• JACOB LAMMERSON
1746-1811
Lived in Pennsylvania and Salinas [sic], N. Y. [1]

• Jacob could have been a son or a brother [of Coonrod who married Esther Parcell]. [2444, p 2]

• Salina, Onondaga County, NY 1809 Tax List:
Valuation: $100; Tax $0.63 [950, p 944]

• JACOB LAMESON - of the town of Salina and county of Onondaga - Unto wife, Mary Lameson, all my real and personal estate (except as is hereafter mentioned) during her natural life; to son, Conrad Lameson and daughter, Catherine McQueen, wife of Daniel McQueen, one dollar each; son, John Lameson and daughters, Elizabeth Lameson, Hannah Lameson, Sarah Lameson and Mary Lameson (after the death of my wife) all my real and personal estate.
Executor - Wife, Mary Lameson
Written - 4 December 1811
Witnesses - John P. Sherwood, Divilesian Alvod, David (?)
Proven - 11 June 1812 [944]

• 1807 Census of Electors: Camillus, Onondaga, New York. [950, p 664]
• 1810 Census: Camillus, Onondaga, New York. 00101/03201. [1566]

• [excerpts] The first settlement of the present town of Camillus was made four years before the territory became an integral part of Onondaga county. An Indian trail or two threaded the gloomy wilderness and afforded the primitive means of ingress and egress to and from its territory, but the dense forests which canopied every rod of this section possessed attractions only for the bold and sturdy pioneers a full century ago. Over this trail a party of emigrants under the first General Wadswroth attempted the construction of a public highway about 1791. It is believed that this route nearly or quite conformed with what became known as the old Genesee turnpike. [950, p 659]
The first white settler in Camillus was Capt. Isaac Lindsay, who arrived about 1791, and who was soon followed by his brothers James, William and Elijah. [950, p 660]