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* [[Jemison High School]] in [[Jemison]] | * [[Jemison High School]] in [[Jemison]] | ||
* [[Jemison, Powell, Ficklen & Company]], a partnership with [[Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa)]] | * [[Jemison, Powell, Ficklen & Company]], a partnership with [[Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa)]] | ||
* The [[Jemison Company]] (Jemison Real Estate & Insurance Co.), founded by [[Robert Jemison Jr]] | * The [[Jemison Company]] (Jemison Real Estate & Insurance Co.), founded 1903 by [[Robert Jemison Jr]] | ||
* [[Jemison Investment Company]], founded by [[John Jemison]] | * [[Jemison Investment Company]], founded by [[John Jemison]] | ||
* [[Jemison-Seibels Insurance Agency]], founded by Robert Jemison Jr and [[Henry Seibels]] | * [[Jemison-Seibels Insurance Agency]], founded by Robert Jemison Jr and [[Henry Seibels]] | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 23 March 2018
Jemison can refer to any of the following:
Locations
- Jemison (incorporated 1898), a city in Chilton County
- Jemison Park (dedicated 1950), a public park in Mountain Brook
- Jemison Lane, a short street in Mountain Brook's Lane Parke development
- Robert Jemison Road
Buildings
- Jemison Building (built 1925), offices of the Jemison Company on 3rd Avenue North
- Jemison Flats (established 2003), an apartment development in the former Lincoln Life Building in downtown Birmingham
- Robert Jemison Sr residence (1884) in downtown Birmingham
- Robert Jemison Sr residence (1902) at 10 Glen Iris Park
- Robert Jemison Jr residence (built 1908) at 16 Glen Iris Park
- Jemison Concert Hall at the Alys Stephens Center
- Dorothy Jemison Day Theater at the Alabama School of Fine Arts
Institutions
- Baptist Health Center Jemison in Jemison
- Jemison Broadcasting Company
- Jemison School (1906-1925) in Tuscaloosa
- Jemison High School in Jemison
- Jemison, Powell, Ficklen & Company, a partnership with Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa)
- The Jemison Company (Jemison Real Estate & Insurance Co.), founded 1903 by Robert Jemison Jr
- Jemison Investment Company, founded by John Jemison
- Jemison-Seibels Insurance Agency, founded by Robert Jemison Jr and Henry Seibels
- Jemison Magazine, a publication of the Jemison Company
- McClary-Jemison Machinery Co.
Individuals
- Dick Jemison, artist and collector
- Elbert Jemison (1920-2010), grandson of Robert Jemison Sr, insurance salesman and golfer
- Gloria Jemison, educator
- Helen Jemison
- John Jemison, a business executive
- Leonard Jemison, a restaurateur
- Marcus Jemison (born 1989), former Auburn Tigers football player
- Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa) (1802-1871), merchant, stagecoach operator, State and Confederate senator, president of the Northeast & Southwest Railroad
- Robert Jemison Sr (1853-1926), nephew of Robert Jemison Jr (Tuscaloosa), president of Birmingham Railway, Light, & Power Company
- Robert Jemison Jr (1878-1974), son of Robert Jemison Sr, president of the Jemison Real Estate & Insurance Co.
- Robert Jemison III
- William Jemison (1850-1901), newspaper editor and Mayor of Tuscaloosa
- Cherokee Jemison Van de Graaff Rountree, wife of aviator Asa Rountree
- Annie Jemison Woodward, wife of baseball executive Rick Woodward
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