Seeking descendants of James and Ann Jamieson

They were one of the first four settlers in Asburton. Settling there in 1864, they had eight children – Annie, James, Mary, Jeannie, John, Alexander and William. If you can help, please phone 03 302 2733 or write to oarion Harrison, Chertsey, No.2 RD, Ashburton.

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