in the early 1970’s.


Willie Jamison Junior was a high school graduate (Bronx, NY) and college educated. His father died in Brooklyn in 1959, and his mother was murdered in the South Bronx in 1973. His mental health deteriorated after his mother’s passing and he eventually became an extreme introvert. By 1983 he was extremely disheveled in appearance and his address became unknown. He would make a presence to various family members once per year between the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. He was last seen in Manhattan in the fall of 1991, by one of his nephews who reported that his condition was grave and he was not in possession of his full mental capacity.


As one of his other nephews, I recently lost my mother (his big sister) and choose to attempt to locate all surviving family members – or the final resting places of those no longer with us.


Rest-In-Peace Uncle Junenie
Willie James Jamison, Jr. (39)
19 January 1952 - 23 December 1991


His Mother (my Grandma Richardean) had 10 children, 8 of who survived childbirth.
Listed in order of birth.


1. (1947-2018) *Alwillie
2. (1948) Earl
3. (1950) Stanley
4. (1952-1991) *Willie Jamison Jr.
5. (1953) Bruce
6. (1956-1986) *Richard
7. (1957-1996) *Debra
8. (1958) Rosalyn

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