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 Fern Olive
THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42,65 was born on 13 Jul 1911 in Ewing, Holt , Nebraska.17,55
Corrected birth year per interview with Fern. 7/14/2001 She appeared in the census in 1920 in Holt Co, Nebraska.98 Age 8 in Census She appeared in the census in 1930 in Nells Twnship, Harvey City, Nells, North Dakota.64 She has a reference index of I2051. She has a reference number of J-5-3-5-1.40 Parents: Clarence Danford THOMPSON * and Blanche Miller KAY *. Spouse: . Paul A SWEDENBERG and Fern Olive THOMPSON were married. Children were: Mary Kay SWEDENBERG, Willow Anne SWEDENBERG, Nancy SWEDENBERG. Franklin THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42,55,65 was born on 17 Feb 1849 in Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois.40 He appeared in the census in 1850 in Ohio.64 Franklin Thompson, age 1, Male, Ill. He died on 9 Sep 1925 in Tulare, Tulare , California.40 He has a reference index of I1978. He has a reference number of J-5-1.40 Parents: Abraham THOMPSON * and Salina DOWNS *. Spouse: . Franklin THOMPSON and Maria NEEDHAM were married on
16 Feb 1870 in Rockford, Winnebago , Illinois.40
Deacon Gideon THOMPSON * r3,6,8,9,10,11,25,29,30,31,36,37,39,40,41,42,43,45,46,101 was born on 25 Dec 1704 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.40,50 He died on 21 May 1759 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.47 Death also recorded as in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut He has an Ancestral File Number of J8JL-TJ.25,36,37,45,46,101 He has a reference index of I6. He has a reference number of (4).40 From an article taken from the History of Litchfield County, Connecticut, Published 1881 describing the town of Goshen: North of the house of Grimes, and about sixty rods south of the house long owned and occupied by Deacon Augustus Thompson, but now owned by Abraham Norton and his son William, stood the house of Gideon Hurlbut, from Wethersfield on the east of the road. Further along in the article -- A little north of this, on the same side of the way, and a little north of the Woodruff house, stood the house of Deacon Gideon Thompson, from New Haven. This house was palisaded against the Indians. The manner of fortifying a house was this: they dug a deep ditch around the house, placed loges perpendicularly in it all around the house, leaving a space only for a gate. The logs were placed close together, sharpened at the top, and extended eight, ten, or twelve feet above the ground. The earth taken from the trench was then returned, and beaten down until the logs stood firmly; and this, with a gate well secured, was a tolerable defense against a sudden attack from the Indians. It is needless, perhaps to say, that the Indians did not deal in artillery. At this house a town-meeting was held in May, 1741. He was one of the first deacons in the church, being appointed at the time of the organization of the church, in November, 1740, before the ordination of Mr. Heaton, or very soon afterwards. He was the first representative from this town to the General Assembly, 1757, and in 1759, he died at Hartford while a member of the Assembly. He was the grandfather of Jonathan Thomson and Deacon Augustus Thomson. From this house of Deacon Gideon Thomson there was no road open either north or west in 1745, but all was forest, with the exception of a settlement in Canada Village, so called. TOWN OF GOSHEN Litchfield County Connecticut EARLY HISTORY - 1836 The township of Goshen was sold at New Haven, in December, 1737, and its settlement commenced in one or two years afterwards. The first inhabitants were principally from New Haven, Wallingford, and Farmington. It is stated that the houses of Gideon Thompson and John Beach, who were among the first settlers, were palisadoed in, for a defense against the Indians. Mr. Beach's house was situated on East street, about 2-1/2 miles from the present South Congregational church; the house of Mr. Thompson, stood on West street, near a mile to the southwest. Goshen was incorporated as a town in 1749. It is bounded N. by Norfolk, E. by Torrington and Winchester, W. by Cornwall, and S. by Litchfield; it is 9 miles in length and 4-1/2 in breadth. The central part is 6 miles from Litchfield, 32 west from Hartford and 42 from New Haven. It is the most elevated township in the state, but not generally mountainous; the surface being undulating, affording an interesting diversity of hills and vales. The soil is a gravelly loam, deep, strong and fertile, admirably adapted for grazing. This is one of the best towns for the dairy business in the state. Large quantities of cheese are annually made, the fame of which is widely and justly celebrated, and the inhabitants are generally in prosperous circumstances. In neatness, in and about their dwellings, and in the appearance of general comfort and prosperity, they are not exceeded, if equalled, by any town in the state. The above is a representation of the Congregational church and some other buildings in the central part of the town. The building seen on the right, with a small spire, is the Academy, where the higher branches of education are taught. The common district school-house is of brick, the first building seen in the engraving south of the church. The other Congregational church in the town, is four miles northeast from this. There was formerly an Episcopal church, situated about 2 miles to the northeast. About the time of the American Revolution, the Episcopal society, becoming very much reduced in numbers, sold their house to the north Congregational society; but while they were endeavoring to draw it towards their selection of the town, it was blown down by the wind. The first meeting house in the town was built of logs; it stood about 80 rods below the church seen in the engraving. The elevated ground seen beyond the houses in the engraving, is called Ivy mountain. This is considered the most elevated point of land in the state. It affords a most extensive and interesting prospect, in almost every direction; to the west is a view of the Catskill mountains for a considerable extent, their rugged features, and high and disorderly hills; and to the east is a view of the elevated country east of the Connecticut river. There is this rare and peculiar circumstance, with respect to what is called the East street, in Goshen; that the rain which falls on the front of the houses, descends into the Housatonic river, and that which falls on the back side into the Waterbury river. About one mile and a half west from the central part, is a collection of several mills, and some manufacturing establishments, around which is collected a cluster of houses; this place is called Canada village. This village is said to have derived its name in the following manner: A man by the name of Frisbie, who was the first miller in this place, was frequently saying from year to year, that he intended the next year to move to Canada, and still continued to stay where he was. The people finally agreed to bring Canada to him, by calling the place where he lived by that name. The Methodist church was built in this place. The stream which passes this village is fed from a large pond in the vicinity, and is admirably calculated for water works, having an adequate supply of water, characterized by great uniformity, being neither affected by droughts nor heavy rains. The first minister in the town, was the Rev. Stephen Heaton. He was buried about a mile south of the Congregational church. His monument, with a few others, stands at present in an open field, near the Litchfield road; the following is the inscription. "In memory of the Rev. Stephen Heaton, V.D.M. primus de Goshen, who was born at New Haven, 30th of Novr. 1710, ordained Nov. 1740, departed this life the 29th of Decr. 1788, Æ. 79. In his character appeared Friendship, Patriotism, Sociability, Kindness and Charity, Benevolence, Virtue and Religion.." (Also inscribed is the following): "Pallida Mors æquo pulsat Pede pauperum Tabernas Regumque Turres" (which the writer translates as): "Pale death invades with the same step, the hovels of beggars and the palaces of kings." This is a copy of another in the same place: In memory of Moses Lyman, Esq. Who died 6th of Jany. 1768, in his 55th year. "Lyman so fam'd, so meek, so just, and wise; He sleeps! In hope, Then cease from tears, when Christ appears, his dust shall rise." Parents: Captain Samuel THOMPSON * m and Rebecca (Rebeckah) BISHOP * x. Spouse:
Lydia PUNDERSON *. Deacon Gideon THOMPSON
* r and Lydia PUNDERSON * were married on 9 Jan 1728/29.29,40,47 They lived.94
TOWN OF GOSHEN Litchfield County Connecticut
Gideon THOMPSON3,10,11,25,43,101 was born on 5 Apr 1739 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.101 He was christened on 13 May 1739 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.101 He appeared in the census in 1820 in Hudson, Portage, Ohio.98 He has an Ancestral File Number of JVTX-PD.25,101 He has a reference index of I5457. Parents: Deacon Gideon THOMPSON * r and Lydia PUNDERSON *. Spouse: . Gideon THOMPSON and Mrs. Gideon THOMPSON? were married about 1761 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.101 Gideon Thompson (jr)'s descendants are reported in the History of Goshen Spouse: . Gideon THOMPSON and ______? THOMPSON? were married. Gideon THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 4 May 1817 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. He died on 17 Aug 1827 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio.40 This is the date in the History written by Mabel Beech Schoonover, but in the history book, Twinsburg, Ohio 1817-1917, his death is by drowning on 18 Aug 1834. He has a reference index of I1865. He has a reference number of J-1.40 Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Gideon THOMPSON3 was born about 1840 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. He died about 1840 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. He has a reference index of I6796. From a note received for Joel W. Thompson and Twinsburg research. Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON x2,3,11,13,49,75,78,93,105,106 was born about 1643 in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13,75,78 Also given as abt 1677 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. She died on 19 Jan 1712 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13,75,78 She has an Ancestral File Number of 4JF2-JL.2,13,75,78 She has a reference index of I6255. She has an Ancestral File Number of 9V8B-B1.75 She was also known as Hannah HOTCHKISS?. She was also known as Hannah THOMPSON. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Dorothy THOMPSON? x. Parents: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Dorothy THOMPSON. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Dorothy THOMPSON. Spouse: . Samuel HOTCHKISS and Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON x were married about 1659 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.16,75 Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md1,2,3,11,26,35,43,78,93 was born on 22 Sep 1654 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.26,35,78 She was christened on 17 Sep 1655 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,26,35,78 She died on 26 Oct 1718 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.26,35,78 She was buried in - Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,26,49,78 Buried in City Burial Ground, New Haven. She was also known as Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON (AFN:4JF2-JL).2 She has an Ancestral File Number of C6SC-RQ.2,26,35,78 She has a reference index of I6268. She was also known as Hannah Or Anne THOMPSON. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Ellen HARRISON x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Ellen HARRISON x. Parents: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Spouse: Dea. Abraham BRADLEY. Dea. Abraham BRADLEY and Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md were married on 25 Dec 1673 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. Children were: John BRADLEY, Daniel BRADLEY, Hannah BRADLEY, Lydia BRADLEY *, Ebenezer BRADLEY, Abraham BRADLEY, Esther BRADLEY. Harriett THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 4 Mar 1821 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. She died on 26 Oct 1920 in Rockford, Winnebago , Illinois.40 Assumed to be Rockford by way of newspaper article written in March just before her death. She has a reference index of I1867. She has a reference number of J-3.40 See pg. 34 of Descendants of Joel W. Thompson for article written on Mar 11, 1920 in the Rockford Register Gazette upon Harriet's 99th birthday. Mrs. Haskell came to Rockford from Twinsburg, Ohio when she was seventeen years old. The trip was made overland in the two big prairie schooners. Her father, Joel Thompson purchased 160 acres of land at Pecatonica, erected a saw mill and log cabin, and the family settled there. Her brother, A.W. Thompson was captain of Company B, 74th Volunteer infantry, during the Civil war. Another brother, Joel, still lives at Pecatonica and a sister, Mrs. Mary Stickney, resides at Potsdam, New York. Her father served in the war of 1812. Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Spouse: . John HASKELL Jr. and Harriett THOMPSON were married on 14 Jun 1842.40 Children were: Edward HASKELL, Annette M HASKELL, Sammy S HASKELL, Harriet E. HASKELL. Spouse: . Calvin HASKELL and Harriett THOMPSON were married on 25 Dec 1856.40 Children were: Charles HASKELL. Henry THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42,55,65 has a reference index of I1981. He has a reference number of J-5-5.40 Reference: Pg. 51(b) of Ancestors and Descendants of Joel W. Thompson; The report and accounting of the marriage of Henry Thompson and Ida Reed. It is taken from the Webster City Argus and was written on Jan 12, 1884. Interestingly, there is a complete list of the wedding gifts and the giver published in the article as well. Parents: Abraham THOMPSON * and Salina DOWNS *. Spouse: . Henry THOMPSON and Ida REED were married. Children were: Fay THOMPSON, May THOMPSON, Eva THOMPSON, Hugh THOMPSON, Reed THOMPSON. Henry THOMPSON *3,5,6,8,9,10,11,13,23,39,40,41,42,43,51,53,77,95 was born in 1569 in Royton, Lenham, Kent, England.5,13,47,91 He died on 20 Oct 1648 in Lenham, Kent County, England.5,13,47,91 He was buried on 20 Oct 1648 in Royton Chapel, Lenham, Kent County, England.5,13,23 He has an Ancestral File Number of 94L0-DH.13,23,53 He has a reference index of I119. The inscription on their tomb in the Parish Church of St. Mary's in Lenham, Kent, England reads: Here underlye the bodies of Henry Thompson and Dorothie, his wife, of Royton Chapel, in this Parish. He was son and co-heir of Thomas Thompson (of Sandwich, Merchant) and she the eldest daughter of Robert Honywood of Pett, in Charing, Esq. They had issue 5 sonnes and 3 daughters 1 Robert 5 Elizabeth 2 Mary 6 Peter 3 Judith 7 Anthony 4 John 8 Charles Living piously together sixty three yeares and being old and ful of dayes cheerfully resigned their soules to the hands of the Almighty Creator Hee being aged 78 yeares 1648 Shee aged 77 1649 THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST. MARY LENHAM A SHORT GUIDE HOW OLD IS THE CHURCH The Church was originally Saxon and Norman, but was extensively damaged by fire in 1297. The fire, which was of malicious origin, also destroyed the Tithe Barns. As far as is known, the culprits were never discovered but nonetheless they were excommunicated by sentence of Archbishop Winchelsea as published by him in person at Lenham in February 1298. The oldest part of the present building is to be found in the Chapel of St Edmund adjoining the chancel. There is part of the original Norman east wall with an upper window, beneath which an early 14th Century decorated window has been inserted. The pillar between the Chapel and Chancel is also a survivor from the earlier building. Most of the Chancel and all of the Nave were rebuilt after the fire in the Early English style of the 14th Century. The North Aisle was added in that same century and the Tower was completed towards the end of the century. The Sacristy (the present Vestry) to the East of the Chapel of St Edmund dates from the 15th Century. THE CHAPEL OF St EDMUND The Altar is of Bethersden Marble and is believed to be the Tomb of Thomas Horne, d.1471. The arms, forming two of the carved panels, are repeated on the headstones of the pillars supporting the arch which separates the Chapel from the North Aisle and are almost obscured by the organ. To the left of the Altar, on the North Wall, is the I Memorial to the first Viscount Chilston of Chilston Park whose descendant, the fourth Viscount, is .1 patron of the living. In the North Wall of the Chapel is a door to the turret stair case, which gave access to a medieval rood screen that spanned the full width of the Church at the entrance to the Chapel and Chancel. The two manual organ of 1910, with its pneumatic action, is a good example of the work of Messrs. Norman & Beard from that period. THE CHANCEL The medieval Altar slab was not destroyed when the reformers of the first Elizabethan reign removed stone Altars from churches and replaced them with wooden communion tables. The slab was carefully let into the floor beneath the Communion Table and there remained until rediscovered in the early years of the present century. It was restored to its rightful place and remains a comparative rarity in Kentish Churches. The Cross and Candlesticks, placed there at the same time, are of the late 18th Century and probably of Italian or Spanish workmanship. Of the same period is the fine brass chandelier. On the splay of the South Window beside the Altar is a 14th Century wall painting of a robed Bishop, with a masonary background elaborated with roses. In the floor on the North side of the Altar is the tombstone of Robert Thompson, grandson of Mary Honywood. She died in 1620 at the age of 92 leaving 16 children, 114 grandchildren, 228 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren - a total of 367. Let into the North Wall of the Sanctuary, at a curious angle, is the figure of a priest in Mass vestments in a stone coffin, which is oddly divided by a plain stone fillet. This figure is believed to represent Thomas de Apuldefelde, who lived in the reign of Edward III (1327-1377). One survival from the fire of 1297 is the stone seat, or sedile, on the South Wall of the Sanctuary. The seat and arm rests appear to be of the 13th Century, but the canopy is a 14th Century addition subsequent to the fire. Notice the fine old chest, of unknown date, with its ten locks, in which are stored the Parish Registers dating from 1558. The 15th Century Choir Stalls with their hinged misericord seats for the use of pre-Reformation monks, may not be original to the Church. THE NAVE The Pulpit, a work of art dating from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, is considered by some authorities to be the finest in Kent. The sounding board above is dated 1622 but it is probably an addition to the older work of the Standard and Pulpit, which are dated 50 years earlier. Of possibly the same period, is the Lectern with its swinging head and linenfold carved panelling. The possibility that the Lectern was a pre-Reformation "singing" desk has engaged the speculation of a number of antiquarians. In this case its origin would date from the early 16th Century. On the South Wall of the Nave, facing the entrance, is the remains of a mural showing St Michael weighing souls. In one scale is a small figure with evil spirits vainly trying to pull him down, whilst the balance is turned by the Virgin's rosary in the other scale. This painting dates from the mid 14th Century. The octagonal font on its curvilinear carved pedestal dates from the 15th century. Hanging on a pillar near the font is a photograph of one of the Church's most treasured processions, a beautiful silver gift Communion Chalice of 1562. This Chalice was presented to the Church in 1688 by Dean Castilion of Rochester and is still used week by week. The Royal Arms of Queen Anne, dated 1705, were restored and replaced in the Nave in 1969. The massive doors which separate the Nave from the Tower, were installed when the West Gallery was dismantled in the middle of the last century. At the same time, the panelling of the older pews was incorporated into the present pews in the front part of the Nave. Additional pews were made from timber and panelling , recovered from the gallery, and installed in the rear part of the Nave. The Vicar at the time, Rev Charles Parkin, is credited personally with the carving of the doors in the tower arch and other work in the Church. THE TOWER Constructed towards the end of the 14th Century, the Tower contains a ring of eight bells, which were rehung in 1959. The oldest bell was cast by Robert Mot in 1592. The sixth bell was made by Joseph Hatch, perhaps the most famous of the Kentish bell-founders, in 1619. The tenor, which weighs 21 cwt (1066 kg) was cast by James Bartlett of Whitechapel. SURROUNDINGS All that now remains of the Monastic establishment attached to the Church is one wall of a house in Church Square, with an attached gate jamb surmounted by the springing stone of an arch. The Lych Gate, leading to Church Square, is a modern replica of its 15th Century predecessor. Two of the great Tithe Barns, which replaced those that were destroyed in the great fire of 1297, survived until, unhappily, one was burnt down in September 1962. The larger and finer of the two remains unharmed. Parents: Thomas THOMPSON * and Miss ?______ MANSFIELD. Parents: Thomas THOMPSON and Dorothy HONEYWOOD. Spouse:
Dorothy HONEYWOOD. Henry THOMPSON * and
Dorothy HONEYWOOD were married about 1589 in Kent, England.5,18,23 William Baker
Holly Louise THOMPSON. Parents: Keith Albert THOMPSON * and Mardella Elaine KUEHN *. James THOMPSON3,6,8,9,10,11,25,30,31,39,40,41,42,43,45,46,49,101,111,125,126 was born on 5 Jun 1698/99 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.45,46,113 Corrected from typo when copying from the Stercula papers. He signed a will on 28 Jun 1737 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.49 In his will, proved 5 Dec 1737, he named wife Hannah, and Children (New Haven Probate Records, vol6, p. 231) He died on 2 Dec 1737 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.45,46,50 He has an Ancestral File Number of JVTW-QF.2,45,46,101,125,126 He has a reference index of I6928. Had eight children. Parents: Captain Samuel THOMPSON * m and Rebecca (Rebeckah) BISHOP * x. Spouse: . James THOMPSON and Harriet WILMOT were married on 30 May 1723.40,47,111 Spouse: . James THOMPSON and Harriet (Hannah) WILMONT were married on 30 May 1723 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. Children were: Mary THOMPSON, James THOMPSON, Hannah THOMPSON, Mabel THOMPSON, Amy THOMPSON, Rachel THOMPSON, Hezekiah THOMPSON, Rachel THOMPSON. James THOMPSON3,10,11,25,40,41,42,43,45,46,94 was born on 17 Mar 1740/41 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.45,46 Location assumed. Second reference gives birth place as Goshen, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. He died on 7 Nov 1817 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.45,46,132 Death date has also been given as 8 Nov 1817 He was buried in - Center Cemetery, Goshen, Connecticut. He has an Ancestral File Number of J8JM-1J.25,45,46 He has a reference index of I1795. James Thompson James Thompson was born in Goshen March 1, 1741, and mist have been very nearly the first white child born in the town. He boult and occupies for nany years the house situated on the west side of West Street, facing the road which leads from that point to the residecne of Mrs. Moses Lyman. The dwelling has been recently torn down. What follows relating to his life is compiles from the recollections of those who know him, and found in letters addressed to his children after his death. He was above the average in size of men, say six feet high, and well formed. He was quick in action, cheerful in habits, kind in his attentions of children, winning their gratitude and confidence. Although a farmer, he was often engaged in building grist and sawmills. He owned and imporved large tracts of land. He owned more horses than any other man in town, introduced the first pleasure wagon, and, I think, the first wagon of any kind in the towm. He was active in town and society affairs, He was a slave-owner. He liberated "Old Hess" and his wife, built them a house and barn and gave them the use of as much land as they could cultivate, and always overloooked and advised them. He was an earnest and consistent Christian, distinguished for hid hospitality to ministers of the Gospel, and a pioneer in gegard to Christian benevolence. He was a liberal contributor to the Connecticut Missionary Society, the oldest missionary society in the country, sending the Gospel to the "new settlements". His wife was in complete sympathy with him in Christian benovolence and work. She was a woman of a degree of intelligence not in common in those days, and as a result of the parents' teaching and prayers, all their children have had a place in the visible church of Christ, or have died in the hope of the believer in Christ. Parents: Deacon Gideon THOMPSON * r and Lydia PUNDERSON *. Spouse: . James THOMPSON and Ruth BENTON were married on 1 Jun 1767 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.40,132 Children were: Clarinda THOMPSON, Deacon Augustus THOMPSON, Lorrain THOMPSON, Ruth THOMPSON, Rhoda THOMPSON, Zerviah THOMPSON, Oliver THOMPSON. Spouse: . James THOMPSON and Ruth GUILD were married about 1795 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.132 Spouse: . James THOMPSON and Esther RICE were married in Nov 1814 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.132 Jeff Alan THOMPSON. Parents: Albert Kay THOMPSON * and Frances Arlene FOX *. Spouse: . Children were: Jennifer Lyn THOMPSON. Spouse: . Children were: Anthony Luther (Tony) THOMPSON. Spouse: . Spouse: . Spouse: . Joel B. THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 31 Oct 1828 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. He has a reference index of I1870. He has a reference number of J-6.40 Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Joel Gideon THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 12 Aug 1832 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. Location assumed, but not stated in Thompson book. He died on 10 May 1833 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio.40 He has a reference index of I1872. He has a reference number of J-8.40 Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Joel Mills THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 8 Jul 1839 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. He died on 30 Apr 1935 in Pecatonica, Winnebago , Illinois.40,62 Last Name First Name Middle Name Sex/Race Age Cert # Death Date County City Date Filed THOMPSON JOEL MILBS M/W Y-95 0016863 1935-04-30 WINNEBAGO PECATONICA - - (Note, middle name should be Miles) He has a reference index of I1875. He has a reference number of J-11.40 He served in Civil War, Co. K, 1st Regt., Illinois Vol. Cav. and Co. L, 11th Regt., Illinois Vol. Cavalry49 From the Roster of Company "K" 1st Illinois Cavalry: Name Rank Residence Date of Remarks Muster THOMPSON, Joel M Private Winnebago Dec 9, 1861 Tr. to Co. M, 15th Ill. Cav. Joel resided in Winnebago County most of his life coming from Ohio with his parents Joel W. and Emily (Mills) Thompson at the age of 2 years. Sarah also came to Winnebago County in her childhood. Five months after their marriage, Joel M. enlisted in the Civil War. At the close of the war, they moved to a farm east of Pecatonica where they lived until 1874 when they moved to Pecatonica. Joel M and Sarah observed their 70th wedding anniversary in 1931. They were also awarded a prize of the True Vowkeepers club a few years before in Freeport, IL. They have two children-- Edward and Villa G98S-CWP 164.16 Bust drawing of Pvt. Joel M. Thompson, Co. K, 1st Regt., Illinois Vol. Cav. and Co. L, 11th Regt., Illinois Vol. Cavalry. Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Spouse: . Joel Mills
THOMPSON and Sarah M. RYAN were married on 17 Apr 1861 in Rockford, Winnebago
, Illinois.40,71
Deacon Joel W THOMPSON *3,10,40,41,42,59 was born on 17 Oct 1795 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.40,59 He appeared in the census in 1820 in Hudson, Portage, Ohio.98 He had FD WPTSEFR 10 27N 10E in Winnebago, Winnebago, Illinois on 23 Jan 184373 This sale was for 79.17 acres at $1.25 per acre for a total of $98.96 WINNEBAGO County Sale Legal Sect- Twn- Ra- Meri- Acres Price Total Soc. Date Co. or State of Name of Purchaser Type Description ion ship nge dian Bought Per Acre Price Stat Purchased Purchaser Vol. Page THOMPSON JOEL W FD WPTSEFR 10 27N 10E 4 79.17 1.25 98.96 MALE 01/23/1843 UNKNOWN 709 140 WINNEBAGO THOMPSON JOEL W FD EPTSEFRWPR 10 27N 10E 4 53.95 1.25 67.44 MALE 01/23/1843 UNKNOWN 709 140 WINNEBAGO THOMPSON JOEL W FD W2SW 13 27N 10E 4 80.00 1.25 100.00 MALE 01/23/1843 UNKNOWN 709 141 WINNEBAGO THOMPSON JOEL W FD NENW 29 27N 11E 4 40.00 1.25 50.00 MALE 07/02/1845 UNKNOWN 716 121 WINNEBAGO He had FD EPTSEFRWPR 10 27N 10E in Winnebago, Winnebago, Illinois on 23 Jan 184373 Purchase of 53.95 acres at $1.25 per acre for a total of $67.44 He had FD W2SW 13 27N 10E in Winnebago, Winnebago, Illinois on 23 Jan 184373 Purchase of 80 acres at $1.25 per acre for a total of $100 He had FD NENW 29 27N 11E in Winnebago, Winnebago, Illinois on 2 Jul 184573 Purchased 40 acres at $1.25 per acre for a total of $50 He died on 10 Sep 1885 in Pecatonica, Winnebago , Illinois.59 He has a reference index of I1782. He has a reference number of (7).40 He was also known as Joel W. THOMPSON. See pg. 25, Ancestors and Descendants of Joel W. Thompson for movement history of the family. Reportedly at the age of five, he and his family moved to Hudson, OH and later to Twinsburg, OH. Wife's family moved to Hudson OH in 1814. Joel and Emily were in Ohio in 1816 according to Twinsburg, Ohio History book (1817-1917) along with their 10 children. In 1839, Joel and his son, Augustus went to Winnebago County in 1839 and the entire family moved to this location in 1840, moving in a two horse covered wagon. The railroad did not exist at that time. First home was a log cabin with a puncheon floor. He was a millwright by trade and in 1839 built a sawmill. After that he built sawmills in Stevens Point WI and Rocton, IL. He was one of the first justices of the peace in Pecatonica Township. In 1852, he went to California, where he superintended the construction of a mill, receiving one thousand dollars for his services. He was away from home at that time for about fourteen or fifteen months. Upon his return, he was involved with agriculture development. He served as a justice of the peace for fifteen or twenty years, retiring from office in the 1870's. While in Ohio, he became a member of the Masonic fraternity and in his life exemplified its beneficent spirit. Both he and his wife were consistent members of the Methodist Episcopal church and the lent their aid and influence to the intellectual and moral, as well as material, development of Winnebago County in its pioneer days. Mr. Thompson gave his political allegiance to the Whig party until its dissolution, when he joined the ranks of the Republican party. In the family of this worthy couple were twelve children, eight sons and four daughters, Gideon, Laura Ann, Harriett, Augustus, Abraham, Joel B., Emily Florilla, Joel Gideon, Edwin, Edward, Joel Mills, and Mary Eliza. Parents: Abraham THOMPSON * and Susannah THOMPSON?. Spouse: Emily MILLS *. Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS * were married on 9 Jun 1816.40 Children were: Gideon THOMPSON, Laura Ann THOMPSON, Harriett THOMPSON, Augustus W. THOMPSON, Abraham THOMPSON *, Joel B. THOMPSON, Emily Florilla THOMPSON, Joel Gideon THOMPSON, Edwin THOMPSON, Edward J. THOMPSON, Joel Mills THOMPSON, Gideon THOMPSON, Mary Eliza THOMPSON. John THOMPSON x3,10,11,13,18,26,35,37,57,59,78,79,103,106 was born about 1589/90 in England.35,59,78,79 He died on 29 Jan 1679 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.35,59,78,79 He has an Ancestral File Number of 8W4G-2S.2,13,26,35,37,59,78,79 He has a reference index of I5857. Parents: ________? THOMPSON x and ________? THOMPSON? x. Spouse: . John THOMPSON x and Katherine ?______ x were married. Spouse: . John THOMPSON x and Unknown THOMPSON? x were married before 1615 in England.23,79 Spouse: Mirable FITCH x. John THOMPSON x and Mirable FITCH x were married about 1630 in England.18,35,78 Children were: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x, John THOMPSON, Sarah THOMPSON x, Abigail THOMPSON x, Esther THOMPSON x, Esther THOMPSON, Ambrose THOMPSON x, Mary THOMPSON x. Spouse: . John THOMPSON x and Mrs. John THOMPSON? x were married about 1640 in England.23 Children were: John THOMPSON. John THOMPSON3,5,6,8,9,10,11,13,39,40,41,42,47,94,95 was born on 18 Nov 1604 in Lenham, Kent County, England.13,47 Birth also listed as abt. 1614 (possible typo?) in Lenham, Kent Co., England He was baptized on 18 Nov 1604 in Lenham, Kent County, England.13,40,91 Baptism date is often given as the birth date. Baptism is also sometimes quoted as Christening. He died on 14 Dec 1674 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13 He has an Ancestral File Number of NKND-6L.5,13 He has a reference index of I127. Although John is not listed in the Book ("Thompson Lineage with Mention of Allied Families," by William Baker Thompson) reference, there is mention in Anthony's nuncupative will of John and his brother William. Another source reports that John Thompson (b 1604) was a brother to Anthony. They had another brother, William also. According to the history written by Clarence W. Eastman on this family (in 1916), Anthony and John (no mention of William made here, but later proven by Will) were sons of Henry Thompson and his wife Dorothy Honeywood of Royton Chapel, at Lenham, Kent Co., England. Henry was said to have been 'co-heir' of Thomas Thompson of Sandwich, Merchant. Dorothy was said to be the eldest daughter of Robert Honeywood of Pett, in Charing. Parents: Henry THOMPSON * and Dorothy HONEYWOOD. John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x1,2,3,10,11,18,35,37,59,78,79,105,107 was born on 10 Sep 1614 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts.35,37,59,105 Birthplace also given as Stratford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut and date as 10 Sep 1641. Very possible that it is a transposition typo, given that all the other information corresponds to the birth date of 1614 and marriage date of 1641. He died on 11 Jun 1674 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.23,35,37,59 Also given as 14 Dec 1674 from the "Thompson Families of Connecticut" He has an Ancestral File Number of 4JF2-G8.2,35,37,59,78,79 He has a reference index of I5858. The individual record for John THOMPSON (AFN: 4JF2-G8) shows the following marriages: Spouse: Dorothy THOMPSON (AFN:4JF2-HF) Marriage: 13 Feb 1669 East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Spouse: Mirable (AFN: 92CD-GM) Marriage: 1641 Stratford, CT Spouse: Lady THOMPSON (AFN:96VB-LV) Marriage: 1641 Stratford, CT Spouse: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON (AFN:FHSV-LM) Marriage: 25 Feb 1650 New Haven, New Haven, CT Spouse: Katharin (AFN: JVTV-MR) Marriage: Spouse: Ellen HARRISON (AFN:1F6V-KJC) Marriage: Feb 25 1650 New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Spouse: Dorothy (AFN: 1F6V-KN6) Marriage: East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut It appears that researchers have re-identified 4 wives, Dorothy, Mirable, Katharin and Ellen. It also appears that John Thompson (Sr) has been confused with John Thompson (Jr) Summary of John THOMPSON - 6 Nov 2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: John THOMPSON Sex: Male Father: John THOMPSON ( - ) Mother: Mirable FITCH ( - ) Individual Facts Birth 10 Sep 1641 Stratford, Fairfield, , Ct Death 11 Jun 1674 (age 32) New Haven, New Haven, Ct AFN 4JF2-G8 Marriages/Children 1. Dorothy THOMPSON Marriage 13 Feb 1669 (age 27) East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut Children John THOMPSON (6 Sep 1641 - 13 Feb 1692) Mary (Thompson) COOPER (abt 1642 - Nov 1714) Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON (abt 1643 - 19 Jan 1712) Joseph THOMPSON (abt 1649 - 1703) Rebecca THOMPSON (26 Jan 1651 - 1716) Abigail THOMPSON (26 Jan 1651 - 1727) Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON (24 Apr 1652 - Nov 1714) Sarah THOMPSON (30 Apr 1654 - 23 Oct 1716) John THOMPSON (12 May 1657 - 15 Nov 1711) Joseph THOMPSON (4 Apr 1664 - 14 Dec 1711) This is the John Thompson that I have listed as John, The Farmer, in the main database Parents: John THOMPSON x and Mirable FITCH x. Spouse: . John (The
Farmer) THOMPSON x and Dorothy THOMPSON? x were married on 13 Feb 1669 in East
Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,23,105
This date is give as the marriage date of Mirable (AFN: 92CD-GM)
Spouse: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x were married on 25 Feb 1650 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.93 Children were: Abigail THOMPSON x md, Rebecca THOMPSON x md, Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h, Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md, Sarah THOMPSON x h md, Elizabeth THOMPSON h md, Lydia THOMPSON h md, Joseph THOMPSON x m md, Sarah THOMPSON h md. Spouse: Ellen HARRISON x. John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Ellen HARRISON x were married on 25 Feb 1650 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2 They were married about 1651.16 They were married about 1652 in Connecticut.16 Children were: Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h, Sarah THOMPSON x h md, Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md, Elizabeth THOMPSON h md, Lydia THOMPSON h md, Sarah THOMPSON h md. Spouse: . John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Katharin THOMPSON? x were married. Spouse: . John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Lady THOMPSON? x were married in 1641 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.2 Children were: Joseph THOMPSON l. Spouse:
Mirable THOMPSON? x. John (The Farmer)
THOMPSON x and Mirable THOMPSON? x were married in 1641 in Stratford, Fairfield,
Connecticut.2,35,37 Question
this conection. It looks as if this John Thompson (1641) was confused with either
father or grandfather.
John (Mariner) THOMPSON *3,6,8,9,10,11,21,29,30,31,36,38,39,40,41,42,43,49,57,66,75,78,79,107,108,133,134 was born in Jun 1632 in Lenham, Kent County, England.38,47,50,78,108 Origional birth place was listed as Prob. Coventry England. He died on 2 Jun 1707 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.38,47,50,78,108 He was also known as "Skipper" John Thompson The Mariner.40 He was also known as Mr. John Thompson.40 He has an Ancestral File Number of 4JF2-G8.2,21,36,66,75,79,133,134 He has a reference index of I2. He has a reference number of (2).40 History of Goshen says his wife was Hellena, said to have died April 8, 1690, she may have been 2nd wife, but according to Thompson Lineage, he Married Ann Vicars on Aug 4, 1656. The children were born in New Haven, Connecticut. John was designated "Mariner" in the family history written by William Baker Thompson in 1911. They resided at New Haven, CT. Jared Sidney Torrance, in his history of the descendants of Lewis Hart, states that John's wife was named 'Hellena' according to records of Goshen, CT, and suggests that she may have been a second wife. He also states that she is supposed to have died 8 April 1690. It is certainly possible that he married twice. At his death, his estate was inventories at nine pounds, eight shillings, sixpence. He served as Selectman of New Haven in 1688. According to the Will of his brother Anthony, written 26 Dec 1654, he received Anthony's land. Parents: Anthony THOMPSON * and Mary WELBY. Spouse: Anne VICARS
(VICARIS) *. John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Anne VICARS (VICARIS) * were married
on 4 Aug 1656 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts.29,40,47,49,50
Spouse: . Children were: Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h, Lt. John THOMPSON Jr., John (2) THOMPSON x, Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON x. Spouse: Mirable THOMPSON? x. John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Mirable THOMPSON? x were married on 13 Feb 1669 in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.18 Spouse: . John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Dorothy THOMPSON? x were married. Children were: Lt. John THOMPSON Jr., Abigail THOMPSON x md. Spouse: . John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Hellena THOMPSON? were married about 1657 in England.78 Children were: Lieut. John THOMPSON, William THOMPSON, Joseph THOMPSON l, Mary THOMPSON m, Capt. Samuel THOMPSON, Sarah THOMPSON. John THOMPSON11,26,35,43,49,57,78,79 was born on 10 Sep 1641 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.26,35,78,79 Other listed birth date and location was 18 Nov 1604 Lenham, Kent Co., England More likely that the 1641 date is correct. Another birth location is given as New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. He died on 11 Jun 1674 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.35,78,79 Alternate birth date and place is given as 11 Dec 1674 in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. He has a reference index of I6951. He was also known as (John Senior).49 He was known as John Senior to distinguish him from his cousin "John The Mariner" Thompson He has an Ancestral File Number of 4JF2-G8.26,35,78 Not sure which John Thompson this should be. Parents: John THOMPSON x and Mirable FITCH x. Spouse: Ellen HARRISON x. John THOMPSON and Ellen HARRISON x were married on 25 Feb 1650 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,35,49 They were married < 1666> in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.79 Children were: Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h, Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md, Elizabeth THOMPSON h md, Lydia THOMPSON, Sarah THOMPSON h md. Spouse: . John THOMPSON and Dorothy were married in East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.35 This marriage may be the one that is in error. It could be that it should be John, the Mariner Thompson that should be the spouse of Dorothy Spouse: . Spouse:
. John THOMPSON and Lady THOMPSON? x were married in 1641 in Stratford, Fairfield,
Connecticut.35 Marriage
with this date is in question. It appears that John Thompsons birthday was used
as the marriage date.
Spouse: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. John THOMPSON and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x were married on 25 Feb 1650 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.78 Children were: Elizabeth THOMPSON h md, Hannah (Moulthrop) THOMPSON x, Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h, Sarah THOMPSON h md, Abigail THOMPSON x md, Rebecca THOMPSON x md, Sarah THOMPSON x h md, Joseph THOMPSON x m md, Hannah (or Anne) THOMPSON h md. Lt. John THOMPSON Jr.2,3,6,8,9,10,11,13,30,31,35,37,39,40,41,42,43,49,59,66,78,79,111,133 was born on 12 May 1657 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13,35,37,50,59,66,78,79,133 He was christened on 27 Sep 1685 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,13,35,37,59,66,78,79,133 He died on 15 Nov 1711 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13,35,37,59,66,78,79,133 He has an Ancestral File Number of JVTV-P4.2,13,35,37,59,66,78,79,133 He has a reference index of I62. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Anne VICARS (VICARIS) *. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Dorothy THOMPSON? x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mirable THOMPSON? x. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Dorothy THOMPSON. Spouse: . Lt. John THOMPSON Jr. and Priscilla POWELL were married on 22 May 1666.2,18,66,79 Spouse: . Lt. John THOMPSON Jr. and Rebecca (Daurel) DANIEL c were married on 9 May 1682 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,47,78,79,111,133 Location Presumed On 22 July 1733, Thomas and Ann Ives, Caleb and Rebeckah Mix, John and Elizabeth Bassett and Anthony Thompson deeded to their brother, Daniel Thompson all rights in their father Thompson's and brother John Thompson's estates (New Haven Deeds, Vol 23, p 520) Children were: Ann THOMPSON c, Ens. Daniel THOMPSON, Rebecca THOMPSON c, Elizabeth THOMPSON c, John THOMPSON c, Anthony THOMPSON c. Spouse: . Lt. John THOMPSON Jr. and Sarah GOULD were married on 25 Apr 1684 in Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut.79 John (2) THOMPSON2,3,10,11,13 was born about 1614 in Lenham, Kent County, England.13 He died on 14 Dec 1674 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.13 He has a reference index of I5729. He has an Ancestral File Number of 1F6V-JWG.13 He was also known as John THOMPSON. Parents: Henry THOMPSON * and Dorothy HONEYWOOD. Joseph THOMPSON l3,6,8,9,10,30,31,38,39,40,41,42,43,57,108,111 was born on 8 Apr 1664 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.38,108,113 He died on 14 Dec 1711 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.38,47,48,108,135 Alternate death Date listed as abt 1712 in Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Henry Thompson He signed a will on 6 May 1712.49 Administration on the estate of "Clark" Joseph Thompson was granted to his widow 6 May 1712 (New Haven Probate Records, vol 4, p. 36). The childrens names are given as Anna, aged 14, Joseph, aged 9, Stephen, aged 5 and Jonathan, aged 3. An interesting deed granting a right of way, dated 1 Feb 1770, names grantors Daniel Thomas, Asa Smith, Jonathan Thompson, Ebenezer Humphreyvile and his wife Esther, John Johnson, Jr., and wife Mabel, Moses Pardee and wife Mary, Titus Beecher and wife Elizabeth, Bethia and Jeduthan Thompson, and Benajah Thomas (New Haven Deeds, vol 30, p. 434). All of these except the two Thomases were heirs of Joseph Thompson thorugh his sons Joseph and Stephen. He has a reference index of I63. Joseph was a sergeant and received by deed, his fathers West Haven property. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Anne VICARS (VICARIS) *. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Lady THOMPSON? x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Hellena THOMPSON. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Hellena THOMPSON?. Spouse: . Joseph THOMPSON l and Elizabeth SMITH were married on 2 Feb 1697 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.40,47,111 The Marriage location is presumed from other records. Children were: Anna THOMPSON, Joseph THOMPSON, Stephen THOMPSON, Jonathan C. THOMPSON, Ebenezer THOMPSON. Joseph THOMPSON x m md2,3,11,13,35,37,78,93,105,106 was born on 4 Apr 1664 in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut.13,35,37,78 He died on 14 Dec 1711 in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut.13,35,37,78 He has an Ancestral File Number of 8HQZ-0K.2,13,35,37,78 He has a reference index of I6260. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mirable THOMPSON? x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Dorothy THOMPSON? x. Parents: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Dorothy THOMPSON. Parents: John THOMPSON and Lady THOMPSON? x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Judah THOMPSON r3,6,8,9,10,25,30,31,39,40,41,42,43,111 was born on 10 Jun 1711 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.50 Alternate birth date: 5 Oct 1713 He died on 1 Aug 1712 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.50 He has an Ancestral File Number of JVTW-20.25 He has a reference index of I877. Parents: Captain Samuel THOMPSON * m and Rebecca (Rebeckah) BISHOP * x. Judah <2> THOMPSON r3,6,8,9,10,25,30,31,39,43,111 was born on 5 Oct 1713 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.50 Second child named Judah. Frequently it was tradition to name another child after one who died in infancy. He has an Ancestral File Number of JVTZ-CS.25 He has a reference index of I69. Second child named Judah (after earlier brother that died in infancy)Second Judah named after brother who died in infancy. Parents: Captain Samuel THOMPSON * m and Rebecca (Rebeckah) BISHOP * x. Spouse: . Judah <2> THOMPSON r and Sarah MORRIS were married on 14 Feb 1759 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.23,49 Children were: Rebecca THOMPSON, Judah THOMPSON. Judith THOMPSON3,5,6,8,9,10,11,13,39,40,41,42,43,91,95 was christened on 2 Aug 1602 in Lenham, Kent County, England.5,13,40,91 Christening before birth. Assume that Christening was on or after birth date of 11 Aug 1602. Baptism date is often given as birth date. She was born on 11 Aug 1602 in Lenham, Kent County, England.13,47,115 Also reported as abt 2 Aug 1602 She has an Ancestral File Number of NKND-5F.5,13 She has a reference index of I126. Parents: Henry THOMPSON * and Dorothy HONEYWOOD. Spouse: . Thomas SCOTT and Judith THOMPSON were married on 28 Sep 1626 in Lenham, Kent County, England.5 Judson THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 10 Mar 1867. He died Infant. He has a reference index of I1985. He has a reference number of J-5-9.40 Parents: Abraham THOMPSON * and Salina DOWNS *. Keith Albert THOMPSON *. Parents: Albert Kay THOMPSON * and Frances Arlene FOX *. Spouse: Mardella Elaine KUEHN *. Children were: Holly Louise THOMPSON, Steven Andrew THOMPSON, Erik Lynn THOMPSON *. Laura Ann THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 23 Mar 1819 in Twinsburg, Summit , Ohio. She died on 14 Aug 1909 in Winnebago, Winnebago, Illinois.40 She has a reference index of I1848. She has a reference index of I1866. She has a reference number of J-2.40 Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Spouse: . Orrin PATE and Laura Ann THOMPSON were married on 21 Aug 1842.40 Children were: Emily F PATE, Harriet Merilla PATE, Martha PATE, Ann Maria PATE, Nelson PATE. Spouse: . Horace HUDSON and Laura Ann THOMPSON were married on 16 Mar 1880. Spouse: . John BENTLEY and Laura Ann THOMPSON were married on 29 Oct 1895. Lois THOMPSON3,10,25,40,41,42,43 was born on 6 Mar 1746/47 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. Second birth location is given as Goshen, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. She has an Ancestral File Number of J8JM-3V.25 She has a reference index of I1797. Parents: Deacon Gideon THOMPSON * r and Lydia PUNDERSON *. Spouse: . Jared ABERNATHY and Lois THOMPSON were married on 26 May 1766 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.40,49 Lois (Lola) Francis THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42,55,65 was born on 14 Mar 1886. She died on 19 Jan 1946.55 She has a reference index of I2642. She has a reference number of J-5-3-6.40 Parents: Albert THOMPSON * and Mary Frances CHAPMAN. Spouse: . Peter JOHNSON and Lois (Lola) Francis THOMPSON were married on 11 Jun 1910 in Spencer, Clay, Iowa.70 Children were: Percy Gilbert JOHNSON, Perry Bruce JOHNSON, Velma Marie JOHNSON. Lydia THOMPSON11,26,35,43 was born on 13 Mar 1662/63 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.26,35,113 Also given as 13 Mar 1664 She died in 1663 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.26,35 She has a reference index of I6984. She has an Ancestral File Number of GLL1-FX.26,35 Parents: John THOMPSON and Ellen HARRISON x. Lydia THOMPSON h md2,3,11,78,93 was born on 13 Mar 1664 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.16,78 Birth location also reported as East Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. She died before 1682.16,78 Death was also reported as 1663 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. She has an Ancestral File Number of GLL1-FX.2,78 She has a reference index of I6266. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Ellen HARRISON x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Lydia THOMPSON3,10,25,40,41,42,43 was born on 16 Oct 1736 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. Location assumed. She has an Ancestral File Number of J8JM-0C.25 She has a reference index of I1794. Parents: Deacon Gideon THOMPSON * r and Lydia PUNDERSON *. Spouse: . Timothy GAYLORD and Lydia THOMPSON were married.40 Children were: Reuben GAYLORD, Lydia GAYLORD, Rhoda GAYLORD, Lois GAYLORD. Mabel THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born in 1876. She died in 1878. She has a reference index of I2044. She has a reference number of J-5-3-1.40 Parents: Albert THOMPSON * and Mary Frances CHAPMAN. Madelene Alice THOMPSON. Parents: Clarence Danford THOMPSON * and Blanche Miller KAY *. Spouse: . William J. ALLEN and Madelene Alice THOMPSON were married in 1946 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota.17 Children were: Lt. Paul Joseph ALLEN, Bruce M. ALLEN, Kent D. ALLEN, Kathryn A. (Kay) ALLEN, Marianne R. ALLEN. Martha THOMPSON3,10,11,25,37,40,41,42,43 was born on 11 Mar 1771 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.37 Birthplace assumed She has an Ancestral File Number of 12D1-BR1.25,37 She has a reference index of I1803. Parents: Decon Stephen THOMPSON Sr.* and Mary WALTER *. Mary THOMPSON3,5,6,8,9,10,11,13,39,40,41,42,43,91,95 was born on 14 Oct 1596 in Royton, Lenham, Kent, England.13,47,49,115 Birthdate is also given as 1599 (Christening date) and 14 OCT 1598 (Arnold Family of The Northeast American Colonies) (WorldConnect Project) (Charles Arnold <chukarnold@aol.com>) Additional listing of birthdate as 14 OCT 1598 in Of, Royton, Lancashire, England She was christened on 14 Oct 1599 in Lenham, Kent County, England.5,13,40,91 Baptism date is often given as birth date She has an Ancestral File Number of 94L0-LJ.5,13 She has a reference index of I130. She has a reference index of I6936. Parents: Henry THOMPSON * and Dorothy HONEYWOOD. Spouse: . George HUSSEY and Mary THOMPSON were married on 14 Apr 1621 in Slinfold, Sussex, England.5 Mary THOMPSON x11,35,57,59,78,79,104 was born on 20 Jul 1655 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.35,59,78,79 She died on 18 Jan 1711 in Woodbury, Litchfield, Connecticut.35,59,78 She has an Ancestral File Number of BX1P-3R.35,59,78 She has a reference index of I8658. Parents: John THOMPSON x and Mirable FITCH x. Mary THOMPSON m2,3,8,9,10,11,35,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,57,108 was born on 9 Sep 1667 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.35,37,38,50,108 She died Infant.35,37 She has an Ancestral File Number of MF0X-1K.2,35,37 She has a reference index of I161. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Anne VICARS (VICARIS) *. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mirable THOMPSON? x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Hellena THOMPSON. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Hellena THOMPSON?. Mary THOMPSON43 was born on 16 May 1678 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.50 She has a reference index of I6930. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Anne VICARS (VICARIS) *. Mary THOMPSON3,10,11,25,37,40,41,42,43,47,65 was born on 15 Feb 1766 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.37 Birthplace assumed Alternate birthdate 5 Feb 1764 Alternate birthplace Kinderhook, NY She died on 17 Jul 1766 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.2,37 Alternate death date is given as 4 Apr 1766. She has an Ancestral File Number of 12D1-BPL.25,37 She has a reference index of I1801. Parents: Decon Stephen THOMPSON Sr.* and Mary WALTER *. Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h3,11,13,21,26,35,36,43,49,75,78,93,105,106,134 was born on 24 Apr 1652 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,13,21,26,35,36,75,78,134 She was christened on 17 Sep 1654 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,13,21,26,35,36,75,78,134 She had her estate probated on 9 Jun 1675 in Connecticut.49 "Ellin ye relict" presented the inventory of his estate which was distributed to herself, to Samuel LInes in right of Mary his wife, to Abraham Bradlye in right of Haana his wife, to Elizabeth, and to "the younger daughter" (Couty Court REcords, Vol. 1, pg 86). His widow died 8 Apr 1690, and in her will of Oct. 1689 she mentionse her daughters, Mary, Hannah and Elizabeth, her sons-in-law Abraham and Benjamine Bradlye and her grandchild Sarah daughter of her daughter Elizabeth (New Haven Probate Records, Vol. 2, p. 41) She was buried in 1714 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.21,26,35,36,75,78,134 She died in Nov 1714 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.2,13,21,26,35,36,75,78,134 She has an Ancestral File Number of 8K2X-2T.2,13,21,26,35,36,75,78,134 She has a reference index of I6256. She has a reference index of I6983. She was also known as Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON. She was also known as Mary THOMPSON. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Ellen HARRISON x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Ellen HARRISON x. Parents: John (The Farmer) THOMPSON x and Dorothy THOMPSON? x. Parents: Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Parents: John THOMPSON and Dorothy THOMPSON. Parents: John (Mariner) THOMPSON * and Dorothy THOMPSON. Parents: John THOMPSON and Mrs. Dorothy THOMPSON x. Spouse: . John COOPER and Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h were married on 27 Dec 1666 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.36 Children were: Mary <2> COOPER, Daughter COOPER, Mary <1> COOPER, John COOPER, Sarah COOPER, Samuel COOPER, Abigail COOPER, Hannah COOPER, Joseph COOPER, Rebbecca COOPER, <Unknown>. Spouse: . Dea. John HITCHCOCK and
Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h were married after 1673. Marrige
date in question given the birth and christening dates.
Spouse: . Samuel LINES and Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h were married in Nov 1674 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.36,134 Children were: John LINES, Samuel LINES, Mary LINES, Lydia LINES, Ebeneezer LINES, Daniel LINES, Ruth LINES. Spouse: . John HITCHCOCK and Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h were married after 1692 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.21,36 Spouse: Samuel CLARK JR.. Samuel CLARK JR. and Mary (Widow Lines) THOMPSON x h were married on 18 Apr 1717 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.36,75 Mary Eliza THOMPSON3,10,40,41,42 was born on 13 Jun 1841 in Pecatonica, Winnebago , Illinois. She has a reference index of I1876. She has a reference number of J-12.40 Parents: Deacon Joel W THOMPSON * and Emily MILLS *. Spouse: . Frank STICKNEY and Mary Eliza THOMPSON were married. Children were: William STICKNEY, Colia STICKNEY. Spouse: . Benjamin BROWN and Mary Eliza THOMPSON were married in Mar 1862.40 Mary Polly Kellogg THOMPSON3,10,11,25,37,40,41,42,43 was born on 10 Nov 1767 in Goshen, Litchfield , Connecticut.37 Birthplace assumed. Evidenty, first Mary did in infancy. She has an Ancestral File Number of 12D2-1MR.25,37 She has a reference index of I5445. Parents: Decon Stephen THOMPSON Sr.* and Mary WALTER *. Spouse: . Bradford KELLOGG and Mary Polly Kellogg THOMPSON were married.
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