Caroline M.Clatterbuck
Caroline M. Clatterbuck was born about 1834 in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Cageby Clatterbuck and Margaret Howard. On December 23, 1856 she married James Alexander Jamison. Caroline and James had no children, but they raised Caroline's niece, Elizabeth Leopard, the daughter of America and Nancy Clatterbuck Leopard. Nancy died soon after Elizabeth's birth, and Caroline raised her from infancy.
From a History of Nodaway County
James A. Jamison of the firm of Jamison and Collins, proprietors of the "Boss Market" was born in Boone County, Missouri August 26, 1837, and came to this county in 1868. He learned the tanner's trade while young, at which occupation he worked for fifteen years. He subsequently bought a farm in White Cloud Township, but after a few years disposed of it and rented land until he came to Barnard in 1879. In October 1881, he opened the "Boss Market" with J.P. Collins and has a market which is a credit to the town. Mr. J married Caroline M. Clatterbuck of Callaway County, Missouri, December 23, 1856. They have a sister's child
which they have brought up from infancy, Elizabeth Leopard, born in 1863. Mr. J after years of labor in different vocations, has found his
right place. He has a natural talent for the business, and is making it a success. Genial, kind and attentive, he suits himself to the wants of all.
