• Born: 30 April 1901, Harthill, Lanarkshire, Scotland
• Marriage (1): Mary Irvine JAMIESON on 21 April 1934 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
• Died: 22 May 1993, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia at age 92
• Cremated: 1993, Holland Park, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

  Burial Notes

Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens, Columbarium 25, Section 19

  Recorded Events in His Life

• He was buried at the Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens, Columbarium 25, Section 19 in Holland Park, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1993.

John married Mary Irvine JAMIESON, daughter of Alexander JAMIESON and Jessie IRVINE, on 21 April 1934 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. (Mary Irvine JAMIESON was born on 28 June 1904 in Newmilns, Loudoun Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland,^{2 3} died on 31 January 1998 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and was cremated in 1998 in Holland Park, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.)

  Recorded Events about their Marriage

• Gallery: The Courier Mail newspaper reports on the Davidson-Jamieson wedding, on 24 April 1934, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
  
  Davidson--Jamieson
  
  The marriage of Mr. John Davidson (son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Davidson, Rialto Street, Coorparoo) and Miss Mary Irvin Jamieson (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamieson, Overend Street, East Brlsbane) took place in the Ann Street Presbyterian Church on April 21. The Rev. Alexander Duff officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in Honiton lace, and her veil was arranged with a silver trimmed halo cap, and she carrled white, eucharis lilies. Misses Jean and Margaret Jamieson, as bridesmaids, were frocked alike in pale green mariette with green and silver halo caps, and they carried pink roses. Mr. William Wilkinson was best man, and Mr. James Davidson groomsman. Mr. Hugh Brandon was organist, and Mr. P. J. Allan sang a solo. The reception was held at Essex House, Adelaide Street, where the bride's mother greeted her guests wearing brown crepe de Chine with coffee coloured lace, and a  hat to tone. On leaving for the honeymoon, which will be spent touring the Northern Rivers, the bride wore royal blue coterie, with a hat to tone.