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1. bicaez01 [1]
Hi all .We must congratulate and thank Al for his great work and to those who helped . I am sure it will be a help to other Thompsons , how I wish I had a like person who would do this for my Samuel Thompson who died at Weston under lizard Staffordshire England in 1850 for I am the only person in the whole world who is researching him .I am on every conceivable list and never had a reply . Laurie Thompson Australia
2. Quaker records [1]
This is the bibliographic citations in my Genebib: Hinshaw, William Wade. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Edwards Brothers Inc., 1936.
3. Re: [THOMPSON] b1caez01 ...DERBYSHIRE, ENGLAND, THOMPSON...LINKS ... sharing time and resources for a better world ;) [1]
This note is as much a reply to the request as an outline of how my brain works, when I do research on the net. There might be some hints for newbies as to how to find info there. There rest of you can delete this note if you are not interested. P.S., ignore spelling...no matter how many times I check, I miss a couple. I can't make any guarantees, but I shall give it a go today. I will give you an couple hours of my time, on the net, and forward what is found, if anything. As I am in Canada, it does us bot
4. Hold the mail... [1]
Hold all calls until after May 15...I'm off to Mass. and New Jersey for some research...Al
5. Re: [THOMPSON] Elisha Thompson of (now Montgomery County, NC) [1]
I am researching the family of Electius/Electious Thompson and Mary Elizabeth Alexander who lived in Montgomery County, NC from about 1790 to 1805. Their son, Ephraim, was my gg grandfather, born in Montgomery County in 1792. Ephraim spent his adult life in Jackson, Marshall, and Lawrence counties in Alabama. Electius became a Baptist preacher while living in NC. He established and preached in many Baptist churches in Western Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama. He died in 1840 in Morgan
6. marriage [1]
My grandmother Elizabeth Thompson born 1887 and died 1962 married William Hughes in 1908, Toxteth Park Liverpool. Elizabeth's parents were William Thompson and mother Margaret (surname unknown) and had at least 8 children. If anyone recognises this family, please contact me. Kind regards Syl - UK
7. Re: THOMPSON FAMILY [1]
Kathy, Yes they are from South Carolina but I don't know where. Are your Thompson's from South Carolina and does Abner ring any bells? Thank you, Carlena ----- Original Message ----- From: Kjt54@aol.com To: danny1wv@charter.net Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 9:36 PM Subject: THOMPSON FAMILY Are your Thompson's from S.C.? kathy thompson Kjt54@aol.com
8. Eli B. Thompson-Arkansas [1]
Would JoAnn that posted the message regarding Eli B. Thompson born in Arkansas please contact me for information that I have on the above. Ann amo.gen@worldnet.att.net
9. Thompsons from Arkansas & Missouri [1]
I just sent an email requesting all Thompsons with relatives from or near Eureka Springs, Arkansas to contact me. However, I would like those from around Joplin, Missouri, also. My Grandfather's brother moved to Joplin and operated a store or gas "station". The brother's name was William or "Will" or "Bill" Thompson, born Jan. 1, 1881. Was probably in Joplin sometime after 1900. I am trying to find out who their father's father was. JoAn in Oregon
10. Fwd: Re: [THOMPSON] John THOMPSON m. Winifred BRICKEY in 1781 Botetourt Co., VA. [1]
--WebTV-Mail-14015-574 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-14015-574 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAsAhQ/zT/F8BZK3MLhcx7Ijl0rBfJi6QIUGWBkJXL8LH+qTPNZ7JXDZpoTmcM= From: mollyjg@webtv.net (Molly Brown) Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 10:46:29 -0700 To: nkopportunity@gorge.net (N & K Chestnut) Subject: Re: [THOMPSON] John THOMPSON m. Winifred BRICKEY in 1781 Botetourt Co., VA. Messa
11. Eli B. Thompson [1]
There is an Eli B. Thompson,son, age 1,Kindgsriver, carroll, ARK 1880. In the household: Burrell R. Thompson, age 32, head, farmer born KY; Susan, age 26, wife, bn KY; John (L?), age 12, son, b. Ark; Bird H., age 6, son, b. Ark;Arline (?), age 4, daughter, b. Ark. Land Owner: BURRELL R THOMPSONLand Office:FAYETTEVILLE Document Number:7789 Total Acres: 40 Signature: Yes Canceled Document: No Issue Date: December 15, 1856 Mineral Rights Reserved: No Metes and Bounds: No Statutory Reference: 3 Stat
12. Re: THOMPSON-D Digest V04 #72 [1]
Al -- Your message made my day! d (66-year-old mother of (4), grandmother of (11), full-time acctng employee, part-time writer/genealogist
13. Re: [THOMPSON] Fie L. Thompson [1]
Betty, Thanks so very much for the information, I just got it. I've been working way to much lately. I don't konw of Yearby Thompson would he be a realitive. That name was Shelby. If not mistaken Fie's death certificate says he was born in AL. But if TN that would help explain why Shelby and and I believe some of the others moved from AL back to TN. Do you have any information on Charlotte Lou Smith a
14. John W. Thompson [1]
Last year I made an inquiry about my ancestor John W. Thompson who was born in Halifax Co., VA Dec 14, 1798. One of you very kindly e-mailed me and offered to check Halifax Co. records. You found records that a William Thompson married Polly Watlinger[sp] and had a son John who was born about the date of my John. You also gave me information about a Grief Ferguson who lived near them. Grief rode to GA with John W. in the early 1800's. I had all of this information stored in my computer but, unfo
15. Re: [THOMPSON] Re: [FLORIDA] Roll Call: My Surnames- Taylors and Thompsons [1]
Carlena, My Taylors (as far back as I can go) starts with Benjamin F. Taylor born in Va about 1805. He married Lovey (Lovy) Jeffries in Jasper County, Ga. They had several children; one being John C. Taylor who married Ida Ardella (Dolly) Thompson, daughter of Edward P. Thompson. These Taylors moved several times. Once in Brooks County, Ga, they sort of moved back and forth between Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. For the most part, I think they finally considered Randolph County, Ga their home. On Sun,
16. Agnes B. (nee)Thompson [1]
Hello list, I am searching for anyone with knowledge of the above. Agnes was born 10/15/1864 in Russelville, Ohio, married Charles Henry JOHNSON 9/10/1885 and then deceased 11/1892 probably in Canton, Illinois. I am interested in anyone whom may have her in the Thompson family. Please email me if you have a connection. Thanks in advance for any RAOK.- Kenny "Connecting Great Relatives-1 Person at a time" > All outbound mail is virus scanned for your protection
17. Re: [THOMPSON] I don't have any access to the Web for help...what do I do? [1]
What you are about to read, if you chose, is some advice that is not new to any who have been doing this for a while. We have all been there and done it ...and we have gotten our fair share of help from more experienced genealogical researchers ...share the knowledge, share the time, and it all comes back in "spades!" First off, let's get to the basics, and forgive me if you have already done this, but I have to repeat it over to myself so as to keep my pea brain on track. Start with yourself and head back
18. I'm back from my vacation...Al [1]
Went down to Brimfield and Woburn to see if I could dig up any rellies for myself. You all did such a good job that I was without much to do when I got there. I was impressed by the friendliness of the "Massachusettians," if there is such a word. They were very appreciative of the "stuff" you all forwarded to me and which I presented to them. I was very, very surprised that the Brimfield Library is working on an extremely limited budget and is very short staffed. It is only open for a few hours a day, i
19. Re: [THOMPSON] Elisha Thompson of (now Montgomery County, NC) [1]
I am working on Thompson`s. My line start with (1) John & Sarah Thompson coming from Scotland, (2) Elisha Thompson, Sr. (1750-1813) & Nancy Dennis (1757-1817), (3) John Thompson, Sr. (1786-1844) & Mary Harrison (1790-1860), (4) William Lewis Thompson (1829-1862) & Elizabeth "Betty" "Betsy" Ussery (1813 ?-1912), (5) John Wesley Thompson (1851-1903) & Malinda Helen "Belinda" Morton (1854-1905), (6) William Scarboro "Bill" Thompson (1879-1962) & Susanna Turner McDonald (1886-1968), (7) Thomas Judson Thompson (
20. DO NOT DISCUSS ON LINE--CONTACT ME OFF-LINE [1]
HELP! Please remove my address from your mail lists if you indeed, have it. I am getting viri at the rate of up to 5 a week. I know of two sources and am in the process of re-educating them. I shall contact the list in a week with a new mailing address to use and with instructions as to how to use it. Ignore if you are not concerned. If you want help, contact me off-list only. Do not respond to this mailing via this address, use my old address of b1caez01@cogeco.ca Thanks, Al -- Corresponding ? > inc
21. Re: [THOMPSON] James THOMPSON b 3/9/1801 Eng>New Orleans US; and Thomas Thompson b abt 1731 NE Eng> Orange Co NC. [1]
Looking for information on poss two distant ancestors. Still in process of confirming and verifying pre-1776, the information provided by Thompson descendants in England. James THOMPSON b 3/9/1801 emigrated to the USA from England, He was a doctor in New Orleans where he died in 1831, poss 23/May. This is all I know about him. Looking to find out where he was buried and if he married. Not a lot to go on I know. Thomas THOMPSON ran away to America (from prob NE England) on his own in 1746 aged 15y . He
22. Re: Thompson and Smiths [1]
Betty, Thanks so much for you help! Except for the age (which coul be wrong) of Charlotte I would say that may be them. I checked my records and I know she had a sister named Belle Bennett who lived in Kelso TN. The death certificate for Charlotte says she was born 3-5-1872 Lincoln Co. TN. But it gives only Bill Smith for father and Laura Faultner for mother both born TN but not dates of any kind. I Sencerely Thank you again, and everyone else for all your help.
23. Re: [G-M] Family of David Thompson A Revolutionary War Soldier [1]
Listers: This post is from another list I sub to. It is called "GEN-MATS" and is through Rootsweb. If you are interested in the book that is listed below, please forward your request via email to: mccormickbooks@twmi.rr.com Please note: I am NOT connected in any way with this site, nor am I promoting the sale of this book in any way. This is just for your interest. Marybeth Corrigall =============================================================== In a message dated 5/15/04 12:28:01 PM, mccormick
24. Re: [THOMPSON] Count Rumford [1]
Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford (1753-1814) born in Woburn, Massachusetts, died in France. b1caez01@cogeco.ca wrote: >Went down to Brimfield and Woburn to see if I could dig up any rellies >for myself. You all did such a good job that I was without much to do >when I got there. > >I was impressed by the friendliness of the "Massachusettians," if there >is such a word. They were very appreciative of the "stuff" you all >forwarded to me and which I presented to them. > >I was very, very surprised that t
25. Re: [FLORIDA] Roll Call: My Surnames- Taylors and Thompsons [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Carlena Titus" To: ; ; ; Sent: Sunday, May 16, 2004 10:07 AM Subject: Re: [FLORIDA] Roll Call: My Surnames- Taylors and Thompsons > My gggrandfather was John Benjamin (nicknames-Berry, Barrel, Berring) Taylor > (parents unknown still hunting) born about Oct.1858 in Georgia married Lydia > Francis Thompson on May 14, 1883 in Volusia County, Florida, da
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