Jameson

Jameson, twelve miles southeast of Sherman in southeastern Grayson County, apparently formed after the Civil War and was named for Allen Jameson, an early area landowner. It received a post office branch in 1887 and in the 1890s reported an estimated fifty residents, Baptist and Methodist churches, a general store, a physician, and a gristmill and gin. Its post office closed in 1904, and its last available population estimate in 1910 was fifty. A general store may still have been at the site as late as 1917.

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Belongs to

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Currently Exists

No

Place type

Jameson is classified as a Town

Location

Latitude: 33.47486600
Longitude: -96.52617900

Has Post Office

No

Is Incorporated

No