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The Chronicles of Oklahoma JAMES CARSON JAMISON[removed]By Robert L. Williams James Carson Jamison, born near village of PaJWEWib, Pike Coun~,Mo., 8ept. 30, 1830, died at Outhrie, Okla., Nov. 19, 1916,