Note: John S. Jemison and wife Artemesia "Margie" Allen were also 2nd cousins.
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Son of William Henry Jemison (1820-1892) and Elizabeth Armentine Ann Patrick Jemison (1821-1891), of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.
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Chambers County, AL Marriage Record Book 8, Page 255-a:

John S. Jemison and Miss A. M. Allen on November 7, 1883, by R. O. Hawkins, MG, at Wesley Allen's.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - June 1, 1898:

The family of Mr. John S. Jemison will arrive in LaFayette at an early date, and will make this their home. We welcome them to LaFayette most cordially, for they will be quite an addition to society.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - August 27, 1902:

Mrs. J. S. Jemison and family have broken up house keeping in LaFayette and will make their future home in Birmingham, spending a part of the summer here. Mr. Jemison will remain here for some months looking after farm interests. Their many friends in LaFayette regret their leaving and wish them well in their new home.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - April 20, 1910:

Death of Col. Jemison.

The people of this community were shocked last Wednesday by the sad news of the death of Col. J. S. Jemison, which occurred at his home in Birmingham last Tuesday night. The following notice of his death is from "The Birmingham Ledger" of April 13th:

While sitting in the library of is home, 1005 South 20th Street last night, John S. Jemison a well-known citizen of Birmingham, died suddenly. He was talking to Peter Ware of Pickens County at the time, and died a few minutes after being stricken. Death was due to heart disease.
Mr. Jemison was a brother of Robert Jemison, Sr., and was prominently known in real estate and other business circles in this city. He had just organized a new company for the purpose of manufacturing concrete blocks and for the past few weeks had been busy with the new enterprise.
Mr. Jemison came to Birmingham in 1886 from Tuscaloosa, where he was born in 1855. He married Miss Margie Allen of LaFayette, Ala., and lived in Montgomery, where he practiced law for awhile. He has resided in Birmingham continuously since 1886, and has many friends over North Alabama.
Telegrams have been sent to relatives and friends telling of Mr. Jemison's death, and it is expected that all of the children will arrive in the city tonight. Pending the arrival of relatives, funeral announcements will be announced later.
Mr. Jemison was 55 years of age at the time of his death and is survived by a widow, Mrs. Margie Jemison, and several children as follows; Mrs. E.T. Holmes of Macon, Ga.; Dr. Bryce Jemison of Trezevant, Tenn.; Lieut. Kell Jemison of Fort Monroe, Va.; Richard Jemison, Allen Jemison, Margaret Jemison and Will Jemison of Birmingham.
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Birmingham, Alabama Directories, 1888-1890.

Name: John S. Jemison
Location 2: 10th Avenue Southeast Corner 20th, s s
Business Name: Birmingham Land and Loan Co
Occupation: Secretary and Attorney
Year: 1888
City: Birmingham
State: AL
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1900 Chambers County, (LaFayette) AL Census:

#H307 - Magnolia Street

John S. Jimison 44M Lawyer Born Feb. 1856 in AL
Margie Jimison 38F Wife Born Aug. 1861 in AL
Elizabeth Jimison 15F Daughter At School Born Sept. 1884 in AL
Allen Bryce Jimison 14M Son At School Born May 1886 in AL
Kell Jimison 12M Son At School Born May 1888 in AL
Richard Jimison 9M Son At School Born July 1890 in AL
Allen Jimison 7M Son Born Born Sept. 1892 in AL
Margaret Jimison 5F Daughter Born March 1895 in AL
Wilhelmina Jimison 1F Daughter Born Nov. 1898 in AL
Beatrice Huguley 18F (Black) Servant/Nurse Born March 1882 in AL
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Children of Johns Steele Jemison and wife Atrimisia Margaret (Margie) Allen Jemison:

1. Elizabeth Patrick Jemison, married Edward Thomas Holmes.
2. Allen Bryce Jemison, married Ruth Williams.
3. John Kell Jemison, married Willie Marshburn.
4. Richard Allen Jemison, married Edna Miles.
5. Allen Patrick Jemison.
6. Margaret Jemison, married Frank L. Hoskins.
7. Will Allen Jemison, married Murray duQuereron Bonnoitt.