Jamison

The surname Jamison originated in Scotland and is derived from the Old French name “James.” It was commonly used as a given name and eventually became a surname. The name is associated with strength, determination, and leadership. Many notable individuals have carried the Jamison surname, including American poet and novelist Kay Jamison. The name’s popularity has spread throughout the world, with individuals bearing the name residing in the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. Today, the name continues to hold significance and is a proud part of many family histories.