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Allison-Ellison Scottish Cousins 17 April 2010 and loving person but only someone who was close to him could comprehend the impact his parents decision had on his entire life. No matter how hard he tried he was not a happy person. It is true, Wiley took nothing from all his years of ranching, but instead he left it all to his wife and children to fight over until each of their deaths. Tragic decision to say the least. In 1952 Wiley was 80 years old and living in Waco, TX, but then moved back to Taylor, Williamson, TX by 1954. In 1956 Wiley and his son Waldo met for a reunion after they had estranged relationship for over seventeen years because of the Jemeyson ranch. Wiley lived alone in an old house at the edge of Taylor, Texas surrounded by all his books and inventions. He was a devout Southern Baptist and preached this way of life to his children and grandchildren. In spite of his being alone and separated from his loved ones he seemed to be a man at peace with himself. Wiley was 86 years old when he died of a stroke in Austin, Texas on 6 September 1958 and is buried in the Taylor Cemetery, Taylor, Williamson, Texas. Wiley Jameyson and Elsie May Deats were married on 22 Mar 1910 in Sherwood, Irion, Texas. Elsie May Deats was born on 7 Oct 1887 in Llano, Llano, Texas. She died on 31 May 1977 at the age of 89 in Graham, Young, Texas. She was buried on 3 Jun 1977 in May, Brown, Texas. Wiley Jameyson and Elsie May Deats had the following children: +2062 i. Frances Edith Jemeyson, born 24 Nov 1910, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Vincent Wiley, 29 Nov 1929; died 3 Mar 1998, Clute, Brazoria., Texas. +2063 ii. Waldo Dale Jemeyson, born 6 Aug 1912, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Clarice Gerladine Creech Day, 13 Nov 1939, Roswell, Chaves, New Mexico; died 20 Jun 1972, Tacoma, Pierce, Washington. +2064 iii. Pauline Teel Jemeyson, born 11 Sep 1915, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Emzie Glen Rampy, 18 Oct 1947, San Angelo, Tom Green, Texas; died 14 May 1998, Spring, Montgomery, Texas. +2065 iv. Maxine Louise Jemeyson, born 4 Oct 1917, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Robert Amundsen, 2 Feb 1940. +2066 v. Wiley Mae Jemeyson, born 28 Nov 1919, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married L.B. Dewbre, 23 Sep 1949, San Angelo, Tom Green, Texas. +2067 vi. Althea Idalene Jemeyson, born 24 Nov 1921, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married William Harrison Mace, 6 Apr 1941, San Angelo, Tom Green, Texas. 1194. Elihu James Jemeyson (Margaret Matilda Allison-11, Elihu Creswell-10, John A.-9, James-8, Robert-7, Robert-6, John-5, Gerrard Robert-4, Gerrard Robert-3, Robert-2, John-1) was born on 9 Feb 1876 in Friendship, Williamson, Texas. He was buried in Sep 1934 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas. He died on 4 Sep 1934 at the age of 58 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas. At one time Elihu and his brother, Wiley, owned 20 sections of ranch land in Tom Green County raising cattle and Angora goats .Tom Green County, Texas was known as the Mohair capital of the world. Elihu continues ranching until 1926 when he moves his family to San Marcus, Texas so his children can go to college there. In 1934 he dies in San Antonio State Hospital and is buried in that city. Elihu James Jemeyson and Lola Amelia Evans were married in 1902. Lola Amelia Evans was born on 30 Dec 1882 in Seguine, Guadalupe, Texas. She was buried in Jul 1959 in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas. She died on 26 Jul 1959 at the age of 76 in Kerrville, Kerr, Texas. Elihu James Jemeyson and Lola Amelia Evans had the following children: +2068 i. Velma Tiny Jemeyson, born 26 Feb 1903, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; died 15 Jun 1994, San Antonio, Bexar , Texas. +2069 ii. Irma Jewell Jemeyson, born 15 Oct 1906, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Volney Fuglaar, 25 Dec 1926; died 14 Mar 1988, Big Spring, Howard. +2070 iii. William Sherman Jemeyson, born 30 May 1908, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; died 23 Jun 1977, Bandera, Bandera, Texas. +2071 iv. Lola Amelia Jemeyson, born 7 Dec 1910, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Clyde Traver; died 1964. 251 Allison-Ellison Scottish Cousins 17 April 2010 +2072 v. Judson Hubert Jemeyson, born 13 Aug 1911, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married Bobby Meeks; died Dec 1975. +2073 vi. Frances Lorene Jemeyson, born 12 Feb 1919, Christoval, Tom Green, Texas; married John Elbert Cox, 15 Oct 1938; died 1 Aug 1994, Bandera, Bandera, Texas. 1195. Medora Jemeyson (Margaret Matilda Allison-11, Elihu Creswell-10, John A.-9, James-8, Robert-7, Robert-6, John- 5, Gerrard Robert-4, Gerrard Robert-3, Robert-2, John-1) was born on 14 Jan 1878 in Friendship, Williamson, Texas. She died on 26 Sep 1964 at the age of 86 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant, Texas. She was buried on 28 Sep 1964 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant, Texas. Medora Jemeyson and John T. Smith were married on 5 Mar 1895 in Granger, Williamson, Texas. John T. Smith was born on 3 Oct 1871. He was buried in Feb 1935 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant, Texas. He died on 11 Feb 1935 at the age of 63 in Ft. Worth, Tarrant, Texas. John T. Smith and Medora Jemeyson had the following children: 2074 i. Vertner Sylvester Smith was born on 27 Jul 1896 in Texas. He died on 5 Jan 1968 at the age of 71. 2075 ii. Clyde C. Smith was born on 17 Mar 1902 in Texas. He died on 12 Nov 1988 at the age of 86. +2076 iii. Vera Effie Smith, born 19 Apr 1905, Texas; married J.T. Swart; died 1 May 1955. 2077 iv. Milburn Smith was born on 22 Dec 1909. +2078 v. Milton Jordan Smith, born 10 Feb 1912, San Antonio, Bexar, Texas; married Ima Jean Nelson; died 10 Mar 1977. 1196. Alzena Allie Allison (Elihu Polk-11, Elihu Creswell-10, John A.-9, James-8, Robert-7, Robert-6, John-5, Gerrard Robert-4, Gerrard Robert-3, Robert-2, John-1) was born in 1874. Alzena Allie Allison and Charles J. Kelichor were married on 10 May 1893. Charles J. Kelichor was born about 1873. Charles J. Kelichor and Alzena Allie Allison had the following children: 2079 i. Charles Kelichor was born (date unknown). 2080 ii. James Kelichor was born (date unknown). 2081 iii. Alma Kelichor was born (date unknown). 1198. Ollie Lee Allison (Elihu Polk-11, Elihu Creswell-10, John A.-9, James-8, Robert-7, Robert-6, John-5, Gerrard Robert- 4, Gerrard Robert-3, Robert-2, John-1) was born on 6 Nov 1876 in Friendship, Williamson, Texas. She died on 19 Nov 1961 at the age of 85 in Granger, Williamson, Texas. Since Ollie Lee's father, Elihu Polk was the original owner of the land where the school, church, tabernacle, store and gin were built which became known as Allison, Texas She and her brothers and sisters and later some of her children would have gone to school and the family worshipped there. The school was later known as Friendship School. Parts of Allison was destroyed in 1921 by Willis Creek flooding so everything was moved about three miles east and away from Willis Creek and the new community was called Friendship. Friendship existed until about 1977 when the Laneport Dam was built on the San Gabriel River for Granger Lake. It was just a few miles down stream from the Allison land. This lake covered all of the Allison land and the Allison Cemetery. Ollie Lee and Tom Winningham lived and farmed the land that originally belonged to Ollie parents, Elihu Polk and Evie Allison. Ollie Lee Allison and Isaac Thomas Winningham were married on 22 Dec 1898 in Williamson Co, TX.. Isaac Thomas Winningham was born on 23 Jan 1879 in Arkansas. He died in Sep 1962 at the age of 83 in Granger, Williamson, Texas. 252 Allison-Ellison Scottish Cousins 17 April 2010 Isaac Thomas Winningham and Ollie Lee Allison had the following children: 2082 i. Alberta Winningham was born on 29 Nov 1899 in Friendship, Williamson, Co.. +2083 ii. Bernice Winningham, born 14 Jan 1903; married E.J. Rushing, 22 Dec 1922. +2084 iii. Carrie Mae Winningham, born 30 Jan 1905; married Willie Watson Robertson, 12 Jun 1920. +2085 iv. Beulah Winningham, born 22 Jun 1907; married D. Krauakopf, 11 Jun 1928. +2086 v. William Thomas Winningham, born 6 Feb 1910; married Mary Elliott, 7 Oct 1928. 2087 vi. Baby Winningham was born on 1 Dec 1912. +2088 vii. Tommie Lee Winningham, born 23 Dec 1922; married Glenn C. "Cliff" Stielow, 1 Jan 1946. 1199. Arthur Polk Allison (Elihu Polk-11, Elihu Creswell-10, John A.-9, James-8, Robert-7, Robert-6, John-5, Gerrard Robert-4, Gerrard Robert-3, Robert-2, John-1) was born on 5 Nov 1879 in Allison, Williamson Co, Texas. He died on 22 Nov 1904 at the age of 25 in Granger, Williamson, Texas. He was buried in Williamson Co, TX.. Arthur Polk Allison and Byrtie Lorena Heart were married on 22 Dec 1901 in Williamson Co, TX.. Byrtie Lorena Heart was born on 12 Dec 1880 in Corn Hill, Williamson, Texas. Arthur Polk Allison and Byrtie Lorena Heart had the following children: 2089 i. Unknown Allison was born on 8 Jun 1902 in Granger, Williamson Texas. She died on 25 Jun 1902 at the age of 0 in Williamson Co, TX.
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