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| 23001 | I20076 | Tesar | Arlene B. | 12 Jan 1923 | 28 Feb 2008 | 0 | Arlene attended Peru State Teachers College and taught in rural District #33 and #5. She later managed the Milligan Co-op Grocery Store. (Milligan, p 312). | STR06 |
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| 23003 | I47329 | Tesar | Kenneth Joe | 3 Jun 1955 | 24 Nov 2018 | 0 | Kenneth Joe Tesar, 63, of Kramer, Nebraska passed away on November 24, 2018, to live in his Heavenly Father's home. He was born June 3, 1955, to parents Joe and Allene Tesar in Lincoln. After graduating from Crete High School in 1974, Ken went on to study Diesel Mechanics at Southeast Community College in Milford where he earned an Associate of Applied Science degree with distinction, graduating top of his class. In April 1977, he was baptized and confirmed at St. John Lutheran Church in Seward. Ken farmed his entire life and spent five of those years working at Becklers Implement of Seward. In 1981, he made the decision to work full-time as a farmer. Ken and Marianne (Jans) were united in marriage on October 9, 1976. Together they had two children, Ashley and Whitney. Ken loved farming, fishing and hunting; but most importantly, enjoyed sharing in these activities with his dear family members and friends. Ken was an active member of St. John Lutheran Church in Kramer. He served the Lord and congregation in a variety of roles including Elder, Trustee, Board of Education and choir member. He was honored and proud to have served 18 years on the Board of Directors for the Farmers Cooperative Elevator. Being a proud Czech, Ken loved homemade kolaches and polka. You'd often find him eating fish at Bee, Nebraska on Friday evenings and listening to classic rock and George Strait from his recliner at home. He enjoyed spending his summers fishing in Chamberlain, South Dakota and playing fetch with his grand-dog, Sebastian (aka: Junior). For his girls, he instilled the importance and value of many things: reading complete instructions before starting a project, keeping a vehicle's fuel tank above half full, to truly listen and learn from others, and to always spread the love of Christ. Ken is survived by his wife, Marianne; daughters, Ashley Tesar of Lincoln, Whitney Peterson (Ryan) of Clear Lake, Minnesota; step-grandsons, Hunter and Weston Peterson of Clear Lake, Minnesota; sister, JoAnn Kroll; half-sister, Linda (Lou) Schafer of Tobias, half-brothers, Allen (Jan) Soukup, Glen (Trudy Townley) Soukup, all of Lincoln; many nieces and nephews; and countless friends who enriched his daily life. He was preceded in death by his parents. The family invites friends and loved ones to a time of remembrance and visitation from 5 to 8 p.m. at Kuncl Funeral Home in Crete on Monday, November 26. A funeral and burial service will be held on Tuesday, November 27 starting at 3:00 p.m. at St. John Lutheran Church in Kramer. The Ladies Aid will graciously serve a meal following the services at the church. Memorials to St. John Lutheran Church of Kramer and United Way of Lincoln and Lancaster County. Pallbearers: Nathan Porath, Ben Porath, Tim Porath, Kelsey Soukup, Dan Meinke, Travis Eggert Honorary Pallbearers: Caleb Easler, Dan Miller, David Eggert, Wayne Eggert, Roger Koch, Roger Miller, Gary Rezac. Arrangements entrusted to Kuncl Funeral Home ~ Crete. From Kuncl Funeral Home, courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy |
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| 23004 | I47943 | Tesar | LaVern | 18 Dec 1927 | 24 Dec 2021 | 0 | On Dec. 24, 2021, LaVern Tesar, son of John and Elsie (Slepicka) Tesar, passed away at home in Kennewick, Washington, from heart failure. He recently celebrated his 94th birthday Dec. 18 with his extended family. Vern was born on a farm near Exeter, then the family moved near Tobias, where he started grade school at the age of 4. The first few years of high school were in Milligan with graduation from Wilber High School. After three and one-half years serving in the Navy during World War II, he was married to Marjory Beck (daughter of Ed and Alice Beck) of Wilber on July 12, 1950. Vern received an Associates degree in electronics from Valparaiso Technical School and was hired by IBM, where he worked for 31 years. He became plant manager at the Boulder, Colorado, IBM facility. While in retirement, he held jobs as a deputy sheriff, real estate salesman, search and rescue volunteer, Meals on Wheels driver and senior center cook. He was an avid elk hunter and craftsman, building a home in the Colorado mountains. After he moved to Washington state, he could often be found in the orchards picking the apples and cherries missed by the professional crews. He enjoyed salmon fishing, and clamming and crabbing ar the beaches. He was always ready to help friends during branding time, pushing cows through the squeeze chute. Vern enjoyed family time listening to Big Joe and Molly B polka music. Marjory and Vern enjoyed traveling to many locations around the world. Vern is survived by his wife Marjory, and their three children, Randy, Gaye and Jon. He enjoyed the expansion of the family in recent years with seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings, Elaine, Darlene, Johnnie, Delyte, Rene and Vicki. His parents and brother, Larry, preceded him in death. Vern will always be remembered as a very social person who enjoyed bringing people together. His family and his role in the family were very important to him. He will be missed by his family and friends. Vern's ashes will be interred at the Wilber Czech Cemetery. Due to Covid concerns. a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) |
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| 23005 | I37512 | Tesar | Lloyd Leslie | 21 Dec 1930 | 23 Oct 2011 | 0 | Lloyd L. Tesar, age 80, of Aurora, died Sunday, October 23, 2011 in Aurora. Born December 21,1930 to Louis and Clara (Capek) Tesar in Beaver Crossing. Survivors: wife, Ardis (West Peterson) Tesar of Aurora; sons, Tim Peterson and wife Kimmie of Dannebrog, Russ Peterson of Utica; daughters, Tara Hanneman and husband Kirk of Aurora, Shari Krejci and husband Mike of Aurora; five grandchildren; brother, Dr. Delbert Tesar and wife Rogene of Austin, Texas. Preceded in death by daughter, Leslie Marie. Funeral services: 3 p.m. Friday, Milligan Auditorium, Milligan, Neb., Father Kenneth Borowiak officiating. Military graveside serves: Bohemian National Cemetery. Visitation beginning Thursday 1 p.m. until 8 p.m., with family greeting friends from 5 until 7, at Farmer & Son Funeral Home, Kotas Chapel in Milligan. Memorials to the family. Online condolences may be left at www.farmerandsonfuneralhome.com Lincoln Journal Star, October 25, 2011, courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy Lloyd Leslie Tesar was born December 21, 1930, on a farm near Beaver Crossing, Nebraska. His parents were Louis and Clara (Capek) Tesar of Beaver Crossing. Lloyd was the oldest of four children and passed away Sunday, October 23, 2011, at the Memorial Hospital in Aurora, Nebraska at the age of 80 years 10 months and two days. As a young boy, he attended Beaver Crossing School and graduated with the class of 1948. Shortly after his graduation from Beaver Crossing High School, Lloyd enlisted and entered the United States Air Force in January of 1951. There he met his life-long friend, Captain Jack Delaigle, and his wife Mary from Georgia. A highlight of his AP (Air Police) duty was saluting General Dwight D. Eisenhower as he entered Forbes Air Base in Topeka, Kansas. Lloyd achieved the rank of staff sergeant and wore four stripes. He was honorably discharged in December of 1954. Before returning to the family farm, Lloyd owned a bar and was a professional painter specializing in high work which included towers, buildings, and bridges. With this work, he met two more life-long friends, Virgil Petersen and John Lape. Lloyd, then came back to the family farm near Beaver Crossing to raise cattle, seed corn, and other row crops. In 1978, he received a Grower Recognition Award from Golden Harvest for an outstanding high yield. He married his loving wife, Ardis (West) Peterson, March 9, 1973. They met at a dance and continued to enjoy dancing for most of their 37 years of marriage. He was very proud to show off their golden goblets for best Polka Dancers. Lloyd and Ardis made wonderful memories taking numerous trips visiting family and friends across the country. Lloyd was a 52 year member of the American Legion Holmes Post #178 of Beaver Crossing. He enjoyed a good game of cards or a night of bowling. He could often be found fishing off the Beaver Creek bridge or stump fishing in the Blue River. Good times were had coon hunting with his sons, Tim and Russ, and he loved teaching daughters, Tara and Shari, how to dance. In July of 1995, lung cancer forced Lloyd to retire from farming. Later in 2005, Lloyd and Ardis moved to Aurora to be closer to their family. He cherished the frequent visits made by the grandkids. Lloyd was very proud of the beautiful new home they shared for six wonderful years. He is survived by his wife, Ardis, children and spouses, Tim and Kimmie Peterson, Dannebrog, NE, Russ Peterson, Utica, NE, Tara and Kirk Hanneman, Aurora, NE, and Shari and Mike Krejci, Aurora, NE, grandchildren, Amber Peterson, Cheyenne, WY, Hailey and Kash Hanneman, Aurora, NE, Cole and Carson Krejci, Aurora, NE, brother, Dr. Delbert Tesar, sister in law, Rogene, Austin, TX, nieces and nephews, Myron "Ron" Tesar, Cyndee Smith, Cheryl Gray, Vim Tesar, Aleta Wilder, Landon Tesar, and Allison Woodall. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Sylvan and Delmar Tesar, his daughter Leslie Marie Tesar, his parents, Louis and Clara Tesar. Services for Lloyd will be Friday, October 28, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. at the Milligan Auditorium in Milligan, Nebraska. Visitation will begin Thursday at 1:00 pm until 8:00 pm with the family greeting friends from 5 until 7. Graveside services with Military Honors will in the Bohemian National Cemetery. Memorials are directed to the family. |
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| 23006 | I47522 | Tesar | Lorene Jean | 19 Mar 1931 | 7 Jul 2019 | 0 | A Funeral Service for Lorene will be held on Wednesday, July 10, 2019, at 10:30 a.m. at the Milligan United Methodist Church in Milligan, Nebraska with Pastor Murry Johnston and Kim Dunker presiding. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, July 9, 2019, at Farmer & Son Funeral Home - Kotas Chapel in Milligan, Nebraska, from 2:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. with the family greeting friends from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Graveside Services will be conducted following the funeral service at the Bohemian National Cemetery in Milligan, Nebraska. Memorials are to be directed to the Milligan Legion Auxiliary or Milligan United Methodist Church. Lorene Jean Tesar Zeleny, youngest daughter of James J Tesar and Barbara Becwar Tesar was born on March 19, 1931 in Saline County on a farm four miles East of Milligan and entered into eternal rest on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at the age of 88 years. Lorene graduated from Milligan High School in 1948, with a Normal Training teaching certificate enabling her to teach Fillmore County Rural School District #6, the same rural school she had attended as a child. During the summers, she worked at the ASCS farm office in Geneva and as a telephone operator at LT & T in Lincoln. She married Bernard Zeleny on April 19, 1951 in the little white Methodist Church in Milligan. They lived their entire married life of 68 years on a farm Northwest of Milligan. God blessed them with two precious children, Carol and Dave. Lorene was an active member of the Millligan United Methodist Church since 1953, serving in almost all elected and appointed offices; a sponsor for 12 years for MYF and Youth Choir, and Sunday School teacher for 14 years with perfect attendance. She was a charter member of the Friend Hospital Auxiliary. Lorene was a permanent member of the Milligan Legion Auxiliary Unit #240 serving in elected and appointed offices in the Unit, County and District 11. She serviced as Mother to the Junior Auxiliary at Girls State in 1977. In 1975, she became a charter member of Bleu Valle Salon #76. In 1987, she was selected as Departmental Child Welfare Chairperson; she traveled the State of Nebraska visiting the Salons and she used magic to help emphasize her speeches on children with cystic Fibrosis. In 1951, she became a member of Friendship Temple #20 of the Order of the Pythian Sisters, serving in all officer chairs, attaining Most Excellent Chief and later as District Most Excellent Chief. She enjoyed many happy times with the Country Girls of '48; members of the Milligan Seniors and the bowling team of Bunker's Inn. As a member of the Legion Auxiliary Kitchen Band, she enjoyed dressing up as a clown, Santa, bum, hillbilly and Easter Bunny, bringing joy to others, especially at care homes. Bernard and Lorene traveled all over America with the Becwar's and the Geneva State Ambassador Club making lasting friendships. In 2001, when she became visually impaired she became a member of the South Central Support Group at Shickley and also became Region #5 Representative on the Nebraska Board for the Visually Impaired serving in leadership and speaking positions. She never missed the Tesar Christmas. She felt like her cousins were close family. She was thrilled being a tele-care Grammie to the 5th Graders of Exeter-Milligan School Lorene was a loving wife, a devoted mother, grandmother and great-grandmother and a beloved friend. Her favorite times were when her family gathered together at the farm home. In her younger days, she loved to take care of vegetable and flower gardens; can and freeze her bounty; bake crescent rolls, pies and cinnamon rolls; raise chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese. She loved to walk in the country with her dog, Louie; read newspapers and listen to the world and local news on TV; and she didn't want to be disturbed when she listed to the "soaps". She was a "die-hard" Democrat, serving on the Election Board from 1951 to 2002 until her eyesight failed. Lorene will always be remembered by her warm, caring hugs, her constant smile and loving messages enclosed in everyone's greeting cards. Lorene was preceded in death by: her parents, James J and Barbara Tesar; her husband's parents, Mike and Frances Uldrich Zeleny; sister, Arlene and husband, Ralph Hromadka; and brother-in-law, Bob Zeleny. She is survived by her husband of 68 years Bernard; children: daughter, Carol and husband, Patrick Darnell of Lincoln; son, David of Milligan; grandchildren: Heather and husband, James Liggett of Kansas; Benjamin Darnell of Tucson, Arizona; Laura and husband, Cody Valentine of Beatrice; and Kristen Zeleny of Lincoln; great grandchildren: Aurora and Henry Liggett and Boston Donovan Zeleny; sister-in-law, Diane Zeleny; Soul Sister, Cheryl Tesar; Personal Adopted Sister, Jean Jacobsen; Niece, Barbara Hromadka and family; Nephews: Jim Zeleny and family; Mike and Amy Zeleny and family; and Jeff Zeleny. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) |
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| 23007 | I15031 | Tesar | Louis | 2 Jun 1903 | Jan 1984 | 0 | Husband: Louis Tesar, parents John Tesar and Agnes Svec Born: 2 Jun 1903, Friend Died: 12 Jan 1984, Beaver Crossing Buried: 14 Jan 1984, Bohemian National Cemetery, Milligan Brother: Bill Sister: Mrs. Henry (Helen) Krivohlavek Wife: Clara Capek, parents Joseph Capek and Josie Herynk Married: 8 Oct 1929, Wilber Sons: Lloyd; Sylvan; Delbert Courtesy Richard Nohavec |
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| 23008 | I37513 | Tesar | Sylvan LeRoy | 22 Feb 1933 | 21 May 2011 | 0 | Sylvan LeRoy Tesar of Beaver Crossing, was born at his parents farm south of Beaver Crossing, Nebraska on February 22, 1933 to Louis and Clara (Capek) Tesar, the 2nd of 4 children and passed away Saturday, May 21, 2011 at the Friend Manor in Friend, Nebraska at the age of 78 years 2 months and 29 days. As a young boy he attended and graduated from Beaver Crossing Public School with the class of 1951. Sylvan served in the US Army during the Korean Conflict at Fort Bragg, NC and returned to Nebraska to farm in the Beaver Crossing area until his retirement in 1994. In 1955, he was united in marriage to Elaine Simacek and to this union two children, Ron and Cyndee were born. He later was blessed with a second marriage to Lois (Niewedde) Vollstedt, bringing three more children to his life, Lodeen, Arlen, and Cheryl. He later adopted Cheryl in 1965. Sylvan was a life-long farmer, farming west of Beaver Crossing until his retirement in 1994. His care of the land over the years was rewarded with a Seward County Conservation Award and also the National Achievement Award in 1969. After his retirement from the farm he built and lived in his log cabin home near Beaver Crossing until he entered the Friend Manor in March of 2009. He was a member of the Beaver Crossing United Methodist Church and was a lifetime member of the American Legion Holmes Post #178, serving as the District #12 Commander. He also was a member of the Forty and 8 in Lincoln. In his spare time he enjoyed fishing and received a Master Angler award. He also enjoyed bowling, trap shooting, traveling to Branson, Missouri in the summer and winter vacationing in Mercedes, TX. He and his wife of 38 years, Lois, spent many enjoyable hours attending dances around the area with special times at the Flying V and Pla Mor Ballroom. He is survived by his children and spouses, Cheryl and Daniel Gray, Grand Island, NE, Myron "Ron" and Linda Tesar, Brooksville, FL, Cyndee Smith, St. Petersburg, FL, step children and spouses, Lodeen and Dennis Koranda, Jr., Seward, Arlen and Susan Vollstedt, Garland, grandchildren and spouses, Alexis Conway and Jentry Smith, St. Petersburg, FL, Shawn and Kim Mortensen, Norton, KS, Leah and Linc Reynolds, Huntsville, AL, Andy and Mandy Mortensen, Lincoln, McKenzie Mortensen, also of Lincoln, Kevin and Ginny Koranda, Rodney and Carmen Koranda, Bryan and Tracy Koranda, all of Seward, Jennifer and Jason Brase, Staplehurst, Julie and Chad Phillips, Garland, Janelle and Travis Schaefer, Seward, 19 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandson, brothers and sisters-in-law, Lloyd and Ardis Tesar, Aurora, Dr. Delbert and Rogene Tesar, Austin, TX, nieces, nephews, and spouses, Vim Tesar, Aleta Tesar, Landon Tesar, Allison Woodall, Tara Hanneman, Shari Krejcil, great nieces and nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his brother, Delmar Tesar, an infant son, Keith Tesar, his parents, Louis and Clara Tesar and his former spouses, Elaine and Lois A Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, June 9, 2011 at 4pm at the Beaver Crossing United Methodist Church with Rev. Betsy Galloway-Carew officiating. Burial of ashes with military honors conducted by Holmes Post #178 will be at the Bohemian National Cemetery in Milligan at 1pm also on Thursday. Memorials have been established and are directed in care of the family. Arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Lauber-Moore Funeral Home, Beaver Crossing. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) |
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| 23009 | I47928 | Tessar | Sonja | 14 Dec 1937 | 18 Jul 2022 | 0 | Sonja Lee (Tessar) Gunther was called home to be with the Lord on Monday, July 18, 2022, at age 84. She passed away peacefully in San Antonio, TX, with her children by her side. She was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, who is so dearly loved and missed. Her memory will live on forever in the hearts of her family. Sonja was born December 14, 1937 in Crete, NE to parents Edward and Libby (Simacek) Tessar. She graduated from Crete High School in 1955. Sonja met her husband of 62 years, Gabriel Gunther, in Crete, and they married on August 13, 1960, later having two children, Grant and Sheryl. Sonja had a long career, including many years serving in the Dean's Offices of the College of Agriculture and the College of Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She retired in San Antonio, TX, where she enjoyed many years with her family. During her life, Sonja enjoyed serving the Catholic Church, the Sokol Organization, and the American Legion Club. Sonja's smile could light up any room, and her personal interest in her friends and family was endearing. She had a keen ability to stay connected with longtime friends, regardless of distance, maintaining close friendships and keeping in touch with their families throughout the years. She embraced her Czech heritage and was always quick to share Czech cuisine or music with friends and neighbors. Throughout her life, Sonja demonstrated keen interest in history, geography, travel, and politics, often engaging those around her in insightful conversation. Sonja was preceded in death by her parents Edward and Libby Tessar, of Crete, NE, and her husband Gabriel Gunther, of Frankfort, KS. She is survived by her son Grant (Elise); daughter Sheryl (Christopher); and grandsons Christopher and Andrew, all of San Antonio, TX, and several cousins. Funeral services will be held at 3:00 PM on Wednesday, July 27, at Kuncl Funeral Home in Crete, NE. Final interment will be at Riverside Cemetery in Crete, NE. Memorials may be sent in Sonja's honor to a charity of donor's choice. (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy) |
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| 23010 | I37835 | Teston | Susan Melissa | 23 Apr 1854 | 16 May 1946 | 0 | Said to be a daughter of Duncan TESTON and Lucinda HINSON. In 1930, she was living in the home of son and daughter-in-law, Sidney and Edna Cousins. At the time of the 1940 Federal census, she was living with her youngest daughter and son-in-law, Alice and G. Ott Gunter, in Newton County, Texas. She appears to have been living with them since at least 1935. She is shown as Edna, born in Belgrade, Texas, on the death certificate of her youngest son, Sidney Bryant Cousins. This was likely just an error, as Sidney's wifes name was Edna. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JXBN-8VC name: Melissa Cousins death date: 16 May 1946 death place: Burkeville, Newton, Texas gender: Female race: White death age: 92 years 24 days estimated birth date: birth date: 23 Apr 1854 birthplace: Alabama marital status: Widowed spouse's name: father's name: Teston father's birthplace: Alabama mother's name: mother's birthplace: Alabama occupation: None place of residence: Burkeville, Newton, Texas cemetery: Tamer Cem. burial place: Burkeville, Texas burial date: 17 May 1946 additional relatives: film number: 2218376 digital film number: 4030558 image number: 647 reference number: cn 23831 Collection: Melissa Cousins, "Texas, Deaths, 1890-1976" |
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| 23012 | I12060 | Tetreau | Gary D. | 16 Nov 1953 | 7 Nov 1985 | 0 | According to the Cass City Chronicle, dated November 13, 1985, he was killed in a three-vehicle accident on Caseville Road in Winsor Township. He was the son of Lex and Ardis Tetreau of Cass City, a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, and an employee of the H.B.E. Hospital Construction Firm. Survivors included his children, parents, sister Mrs. Fred (Lexie) SAAR, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robely Tetreau and maternal grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Reinke of Bad Axe. | STR06 |
| 23013 | I47630 | Tevis | John Felix | 1 Feb 1897 | 14 Jan 1958 | 0 | His Texas Death Certificate shows him as the son of C. G. Tevis and Willie Rogers. His usual occupation was Retired Frt. and Passenger Agency with the M.K. & T. , informant was Mrs. Valerie Tevis, his wife. | STR06 |
| 23014 | I45869 | Tew | Jeremiah | 22 Feb 1779 | 19 Feb 1859 | 0 | His FindAGrave Memorial page links him to his parents, Jeremiah Tew Sr (1747 Northampton Co, NC-1829 Sampson Co, NC) and Rachel Holley (b. 1750 Duplin Co, NC -1830 Sampson Co, NC) | STR06 |
| 23015 | I45870 | Tew | Jesse | 15 Apr 1816 | 11 Oct 1894 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Jeff Hubbard, shows he was twice married, to Mary Jane Jackson and Mary M. Lewis, and also has links to five of his children, as well as noting that the served in "Co A 71 NC State Troops, CSA." | STR06 |
| 23016 | I48640 | Tew | John Adam | 15 Jan 1852 | 12 Aug 1925 | 0 | (Research):Family Search shows him as a son of Wiley Tew and Anna Jean Baggett of Sampson, North Carolina. | STR06 |
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| 23019 | I2670 | Thacker | Jesse Wilson | 10 Feb 1923 | 26 Sep 1968 | 0 | The son of Samuel THACKER and Edna SOWELL. He enlisted in the U. S. Army on 23 May 1942. | STR06 |
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| 23021 | I47382 | Thacker | Noah | 6 Mar 1888 | 7 Jan 1965 | 0 | There are pdf's of both his military marker and Texas Death Certificate on his Find A Grave Memorial page. His military marker is engraved with a cross, and "Noah Thacker, Texas PFC Co L 141 Infantry World War I PH March 6, 1999 Jan 7 1965." His Texas Death certificate shows his usual occupation as Farmer, Truck Farm. He was shown as married, and veteran of World War I. His parents were listed as John Thacker and Virginia Bullock. Informant was Mrs. Ferrell Smith, relationship not indicated, but presumably his step daugher Audie Rae Smith. |
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| 23022 | I47383 | Thacker | Noah Lee | 25 Jul 1939 | 3 Nov 2017 | 0 | Funeral services for Noah Lee Clay, 78, of Lufkin will be held November 11, 2017 in the Carroway Funeral Home Chapel. Graveside services with military honors will follow in the Whitehouse Cemetery. Mrs. Clay was born July 25, 1939 in Kirbyville, Texas to the late Minnie Elizabeth (Strickland) and Noah Lee Thacker, and died Friday, November 3, 2017 in Huntington. Mrs. Clay had resided in Lufkin for 34 years. She served in the U.S. Navy and taught math at Jasper High School and Angelina College for a combined 21 years. Mrs. Clay loved her great-grandchildren the most and enjoyed spending time with her family. She attended the First Church of the Nazarene. Survivors include her husband, Eugene Clay; daughter, Karla Clay; granddaughter, Abby Cla; great-grandchildren, Mason Arnold and Emma Villarreal; sister, Bonnie King; nieces, nephews and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her parents and sister, Audie Ray Smith. Edited - full obit may be obtained from Carroway Funeral Home, Lufkin, directors - Nov 8, 2017. (Copied from her Find A Grave Memorial page) |
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| 23026 | I18651 | Theunnisen | Claes | Abt 1627 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Called der Uylenspiegel (the joker). | STR06 |
| 23027 | I21252 | Thibodeaux | Odell Katherine | 14 Jan 1914 | 7 Jun 1994 | 0 | The Sabine County Reporter June 22, 1994, Page 8 Odell Whittlesey Odell Whittlesey, 80, of Pt. Arthur died Tuesday, June 7. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. at Pat A. Riley Funeral Home in Nederland. Interment was at Greenlawn Cemetery, Pt. Arthur. Survivors: husband, Henry A. Whittlesey of Hemphill; a daugher, Katherine Johnnie of Bridge City; a son, James Otey of Nederland; 11 grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, December 2008) |
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| 23028 | I30200 | Thiel | Caroline Elizabeth | Abt 1913 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Cass City Chronicle June 2, 1939 Local Items Page 3 Miss Caroline Elizabeth THIEL, daughter of Mrs. Anna THIEL, of Gary, Indiana, is a member of the 1939 class to graduate from Indiana University at Bloomington. Mrs. Thiel was formerly Anna Zinnecker of Cass City. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 23030 | I12619 | Thoman | Alice May | 23 May 1907 | 13 Jun 1989 | 0 | From FindAGrave: GLEN ROCK - Alice M. (Thoman) Cramer, 82, of Glen Rock RD 1, died Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital, York. She was the wife of Lawrence A. Cramer. The couple would have observed in August their 64th wedding anniversary. The service will be 2 p.m. Friday at St. Jacob's (Stone) Church, Brodbecks RD 1. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Visitation will be 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the church. The Geiple Funeral Home Inc., 53 Main St., is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Cramer was born in Manheim Township, the daughter of the late Zacharius and Cora (Krebs) Thoman. She was a lifetime resident of Manheim Township, and was a member of St. Jacob's (Stone) Lutheran Congregation. Mrs. Cramer also is survived by two daughters, Virginia M. Williams, Hanover, and Henrietta J. Krenzer, Orange, Va.; a son, Robert D. Cramer, Hanover; 12 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and a brother, William Z. Thoman, Spring Grove RD 2. Officiating at the service will be her pastor, the Rev. Richard C. Weaver. |
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| 23031 | I41975 | Thomas | Anna Virginia | 21 Jan 1902 | 14 Jun 1998 | 0 | Said to be a daughter of Walter Theophilus Thomas and Tempe Sue Roberts. | STR06 |
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| 23033 | I35980 | Thomas | Cora Lee | Dec 1865 | 31 Oct 1922 | 0 | Name: Cora J. Wilson Gender: Female Burial Date: Burial Place: Memphis, Tn Death Date: 31 Oct 1922 Death Place: Memphis, Shelby, Tennessee Age: 56 Birth Date: 1866 Birthplace: Ne Occupation: Housewife Race: White Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Elijah Thomas Father's Birthplace: Ky Mother's Name: S. Hillis Mother's Birthplace: Ky Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06460-2 System Origin: Tennessee-EASy Source Film Number: 1299750 Reference Number: v 52 cn 499 Collection: Tennessee Deaths and Burials, 1874-1955 |
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| 23035 | I5901 | Thomas | Dee Villa | 4 Feb 1906 | 3 Sep 1987 | 0 | Described as "of southwest Stillwater" Payne County area schoolteacher Dee Villa Clark of Perkins died Thursday, Sept. 3, 1987 in Stillwater Medical Center at the age of 81. Her funeral is scheduled Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the First Christian Church in Perkins. Internment will be held in the Elm Grove Cemetery. Charles Wall and the Rev. C. Jeffrey Gill will officiate at the service, which are being arranged by Strode Funeral Home. Mrs. Clark was born in Ripley on Feb. 4, 1906, the daughter of Edwin V. and Orpha (Phenis) Thomas. She lived in the Ripley area most of her early life, except for a year when her parents lived in Tonkawa. She married Earl Harrison Clark on Feb. 21, 1934, on her parents farm west of Ripley. The couple lived in or near Stillwater until he retired in 1968 and they moved to Perkins. She graduated from Oklahoma A & M College in 1930 and earned her teaching certificate. She taught school for 38 years in a number of towns in the area and was a member of the First Christian Church. Mrs. Clark is survived by her husband; one son, Arthur Edwin Clark of Oklahoma City; one grandchild; one brother, Wayne Haskell Thomas of Yukon; and one sister, Mrs. Howard (Lorene) Mahurin of Olympia, Wash. |
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| 23036 | I5819 | Thomas | Edward Valejo | 14 Apr 1872 | 30 Jan 1945 | 0 | Edwin Valejo Thomas, 72, died Sunday following a heart attack at his home, 211 West Eleventh street. (January 28, 1945, buried Jan. 31, 1945 according to Thomas family bible) He had been here four months, moving from Ripley where had lived since 1898. Thomas was born April 14, 1872, at Xenia, Kas., the son of John and Elmira Anson Thomas. He was married to Orpha A. Phenis at Agra Sept. 21, 1904. He was a member of the Christian church and a Knight Pythias. Funeral services will be conducted at the Ripley Christian church Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. Romans Smith, Stillwater Christian church pastor. Burial will be in the Ripley cemetery under the direction of Vincent funeral home. Survivors beside the widow included a son, Wayne H. Thomas of Frederick; two daughters, Mrs. DeeVilla Clark of West Plains, Mo. and Mrs. Lorene Mahurin of Stillwater; a brother French L Thomas of Clovis, N.M. Bearers will be Bill Simma, George Kirk, J.R. Elliott, Hubert Moorman, Bill Hickman and George Saint. |
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| 23037 | I48597 | Thomas | Eilene Marie | 20 Apr 1937 | 25 Jan 2024 | 0 | Eilene Marie Wehr-Rath, 86, of Lexington, Nebraska, passed away on Thursday, January 25, 2024, at her home in Lexington. She was born on April 20, 1937, in Bennet, Nebraska, to Fred and Agnes (Brejcha) Thomas. Eilene attended public school in Bennet and graduated from Bennet High School with the class of 1954. She married Robert (Bob) Snyder in 1955. To this union, two children were born, David and Theresa (Terri). In 1967, she married Veryl Wehr and welcomed his son, Doug. The three kids were raised as one family. After Veryl's death, Eilene married Hugh Rath in 2007. They spent their latter years of life singing to each other, studying the Bible, and just loving one another! Eilene spent most of her adult career working for Reach Electronics in Lexington. She worked up the corporate ladder from secretary to eventually becoming CEO. During this time, her biggest accomplishment was applying for and having the company awarded the President's "E" Award for Exports from the US Government. She got to dine at the White House with then President Ronald Reagan. After Reach closed their doors, she moved on to work for Veetronix, a subsidiary of Reach. She would tell her kids, "I'm just a little ole' kid from a little ole' town with no college education. I just can't believe the opportunities I've had in my life!" She retired early when her husband, Veryl, became ill and needed around-the-clock care. Eilene loved spending time with her family, cooking, boating, being at the lake, and being with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She enjoyed needlework and doing plastic canvas. She gave many of the things she made away. In her younger years, you would find her sunbathing or boating at Johnson Lake, but as she aged, she liked watching Andy Griffith or Looney Tunes on tv, relaxing outside, and taking naps! She was a member of the Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Kearney. Those left to cherish her memory are her children, Doug Wehr of Kearney, David (Linda Kingham) Snyder of Fort Collins, Colorado, and Theresa (Terri) Casper of Lexington; step-children, Steve (Linda) Rath of Elwood, Nebraska and Mike (Amanda) Rath of Whitney, Nebraska; sister, Phyllis (Ralph) Steward of Bennet, Nebraska; grandchildren, Jason (Tiffany) Wehr, Christopher (Claudia) Wehr, Daniel (Felicia) Snyder, Alyssa (Ryan) Benson, Julie (Sean) Urban, Mary Beth (Clint) Stoll, Curt Casper, Becki (Tom) Hoffman, Eric Casper and Blake (Courtney Patterson) Casper; fifteen great-grandchildren with two more on the way, special friend Sue Berndt who cared for her so lovingly the last several years, as well as many extended family and friends. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her ex-husband Robert (Bob) Snyder, husband, Veryl Wehr, and husband, Hugh Rath; brothers, John Thomas and Bill Thomas; sister, Vivian Thomas, son-in-law Craig Casper, stepchildren, Debra Smith, Ron Rath, and Beverly Dyke. A Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday, February 1, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. at Reynolds-Love Funeral Home in Lexington with Pastor John Strackbein, officiating. The service will be live-streamed via the Reynolds-Love Funeral Home Facebook page. Inurnment will be held at Greenwood Cemetery in Lexington, with refreshments following at Grace Lutheran Church in Lexington. Memorials are kindly suggested to the Lexington Volunteer Fire Department. A very special thank you to the LVFD for helping Eilene so many times.510 Reynolds-Love Funeral Home in Lexington is honored to be assisting the family with arrangements. Please share online condolences with the family by visiting: reynoldslovefuneralhome.com (Courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy, from Reynolds Love Funeral Home) |
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| 23038 | I10412 | Thomas | Emily M. "Tee" | 23 Feb 1885 | 22 Apr 1913 | 0 | The daughter of Daniel Thomas and Sarah Grigsby. | STR06 |
| 23039 | I47768 | Thomas | Geneva | 15 Jan 1930 | 31 Dec 2019 | 0 | Geneva Iles, 89, of Hemphill, Texas passed away Tuesday, December 31, 2019 in Hemphill Care Center.Geneva was born January 15, 1930 in Kerlin, Arkansas to parents, Jeff and Ruthie Ray Freeman Thomas. She grew up in Brookeland, Texas and later lived in Port Arthur, Texas before moving to Hemphill. She was a loving wife, mother, and homemaker. She loved to sew and spend time with her grandchildren. Geneva is survived by her sons, James Thomas Iles of Hemphill and Donald P. Iles and wife, Angela, also of Hemphill; brothers, Charles Ray Thomas and wife, Francis, of Lewisville, Texas; sister, Norma Lee Martin and husband, Joe Clinton Martin, of Hemphill; grandchildren, Danny Iles of Lufkin, Chris Iles of Nacogdoches, Caitlyn Iles of New Caney, and Makenna Iles of Hemphill; and many nephews and nieces. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Kenneth Iles; parents, Jeff and Ruthie Ray Thomas; brothers, Vernon Thomas, Jeff Thomas, and Dewitt Thomas; sisters, Patsy Penderlast and June Thomas; and niece, Linda Baca Bargainer. Visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Friday, January 3, 2020 at Starr Funeral Home, 510 Starr Street, Hemphill, Texas. Funeral services will begin at 11:00 a.m. Friday, January 3, 2020 in Starr Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Floyd Wright officiating. Burial will follow services in Hemphill Cemetery. Condolences may be left and guestbook may be signed at www.starrfuneralhome.com. (Copied from Starr Funeral Home Website) Also published in The Sabine County Reporter, January 8, 2020, Page 5 |
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| 23040 | I25768 | Thomas | George | Abt 1845 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Census Name RelationMarital StatusGenderRaceAgeBirthplaceOccupationFather's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace George THOMAS Self M Male W 35 NJ Farm Laborer NJ NJ Nancy A. THOMAS Wife M Female W 34 AL Keeping House AL AL Mary H. THOMAS Dau S Female W 10 TN At Home NJ AL Martha A. THOMAS Dau S Female W 4 AL At Home NJ AL John L. THOMAS Son S Male W 3 TN At Home NJ AL Briggs J. THOMAS Son S Male W 5M TN At Home NJ AL John MCLEMORE Nephew S Male W 20 AL Farm Laborer AL AL Richard MCLEMORE BroL W Male W 45 AL Farm Laborer AL AL Source Information: Census PlaceDistrict 1, Lincoln, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255267 NA Film Number T9-1267 Page Number 3B |
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| 23041 | I29732 | Thomas | Gordon Lawrie | 4 Dec 1914 | 15 Oct 1997 | 0 | Volume 5 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, dated September 1, 1941, reported that Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas were set to leave for Coral Gables, Florida, where Mr. Thomas would be an instructor in the University of Miami. In the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, Volume 9, September 2, 1946, in a column titled "Our Service Men Who Have Returned Home", it was noted that Gordon L. Thomas 'after three years' service in U.S., Italy, France and England. He is now an instructor at Michigan State College.' The Striffler-Benkelman Broadcast, Volume 11, published September 6, 1948, reported that he was attending Northwestern University at Evanston, Ill. while on a leave of absence from Michigan State College. Volume 15 of the same periodical, published September 1, 1952, noted that he received his Ph.D. degree in speech from Northwestern University at Evanston, Illinois. It was further noted that he and his family had moved to a new home in East Lansing, Michigan. Volume 22 of the same periodical, dated September 7, 1959, reported that the family spent three months during the last winter in Mexico. Much of their time was spent travelling, with visits to Mexico City, Vera Cruz, Oaxaca, Cuernavaca, Puerto Vallarta and a small fishing village. Mr. Thomas was on a sabbatical leave from Michigan State University. Volume 23 reported he had been recently re-elected to his second term as Mayor of the City of East Lansing. Volume 26 of the same periodical reported that Gordon, Phyllis and Kathleen had spent three months driving their own car through a number of European countries, including Russia and Poland. Volume 28 reported they had again spent their summer traveling by car throughout Europe. |
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| 23042 | I29732 | Thomas | Gordon Lawrie | 4 Dec 1914 | 15 Oct 1997 | 0 | (Research): Family Search shows him as a son of Reginald Haslam Thomas and Amelia Lawrie, who emigrated to Michigan from the United Kingdom. |
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| 23043 | I14097 | Thomas | Iredell Dickinson | Abt 1805 | Abt 1866 | 0 | Iredell Thomas was an early settler in the area, arriving in east Texas with his parents and siblings around 1828. He built the first store in the newly established town of San Augustine in 1833, and it became one of the largest mercantile businesses in town. A leading citizen of the area, Thomas amassed considerable wealth and land holdings as a businessman and planter. During the Texas Revolution he participated in the siege of Bexar and served as secretary of the San Augustine Committee of Vigilance and Safety. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/drtsa/00047/drt-00047.html At the time of the 1860 census, brother-in-law Matthew Cartwright had real estate at $500,000 and personal property near $75,000, with only 13 slaves. Henson and Parmelee point out by way of contrast that brother-in-law and "planter" William Garrett estate, included 132 slaves, and that "Farmer-Merchant" Iredell D. Thomas had $166,000 in accumulated wealth, and 52 slaves. (Henson and Parmelee, "The Cartwrights of San Augustine," p. 191). In the book "Becoming Bourgeois: Merchant Culture in the South, 1820-1865" (Frank Byrne, The University Press of Kentucky, 2006, available on Google Books), the author writes that both of Iredell's sons "went on to serve in the Confederate army for the remainder of the war. Later both gained a measure of political notoriety in postwar Texas, James as a senatorial candidate in 1877 and Iredell (Jr.) as a leading organizer of the Ku Klux Klan in San Augustine." |
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| 23046 | I1558 | Thomas | Julia Alma | 14 Feb 1878 | 13 Jan 1949 | 0 | Her death certificate shows her as the daughter of Noel Thomas and Jannie Mathews of Texas. | STR06 |
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| 23049 | I38464 | Thomas | L. G. | 15 Mar 1919 | 2 Oct 1987 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1930 Census Texas, Sabine County, JP 4 Enumerated April 12, 1930 ED 202-6 SD 19 Sheet 3A Stamped 74 Geneva and Bronson Road 54-60 Thomas, George L Head M W 49 m 25 La La La Farmer Thomas, Dena Wf F W 45 m 21 Tx Tx La Thomas, John R Son M W 15 S Tx La Tx Laborer Farm Thomas, Lamar Son M W 13 S Tx La Tx Thomas, L. G. Son M W 11 S Tx La Tx Thomas, Odis Son M W 7 S Tx La Tx Thomas, Opal Dtr F W 5 S Tx La Tx |
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| 23050 | I24820 | Thomas | Leora | Nov 1897 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Melba Gene McLemore shows her as marrying Leonard SAUNDERS. | STR06 |
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| 23052 | I5905 | Thomas | Lorene | 3 Sep 1915 | 20 Mar 1995 | 0 | RR2 Box 109, Olympia, Washington, 98502 | STR06 |
| 23053 | I4595 | Thomas | Lottie | 28 Dec 1901 | 5 Mar 1995 | 0 | LOTTIE ANDERSON 28 Dec 1901 05 Mar 1995 73055 (Marlow, Stephens, OK ) (none specified) 442-64-0712 Oklahoma | STR06 |
| 23054 | I9358 | Thomas | Lucy | 4 Oct 1839 | 2 Jan 1896 | 0 | Her FindAGrave memorial page, created by Paula Williamson, states that "She was the a widow who was the first wife of John Henry Lee. She died of measles after being exposed to her grand daughter with measles who also died. She and John had 4 children (she had children by previous marriage.) " | STR06 |
| 23055 | I24516 | Thomas | Patrick | 7 Jan 1929 | Feb 1963 | 0 | (Research):Patricia Thomas notes that he died in Brackenridge Hospital in Austin. | STR06 |
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| 23059 | I4052 | Thomason | Glen Eugene | 21 Jul 1915 | 27 May 2000 | 0 | The Oklahoma Genweb World War II project for Comanche County notes that Glen E. Thomason, entered the Navy in April 1943. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Thomason, and husband of Mazella Beznoska. http://www.okgenweb.org/~okcomanc/military/ww2t.html |
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| 23061 | I71 | Thompson | Alexander | Abt 1739 | Between 1808 and 1815 | 0 | From "Thompson Mill History" by Calvin G. Floyd in STRICKLAND SCENE Vol 2, No 1 First Quarter 1981 (Strickland Research, Inc. 1661 Laurancae Way, Riverdale, GA 30296): "Alexander Thompson, Sr. was born 1739 and died 1815 in Madison County. He married Elizabeth Hodge (1745-1820). They are buried near Thompson's Mill, but no grave markers have been found by the writer. Alexander Thompson, Sr. was a Revolutionary War soldier. He received a scalp wound at the battle of King's Mountain which left a permanent scar. Alexander Thompson moved his family from Burke County, NC, to Wilkes County, GA in 1788. His sister and her husband, William McDaniel, also came to Wilkes County at this time. (Later he) moved to a place on the east side of South River across from his son's home (James Thompson, Sr.). This was in Elbert County at that time. They built substantial log houses for their families. Alexander Thompson, Sr. built a dam across South River at the shoals. A grist mill and a saw mill were constructed and were operated by water power. His will states that he also had cotton machines. In the book, OUR KIN by Manning, it is written that this was the first grist mill in north Georgia. Lumber was sawed at the mill from primeval timber to build the two story home of Alexander Thompson, Sr. He was on the first Superior Court Jury list after Madison County was formed in 1812. He was a member of the first Board of Road Commissioners from Danielsville District in 1812. He bought one of the lots at auction onthe Court House Square in Danielsville, which were sold for funds to build a courthouse. A plantation of 1900 acres was operated by the Thompson family. Several slaves were owned by family members. The mills and farms were operated for several generations by descendants of Alexander Thompson. From HISTORY OF GEORGIA AND GEORGIA'S PEOPLE by Geo. G. Smith: Listed on page 623 are names of revolutionary soldiers who recieved money and those who received land warrants. On page 640, Alexander Thompson and Solomon Strickland, father of Thompson's daughter-in-law Eunice are listed as receiving land warrants. Alexander received land in Washington Co, GA. He was wounded in the Battle of King's Mountain. From the book HISTORICAL SKETCHES, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES AND EARLY SETTLERS IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA by Rev. Groves Harrison Cartledge, compiled by Jessie Julia Mize and Virginia Louise Newton, Athens GA 1960 pps 72-76: Alexander Thompson and his two sons, James and William, were from Burke County, NC and settled on the South Fork of the Broad River about 1790. Alexander Thompson located on the place now owned and occupied by his grandson, Dr. Berry M. Thompson, and built the first mill on the place. He was a man then somewhat advanced in life. From HISTORY OF PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, 1798-1876, by L.W. Conerly: The Thompson ancestors were from Scotland. Some of them settled in New York, North Carolina and Georgia. Alexander Thompson, Sr and son James, fought in the battle of King's Mountain. he was wounded in the head. A man named Griffith was hot and when Thompson stooped to raise him up a ball stuck him in the forehead, passed over his head under the scalp and came out at the back of his neck, leaving a scar were hair was prevented from growing. |
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| 23062 | I1154 | Thompson | Alexander | 4 Mar 1771 | 12 Nov 1824 | 0 | From the Deed Records of Franklin Co, GA, Abstracted and compiled by Martha Walters Acker, pg 87: Bill of sale dated 20 Nov 1805, rec. 24 Dec 1805, from A. Franklin and Isaac Strickland, executors of John Gilbert, to Alexander Thompson, Jr. (?) In cons. of $630, conveys a negro woman named Betty and two of her children, a boy named Nelson and a girl named Celi. Wit: J.I.C. Cleghorn Alexander Thompson settled on the place on which John Hopkins lived and died. He was a most excellent man and was one of the first elders of the Presbyterian church of Danielsville before its removal to town, when it stood two miles south of town and was known as Pisgah church. About 1820, Alexander Thompson, Jr. sold his place near Danielsville to a Mr. Towns, and removed to Mississippi, and the subsequent history of him and his family is unknown to me. (From HISTORICAL SKETCHES, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES AND EARLY SETTLERS IN NORHTEAST GEORGIA) Alexander Thompson, Jr. came to Amite County in 1818 with the Epps, Powells and Wells. They organized the Pisgah Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robt. Smiley pastor. This church is now in Summit with all its records. (From HISTORY OF PIKES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI by Connerly, pub. 1909) |
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| 23063 | I45590 | Thompson | Arthur Lee | 29 Jun 1929 | 14 Jun 2014 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Joy Favors, had a transcription of his obituary as follows: Arthur Lee "Heavy" Thompson, age 84, of Lexington, Alabama, passed away Saturday, June 14, 2014, at his residence after an extended illness. Mr. Thompson was a native of Lauderdale County, Alabama, owner of A.L. Thompson Builders Supply and a member of Lexington United Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17, 2014, at Lexington United Methodist Church. Phil Springer, Kenny Baskin and Sam Hayes will be officiating. Burial will follow in Barnett Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, June 16, 2014, at Lexington United Methodist Church. Survivors are his wife, Stella Martha Smith Thompson, Lexington, Alabama; one son, Mickey Thompson and wife, Regina, Lexington, Alabama; one daughter, Martha Lee Mitchell and husband, Kim, Lexington, Alabama; one sister-in-law, Nellerene Thompson, Lexington, Alabama;Six grandsons, Todd and Alanna Sullivan, Chase Sullivan, Heath Thompson, Logan Thompson, Jacob and Amber Mitchell, Lauren and Justin Bowen; two great-grandchildren, Katelyn Sullivan and Silas Mitchell; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, J.M. "Mac" and Ollie Thompson, and two brothers, J.O. "Orbie" Thompson and W.M. "Billy" Thompson. Loretto Memorial Chapel is in charge of all arrangements. Affectionately referred to as Mr. Heavy, A.L. Thompson was a beloved resident of Lexington, Alabama, a community he deeply cherished. Many know him for the business he began in 1957, A.L. Thompson Builder's Supply, but the people of Lexington know he was much more than a local business owner. He was both the actual and honorary father, grandfather, and friend to all he met. Loving husband, faithful friend and Lexington High School's number one fan, Mr. Heavy represented the best of what Lexington had to offer. He assisted any in need that he met, supported his family to ensure their happiness and success, and gave out more than a few quarters to the young people lucky enough to get a hug from Heavy. "Don't spend it all in once place!" A.L. loved his church, helped start the first fire department of Lexington, and was a charter member of the Lexington Lion's Club. No matter who he met, they were treated as family. Although Mr. Heavy will not be selling lumber, frequenting LHS sporting events, or making us laugh with his witty one-liners, his impact on all of us will not pass. He has touched the community and forever improved it with the nondiscriminatory openness and love he shared with all. It is notable that Mr. Heavy passed away on Father's Day weekend, as his fatherly example is one that has blessed the community for decades and will continue to serve as a model toward which to strive. Pallbearers will include Terry Thompson, Rodney Jones, Billy Don Thompson, Tommy Springer, Sam Newton, Mark Hammond, Kyle Davis and Zach Bunnell (representing all past and present youth, so special to Mr. Heavy). Honorary pallbearers will include Ted Hammond, Steve Johnson, Tommy Smith, Jim Smith, Wilmer Springer, Rickey Littrell, Spencer Michael, Kevin Pettus, Bobby McGuire and the Fellowship Sunday School Class. Published in Florence Times Daily on June 16, 2014 |
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| 23064 | I30191 | Thompson | Cora Alice | Abt 1884 | 23 Aug 1935 | 0 | The daughter of Azriah THOMPSON and Sarah PRIAR. | STR06 |
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| 23067 | I8411 | Thompson | Esther | Abt 1741 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Said to have married William McDANIEL. | STR06 |
| 23068 | I45588 | Thompson | Francis E. | 21 May 1922 | 28 Dec 2002 | 0 | Her FindAGrave memorial page, created by Joy Favors, had a copy of her obituary posted: Frances Thompson Bergin, 80, passed away on Dec. 28, 2002. She was a longtime resident of Sheffield, Ala., a faithful member of Park Terrace Cumberland Presbyterian Church and a loyal volunteer at Keller Hospital. Frances was a devoted wife, loving mother, cherished grandmother and a treasured great-grandmother.Frances was preceded in death by her husband, Herschel T. (Bill) Bergin. Survivors include daughters and sons-in-law, Jean and Jim Edwards of Nashville, Tenn., Bettye and Bill Rogerson of Germantown, Tenn., and Sherry and Don Timberlake of Birmingham, Ala.; granddaughters, Amy Timberlake and Elizabeth T. Lewis of Birmingham, Ala.; great-granddaughter, Caroline Bergin Lewis; brothers, Orbie Thompson of Columbus Grove, Ohio, Billy Thompson and Arthur Lee Thompson of Lexington, Ala.; several nieces and nephews.Her funeral service will be held on Monday, Dec. 30, at 10:30 a.m., at Park Terrace Cumberland Presbyterian Church, with committal at Barnett Cemetery. The family will receive friends, Sunday, Dec. 29, from 3 until 5 p.m. at Serenity Chapel in Sheffield.In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to Park Terrace Cumberland Presbyterian Church or New Beacon Hospice, 2145 Highland Ave., Birmingham, AL 35205.Pallbearers are Roger Griffin, Tommy Griffin, Don Thompson, Jim Thompson, Mickey Thompson, Terry Thompson, Mitchell Wallace and Sandy Wallace.Spry Serenity Chapel Sheffield is directing. Published in Florence Times Daily on December 29, 2002 |
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| 23069 | I8399 | Thompson | James | Abt 1761 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | "James Thompson, Sr., son of Alexander Thompson, was also a soldier in the Revolution. He served for 20 months and 21 days and was also at the Battle of King's Mountain. He was appointed by the Georgia Legislature to the Board of Madison County Academy in November 1812. He was on the first Superior Court Jury list in 1812 of Madison County." (THOMPSON MILL HISTORY by Calvin G. Floyd) In HISTORICAL SKETCHES, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES AND EARLY SETTLERS IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA, p 72-76, it is noted that: "James Thompson had in his young manhood fought the British and Tories at Cowpens, King's Mountain, and Guilford Court House. He married after the war, Sarah, the daughter of the widow Saye, whose husband had been killed in the Battle of Savannah, Ga, on the 9th of October 1779. James Thompson and his wife, Sarah, raised two sons and several daughters. Two of their daughters became wives of the two Carringtons, the sons of Rev. Timothy Carrington, a Baptist Minister, and perhaps the first pastor of Lystra Church. From these two daughters of James Thompson are numerous Carringtons now residing in Madison County and elsewhere. James Thompson's youngest daughter, then somewhat advanced in life, became the wife of John Bell, of Hall County, GA, a nephew of old Jim Bell. |
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| 23070 | I8392 | Thompson | James "Jimmie" | 1700 | 0 | "Jimmie Thompson was orphaned at age 10. He was bound to Patrick Hagan. Hagan was a very harsh taskmaster and made Jimmie do most of the farm work. Sundays were spent in religious study at the Hagan home. Jimmie ran away from Hagan when he was 13. He crossed the sea into Scotland with a merchant friend. He met a John Alexander who hired Jimmie to plow for him. The Alexanders were Presbyterians and they took Jimmie into their home and reared him. He was sent to his first formal school. John Alexander had one child, a daughter Ruth. Jimmie fell in love with Ruth and they wanted to marry. Her parents did not allow this until Ruth was 18 and Jimmie 21. The John Alexander and James Thompson families emigrated from Scotland to America about the 1730s. They settled about 20 mile west of Philadelphia, PA" from Calvin G. Floyd, THOMPSON MILL HISTORY. Pennsylvania records show a will of James Thompson dated 3 Feb 1748, leaving property to his sons: Alexander, Samuel, James, Robert and William. |
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| 23071 | I45567 | Thompson | James Malcolm "Mack" | 7 Dec 1895 | 2 Mar 1973 | 0 | The Alabama Death and Burial Index shows him as a son of George Thompson and Elizabeth White, and spouse of Ollie McGuire Thompson. FHL Film Number 2242016 His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Joy Favors, links him to these parents, George L. Thompson (FAG # 8316454) and Jermine Elizabeth White (FAG # 8316455) |
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| 23072 | I45567 | Thompson | James Malcolm "Mack" | 7 Dec 1895 | 2 Mar 1973 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1940 Census Alabama, Lauderdale County, Pr 3, Lexington Enumerated 26 and 27 April 1940 SD 8 ED 39-6 Sheet 12B 198-O-560 Thompson, Malcom J Head M W 42 M No 6 Ala Same Place Merchant Mds. Store Thompson, Ollie (x) Wife F W 48 M No 8 Ala Same Place Thompson, Arbie Son M W 21 S No H-4 Ala Peddler Mdse Store Thompson, Francis E Dtr F W 18 S Ala Yes H-3 Thompson, William Son M W 12 S Yes 5 Ala Same house Thompson, Arthur L Son M W 10 S Yes 3 Ala |
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| 23073 | I45587 | Thompson | James Orbie | 9 Feb 1919 | 13 Feb 2001 | 0 | Obituary, copied from his FindAGrave memorial page created by "skydancr" and maintained by Joy Favors: James Orbie Thompson, 92, died at 5 p.m. Feb. 13, 2011, at his residence. He was born Feb. 9, 1919, in Lexington, Ala., to Mac and Ollie McGuire Thompson, who preceded him in death. On May 5, 1943, he married Evelyn Berdene Heidlebaugh, who survives. Mr. Thompson was owner of Thompson Trucking and had worked at Toledo Pipe, DOT Lines and as a welder at Ex-Cell-O. He enjoyed buying and selling antiques. Survivors also include a son, James L. (Noi) Thompson, of Thailand; two daughters, Barbara (Carl) Kidd, of Columbus, and Beth Ann (Ted) Kray, of Fort Meyers, Fla.; two brothers, William (Nellarene) Thompson and Arthur Lee (Stella) Thompson, both of Lexington, Ala.; and six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a sister, Francis Bergin. Services will begin at noon Thursday at Hartman Sons Funeral Home, Columbus Grove. Pastor Mark Walls and the Rev. Carl Miller will officiate. Burial will be in Ottawa River Cemetery, Rimer, with military rites. His Memorial page also has a photo of his military marker, embossed as follows: James O Thompson Sgt US Army World War II Feb 9 1919 (Cross) Feb 13 2011 Bronze Star Medal |
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| 23074 | I8394 | Thompson | John | 1672 | 1710 | 0 | John Thompson, whose ancestor had gone from Scotland to Ireland, married Esther Hale in Ireland. A horse ran away with him, throwing him over a bluff, killing him instantly. In a few days his widow died, leaving an only child, James, then ten years of age. ("THE THOMPSON FAMILY" from the American Gen. Research Institute, Arlington, VA copyright 1972) | STR06 |
| 23075 | I8403 | Thompson | John | Abt 1771 | 0 | Never married. Inherited the mill and home tract from his parents, along with his brother, William. John died at Williamsburg, Virginia during tumor surgery. From "Abstracts of Georgia Wills" by Jeannette Holland, page 114 from the Madison County Will Book A (1812-1841) page 40: John THOMPSON of Elbert is listed here, 29 October 1811: 12 March 1813, p. 1, Lists his younger Brother William. Brothers and sisters: James, Sarah Robinson, Ruth Strickland, Alexander, Esther Langford, Robert, William. Exts: William and Alexander Thompson. | STR06 | |
| 23076 | I26306 | Thompson | John B. | Oct 1866 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Tennessee, Gibson County, Civil District 13 Enumerated 6 Jun 1900 SD 9 ED 47 Sheet 4A Stamped 53 64-64 McLemore, E Head W M Dec 1841 58 N 35 Tenn NC NC Farmer McLemore, Martha Wf W F June 1844 55 M 35 1/1 Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, J. B. Son-in-law W M Oct 1866 33 m 9 Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer McLemore, Jennie Dtr W F Sept 1874 25 M 9 4/4 Tenn Tenn Tenn Thompson, John A Grandson W M Feb 1891 8 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Thompson, Robert S. Grandson W M Nov 1894 5 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Thompson, Georgia Grandson M W Jun 1895 5 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Thompson, James Grandson M W Dec 1897 2 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Debman, W. R. Servant W M Feb 1858 42 S Tenn Tene Tenn Farm Laborer 1910 Census Oklahoma, Kiowa County, Otter Creek, Enumerated 9 May 1910 SD ??? ED 181 Sheet 19A Stamped 169 129-132 Thompson, John B. Head M W 43 m1 18 Tn Tn Tn Farmer Thompson, Jennie Wf F W 34 m1 18 6/6 Tn Tn Tn Thompson, John A Son M W 18 S Tn Tn Tn Thompson, Robert Son M W 16 S Tn Tn Tn Thompson, Georgie Son M W 13 S Tn Tn TN Thompson, Jimmie Son M W 11 S Tn Tn Tn Thompson, Mattie Pearl Dtr F W 5 S Tx Tn Tn Thompson, Eugene Son M W 1 5/12 S Ok Tn Tn McLemore, Egbert Father in Law M W 68 M1 45 Tn Tn Tn McLemore, Marther Mother in Law F W 65 m1 45 1/1 Tn Tn Tn 1920 Census Tennessee, Gibson County, 13 Civil District Enumerated 27 Jan 1920 SD 9 ED 57 Sheet 14A 280-289 Thompson, J. B. Hed M W 50 M Tn Tn Tn Farmer Thompson, Jennie Wf F W 45 M Tn Tn TN Thompson, Mattie Dtr F W 16 S Tn Tn Tn Thompson, Eugene Son M W 11 S Tn TN Tn Thompson, Maggie Dtr F W 5 S Tn Tn Tn McLemore, Mrs. Maggie Mother in law F W 75 Wd Tn Tn Tn |
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| 23077 | I3601 | Thompson | Margaret | Aft 1731 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | From RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: g1694b She was the daughter of James and Mary Thompson |
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| 23078 | I27717 | Thompson | Martha Ellen "Mattie" | 26 Aug 1873 | 7 Aug 1941 | 0 | Sherry Rymer emailed on 12-15-2009 that Martha Ellen Thompson was a daughter of Thomas H. Thompson and Eliza Rice of Lauderdale County, Alabama. | STR06 |
| 23079 | I8402 | Thompson | Mary | Abt 1769 | Bef 1811 | 0 | Not listed in the will of her brother, John Thompson. She either is mistakenly being shown as a child of Alexander Thompson and Elizabeth Hodge, or she predeceased her brother. | STR06 |
| 23080 | I16626 | Thompson | Mattie | Abt 1876 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Her grandson, Arthur McLemore, wrote that Mattie's father, "John Thomasson was a Cherokee Indian." |
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| 23081 | I8738 | Thompson | Opal Olene | Aft 1921 | 19 Apr 1987 | 0 | Vonda Strong writes that she was the daughter of Nelson and Francis Thompson. She believes that the maiden name of Francis was Whipkey. | STR06 |
| 23082 | I45591 | Thompson | Orvel Daniel | 12 Apr 1916 | 23 Sep 1917 | 0 | Copied from his memorial page at FindAGrave, created by Joy Favors: Name: Orvell Thompson Death Date: 23 Sep 1917 Death Place: Lexington, Lauderdale, Alabama Gender: Male Race; White Age at Death: 18m Estimated Birth Date: 1916 Birthplace: Ala. Father's Name: Mack Thompson Father's Birthplace: Ala. Mother's Name: Ollie Thompson Mother's Birthplace: Ala. Film Number: 1908183 Reference Number: cn 153 |
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| 23083 | I1609 | Thompson | Robert Andrew | 30 Oct 1897 | 4 Mar 1986 | 0 | Known as Bob. His Pampa, Texas, pall bearers were E. E. Shelhamer, Lee Fraser, Calvin Whatley, Rufe Jordan and J. B. "Buff" Maguire. ROBERT THOMPSON 30 Oct 1897 Mar 1986 78639 (Kingsland, Llano, TX) (none specified) 453-54-4119 Texas |
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| 23084 | I5676 | Thompson | Robert Daniel | 29 Jan 1944 | Abt 1947 | 0 | Known as Danny or Danny-boy. PAMPA-Traffic Accident Fatal for Child Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon for Robert D. Thompson, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson, who was killed at 12:25 Tuesday afternoon in the streets of Pampa. This was the first traffic fatality in the city of Pampa this year. Services will be held in the First Baptist Church in Pampa with the Rev. E. Douglas Carver, pastor the church, officiating. Burial will be in the Fairview cemetery with the Duenkel-Carmichael funeral home in charge of the arrangements. Officers reported that the small child was playing about 50 yards from his home and ran from behind a parked car into the path of an automobile driven by J.B. Massa, co-owner of the Soft Water Service Company. The child died instantly. Attending physicians reported that the young boy died of a skull fracture. The child is survived by his parents; one sister, Dorothy; grandparents, Mrs. A.P. Thompson of Breckenridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Payne, Duncan, Oklahoma; uncles Fred Thompson, former mayor of Pampa, and Fritz Thompson of Borger. (Unidentified clipping from 1947) |
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| 23085 | I66 | Thompson | Ruth | Abt 1763 | Abt 1860 | 0 | SUCCESSION RECORDS OF ST.HELENA PARISH, LOUISIANA 1804-1854, E. Russ Williams, Jr., c1966, p. 31 NOTE (Patricia Ezell): In LA, Succession Records are the equivalent of Probate Records. Ruth Thompson, dgt. of Alexander Thompson and Elizabeth Hodge of Elbert Co. GA, married about 1787 to Henry Strickland, b. 1766, N.C., d. Madison County, GA Feb 1817. Henry was the son of Solomon Strickland and Amy Pace. In the 1820 census of St. Helena Parish, LA., Ruth Stricklin appears as a widow over 45 yrs of age, has 1 boy age 18-25, 2 girls 16-25, 1 boy and 1 girl 10-15 yrs of age. On 10 Apr 1823, Ruth Strickling married Benjamin Bagley in Amite County, MS. On 29 Oct 1824, Benjamin Bagley and wife, sold to Elizabeth White, chattel (probably a slave) in Amite County, MS. Conveyance Book I, page 2, p.68. On 28 Sep 1826, Benjamin Bagley sold to K. & R. Strickland in Amite County, land Conveyance Book 2, p.172 Benjamin Bagley had probably been married before his marriage to Ruth as he appears in the 1810 Amite County census with a family. He received a land grant in Amite County on 21 Dec 1811, Township 3 North, Range 13 East, Section 24, 505 acres. He received another land grant in Amite County, MS. on 15 Oct 1816, Township 3North Range 6 East. This 2nd land grant was assigned to Josiah Powell on 1 July 1827 which may be a sign that Benjamin and Ruth moved.... or it could just be that he sold the land.--(Patricia Ezell) The BAGLEY family does not appear in the 1850 census for Amite, Wilkinson, or Franklin Counties, MS, nor do they appear in the 1850 census for St.Helena, East or West Feliciana. A number of the STRICKLAND children were in the 1850 St.Helena Parish census: Cade, James and Willis (at least). There is no succession record for Ruth Thompson, Ruth Stricklin, or Ruth Bagley in the St.Helena Parish records. One curious thing is how did Ruth Thompson from GA to MS? With whom did she come? Henry Stricklin died in 1817 in Madison County, GA. (at least according to Albert Casey's book, AMITE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI AND ITS ENVIRONS, p. 589. It's probably that she came with some of her adult children who had already married while still living in GA., i.e. , like Elizabeth STRICKLAND who married Edward WHITE about 1814 in Elbert County, GA, Nancy STRICKLAND who married Grant Rice TAYLOR in Madison Co. GA on 19 Sep 1818, Willis H. STRICKLAND who married Amy in 1816 in Madison Co.GA (this family went to Tangipahoa LA where he founded Tangipahoa Baptist Church). |
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| 23086 | I29847 | Thompson | Samuel E. | 20 Jun 1844 | 23 Oct 1910 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1870 Census Alabama, Pike County, Beat No. 3, Post Office China Grove Enumerated 5 August 1870 Stamped 289 HH 141 Wright, Samuel & Queen M HH 142 Mathews, Henry & Queen M HH 146 Wilson and Louisa McLemore 149-149 Thompson, Saml 23 M W Farming Ga Thompson, Queen S 20 F M Keeping House Alabama (Assumed to be Queen S. McLemore, based on first name and age, need marriage license to verify this) |
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| 23087 | I7198 | Thompson | Sophia | Abt 1786 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | She was probably the daughter of Dr. Samuel Thompson and his wife Precious, who were also citizens of Coahuila-Texas. (White and Toole, p 37). | STR06 |
| 23088 | I20518 | Thompson | Sybil Ann | Between 1818 and 1820 | Abt 1891 | 0 | It appears that after the death of her husband, Sybil may have remarried. At the time of the 1860 Federal census, 40 year old Sybil is listed in the household of 55 year old John BODGLEY, along with 9 year old Worthy GATES and 13 year old Lydia GATES. Worthy is listed, in error, as female. 23 year old George BODGLEY was living in the home as well. They were living in Jacksonville, Chickasaw County, Iowa. | STR06 |
| 23089 | I6319 | Thompson | Toy | 2 Mar 1913 | 21 Jun 2006 | 0 | 1930 census Stephens Co. OK ED 69-10 Pg. 101B King Twp. 161/177 Thompson, Charlie C., head, MW, 43, M, age when first married 24, AR AR AR Bessie A., wife, FW, 37, M, age when first married 19, AR AR AR Toy May, dau., FW, 17, OK AR AR Ruth A., dau., FW, 10, OK AR AR Dodson, Jessie, boarder, MW, 19, S, OK AR AR The Duncan Banner June 23, 2006 Toy May Gentry March 2, 1913 - June 21, 2006 Toy May Gentry, 93, of Duncan, died Wednesday, June 21, 2006, in Duncan Regional Hospital. Funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church with her nephew, Don Pogue, officiating, assisted by her family. Burial will be in Duncan Cemetery under direction of Carter-Smart Funeral Home. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Mrs. Gentry was born March 2, 1913, near Duncan. She married William T. Gentry on May 23, 1931 in Gatlin. He preceded her in death. She retired from Universal Life Insurance Co., where she served as head underwriter for 25 years. She was also a member of First Baptist Church of Duncan since 1927. She enjoyed spending time with her family, socializing with her friends and traveling. Survivors include a son, Charley Gentry of Duncan; a sister, Ruth Pogue of Ringling; two grandchildren: Chris Gentry and Tara Gentry, both of Laguna Beach, Calif.; a daughter-in-law, Sandy Gentry of Duncan; nieces and nephews: Don and Suzanne Pogue of Ringling, Charlene and Dwayne Pollock of Duncan, Kay and Paul Sanders of Little Rock, Ark.; and the family of Bill Pogue of Ringling. She leaves behind her dearly beloved companion, a bull mastiff, Bo. Bearers will be Cody Pogue, Jim Ed Pogue, Jeff Sowards, Rodney Pollack, Randy Pollack and Chris Gentry. Honorary bearers are Van Chew, Rick Lewis, Charles Ray Pogue, David Sanders, Charles Sanders and Rusty England. Memorial contributions may be made to First Baptist Church of Duncan. (Courtesy of Lyn Cordell) |
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| 23090 | I8405 | Thompson | William | Abt 1781 | Abt 1854 | 0 | "After his brother John died, he became the sole owner of Thompson's Mill and farm." | STR06 |
| 23091 | I48522 | Thompson | William Hilton | 31 Aug 1918 | 14 Oct 1994 | 0 | W. H. Thompson Funeral services for William Hilton Thompson, 76, of Route 1, Broaddus, were held at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 16, 1994, at Wyman Roberts Funeral Chapel in San Augustine with Bro. Jim Moss officiating. Interment followed at Hebron Cemetery. He died Friday, Oct. 14, 1994, at Colonial Pines Care Center in San Augustine. Thompson was born Aug. 31, 1918, in Gloster Mississippi, and had lived on FM 705 the past several years. He was a retired bookkeeper and served in the 11th Armored Division of the U.S. Army. Survivors: his wife, Mrs. Corene Thompson of Hebron; a son, Tommy Thompson of Beaumont; two brothers, Donald Thompson of Gloster and G. H. Thompson of Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and two grandsons, David Thompson and John Thompson, both of Beaumont. Published in The Sabine County Reporter, October 19, 1994, Page 12 |
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| 23092 | I45589 | Thompson | William M. | 15 Jun 1927 | 13 Feb 2013 | 0 | His FindAGrave memorial page, created by Joy Favors, had a transcription of his obituary as follows: William M. "Billy" Thompson, 85, of Lexington died Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at Huntsville Hospital. Visitation will be Thursday, February 14, 2013, from 6-8 PM at Elkins East Chapel. Funeral services will be at 1 PM Friday, February 15, 2013, at Elkins East Chapel with Bro. Wendell White and Bro. Jimmy Grisham officiating. Burial will be at Springfield Cemetery. Mr. Thompson served in the US Navy during WWII. He was a retired pipefitter and was a member of Local #377 and a member of Nebo Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He was preceded in death by his parents JM "Mac" and Ollie Thompson; brothers Orbie and Orville Thompson; and sister, Frances Bergin. Billy is survived by his wife Nellarene Thompson; daughter, Debbie Simpson (Derrick); sons, Terry Thompson (Jane) and Billy Don Thompson; brother, A.L. "Heavy" Thompson (Stella); grandchildren, Blake Thompson and Isabella Thompson. Pallbearers will be Jimmy White, Jackie Tate, Mickey Thompson, Phillip Haynes, Jimmy McMasters, and Ronald Dale Hill. Honorary pallbearers will be David White, Bobby McGuire, William Howard, and Bobby Gene Butler. The family would like to thank Dr. Wampler, Dr. Little, Dr. Mokulis, and staff at the VA Clinic. It also had a photo of his military marker with was embossed as follows: William M. Thompson SK3 US Navy World War II Jun 15, 1927 (Cross) Feb 12 2013 |
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| 23093 | I46864 | Thomsen | Darien E. | 16 Jan 1926 | 2 Oct 2020 | 0 | Obituary, courtesy of Dennis Belohlavy: A Funeral Service for Darien will be held on Tuesday, October 6, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Fairmont Community Church. The Graveside Service will be held at 1:00 p.m. at the Greenwood Cemetery in York, Nebraska. Public visitation will be Monday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Farmer & Son Funeral Home in Geneva, Nebraska. Memorials are suggested to the Fairmont Community Church in Fairmont, Nebraska. Due the Covid 19 Epidemic, we are allowed to have 75% capacity at indoor Funerals. We will be following all Covid 19 guidelines and practicing social distancing. The Funeral Service will be live-streamed on our facebook page. You can find our page at @friendfuneraldirectors or by searching for our facebook page by searching 'Farmer & Son Funeral Home.' It is a public facebook page so you do not need facebook to watch the service. Darien Eugene Thomsen was born January 16, 1926 to Emil & Dora (Christensen) Thomsen on the family farm 3 miles west of Cordova, Nebraska. He passed away on October 2, 2020 at the Fillmore County Hospital in Geneva, Nebraska at the age of 94 years, 8 months, and 17 days. Darien was baptized April 11, 1926 at the Danish Lutheran Church in Cordova. He grew up on farms in York & Fillmore County through the 8th grade. He attended high school in Exeter and graduated in 1943. Darien worked at various jobs after graduation including driving a truck working wheat harvest, at the Burlington railroad yard in Lincoln, Nebraska and at the Fairmont Airbase. He was united in marriage to Betty Sluka on January 30, 1949 at the Grace Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Geneva with the Rev. D. Grummert officiating. Because of the extreme snow that winter, only four people could attend the wedding. Darien then started farming and lived on the same farm until he moved to Heritage in 2012. He was proud of the work he did on his own to improve the farm through the years. Darien liked people. He liked to tease and always had a joke or a puzzle to have you try to figure out. In his younger years, he liked to hunt and fish. He also liked to do wood working and making things for people. He enjoyed travelling and visiting family. After the children were grown, he and Betty travelled many winters to Arizona to visit two of his uncles and aunts who spent winters there. He and Betty liked to entertain too. Besides holidays with family, there were many card parties with friends. In the early years, everyone had children at home so there were usually more kids than adults at these parties. The kids would play together or play the card game, spoons. What a noisy bunch. Since no one could attend their wedding on account of snow, they had a big celebration on their 25th and 50th wedding anniversary. Their 50th anniversary was on a particularly warm day. Darien loved to go to garage sales and auctions, and he had many collections. More than anything else, he loved his family and friends. He always enjoyed visits with his grandchildren and in the later years his great grandchildren. Darien's family said he was like a cat with 9 lives because he had some close calls through the years. The 9 passed by, they knew he was a man with a lot of experiences that kept his guardian angel busy. Darien was a member of the Fairmont Community Church in Fairmont, Nebraska. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother Dwaine Thomsen; wife Betty Thomsen; son Steven Thomsen; daughter Gayla Probasco; granddaughter Kari Probasco; and brothers-in-law Paul Bulwan and Irvin Sluka. He is survived by his son Gene & Connie Thomsen of Lincoln, Nebraska; son-in-law George Probasco of Arapahoe, Nebraska; sister Dolores Bulwan of York, Nebraska; sister-in-law Olga Sluka of Geneva, Nebraska; grandchildren Todd & Heather Probasco of Fairmont, Nebraska, Ryan & Lindsay Probasco of Broomfield, Colorado, Erin & August Portz of Appleton, Wisconsin, Jennifer Thomsen of Omaha, Nebraska, Jason & Laura Thomsen of Lincoln, Nebraska; great grandchildren Grace, Tripp, & Daniel Probasco of Fairmont, Nebraska, Aynslea & Delaney Portz of Appleton, Wisconsin, Avery, Brooke, Hailey, & Blake Thomsen of Lincoln, Nebraska, Harper Probasco of Denver, Colorado; and nieces, nephews, cousins, and many friends. |
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| 23094 | I31173 | Thomson | Arthur W. | 5 Sep 1856 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census New York, Erie County, Buffalo Enumerated 4 Jun 1900 SD 17 ED 154 Sheet 6A Stamped 228 Thomson, Arthur Head W M Sept 1856 43 M 22 NY NY NY Clerk Gr??? Thomson, Ella Wf W F Feb 1856 44 M 22 3/3 NY NY NY Thomson, Britte Dtr W F Nov 1880 19 S NY NY NY Thomson, Shell Son W M Dec 1886 16 S NY NY NY |
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| 23095 | I31490 | Thomson | Jennie Maude | 10 Mar 1879 | 26 Feb 1947 | 0 | She married Arthur Belton WESTFIELD of England, and they were the parents of Harry Thomson and Frank Markham Westfield. | STR06 |
| 23096 | I9417 | Thomson | Shell G. | Dec 1886 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | "Shell G. Thomson enlisted in World War I on 5 June 1917. Born 26 December 1886; residing at 248 Front Avenue, Buffalo, New York, works in accounting, single, medium height, slender build, blue eyes, brown hair." (Copied from Sanford Shulsen Tree at WorldConnect) | STR06 |
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| 23098 | I27273 | Thornberry | Mildred | Abt 1805 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Shown on some genealogies as Mildred FUQUA. | STR06 |
| 23099 | I25697 | Thornberry | Ruth | 31 Aug 1817 | 22 Nov 1902 | 0 | The 1900 census shows she was the mother of 10 children, only one of whom survived her. | STR06 |
| 23100 | I25697 | Thornberry | Ruth | 31 Aug 1817 | 22 Nov 1902 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1880 Household Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occ upation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Ruth MC LEMORE Self Female W 66 AL Keeping House --- --- Elviry KYLE Dau W Female W 46 AL VA AL Nancy KYLE Dau S Female W 31 AL VA AL Laura DOWNING Other S Female W 19 TN TN AL Emily KYLE GDau S Female W 8 TN AL TN Alfred GARRARD Other S Male W 24 MS Works On Farm AL NC Source Information: Census Place District 1, Hardin, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255260 NA Film Number T9-1260 Page Number 12D 1900 Census Tennessee, Hardin County, Civil District 1, ED 26 111-114 Hardin, Gipson Gess Hd W M Aug 1852 47 Wd Tenn Tenn Tenn Farmer Hardin, Charlie Son W M Jan 1883 17 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Farm Laborer Hardin, William G Son W M Oct 1886 13 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Hardin, Sallie G Dtr W F Jan 1889 11 S Tenn Tenn Tenn Hardin, Martin S Son W M Sept 1871 8 S Tenn Tenn Tenn McLemore, Ruth Mother in law W F Aug 1817 82 Wed 10/1 Ala Tenn Tenn Hardin, Malinda A Neice W F Jan 1878 22 S Tenn Tenn Tenn |
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