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Thompson pages
1100 Andrew Thompson X Elizabeth Denbow (parents of Zach Caleb)
1120 Zachariah Caleb Thompson X Priscilla Albaugh (parents of below)
1121 William Thompson X Jane Capper
1122 Eli Isaac Thompson X Eliza Kirby
1123 Samuel Andrew Thompson  Martha Sherman
1124 Morris Jackson Thompson X Sarah Jane Brown & Catherine Holman
1125 Catherine Thompson X John Mordecai Amos
1126 Alexander Thompson X Lavina Foster
1127 Martha Thompson X William J. Allen
1128 Allen Caleb Thompson X Louisa Sell & Helen Billings
1129a Elizabeth Thompson X Wm. Henry Moore (2nd/late wife)
1129b David Bradford Thompson X Mary Ellen Hill

Allen Cemetery, Carroll Co, Ohio

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Zachariah Caleb 1 Thompson x Priscilla Albaugh, descendent tree of offspring,
followed by tree for son  Eli Thompson
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Descendants of Zachariah Caleb Thompson
1 THOMPSON, Zachariah Caleb b: 20 Feb 1796 in Bush River Lower Hundred, Hartford Co, MD d: 15 Nov 1880 in Brush Creek (Arlington) , Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Burial: Groat (Brush Creek, Arlington) Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 1: Jun 2010 Zach Caleb Thompson line, last reviewed; Barry Zbornik, Hannibal, MO, iowaz@hotmail.com Note 6: 1815 With parents, 21y, Harford.Co. MD>PA> to New Rumley, Harrison.Co.OH (1817?). Note 10: 1830 Census; farming near Lamartine, New Rumley Twp, Harrison Co, OH. Note 12: 1833 Now in Carroll Co, OH; formed from part of Harrison Co. Note 13: Aft. 1833 Farm now near Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH. Note 14: Bet. 1833 - 1865 Farmer, JP, Preacher in Carroll Co, Ohio Note 15: 1842 Ordained minister in United Brethern Christian Church. Note 17: 1866 With other family, joined sons at Brush Creek, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 20: Bet. 1866 - 1880 Farmed land entered by sons, SE of 6corners in BrushCreek, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.
.. +ALBAUGH, Priscilla b: 15 Dec 1805 in Farm near Kilgore, Harrison Co, Ohio d: 08 Sep 1874 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Burial: Groat (Brush Creek, Arlington) Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 15 Jan 1822 in New Rumley, Harrison Co, Ohio Father: Morris ALBAUGH Mother: Mary Catherine BEAMER Note 4: Married by B.W. Vier. Note 16: Age at death; 68y8m23d.
2 [1] THOMPSON, William David b: 12 Jan 1823 in Lamertine area, New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 02 Aug 1894 in Sec 27 farm, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Brush Creek Cem (Groat) Arlington,Fayette Co, Iowa Note 8: 1841 Apprenticed cabinet business, Stuebenville, Jefferson.Co.OH Note 9: Bet. 1841 - 1854 Farmer & cabinet maker in Ohio. Note 11: 1854 Carroll.Co.OH party of abt 60 came to Fay.Co.IA by wagon. Note 12: 1854 Perryville, Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio to Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Note 15: Bet. 1854 - 1855 Kauffman's Mill area, sec 3&4, Fairfield Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 16: Bet. 1855 - 1856 On Thompson farm 1+mi east of Taylorville with bro. Morris J. Note 18: Bet. 1857 - 1864 Farming, sec 18, P. Valley Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 21: Bet. 1864 - 1894 Home farm, 80-120a, sec 27, Smithfield Twp, Fay.Co.IA
... +STEWART, Eliza Jane b: 1829 in New Rumley Twp, Harrison Co, Ohio d: 14 Apr 1848 in Perry Twp, Carroll Co., Ohio Burial: Perryville Historical M.E. Cemetery, Carroll Co., Ohio m: 07 Mar 1847 in Carroll Co, Ohio Father: Mahlon STEWART Mother: Elizabeth PARK Note 2: Married by L. Williams. Note 3: Living, Lamartine, Ohio at time of Marriage Note 4: Died childbirth complications, 18y6m
*2nd Wife of [1] THOMPSON, William David:
... +CAPPER, Jane b: 04 Dec 1825 in Harrison (Carroll) Co, OH d: 11 Jun 1905 in Sec 27 farm, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Arlington Cem (Groat), Sec. 29, Fairfield Twp,Fayette Co, Iowa m: 25 Apr 1850 in Perrysville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH Father: David CAPPER Mother: Hannah WINGFIELD Note 8: Aunt of David Jr. Capper who traveled to Fay.Co.IA with Thompson's. Note 9: 1854 Carroll.Co.OH party of abt 60 came to Fay.Co.IA by wagon. Note 21: Had red/reddish hair as did some in later generations.
2 THOMPSON, Eli Isaac b: 03 Nov 1824 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 03 Feb 1903 in Sargent, Custer Co., Neb Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Note 3: Bet. 1850 - 1864 Blacksmith, Perryville, Carroll Co, IA. Note 5: 01 Apr 1864 Joined brothers in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA. Note 6: Bet. 1864 - 1882 Living close to cooper shop and steam mill. Note 8: Bet. 1882 - 1884 Eli, J.M.Amos, L. Woods, homesteaded near Sargent, Custer Co, NEb Note 9: Bet. 1884 - 1903 Remained on Custer Co, Neb ranch. Note 14: Final years, son/law & dau, L.L. & Minerva Wood. Note 16: Mar 1900 Severe stroke, paralysis, remained "helpless."
... +KIRBY, Eliza b: 31 Mar 1825 in Bedford Co, PA? or Harrison(Carroll) Co, OH d: 02 Jan 1881 in Brush Cr. (Arlington in 1895), Fayette Co, IA. Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: 18 Dec 1845 in Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio Father: Isaac KIRBY Mother: Elizabeth WALTERS Note 3: Married by O.W. Wiggs. Note 5: Died from consumption (TB). Note 6: Age at death; 55y9m3d.
2 THOMPSON, Morris b: 18 Apr 1826 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 01 Jul 1826 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH
2 THOMPSON, Samuel Andrew b: 15 Aug 1827 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 06 Apr 1865 in Trip to Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio, to pick up parents. Burial: Uncle Gabriel's Lot, Allen Memorial Cem,Perry Twp, Carroll Co,Ohio Note 1: Apr 2009 Samuel line last reviewed; Barry Zbornik, Hannibal, MO iowaz@hotmail.com Note 2: Extensive genealogy in Thompson FTM file, bz, 2000+ Note 3: 1854 Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio to 1+mi E. Taylorsville, Fairfield Two, Fay. Co, Iowa. Note 4: Birth? Aug 18; death? Ap 7. Note 5: Farmer and sawyer. Note 8: Abt. 1852 Made probing trip to Fayette Co, IA Note 9: 1853 Original land entry, sec 3 & 24, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa. Note 11: Aug 1854 Carroll Co, Ohio families started to Fayette Co, Iowa. Note 12: 1854 Bro's Morris J, Wm; John Capper & Saltsgiver's with migration. Note 13: Nov 1854 Arrived sec 24, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA with Morris J. Note 15: Bet. 1856 - 1865 Home farm, sec. 36, Westfield Twp. Fayette Co, Iowa. Note 16: Bet. 1856 - 1865 Farm 3mi E. of Fayette village at head of Grannis Canyon. Note 18: Bet. 1864 - 1865 Returned to Carroll Co, OH; speculate for parents; died/buried OH. Note 19: Age at death, 37y7m22d. Note 20: Aft. 1865 Children lived between uncles & mother Martha.
... +SHERMAN, Martha b: 10 Jan 1833 in Rumley Twp,Harrison County, Ohio (later Perry Twp, Carroll Co. d: 25 Jan 1921 in Son's farm, Harper, Harper Co, KS Burial: I.O.O.F. Harper Cem, Harper, Kansas m: 25 Jan 1853 in Perrysville, Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio Father: Caleb John SHERMAN Mother: Mary Ann HEIDY Note 10: 1865 Husb. Samuel died on trip back to OH; left with 6 children, 0-10yr's. Note 11: Aft. 1865 Children lived bet. Morris J., other uncles & nearby Little farm with mother. Note 12: 1867 Living on M.E. Little farm, 1m N, of Morris J. Thomspon. Note 15: 1882 Remarried M.E. Little, Brush Cr, IA, farmer and cooper. Note 17: Aft. 1885 Eventually went to live with sons Zach C. II and Samuel A. II in Harper, Kansas after their migration. Note 22: Died of cerebral hemorrhage, age 88.
2 [2] THOMPSON, Morris Jackson b: 03 Sep 1829 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 07 Sep 1918 in Arlington home, Fayette.Co.IA Burial: Brush Creek Cem (Groat), Arlington, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co., IA Note 3: Given analogs; Morris, Maurice. Note 6: Farmer, blacksmith, sawyer. Note 11: 1854 OH to sec 24, Fairfield Twp, Fay Co, IA. sec. 24, Fayette Co; overwintered with bro. Samuel. Note 13: 1860 Census; on farm 1+mi E. of Taylorville. Bro. Samuel has moved to Westfield Twp, Fay. Co, IA. Note 15: Aft. 1861 To home farm, sec 32, 1m W, Brush Creek, Fairfield Twp, IA. Note 20: 1890 Second marriage info, 1890 book/notes at West Union. bz/2005.
... +BROWN, Sarah Jane b: 1832 in Harrison Co, Ohio d: 28 Dec 1870 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Burial: Brush Creek Cem (Groat), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa m: 06 Jul 1851 in Jefferson (or Carroll) Co, Ohio Father: Unknown BROWN
*2nd Wife of [2] THOMPSON, Morris Jackson:
... +HOLMAN, Catherine H. b: 27 Dec 1838 in Lawrence Co, IN d: 1926 in Arlington, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Burial: Brush Creek Cem (Groat), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa m: 30 Jun 1872 in Buchanan Co, Iowa Father: Henry Martin HOLMAN Mother: Elizabeth WILLIAMS Note 2: Called Katie. Note 4: 1851 Family to Newton Twp, Buchanan Co, IA.
2 THOMPSON, Catherine b: 26 Sep 1831 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 02 May 1914 in Sargent, Custer.Co.NE Note 1: 1877 To Brush Creek by rail, Fayette Co, Iowa Note 2: 1883 Homsteaded Custer County, NE Note 4: Death possibly at Comstock, Custer Co, NE. Note 6: Sep 1854 Childrens' dates, bible, home of Nora Amos Armstrong in Ohio.
... +AMOS, John Mordecai b: 25 Mar 1831 in Pennsylvania d: 13 Jul 1907 in Sargent, Custer.Co.NE m: 21 Mar 1850 in Perrysville, Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio Father: John Street AMOS Mother: Elizabeth RAMPLEY Note 1: 1877 From Carroll Co, OH, to Brush Creek farm, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA. Note 2: 1883 Dry Valley area, Custer County, NE Note 4: Nationality; English. Note 5: 1905 Retired into Wescott, Custer Co, NE. Note 6: Death possibly at Wescott, NE
2 THOMPSON, Alexander b: 09 Nov 1834 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 29 Nov 1894 in Hall.Co.NE Burial: Groat Cem, Arlinton, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Note 5: 1850 Census; farming, 16y, with father, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH. Note 6: Bet. 1857 - 1859 Ohio to farm in Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 7: Aft. 1870 Never remarried. Note 8: 1860 Census; farming between West Union & Fayette, Union.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 12: 1873 Widower, moved with 5 ch to Hall.Co in south central NE. Note 13: Bet. 1873 - 1874 Alex Thompson & neph/law Lemuel Wood families went to Neb from Iowa. Note 14: 1880 Census; widowed, 5ch, farming, Camerion, Hall.Co.NE Note 21: Dau Alma's obit indicates death of father abt 1889?
... +FOSTER, Lavina b: 27 Jul 1832 in Green.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH d: 22 Jan 1870 in Arlington area, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co., Iowa Burial: Groat Cem, Arlinton, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa m: 18 Sep 1856 in Harrison or Carroll.Co.OH Father: George FOSTER Mother: Jerusla WORTMAN Note 8: Family roots in Nova Scotai and England.
2 THOMPSON, Martha b: 15 May 1836 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 02 Apr 1911 in Dau Eva's home, Omaha.NE Note 6: Aft. 1865 Moved OH to Brush Creek, Fayette Co, Iowa Note 12: Moved to farm in Ringgold Co, IA, after marriage. Note 15: 1889 Sis. Eliz came to live with in Ringold.Co.IA
... +ALLEN, James Willliam b: 25 Sep 1837 in Carroll.Co.OH d: 16 Sep 1909 in Blockton, Taylor.Co, SW Iowa. m: 28 Apr 1859 in Parent's home, Perry Twp., Carroll Co, Ohio Father: Joseph ALLEN Mother: Sarah MANCHESTER Note 7: Bet. 1858 - 1865 Farming, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH. Note 8: 1865 Removed to Brush Creek (Arlington), Fay.Co.IA, with Thompson's. Note 14: 1880 Census; farming, Madison.Twp, Buchanan.Co.IA. Note 16: Abt. 1882 Farming, Buffalo Grove area, Delaware Co, IA Note 20: 1888 Farming, Redding, Ringgold Co, SW Iowa. Note 21: Moved to Blockton, Taylor.Co. SW Iowa. Note 22: Age at death, bible; 72y11m22d, but day listed as Sep 1st?
2 [3] THOMPSON, Allen Caleb b: 30 Jan 1838 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 06 Mar 1913 in Dau. Blanche's home, Omaha, NB Burial: Groat Cem, Arlington, Fairifield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 6: 1861 80th Ohio, Co. D, enlisted as a private. Note 7: 04 Jan 1865 Civil War, mustered out a Sargent at Savannah, Georgia. Note 8: 1866 Accompanied parents to Brush Creek to join Sam, Morris, Wm. Note 9: 1866 Left wife Louisa in Ohio; separated. Note 13: 1868 Plat; farming 80a, N1/2 of SE1/4, sec 36, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 14: 1874 Paid tax on timber; E1/2,W1/4,SW1/4,NE1/4, sec 8, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 15: 1874 Paid tax on; 80a, N1/2 of SE1/4, sec 36, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 17: 1879 Plat; farming 80a, N1/2 of SE1/4, sec 36, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 18: Apr 1886 Separated from, never again saw Helen Billings. Note 20: Was estranged from wives and dau's (most of life). Note 23: 1896 Plat; farming 80a, N1/2 of SE1/4, sec 36, Smithfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 25: 1900 Census: farm hand with bro. David B., S. of Volga City, Sperry.Twp, Clayton.Co.IA Note 26: Bet. 1909 - 1911 Very ill last two years; retained farm to death. Note 27: 1910 Census; living with bro. David & wife in Arlington, Fay.Co.IA.
... +SELL, Louisa b: 07 Jun 1842 in Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio d: 12 Aug 1912 in Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio m: 26 Jan 1865 in Carrollton, Carroll Co, Ohio Note 2: Abt. 1867 Came to Brush Ck, IA, to see husb. Allen, who had separted. Note 3: Abt. 1868 Retuned to Carroll Co, OH; remarried. Note 4: Aft. 1867 Had at least one more dau.
*2nd Wife of [3] THOMPSON, Allen Caleb:
... +BILLINGS, Helen Matilda b: 22 Apr 1853 in Jamestown (Louisberg), SW Grant Co, WI d: 08 Oct 1921 in St. Paul, MN Burial: St. Paul, MN m: 29 Nov 1877 in Brush Creek (Arlington) Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa Father: Charles Avery BILLINGS Mother: Lucinda ANDERSON Note 3: Called Ellen by only Allen T. Note 4: Married by J. Gleim, J.P.
2 THOMPSON, Elizabeth b: 05 May 1842 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 18 Jan 1908 in Sargent, Custer.Co.NE Note 3: Called Lizzie. Note 4: Brother Allen thought a lot of Lizzie. Note 11: 1880 Keeping house for father at Brush Creek. Note 16: Mar 1889 Went live with sis. Martha (J.W.) Allen in Redding, Ringold.Co, SW Iowa. Note 18: Bef. 1900 Joined sis Cath, bro Eli in Custger.Co.NE. Note 21: 1902 No children. Did not marry until age 60.
... +MOORE, Willian Henry b: 07 Oct 1840 in Randolph.Co.IN d: 06 Feb 1904 in Sargent, Custer Co, NE m: 29 Oct 1902 in Sargent, Custer Co, NE Father: Marshal MOORE Mother: Rachel ANTRIM Note 6: 1860 Census; Gillam, Jasper.Co.IN Note 7: Aft. 1863 Civil War; private, 20th Indiana Inf. Note 11: 1880 Census; Hickory.Twp, Holt.Co.MO Note 18: 1903 Will; farm N1/2 of S1/2, sec 6, T17N, R18W, Custer.Co.NE.
2 THOMPSON, David Bradford b: 01 May 1845 in Perryville (Lamertine) area, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 13 Jul 1932 in Arlington home, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, sec3, lot181, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 6: Bet. 15 May - 02 Sep 1864 Civil War; Co. 157. OH Vol Inf. Note 8: 1866 OH to Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, to join older brothers. Note 11: 1870 Farming near Brush Cr. (Arlington), Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 12: 1885 Census; farmer & carpenter, NEofNW of Sec 34, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA.. Note 13: 1890 Living, Newton, Jasper.Co.IA Note 14: 1880 Census; farming near Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 15: 1900 Census; farming near Volga City, Sperry.Twp, Clayton.Co.IA. Note 16: 1900 Son Wm & family, plus bro. Allen living with. Note 18: 1909 Moved back to farm across from George Glime, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 21: 1910 Census; retired machanic, wife & bro. Allen, Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 22: 1910 General merchandise partner with Oscar Glime, Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 23: 1912 Moved to final home in Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 24: 1915 Census; living in Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 26: 1920 Census; living on High St. with wife, Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 27: 1925 Census; retired with wife in Arlington, Fay.Co.IA. Note 28: President of Thompson Reunion, Arlington, IA, for years. Note 29: 1930 Census; retired with wife in Arlington, Fay.Co.IA.
... +HILL, Mary Ellen b: 21 Oct 1848 in Mishawaka, St.Joseph.Co, IN d: 18 Nov 1933 in Arlington home, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, sec3, lot181, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 12 Feb 1868 in West Union, Fay.Co.IA Father: Jacob HILL Mother: Eliza Elizabeth SMITH Note 6: 1853 IN to Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA, age 5, with parents. Note 9: 12 Feb 1868 Double wedding with sister Eliza Hill & George Gleim/Glime. Note 10: Gleim/Glime's & Thompson's life long close friends of Arlington.

Eli Isaac Thompson
1824-1903

Kirby Descendent Tree

Hutchison Descendent Tree

Descendants of Robert Hutchison
1 HUTCHISON, Robert Number of children: 1
.. +SHAW, Jane Number of children: 1
2 HUTCHISON, William b: 1788 in Midlothian, Scotland d: 06 May 1860 in Scotland Number of children: 2 Note 5: Age at death; 73y. Note 6: Thirteen children; only John & Wm. came to America.
... +HAMILTON, Janet b: 1799 in Scotland d: 1877 in Scotland m: 17 Nov 1815 in Lasswade, Midlotiah, Scotland Number of children: 2 Note 5: Age at death; 84y.
3 HUTCHISON, John Hamilton b: 02 Jan 1837 in Edinburgh, Scotland d: 28 Nov 1922 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Number of children: 8 Note 3: Surname analogs; Hutchison, Hutchinson. Note 4: Abt. 1849 Attended school in Scotland to age 11. Note 6: Bet. 1849 - 1856 Clerked at grocery in Scotland. Note 8: 1856 Scotland to America & bro. Wm. in MI. Note 9: Bet. 1856 - 1865 Learned carriage & wagon making. Bro. Wm's shop, Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. Note 10: 1865 MI to Fairfield Twp, Fay.Co.IA; to build house for Z.B. Allen. Note 11: Abt. Sep 1865 Opened wagon shop, Taylorville, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Note 12: Bet. 1865 - 1875 Wagon shop in Taylorville, Fay.Co.IA. Note 13: 1875 Sold Taylorville wagon shop; built shop in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fay.Co.IA. Note 15: Bet. 1871 - 1877 Always well read; was studying law. Note 16: 1877 Admitted to the Bar & engaged as an Attorney. Note 17: Elected first mayor of Brush Creek. Note 18: Served ten yrs. as Brush Creek J.P. Note 19: 1880 Living in West Union, Fay.Co.IA, as Co. Recorder. Note 20: Remained a practicing lawyer in Brush Creek.
.... +LICKISS, Martha M. b: 01 May 1841 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. d: 02 Jan 1929 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 14 Dec 1859 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. Number of children: 8 Father: John LICKISS Mother: Maria WEBSTER
. 4 HUTCHISON, Minnetta Inez b: 08 Oct 1860 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. d: 02 Jul 1944 in Grand Island, NB Burial: Grand Island Cem, NB. Number of children: 4 Note 3: 1879 Married at parents home in West Union. Note 4: 1879 Fayette Co, IA, deputy recorder.
..... +THOMPSON, William Henry b: 14 Dec 1853 in Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH d: 06 Jun 1937 in Grand Island, Neb m: 07 Sep 1879 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA Number of children: 4 Father: Eli Isaac THOMPSON Mother: Eliza KIRBY Note 6: Bet. 1872 - 1874 Attended UIU at Fayette. Note 7: U. of Iowa Law School, Iowa City. Note 8: Bet. 1877 - 1881 Attorney at Brush Creek Fayette Co, IA. Note 9: Bet. 1881 - 1892 Moved Grand Island, Neb, law partnership with brother John R. Note 13: Bet. 1919 - 1937 Involved in commission that erected Neb. Capitol. Note 14: Bet. 1924 - 1931 Neb Supreme Court Justice. Note 15: Bet. 1933 - 1934 Appointed, U.S. Senator from Nebraska Note 22: Info/text in notes section/report view.
... 5 THOMPSON, Edith Lyle b: 23 Aug 1880 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA d: 31 Aug 1904 in Grand Island Cem, Neb Burial: Grand Island Cem, NB; parents plot. Number of children: 2 Note 2: 1904 Living in Cedar Rapids, IA. Note 3: Died, parents home, was preganant or possibly in childbirth. Note 4: 1904 Went to visit paretns at time of death.
....... +PORTER, Wallace E. b: 1880 d: in Kansas City, MO Burial: Shrinner's Cem, KC? m: 08 May 1901 in Grand Island, NB Number of children: 2 Father: E. J. PORTER Mother: Unknown SEARS Note 3: English. Note 5: 1904 Traveling salesman, McClusky Reg. Co, later sales manager. Note 6: In Mason City at time of wife's death.
.... 6 [2] PORTER, Eugene Thompson b: 16 Nov 1902 Number of children: 1 Note 2: Stock broker Note 4: Divorced and remarried. Note 6: 1950 Residing, Portland, OR.
........ +STRYKER, Beatroce b: 1913 m: in Grand Island, NB Number of children: 1
..... 7 [1] PORTER, Bret Thompson b: 26 May 1934 in Grand Island, Buffalo Co, NB Number of children: 4
......... +DICKSON, Carolyn b: 1930 Number of children: 2
....... 8 PORTER, Debra P. b: 1953
....... 8 PORTER, Glenn R. b: 1955
..... *2nd Wife of [1] PORTER, Bret Thompson:
......... +GIBSON, Marlene b: 1937 Number of children: 2
....... 8 PORTER, Marla b: 1956
....... 8 PORTER, Tracy L. b: 1960
.... *2nd Wife of [2] PORTER, Eugene Thompson:
........ +GJELSTEEN, Lela A. b: 1914 m: in Grand Island, NB Father: B. E. GJELSTEEN Mother: Dena JOHNSON
.... 6 PORTER, Unknown b: 1904 d: 1904 Note 2: May not have been born when mother died.
... 5 THOMPSON, Martha b: 1884 in Grand Island, Neb d: 1884 in Grand Island, Neb Note 4: Called Mattie.
... 5 THOMPSON, Grover b: 03 May 1886 in Grand Island, Neb d: 1970 in Casper area, WY Number of children: 4 Note 4: 1907 Moved western NB. Settled on Sidney Divide, P.O. Leafdale. Note 5: Federal appraisor, Home Owner's Loan Corp, ten years, in Casper WY. Note 6: 1913 Purchased 160a ranch near Glendo, WY. Note 8: 1950 Glendo ranch, grown to 4000a. Note 9: Would inherit grandfather Eli's farm.
....... +NEITFELDT, Lena Marie b: 11 Aug 1888 in Grand Island, Neb d: 1973 in Casper area, WY m: 24 Aug 1907 in Grand Island, Neb Number of children: 4
.... 6 [3] THOMPSON, William b: 12 Dec 1908 in Sidney divide, western Neb Number of children: 1 Note 3: Owned a gas station. Note 4: Lived, Ft. Laramie, Wyoming Note 6: 1954 Resided at Thermopolis, WY.
........ +BIBLE, Louise H. b: 1915
.... *2nd Wife of [3] THOMPSON, William:
........ +HAUF, Violet Marie b: 1909 m: 10 Sep 1932 Number of children: 1
..... 7 THOMPSON, Sandra b: 10 Jan 1935 Number of children: 2
......... +SOMMERS, Dave H. b: 1931 m: 25 Nov 1952 Number of children: 2
....... 8 SOMMERS, Susan Lee b: 22 Dec 1953
....... 8 SOMMERS, Lloyd D. b: 1955
.... 6 THOMPSON, Otto b: 06 Aug 1912 in Sidney divide, western Neb d: 04 Mar 1935 in Glendo area, WY. Burial: Douglas, WY. Number of children: 1
........ +HUGHES, Marie b: 1916 m: Jul 1930 Number of children: 1 Note 3: Second marriage, lived Boston, Mass.
..... 7 [4] THOMPSON, Callie Marie b: 1931 Number of children: 3
......... +HAIGAARD, John Christian Number of children: 2
....... 8 HAIGAARD, John R. b: 1955
....... 8 HAIGAARD, Christine M. b: 1957
..... *2nd Husband of [4] THOMPSON, Callie Marie:
......... +ROBERTSON, Robert G. Jr. b: 1928 Number of children: 1
....... 8 ROBERTSON, Margaret L. b: 1964
.... 6 THOMPSON, Lloyd b: 25 Jul 1918 in Casper area, WY d: 17 Dec 1944 Note 2: Graduate engineer. Note 3: WWII, B17 navigator/engineer. Note 4: Shot down, North Sea (Holland), 1st B17 daylight attack. Note 5: Unmarried
.... 6 THOMPSON, Grover Jr. b: 1923 in Casper area, WY Number of children: 3 Note 3: Army Air Corp, WWII. Note 4: Construction worker, rancher. Note 6: Took over WY ranch after parents death.
........ +NAGLE, Darlene R. b: 1935 Number of children: 3
..... 7 THOMPSON, Kim J. b: 1957 d: 1957
..... 7 THOMPSON, Grover III b: 1959
..... 7 THOMPSON, Carolyn Lousie b: 1960
... 5 THOMPSON, Lloyd Garrison b: 25 Apr 1889 in Grand Island, Hall Co, Neb Number of children: 3 Note 5: Info from Hist.Hall.Co.Neb in notes section. Note 6: Practice law with father in Grand Island, Neb. Note 14: 1954 Resided, suburb, Miami, FL, real estate, investments.
....... +SCHWINN, Amy b: 1893 in Grand Island, Buffalo Co, NB m: in Grand Island, NB Number of children: 3
.... 6 THOMPSON, Barbara Jean b: 1921 Number of children: 2
........ +DAVID, Robert G. Number of children: 2
..... 7 DAVID, Deane b: 1943
..... 7 DAVID, Robert b: 1946
.... 6 THOMPSON, Lloyd John b: 1927 Number of children: 4
........ +UNKNOWN, Judy Number of children: 4
..... 7 THOMPSON, Grant b: 1952
..... 7 THOMPSON, Aimee b: 1954
..... 7 THOMPSON, Mark b: 1957
..... 7 THOMPSON, Karen b: 1960
.... 6 THOMPSON, Shirley Ann b: 1928 Number of children: 4
........ +ANDERSON, Michael Number of children: 4
..... 7 ANDERSON, Michele b: 1951
..... 7 ANDERSON, Michael b: 1952
..... 7 ANDERSON, Ginda b: 1953
..... 7 ANDERSON, Blaise b: 1955
. 4 HUTCHISON, Mary S. b: 01 Jan 1861 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. d: 1918 in Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
..... +WALRATH, William Harrison b: 25 Apr 1854 in Oneidea Co, NY (or Fay.Co.IA?) d: 1932 in Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, lot 67, NW corner, sec 23, Fairfield Twp, Fay. Co, IA. m: 30 Oct 1885 in Brush Creek, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Father: Isaac WALRATH Mother: Catherine ZOELLER Note 3: Burial listed 1857 as death year. bz/2006.
. 4 HUTCHISON, Janet Jennie Maria b: 15 Sep 1862 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. d: 09 Apr 1950 Number of children: 5 Note 4: 1890 Lived in Burlington, IA.
..... +ECKER, Ernest Conkey b: 15 Sep 1862 d: 09 Apr 1950 m: 22 Dec 1880 in Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Number of children: 5
... 5 ECKER, Edna b: 1882 in Fay.Co.IA
... 5 ECKER, Ernestine Burdella b: 16 Dec 1883 in West Union, Fay.Co.IA d: 03 Sep 1966 in Scottsdale, Maricopa.Co.AZ Number of children: 4
....... +OSTRANDER, Clinton Reuben b: 03 Sep 1879 in Alpha area, Bethel.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 02 Nov 1960 in Fayette, Fay.Co.IA m: 14 Sep 1904 in West Union, Fay.Co.IA Number of children: 4 Father: Edgar Francis OSTRANDER Mother: Margaret Jennie ROGERS
.... 6 OSTRANDER, Louise b: 22 Oct 1906 in West Union, Fay.Co.IA d: 14 Jan 1965 in Randalia, Center.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
........ +HINKLEY, Charles Orange b: 11 Aug 1899 in Champlin, Hennepin.Co.MN d: 04 May 1974 in St. Paul, Ramsey.Co.MN m: 04 Apr 1928 in Webster, Day.Co.SD Father: Charles Nathan HINKLEY Mother: Ruth Margaret ADCOCK
.... 6 OSTRANDER, Marion b: 29 Sep 1908 in Groton, Brown.Co.SD d: 05 Nov 2005 in California
........ +AINSWORTH, Herbert Milton b: 13 May 1908 in Cedar Rapids, Lynn.Co.IA d: 24 Feb 1992 in Vista, SanDiego.Co.CA
.... 6 OSTRANDER, Lenore b: 18 Jul 1910 in Groton, Brown.Co.SD d: 08 Jan 2001 in AZ
........ +BUNT, Paul b: 12 Mar 1908 in Plankinton, Aurora.Co.SD d: 01 Sep 1990 in Scottsdale, Maricopa.Co.AZ m: 18 Jul 1934 in Mitchell, Davison.Co.SD
.... 6 OSTRANDER, Richard Clinton b: 16 Jun 1912 in Groton, Brown.Co.SD d: 02 Mar 2005 in Mesa, Maricopa.Co.AZ
........ +MCCOMISH, Catherine Delores b: 13 Aug 1913 in Mitchell, Davison.Co.SD d: 01 Dec 1991 in Mesa, Maricopa.Co.AZ m: 07 Oct 1939 in Mitchell, Davison.Co.SD Father: James MCCOMISH Mother: Catereine ZOELLER
... 5 ECKER, Janet b: 1887 in Fay.Co.IA
... 5 ECKER, John Abraham b: 29 May 1890 in Fay.Co.IA d: 28 Jan 1978
... 5 ECKER, Robert Orson b: 1902 in Fay.Co.IA d: Jul 1993
. 4 HUTCHISON, Byron Drake b: 11 Aug 1864 in Taylorsville Cem, sec3, lot70, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa. d: 1945 Burial: Taylorville Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. Number of children: 2 Note 4: 1890 Creamery operator in Madison, Neb.
..... +HATCHER, Gertrude I. b: 08 Sep 1866 in Hopkinton, Delaware.Co.IA d: 27 Apr 1914 in Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville Cem, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA. m: 1884 Number of children: 2 Father: James F. HATCHER Mother: Nancy A. DENNIS
... 5 HUTCHISON, Warren Warnie Edward b: 1884 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 1931 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville area, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Number of children: 6
....... +ALLEN, Annetta Nettie Maude b: 07 Feb 1887 in Anoka, MN d: Oct 1984 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Burial: Taylorville area, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA m: Oct 1904 in Arlington, Fairfield.Co.IA Number of children: 6 Father: Elvin Dwight ALLEN Mother: Marquarite Maggie ROLFE
.... 6 HUTCHISON, John Zina b: 17 Mar 1905 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 19 Apr 1990 in Tacoma, WA
........ +DUCHAINE, Cordelia Marie b: 1902 d: 1985
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Edward A. b: 20 Jul 1907 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 20 Jul 1986 in Port Townsend, Jeff.Co, WA
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Robert L. b: 18 Feb 1913 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 07 Nov 1988 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA Number of children: 3
........ +UNKNOWN, Helen L. b: 1913 Number of children: 3
..... 7 HUTCHISON, John
..... 7 HUTCHISON, Allen
..... 7 HUTCHISON, Lynette
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Bryon b: 18 Jan 1915 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 08 Oct 2004 in WA
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Warren Richard b: 31 Jul 1925 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 24 May 1985 in Sacramento, CA
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Margaret b: 29 Jul 1928 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 14 Mar 1994 in Indpendence, Buchanan.Co.IA
... 5 HUTCHISON, Harold Tracy b: 1887 in Arlington, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA d: 1964 Burial: Taylorville area, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
....... +UNKNOWN, Ethel W. b: 1887 d: 1967 Burial: Taylorville area, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
. 4 HUTCHISON, Mary T. b: 1867 in Taylorsville Cem, sec3, lot70, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa.
. 4 HUTCHISON, Robert R. b: 1869 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich. Note 4: 1890 Printer.
. 4 HUTCHISON, Orson R. b: 1871 in Taylorville area, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
..... +WEBBER, Lulu Olive b: 1887 m: 18 Jun 1910 in Arlington, Fairfield.Co.IA
. 4 HUTCHISON, Frank Eugene b: 11 Apr 1875 in Taylorsville Cem, sec3, lot70, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, Iowa. d: Apr 1969 in Calif. Number of children: 1
..... +UNKNOWN, Nellie b: 1876 m: Aug 1898 in Fay.Co.IA Number of children: 1
... 5 HUTCHISON, Kenneth Clark b: 26 Oct 1899 d: 1943 in IL Number of children: 1
....... +MORSE, Helene Agusta b: 1903 d: 1992 m: 07 Nov 1923 Number of children: 1
.... 6 HUTCHISON, Donald Kenneth b: 1923 d: 1994
3 HUTCHISON, j.

Wood Descendent Tree

Report view, three generations for Eli Isaac Thompson

Descendants of Eli Isaac Thompson
　
Generation No. 1
1. ELI ISAAC7 THOMPSON (ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 03 Nov 1824 in New.Rumley.Twp, Harrison.Co.OH, and died 03 Feb 1903 in Sargent, Custer Co., Neb. He married ELIZA KIRBY 18 Dec 1845 in Perry Twp, Carroll Co, Ohio, daughter of ISAAC KIRBY and ELIZABETH WALTERS. She was born 31 Mar 1825 in Bedford Co, PA? or Harrison(Carroll) Co, OH, and died 02 Jan 1881 in Brush Cr. (Arlington in 1895), Fayette Co, IA..
Notes for ELI ISAAC THOMPSON:
Notes from "TheThompson Genealogy" by T.W. Thompson, 1979 edition---Eli was a blacksmith by trade. He was a man of vision. He lived far ahead of his day. He made a set of wings and tried to fly from the top of a building. This man fore-saw the possibility of flying. Our age has perfected his vision of yester-year. Eli Isaac Thompson proved up on a homestead in Custer Co., Nebraska, in the western part of the state. The U.S. Government patent is now (1979) in the possession of his grandson Grover Thompson, who lives in Glendo, Wyoming. Eli spent his last days with his daughter Minerva Thompson Wood, at Sargent, Nebraska.
Homesteads in Custer Co, NE.
Thompson Eli 32sec 16twp 18range date 4-24-85
Thompson Eli 1sec 15twp 19range date 5-14-84
Wood Lemuel L 10sec 18twp 18range date 6-6-85
Obit: Carroll Co, OH
Word was received here on Friday from Sargent, Neb., that Eli Thompson died at that place Feb. 3, 1903, of paralysis, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lemuel Wood. Mr. Thompson was a former resident of this place. He was a brother-in-law of Joseph and Henry Kirby. (note: Eli was married to their sister, Eliza Kirby. He was a blacksmith.) Besinde the daughter with whom he made his home, he leaves three sons: attorney I. Ross Thompson of Des Moines, Iowa; Judge John R. and Hon. W. H. Thompson of Grand Island, Neb. His sons accompanied his remains to his old home at Arlington, Iowa, where his body was laid to rest beside his wife who preceded him to the grave some years ago.
Thompson Scrapbook:
Arlington News, Feb 12, 1903, William Henry Thompson and his brother Judge John R. Thompson of Grand Island, NB and their sister Minerva (Mrs. Lemuel L.) Wood accompanied their father Eli's body to Arlington for burial.
More About ELI ISAAC THOMPSON:
Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
Note 3: Bet. 1850 - 1864, Blacksmith, Perryville, Carroll Co, IA.
Note 5: 01 Apr 1864, Joined brothers in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA.
Note 6: Bet. 1864 - 1882, Living close to cooper shop and steam mill.
Note 8: Bet. 1882 - 1884, Eli, J.M.Amos, L. Woods, homesteaded near Sargent, Custer Co, NEb
Note 9: Bet. 1884 - 1903, Remained on Custer Co, Neb ranch.
Note 14: Final years, son/law & dau, L.L. & Minerva Wood.
Note 16: Mar 1900, Severe stroke, paralysis, remained "helpless."
More About ELIZA KIRBY:
Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
Note 3: Married by O.W. Wiggs.
Note 5: Died from consumption (TB).
Note 6: Age at death; 55y9m3d.
Children of ELI THOMPSON and ELIZA KIRBY are:
2. i. MELISSA MALISSA8 THOMPSON, b. 25 Sep 1846, Lamertine (Perryville), Carroll.Co.OH; d. 02 Apr 1873, Arlington area, Fayette Co, Iowa.
3. ii. MINERVA MANERVA ALMA THOMPSON, b. 05 Jul 1848, Lamertine (Perryville), Carroll.Co.OH; d. 26 Sep 1925, Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb.
4. iii. JOHN RICHARD THOMPSON, b. 06 Aug 1850, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 27 Sep 1912, Farm, of TP, Cameron Twp, Hall Co, Neb.
5. iv. WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON, b. 14 Dec 1853, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 06 Jun 1937, Grand Island, Neb.
6. v. ELLEN PRISCILLA THOMPSON, b. 1856, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 31 Oct 1884, Grand Island, Neb.
7. vi. MARTHA E. THOMPSON, b. 1858, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 1889, Redlands, CA, from TB..
vii. KATHERINE L. J. THOMPSON, b. 04 Jun 1859, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 26 Jun 1876, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA.
More About KATHERINE L. J. THOMPSON:
Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
Note 2: Unmarried
Note 3: Age 17y22d.
viii. SOPHIA M. THOMPSON, b. 1861, Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH; d. 23 Apr 1880, Brush Creek farm, Fayette Co, IA.
More About SOPHIA M. THOMPSON:
Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
Note 2: Called Sadie.
Note 3: Unmarried
ix. PRISCILLA THOMPSON, b. Abt. 1865, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA; m. HENRY SCOTT, 1881.
x. ISAAC ROSS THOMPSON, b. 1866, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA; d. Aug 1943, Des Moines, IA?; m. EMMA WALKER, Feb 1903, Iowa City, IA; d. Bef. 1954.
More About ISAAC ROSS THOMPSON:
Note 3: May have had a son.
Note 4: Resided Des Moines, IA, most of life.
Note 5: Apparently raced horses with son.
More About EMMA WALKER:
Note 1: Last name, Waeber??
　
Generation No. 2
2. MELISSA MALISSA8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 25 Sep 1846 in Lamertine (Perryville), Carroll.Co.OH, and died 02 Apr 1873 in Arlington area, Fayette Co, Iowa. She married LEMUEL L. WOOD 1866 in Ohio or Brush Creek (Arlington), IA.. He was born 26 Jun 1846 in Harrison or Carroll Co, OH, and died 14 Nov 1916 in Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb.
More About MELISSA MALISSA THOMPSON:
Burial: Brush Creek (Arlington, Groat) Cem, Sec 32, Fairfield.Twp, Fay.Co.IA
Note 21: Age at death; 26y6m8d.
More About LEMUEL L. WOOD:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Note 2: Bef. 1845, Parents born PA; migrated to Carroll Co, OH.
Note 3: 1873, Married sister of first wife.
Note 6: 1880, Carpenter & joiner, Brush Cr. village, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA.
Note 7: Mar 1884, Moved Brush Creek to Grand Island, Neb.
Note 8: 1885, Homesteaded (dairy farm) in Dry Valley, near Sargent, Custer Co, Neb.
Note 9: 1900, Douglas Grove Twp, Custer Co, NB.
Note 10: 1910, Building houses.
Children of MELISSA THOMPSON and LEMUEL WOOD are:
8. i. ELI MURTON9 WOOD, b. 1868, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA; d. 1946, Sargent, Custer.Co.NE.
9. ii. MARGARET ELLA WOOD, b. 1870, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA; d. 1960, Sargent, Custer.Co.NE.
　
3. MINERVA MANERVA ALMA8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 05 Jul 1848 in Lamertine (Perryville), Carroll.Co.OH, and died 26 Sep 1925 in Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb. She married LEMUEL L. WOOD 03 Apr 1873 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA. He was born 26 Jun 1846 in Harrison or Carroll Co, OH, and died 14 Nov 1916 in Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb.
Notes for MINERVA MANERVA ALMA THOMPSON:
Burials in Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Wood, A. Latimer, "Son of L. L. & M. A. Wood", Dec 10, 1876 - Oct 18, 1908, Aged 31ys 10ms 8ds
Wood, E. Murtin, "Father", 1868 - 1945; Augusta I., "Mother", 1874 - 1963
Wood, Lemuel L., "Father", June 26, 1846 - Nov 14, 1916
Wood, Manerva A., "Wife of L. L. Wood", 1848 - 1925
Wood, William H., 1877 - 1940
Wood, J. M., Co. H. 2nd. Iowa Cav. (GAR marker beside stone - no dates)
Woods, Alexander T., 1843 - 1925
Woods, Lena May, 1864 - 1932
Woods, Bernice Barbara Ann, Aug 14, 1943 - Jul 19, 1993; "Mother of James, John, Rose"
　
More About MINERVA MANERVA ALMA THOMPSON:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Note 3: Spelling? Manervia.
Note 5: 20 Sep 1925, Stroke, never regained consciousness.
More About LEMUEL L. WOOD:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Note 2: Bef. 1845, Parents born PA; migrated to Carroll Co, OH.
Note 3: 1873, Married sister of first wife.
Note 6: 1880, Carpenter & joiner, Brush Cr. village, Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA.
Note 7: Mar 1884, Moved Brush Creek to Grand Island, Neb.
Note 8: 1885, Homesteaded (dairy farm) in Dry Valley, near Sargent, Custer Co, Neb.
Note 9: 1900, Douglas Grove Twp, Custer Co, NB.
Note 10: 1910, Building houses.
Children of MINERVA THOMPSON and LEMUEL WOOD are:
i. AMOS LATIMER9 WOOD, b. 10 Dec 1876, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA.; d. 18 Oct 1908, Neb.
More About AMOS LATIMER WOOD:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Note 3: Unmarried.
Note 4: Railroad man.
Note 5: Died, railroad accident, day before retirment.
ii. WILLIAM HENRY WOOD, b. 1877, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA.; d. 1940, Custer.Co.Neb.
More About WILLIAM HENRY WOOD:
Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Note 3: 1910, Carpenter, working/living with father.
10. iii. ZETTA MINERVA WOOD, b. 15 Jan 1881, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA..
iv. SAMUEL WOOD, b. 31 Oct 1883, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, Iowa.
More About SAMUEL WOOD:
Note 3: Birth listed at Fayette Co Hist building?
Note 4: Birth not listed anywhere else?
v. LEMUEL ROSS WOOD, b. 1884, Grand Island, Hall Co, Neb; d. 1886, Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb.
More About LEMUEL ROSS WOOD:
Cause of death (Facts Pg): Diptheria
11. vi. LUELLA ALLONA WOOD, b. 07 Oct 1887, Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb.
　
4. JOHN RICHARD8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 06 Aug 1850 in Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH, and died 27 Sep 1912 in Farm, of TP, Cameron Twp, Hall Co, Neb. He married (1) ELIZABETH A. V. PRYSE 24 Oct 1880 in Iowa City, IA, daughter of DAVID PRYSE and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1855 in Wales?, and died 08 Dec 1888 in Grand Island area, Neb.. He married (2) SARAH A. JONES 25 Jul 1900. She died 08 Jul 1908.
Notes for JOHN RICHARD THOMPSON:
JOHN R. THOMPSON
Notes from "Thompson Genealogy"----- John R. and William Henry Thompson both graduated from the University of Iowa Law School and financially supported each other during the process. While one attended school, the other taught school to finance the other, taking turns until they graduated!! John R. was a district judge for 12 years.
Material copied and pasted from David Musser's web site, 8/28/2000/Z
http://home.att.net/~musserreunion/john_r.htm
From the obituary of John R. Thompson:
FOR YEARS ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT LAWYERS OF CITY - ACTIVE IN POLITICS AND AN ENTHUSIASTIC WORKER IN LODGE CIRCLES - FUNERAL MONDAY
The citizens of Hall County and Grand Island today mourn the loss of an esteemed citizen. For some years the finger of disease laid its finger upon him. He battled bravely; but for the past few months it was noticeable that the sad inevitable had come and Judge John R. Thompson was called to his reward which those who knew him best know will be the everlasting peace and rest promised all who live bravely and well and do the best they can with life. For many years a district judge and in the days of the ascendancy of the populist party a prominent candidate for the nomination for supreme judge and governor, his life was a busy one and its varied duties were promptly and faithfully met.
Mr. Thompson passed away at his farm in Cameron township yesterday afternoon, death resulting from tuberculosis. He had been ailing for the last year and his condition would not permit him to do much work for the last six months. For over three weeks he was seriously ill and there appeared to be no hope for his recovery. Relatives called on Mr. Thompson daily and at all times he was confident he would recover. He was conscious until the very end and talked very intelligently with his brother. On a recent visit he discussed the political prospects and wanted to know what Wilson's chances were. At no time did he suffer or complain of any pain and he died peacefully.
The funeral will take place next Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence at 823 West Second Street. Rev. Gettys of the First M.E. church will conduct the service at the house and from there the obs------ -----German and Irish descent. Both were children of early settlers near Maryland, Md. Eli Thompson and his wife were both born in Carroll county, Ohio. He learned the blacksmith trade, and followed it until 1864, when he became a resident of Fayette county, Iowa. There his wife died on Jan.2, 1881. Eight years later he settled on a homestead in Custer County, Nebraska, where he resided until his death, Feb. 3, 1903. J. R. Thompson attended the district school from three to six months each year until he was 18 years old. He then attended the Upper Iowa university at Fayette, IA., but never completed the full course as he was dependent upon his own efforts to defray his expenses, which he did by working upon a farm and teaching school. In 1875, he entered the law department of the University of Iowa at Iowa City and graduated in 1877, under the instruction of W. G. Hammond, a most able teacher, then chancellor of the university and also founder of the law department. After graduating, he opened a law office in company with his brother W. H. Thompson, in his home town now called Arlington, Iowa. In 1879 J. R. Thompson moved to Grand Island and opened an office here, his brother remaining in Arlington. The partnership continued in this way two years; then W. H. Thompson also moved to this city and they continued in business together until January, 1892. During the early days of their partnership they carried on a real estate loan and insurance business, but later they devoted their attention strictly to the legal profession and won a prominent place at the bar of the state. Mr. Thompson cast his first presidential vote for Horace Greeley, and after that time voted with the democratic party until 1882, when he joined the anti-monopoly party, and until 1891 he might have been considered an independent democrat. He has since affiliated with the populist party. He was elected to the position of district judge of this district in 1891 and served three successive terms. He has also served as city and county attorney by appointment of the city and county board. Mr. Thompson was a member of the Knights of Pythias, A.O.U.W., Modern Woodmen, Odd Fellows and the Elks. He was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church of this city and contributed largely to its support. He was married on Oct., 24, 1880 to Lizzie A. of Iowa City. She died Dec. 8, 1888. Five children were born to this union. Judge Thompson was again married July 25, 1900 to Sarah A. Jones of Iowa City, IA. The second Mrs. Thompson departed from this earth on July 8, 1908.
After retiring from the judgeship, Mr. Thompson continued to practice law in this city and looked after his extensive property interests. He was one of the three law commissioners of the insurgent Modern Woodmen of Nebraska and in the last year devoted considerable attention to this work. For some months Mr. Thompson had retired from business on account of his health and lived out on the farm with his son in Cameron township.
Five children are left to mourn the loss of their father, Mrs. A. H. Farnsworth, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Kate Carr, John P. Thompson and Mrs. D.(B) W. Musser. Mr. Thompson also leaves two brothers an one sister, the only ones left of a notable family of nine children, all of whom arrived at maturity. They are L. Roff Thompson of Des Moines, Mrs. L. L. Wood of Sargent, Nebraska, and W. H. Thompson of this city. END OF OBITUARY.
THE HISTORY OF HALL COUNTY NEBRASKA, PUBLISHED IN 1920 IN LINCOLN, NEBRASKA HAS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE ON PAGE 638:
JUDGE JOHN RICHARD THOMPSON was one of the prominent citizens of Grand Island where for more than thirty-six years he was a leading lawyer and served as judge of this district for three consecutive terms.
Mr. Thompson was born at Perryville, Ohio, August 6, 1850, a son of Eli and Eliha (Kirby) Thompson, both natives of Carrol County, Ohio, where they were married and where they made their home until 1864 when they became residents of Fayette County, Iowa. Here the mother passed away January 2, 1881, and eight years later the father came to Nebraska and secured a homestead in Custer County where he spent the remainder of his days, passing away February 3, 1903.
John R. Thompson attended the district school from three to six months each year until he was eighteen years of age. He then attended Upper Iowa University at Fayette, Iowa, but never completed a full course as he was dependent upon his own resources to defray his expenses, which he did by working on a farm and teaching school. In 1875 he entered the law department of the University of Iowa at Iowa City, graduating in 1877, under the instruction of W. G. Hammond, a most able teacher, then chancellor of the University, and founder of the law department. He then joined his brother, W. H. Thompson, and engaged in the practice of law in their home town, Brush Creek, now Arlington, Iowa where Thompson Brothers had opened an office the year before to earn the money needed to defray expenses to complete their law studies. In February, 1879 John R. opened an office in Grand Island, Nebraska while the brother remained in Iowa. In June 1881, W. H. came to Grand Island the partnership continued until 1892, when John R. Thompson was elevated to the bench of the district court of the eleventh judicial district, consisting of eleven counties, where he served three successive terms of four years each. His decisions were always fair and impartial and he was held in the highest esteem by members of the bar and by all with whom he came in contact. After this he continued the practice of his profession until his death September 29, 1915.
October 24, 1880, Mr. Thompson was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie A. Pryce of Iowa City. She passed away December 8, 1888. Judge Thompson was again married July 25, 1900, to Sarah A. Jones of Iowa City and her death occurred in Grand Island eleven years ago. Of the first marriage were born five children: Callie E., wife of Dr. A. H. Farnsworth; Grace, the wife of Julius Jones of Grand Island; Catherine, the wife of Wm Pyne, mayor and editor of a newspaper at Wendell, Idaho; John P., a ranchman of Hall County, Nebraska; and Elizabeth the wife of Benjamin Musser, of New York.
Judge Thompson was a member of and general contributor to the First Methodist Church of Grand Island, and a member of several fraternal organizations. He served the city and county as attorney and stood for all the things that helped to make for the betterment of the community. The city is indebted to Judge Thompson for the beautiful public park known as "Pioneer Park" as it was largely through his persistent agitation that this tract was set aside as a park instead of being platted and sold for residence properties. END OF ARTICLE
I know from my Mother, Elizabeth Thompson, that the Judge spent a lot of time in Boulder, Colorado attempting to ease his problem with "consumption" which is the name given tuberculosis. Bill Thompson told me that he was told that the Judge slept in a tent in his back yard in an attempt to get relief from the disease. George Carr told me that when the farms were purchased in Nebraska they all had sod houses on them. George also told me that the Judge owned the three houses on the block his house was on. Grace lived in one according to George, and he believed that the others were rented out.
My mother, Elizabeth, also told me that Wild Bill Hitchcock and William Jennings Bryan were guests at their home when she was a child. Also that the Judge had convinced the City to have a combination cemetery, Catholic and Protestant in Grand Island. Supposedly the first such in the country.
　
　
More About JOHN RICHARD THOMPSON:
Note 5: Abt. 1868, Attended UIU at Fayette.
Note 6: Bet. 1868 - 1875, Farm work & taught school.
Note 7: Bet. 1875 - 1877, U. of Iowa Law School, Iowa City.
Note 8: Bet. 1877 - 1879, Law Office, Brush Cr, with brother Wm. H.
Note 9: 1879, Moved, Grand Island, Neb, opened law office.
Note 10: 1881, Brother Wm. H. joined from Brush Cr.
Note 11: Bet. 1881 - 1892, Law partnership with brother Wm. H.
Note 12: Involved with Populist Party.
Note 13: 1891, Appointed District Judge.
Note 14: Lawyer of outstanding ability (Thompson Genealogy).
Note 15: District Court Judge in Grand Island, Neb.
More About ELIZABETH A. V. PRYSE:
Note 3: Called Lizzie.
More About SARAH A. JONES:
Note 3: No children.
Children of JOHN THOMPSON and ELIZABETH PRYSE are:
12. i. CALLIE EMMA9 THOMPSON, b. 06 Jan 1882, Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb; d. 08 Mar 1936.
13. ii. ANNA GRAYCE THOMPSON, b. 30 Jun 1883, Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb; d. 09 Mar 1952.
14. iii. ELIZABETH KATHERINE THOMPSON, b. 30 Jun 1883, Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb; d. 1962.
15. iv. JOHN PRYSE THOMPSON, b. 07 Sep 1885, Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb; d. 1956.
16. v. ELIZABETH INEZ THOMPSON, b. 05 Jun 1888, Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb; d. 1962.
　
5. WILLIAM HENRY8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 14 Dec 1853 in Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH, and died 06 Jun 1937 in Grand Island, Neb. He married MINNETTA INEZ HUTCHISON 07 Sep 1879 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA, daughter of JOHN HUTCHISON and MARTHA LICKISS. She was born 08 Oct 1860 in Belleville, Wayne.Co, SE Mich., and died 02 Jul 1944 in Grand Island, NB.
Notes for WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON:
From the History of Hall Co, Neb.
WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON is one of the most widely known and highly respected citizens of Nebraska, having been a resident of Grand Island for more that thirty- eight years. A native of Ohio, Mr. Thompson was born at Perrysville, Carroll County, December 14, 1853. His parents were Eli and Eliza (Kirby) Thompson, both natives of Ohio, where they were married and where they made their home until 1864 when they became residents of Fayette County, Iowa. Here the mother passed away January 2, 1881, and eight years later the father came to Nebraska and secured a homestead in Custer County where he made his home until his death which occurred Februarv 3, 1903. The grandfathers of W. H. Thompson were of Scotch descent the representatives of very early families in the city of Baltimore. Maryland. The paternal grandmother of our subject was of Holland Dutch descent, while the maternal grandmother was of Irish extraction. Mr. Thompson acquired his early education in the public and select schools of Fayetie County, Iowa. This was supplemented by a course in Upper Iowa University at Fayette. Iowa. In the fall of 1875 he and his brother John R. enrolled in the law department of the State University at Iowa City. At the end of two terms their savings, earned by working on farms, railroading and teaching school were nearly exhausted. It was decided that in order to earn money to pay their way through school one of them should open a law office and accordingly this was done. W. H. took charge of the law business of Thompson Brothers, lawyers, at Brush Creek, now Arlington, Iowa, while John R. continued at school and graduated. He then took charge of the office and W. H. took up his studies where he had left otf the year before, graduating in the spring of 1877. In the fall of 1876 he had been admitted to the bar by Judge Granger, who later became a member of the Supreme Court of that state. In 1878 the brothers decided that one of them should attend to their practice while the other should look up a more desirable location. In February, 1879 an office was opened in Grand Island, Nebraska, which was conducted by John R. until June 1881, when he was joined by his brother; this partnership continued until January 1892 when John R. became judge of the District Court. It will be seen that for forty-three years W. H. Thompson has been continuously in the practice of his profession and during the thirty-eight years of his practice at the bar of Hall County he has transacted a very large volume of legal business. His practice has extended to all courts of the state and to the Federal Courts, and on account of his ability as a lawyer and his standing with the bar he has commanded the respect of the courts and the members of his profession. The assiduous and un relaxing attention which he gives to his clients and the thoroughness with which he prepares his cases have been strong elements in his success and he is known as one of the best trial lawyers of the state. M'r. Thompson has always been a Democrat. In 1886 he was elected county attorney for Hall County and served one term, refusing to be a candidate for re-election. In 1890 he was nominated for Congress in the "Big Third" district which then comprised all of the state north of the Platte River except Douglas and Sarpy Counties. He has been a delegate to nearly every state convention since he has resided in Nebraska. He was delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention in 1892, and was chairman of the Nebraska delegation, and was an ardent supporter of Grover Cleveland, the nominee of the convention for president. He was delegate- at-large to the Democratic National Convention in 1896 at Chicago, and was a supporter of William Jennings Bryan, and was chosen National Committeeman. He was also delegate-at-large to the National convention at Kansas City in 1900 and again at St. Louis in 1904. He was defeated for delegate to the Denver Convention in 1908 which nominated Bryan, but took an active part in the convention through courtesy of the Nebraska delegation. He was delegate-at-large to the convention at St. Louis in 1916 which nominated Woodrow Wilson for the second term and was a member of the notification committee. He has been an enthusiastic worker in his party and played an important part in its management. In 1900 he was candidate for United States Senator to succeed Senator Thurston. In 1902 he was a candidate for governor against Mickey but was defeated by a small majority. From 1895 to 1899 he served as mayor of Grand Island and has always been an advocate of those things which he thought were for the best interests of his home city and state. At West Union, Iowa, September 7, 1879, was solemnized the marriage of William H. Thompson and Miss Nettie I. Hutchinson, a native of Michigan but reared in Iowa, and who for a time attended the school taught by her future husband. Her parents were John and Martha Hutchinson, her father being an attorney in good standing and county recorder while his daughter was his deputy at the time of her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson have had four children : Edith L., became the wife of Wallace E. Porter and died August 31, 1904; Mattie died in infancy; Grover married Lena Neitfeldt, and is operating a ranch in Wyoming; Lloyd G., married Aimee Ruth Schwyn, and is a lawyer of Grand Island. The family are members of the Presbyterian church and Mr. Thompson is a member of several fraternal organizations, including the Modern Woodmen .of America, B. P. O. of Elks and others. Mr. Thompson has recently been appointed by Governor McKelvie a member of the building committee for the erection of the new state capitol. In this as in all other positions in which Mr. Thompson has been placed he can be depended upon to do credit to himself and to the people whose interests he serves.
WILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON
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THOMPSON, William Henry, judge and U. S. senator, was born at Perrysville, Ohio, December 14, 1853, son of Eli and Eliza (Kirby) Thompson. He was educated at a private school in Iowa and at the Upper (Iowa University - 1872 - 1875) and graduated LLB at State University of Iowa in 1877, having defrayed the expenses of his education by his own efforts. For several years he practiced law with his brother, John Richard Thompson, first at Brush Creek (later Arlington), Iowa and after 1881 at Grand Island, Nebr., until the brother was elevated to the bench. While he was eminently successful as a criminal lawyer, he also had a large civil practice, covering the entire state. He was an organizer and director of the State Bank of Grand Island and a trustee of Grand Island College. When the office of county attorney was created by the legislature in 1886 he was chosen as the first county attorney of Hall County. During 1887-88 he was the city attorney of Grand Island and during 1895-98 he was the mayor of the city. A stalwart Democrat in politics, he was chairman of the Nebraska delegation to the Democratic National Convention in 1892 and was a delegate-at-large to the Democratic National Convention in 1896 when he helped to nominate William Jennings Bryan (q.v.) of whom he was an intimate friend. At the latter convention he was chosen Democratic National Committeeman for Nebraska and served on the executive committee of the national organization until 1900.
He was also a delegate at large to the national conventions of 1900, 1904, 1908, and 1920 and a Democratic nominee for governor of Nebraska in 1902. During 1920 - 1924 he was again Democratic national committeeman for Nebraska. In 1924 Justice Chester H. Aldrich (q.v.) of the Supreme Court of Nebraska died and Gov. Charles W. Bryan (q.v.) appointed Thompson to fill the vacancy. In the following November he was elected on a non-partisan ticket for the full term of six years. Thus at an age when most men have retired from active life he began a new chapter in his career. Many of his opinions became new precedents, notably in the cases of State v. First Bank (114 Nebr., 423) to the effect that an agreement to pay witnesses by a party is contrary to public policy and void; Sallander v. Life Insurance Co. (112 Neb., 629) which modified the evidence rule "that you must either produce a document when it is called for or never", and State v. State Bank (116 Nebr.,223) overruling the rather famous decision in the case of Glove Publishing Co., v. State Bank (41 Nebr.,175) which had overruled seven previous decisions to the effect that pending actions are affected by the repeal of a statute. By dissenting in the case of Eugene v. Union State Bank (118 Nebr.,105) he opened the way to a result not only highly creditable to himself but beneficial to the jurisprudence of the whole country. The other justices concurred in holding that the treaty with Sweden and Norway which provided that "subjects of the contracting parties in the respective states may freely dispose of their property." rendered inapplicable to a Norwegian subject residing in Nebraska, the requirement of the subsequently enacted state homestead law, that a conveyance of the homestead must be executed by both spouses. The case was taken to the Supreme Court of the United States (Todok v. Union State Bank: 281 U.S. 449) which reversed the majority opinion of the Nebraska court and sustained Thompson in his dissent, holding that it was not the purpose of the treaty to give an alien an advantage which the citizen did not enjoy. Thompson had refused a reelection to the bench, but when Senator Robert Belcher Howell died in 1933, Gov. Bryan appointed him for the unexpired term and he took his seat on May 27th, serving until December 1934 when his successor qualified. He was a member of the commission which had charge of the construction of the new state capitol of Nebraska. In religion he was a Presbyterian. He was married Sept. 7th 1879 to Nettie I., daughter of John Hutchinson, an attorney of West Union, Iowa, and they had four children: Edith, who married Wallace E. Porter; Mattie, Grover and Lloyd G. Thompson. He died at Grand Island, June 6, 1937.
From the 'Thompson Scrapbook', Des Moines Resister, May 30,. 1933: "New Senator, William Henry Thompson, former Nebraska Supreme Court Judge, who recently was appointed US Senator from NB to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator R.B. Howell of Omaha. Charles W. Bryan, the Governor of NB and brother to William Jennings Bryan, named his friend to the Senate. W.H. Thompson, the "Little Giant" of Nebraska politics, who rose from a blacksmith's son to a State Supreme Court Judge, prepared to take a US Senate seat sought but failed to win more than a quarter century ago. Dubbed the "Little Giant" for his oratory, the Grand Island Attorney who is about 5'4" tall, was a close friend of both the Bryan's. The Governor appointed W. H. Thompson, who is 79, to finish the late Senator R.B. Howell's term. Thompson took the 'stump' for William Jennings Bryant in each of his campaigns and was one of the leaders of the NB delegation to the 1896 National Convention, where Bryan first won his presidential nomination. The two were great friends, Bryan frequently going to Grand Island to spend several days visiting Mr. Thompson. Friends recall how the two used to sit on the lawn and chat. Mr. Thompson has served as Mayor of Grand Island and as County Attorney. He was a Democratic Candidate for governor, narrowly missing the honor in 1900. A prodigious reader, he was a storehouse of information on Democratic policies and wrote more than one State platform. He won a reputation both as a trial lawyer and as a stump speaker. He would be one of the driving forces in the building of the NB Capital Building.
　
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Note 6: Bet. 1872 - 1874, Attended UIU at Fayette.
Note 7: U. of Iowa Law School, Iowa City.
Note 8: Bet. 1877 - 1881, Attorney at Brush Creek Fayette Co, IA.
Note 9: Bet. 1881 - 1892, Moved Grand Island, Neb, law partnership with brother John R.
Note 13: Bet. 1919 - 1937, Involved in commission that erected Neb. Capitol.
Note 14: Bet. 1924 - 1931, Neb Supreme Court Justice.
Note 15: Bet. 1933 - 1934, Appointed, U.S. Senator from Nebraska
Note 22: Info/text in notes section/report view.
More About MINNETTA INEZ HUTCHISON:
Burial: Grand Island Cem, NB.
Note 3: 1879, Married at parents home in West Union.
Note 4: 1879, Fayette Co, IA, deputy recorder.
Children of WILLIAM THOMPSON and MINNETTA HUTCHISON are:
17. i. EDITH LYLE9 THOMPSON, b. 23 Aug 1880, Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA; d. 31 Aug 1904, Grand Island Cem, Neb.
ii. MARTHA THOMPSON, b. 1884, Grand Island, Neb; d. 1884, Grand Island, Neb.
More About MARTHA THOMPSON:
Note 4: Called Mattie.
18. iii. GROVER THOMPSON, b. 03 May 1886, Grand Island, Neb; d. 1970, Casper area, WY.
19. iv. LLOYD GARRISON THOMPSON, b. 25 Apr 1889, Grand Island, Hall Co, Neb.
　
6. ELLEN PRISCILLA8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1856 in Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH, and died 31 Oct 1884 in Grand Island, Neb. She married HENRY SCOTT 01 Mar 1881 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA.
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Note 3: Called Ella.
Note 4: Married by Rev. Bailey.
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Note 3: 1881, Residing Fairbank area, Fayette Co, IA, at time of marriage.
Note 4: Remarried after death of Ella.
Children of ELLEN THOMPSON and HENRY SCOTT are:
20. i. WILFRED DWIGHT9 SCOTT, b. 19 Dec 1881, West Union, Fayette Co, IA.; d. 1960.
21. ii. LELAND HENRY SCOTT, b. 1883, West Union, Fayette Co, IA.; d. 1914, Colorado.
　
7. MARTHA E.8 THOMPSON (ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1858 in Perryville, Perry.Twp, Carroll.Co.OH, and died 1889 in Redlands, CA, from TB.. She married HORACE M. GREGORY 07 Sep 1879 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fairfield Twp, Fayette Co, IA. He was born 1857, and died 14 Aug 1890 in San Diego, CA.
More About MARTHA E. THOMPSON:
Note 3: Called Mattie
Note 5: Married by Rev J.H. Barnes of Fayette.
Children of MARTHA THOMPSON and HORACE GREGORY are:
22. i. BERTHA M.9 GREGORY, b. 1881, Brush Cree (Arlington), Fayette Co, Iowa.
ii. CAROLINE E. GREGORY, b. 1882.
Notes for CAROLINE E. GREGORY:
....Graduated from Grand Island, NB, high school at 16, was a New York business women, returned to Redlands, CA to live with paternal grandparents.
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Occupation: Business woman.
Residence: New York City, New York
　
Generation No. 3
8. ELI MURTON9 WOOD (MELISSA MALISSA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1868 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA, and died 1946 in Sargent, Custer.Co.NE. He married AUGUSTA L. KAOHN. She was born 1874, and died 1963 in Sargent Co, NB.
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Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
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Burial: Mt. Hope Cem, north of Sargent, Custer Co, NE
Children of ELI WOOD and AUGUSTA KAOHN are:
i. ROSS W.10 WOOD, b. 1894, NB; d. 1960; m. ETHEL ANN HILL; b. 1895.
More About ROSS W. WOOD:
Occupation: Dentist
ii. CLARYS J. WOOD, b. NB.
iii. EMMA M. WOOD, b. 1899, NB; m. JOHN WAYBRIGHT; b. 1899.
iv. CALLIE L. WOOD, b. 1901, NB; m. LLOYD REED; b. 1901; d. 1960.
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Occupation: Teacher
v. MARGARET WOOD, b. 1904, NB; m. HAROLD JOHNSON; b. 1902.
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Occupation: No children.
vi. NORA Z. WOOD, b. 1906, NB; m. RUSSELL A. MITCHELL; b. 1909; d. 1974.
More About RUSSELL A. MITCHELL:
Occupation: Manager of Rodeo Association
Residence: Burwell, Nebraska
vii. LATIMER M. WOOD, b. 1910, NB; m. CLEO KENNEDY; b. 1913.
viii. IVADEL G. WOOD, b. 1912, NB; m. (1) SHELLEY LACY; b. 1905; d. 1947; m. (2) JOSEPH SMITH; b. 1907.
ix. HAROLD EUGENE WOOD, b. 1914, NB; m. LETHA B. PRICE; b. 1916.
　
9. MARGARET ELLA9 WOOD (MELISSA MALISSA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1870 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA, and died 1960 in Sargent, Custer.Co.NE. She married EUGENE E. ARMSTRONG. He was born 1870, and died 1922.
Children of MARGARET WOOD and EUGENE ARMSTRONG are:
i. LEMUEL L.10 ARMSTRONG, b. 1894; m. LEOTA M. CLARKE; b. 1897.
ii. ALLONA ARMSTRONG, b. 1904; m. PATRICK HEGG; b. 1899.
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Occupation: Public School Teacher
iii. GAYLORD ARMSTRONG, b. 1908.
More About GAYLORD ARMSTRONG:
Occupation: Federal Land Bank employee.
Residence: Omaha, NB
　
10. ZETTA MINERVA9 WOOD (MINERVA MANERVA ALMA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 15 Jan 1881 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA.. She married WILFRED DWIGHT SCOTT Jun 1912 in Sargent, Custer Co, Neb., son of HENRY SCOTT and ELLEN THOMPSON. He was born 19 Dec 1881 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA., and died 1960.
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Note 1: Name? Zella?
Note 2: Married first cousin.
Note 3: 1910, At home; teaching school, Sargent, NB.
Note 5: 1925, Living, Waterloo, IA.
More About WILFRED DWIGHT SCOTT:
Note 3: Married first cousin.
Note 4: Construction & electical work.
Note 5: 1925, Living, Waterloo, IA.
Note 7: 1954, Living 922 Bodwitch Ave, Aurora, ILL.
Children of ZETTA WOOD and WILFRED SCOTT are:
i. VIRGINIA MAY10 SCOTT, b. 16 Mar 1913; m. WILLIAM JENKINS, 1930; b. 1907.
ii. LORNA ROSELLA SCOTT, b. 01 Apr 1915; m. WILLIAM KENNER, 01 Apr 1940; b. 1901.
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Note 3: From Malcolm, ILL
Note 4: John Deere salesman.
iii. SHIRLEY ELLEN SCOTT, b. Sep 1921; d. 10 Sep 1929.
　
11. LUELLA ALLONA9 WOOD (MINERVA MANERVA ALMA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 07 Oct 1887 in Sargent area, Custer Co, Neb. She married HAROLD I. PERRIN. He was born 1886, and died 1948.
Children of LUELLA WOOD and HAROLD PERRIN are:
i. VIRGINIA L.10 PERRIN, b. 1916; m. KEITH LYSINGER; b. 1915.
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Occupation: Music teacher
Residence: Gothenburg, Nebraska
ii. ROBERT HAROLD PERRIN, b. 1917; m. ROSLEAN WELLS; b. 1920.
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Occupation: Farmed west of Sargent, NB
Residence: Sargent, Nebraska
iii. NADINE A. PERRIN, b. 20 Sep 1921; m. ROBERT FARRISH AMOS, 04 Mar 1944; b. 05 Mar 1920.
Notes for ROBERT FARRISH AMOS:
....Robert F. Amos entered the Army Air Corp in 1942, received his wings and was sent to North Africa. He flew 50 missions as a bomber pilot. In the late 1970's he was a staff officer with the rank of Col. and a comptroller at Wright Air Development Div., Patterson Air force Base, Dayton, Ohio.
　
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Note 4: WWII, Army Air Force.
Note 5: 1951, Lt. Col, Army, in Germany.
iv. CONSTANCE K. PERRIN, b. 1932; m. GILMAR B. WILLIAR; b. 1929.
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Military service: Career military.
　
12. CALLIE EMMA9 THOMPSON (JOHN RICHARD8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 06 Jan 1882 in Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb, and died 08 Mar 1936. She married ALBERT H. FARNSWORTH. He was born 1880, and died 1927.
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Occupation: Medical doctor
Children of CALLIE THOMPSON and ALBERT FARNSWORTH are:
i. ELIZABETH10 FARNSWORTH, b. 06 Feb 1906, NB; d. 1957; m. PAUL D. FLETCHER; b. 1904; d. 1959.
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Occupation: No children.
ii. FREDERICK THOMPSON FARNSWORTH, b. 28 Jun 1912, NB; d. Aft. 1955; m. ADELIA MCALISTER; b. 1914.
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Occupation: No children.
iii. ALBERT A. FARNSWORTH, b. Apr 1918; m. UNKNOWN.
　
13. ANNA GRAYCE9 THOMPSON (JOHN RICHARD8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 30 Jun 1883 in Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb, and died 09 Mar 1952. She married JULIUS A. JONES. He was born 1885, and died 1947.
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Note 3: Name, Grace Anna.
Children of ANNA THOMPSON and JULIUS JONES are:
i. SARABETH10 JONES, b. 18 Jun 1908; m. BUD HYDE, Abt. 18 Jun 1931; b. Abt. 1908.
ii. RICHARD J. JONES, b. 15 Apr 1912; d. 1962; m. BABY JO QUANTRELL; b. 1915.
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Note 3: Surname, Barlow?
iii. ELIZABETH JONES.
More About ELIZABETH JONES:
Occupation: Twin with Anna
iv. ANNA JONES.
　
14. ELIZABETH KATHERINE9 THOMPSON (JOHN RICHARD8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 30 Jun 1883 in Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb, and died 1962. She married (1) HOWARD CARR. He was born 1883, and died 1958. She married (2) WILLIAM A. PYNE. He was born 1870, and died 1943.
More About ELIZABETH KATHERINE THOMPSON:
Note 3: Name Katherine Eliza.
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Note 3: Given name, Harlow?
Children of ELIZABETH THOMPSON and HOWARD CARR are:
i. GLADYS G.10 CARR, b. 09 Jan 1903; m. (1) RALPH BOGUE; b. 1898; m. (2) JOHN PAYNE; b. 1896.
ii. GEORGE THOMPSON CARR, b. 01 Jan 1904; m. EFFIE HUGHES.
iii. EVELYN ELIZABETH CARR, b. 02 Feb 1905; m. VINCENT J. MCGINN; b. 1906.
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Note 4: No children. Adopted three.
Note 5: Mutual Fund Assoc, San Francisco
Note 6: Retired on ranch in Sacramento Valley, CA
More About VINCENT J. MCGINN:
Occupation: Mutual Fund Assoc, San Francisco
　
15. JOHN PRYSE9 THOMPSON (JOHN RICHARD8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 07 Sep 1885 in Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb, and died 1956. He married GENEVA DODD.
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Note 3: Abt. 1905, Attending Ag School, U. of Neb. at Lincoln.
Note 4: Farmer/rancher.
Children of JOHN THOMPSON and GENEVA DODD are:
i. WILLIAM E.10 THOMPSON, m. LOVIE E. LEMMON.
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Note 3: Law School, U. of Neb, Lincoln.
ii. JOHN R. THOMPSON, m. DONETA BREHM, 11 Apr 1954.
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Note 3: Law School, U. of Neb, Lincoln.
　
16. ELIZABETH INEZ9 THOMPSON (JOHN RICHARD8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 05 Jun 1888 in Grand Island area, Buffalo Co, Neb, and died 1962. She married BEN W. MUSSER. He was born 1880, and died 1949.
Children of ELIZABETH THOMPSON and BEN MUSSER are:
i. JOHN HENRY10 MUSSER, b. 1910; m. JEANETTE HALL; b. 1913.
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Occupation: Operated hotel dining room, Mason City, Iowa
Residence: Mason City, Iowa
ii. WILLIAM THOMPSON MUSSER, b. 1913; m. ELEANOR V. JENSEN; b. 1920.
iii. DAVID A. MUSSER, b. 1927; m. MAXINE SCHULTZ; b. 1927.
　
17. EDITH LYLE9 THOMPSON (WILLIAM HENRY8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 23 Aug 1880 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA, and died 31 Aug 1904 in Grand Island Cem, Neb. She married WALLACE E. PORTER 08 May 1901 in Grand Island, NB, son of E. PORTER and UNKNOWN SEARS. He was born 1880, and died in Kansas City, MO.
More About EDITH LYLE THOMPSON:
Burial: Grand Island Cem, NB; parents plot.
Note 2: 1904, Living in Cedar Rapids, IA.
Note 3: Died, parents home, was preganant or possibly in childbirth.
Note 4: 1904, Went to visit paretns at time of death.
More About WALLACE E. PORTER:
Burial: Shrinner's Cem, KC?
Note 3: English.
Note 5: 1904, Traveling salesman, McClusky Reg. Co, later sales manager.
Note 6: In Mason City at time of wife's death.
Children of EDITH THOMPSON and WALLACE PORTER are:
i. EUGENE THOMPSON10 PORTER, b. 16 Nov 1902; m. (1) BEATROCE STRYKER, Grand Island, NB; b. 1913; m. (2) LELA A. GJELSTEEN, Grand Island, NB; b. 1914.
More About EUGENE THOMPSON PORTER:
Note 2: Stock broker
Note 4: Divorced and remarried.
Note 6: 1950, Residing, Portland, OR.
ii. UNKNOWN PORTER, b. 1904; d. 1904.
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Note 2: May not have been born when mother died.
　
18. GROVER9 THOMPSON (WILLIAM HENRY8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 03 May 1886 in Grand Island, Neb, and died 1970 in Casper area, WY. He married LENA MARIE NEITFELDT 24 Aug 1907 in Grand Island, Neb. She was born 11 Aug 1888 in Grand Island, Neb, and died 1973 in Casper area, WY.
Notes for GROVER THOMPSON:
After Grover's grandfather Eli Isaac Thompson died, Grover inherited the original family U.S. Government patent in Custer Co., Nebraska. Eli had removed from Brush Creek, Iowa in about 1881. Grover left home in 1907 and took up a 640 acre homestead in western Nebraska, which he sold in 1913 and traveled farther west to the open range country of Wyoming. Grover started with 160 acres on a creek and built it up to a 4000 acre rand. In 1933 Grover took a job as land appraiser for the Federal Bank of Omaha. And followed that with the job of State Appraiser for Home Owners Loan Corp, managing a team of appraisers. Grover, after about 10 years would retire to the Ranch.
　
Platte County Heritage Book published 1981/
Grover Thompson left his home at GRand Island, Neb in 1907, not to return for the next 18 years. He and his wife, Lena Neitfeld Thompson, migrated to Western Nebraska where they settled on the "Sidney Divide" at the post office at Leafdale. The home was a large stone house, situated in a Swedish community. W.H. Thompson, Grover' father, came in to ownership of this 640 acre ranch for payment of a debt. Here two sons, William and Otto, were born in 1908 and 1912.
In the summer of 1912 Grover was invited to join his friend, Mr. Brothers, to visit the Al Hilton family who had a 160 acre ranch on Horseshoe Creek. Grover fell in love with the country and especially the trout fishing in the stream. He immediately began to deal with the Hiltons for the property. He sold the Nebraska land and paid $4000 for the Wyoming land. In September 1913 he moved his family via team and wagon to the present side of the Grover Thompson Jr. home west of Glendo. Here he raised horses and mules while adding land to his original 160 acres. However, with the advent of motorized vehicles, raising work animals became less profitabel so GRover soon purchased 40 head of cows.
In 1933 Grover took a job in Casper as land appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, then later as an appraiser for Home Owners Loan Corp. After 10 years he retired to his ranch until his death. During his time in business while he was living in Casper, his son Otto managed the ranch until his untimely death in 1935 of scarlet fever, at which time Wlliam or Bill as his is better known, moved there and stayed until his parents returned in 1943.
Two more sons were born after Grover and Lena came to live in Wyoming. Lloyd born in 1918 became a second lieutenant in the U. S. Air Force during World War ll and was lost during a light bombing attack over Germany; Grover Jr was born in 1923 and came into ownership of the family ranch when Grover passed away in 1970 and lena in 1973.
Written by Sandra Sommers
More About GROVER THOMPSON:
Note 4: 1907, Moved western NB. Settled on Sidney Divide, P.O. Leafdale.
Note 5: Federal appraisor, Home Owner's Loan Corp, ten years, in Casper WY.
Note 6: 1913, Purchased 160a ranch near Glendo, WY.
Note 8: 1950, Glendo ranch, grown to 4000a.
Note 9: Would inherit grandfather Eli's farm.
Children of GROVER THOMPSON and LENA NEITFELDT are:
i. WILLIAM10 THOMPSON, b. 12 Dec 1908, Sidney divide, western Neb; m. (1) LOUISE H. BIBLE; b. 1915; m. (2) VIOLET MARIE HAUF, 10 Sep 1932; b. 1909.
More About WILLIAM THOMPSON:
Note 3: Owned a gas station.
Note 4: Lived, Ft. Laramie, Wyoming
Note 6: 1954, Resided at Thermopolis, WY.
More About LOUISE H. BIBLE:
Occupation: Owns and operated a ranch.
Residence: Ft. Laramie, Wyoming
ii. OTTO THOMPSON, b. 06 Aug 1912, Sidney divide, western Neb; d. 04 Mar 1935, Glendo area, WY.; m. MARIE HUGHES, Jul 1930; b. 1916.
More About OTTO THOMPSON:
Burial: Douglas, WY.
More About MARIE HUGHES:
Note 3: Second marriage, lived Boston, Mass.
iii. LLOYD THOMPSON, b. 25 Jul 1918, Casper area, WY; d. 17 Dec 1944.
More About LLOYD THOMPSON:
Note 2: Graduate engineer.
Note 3: WWII, B17 navigator/engineer.
Note 4: Shot down, North Sea (Holland), 1st B17 daylight attack.
Note 5: Unmarried
iv. GROVER JR. THOMPSON, b. 1923, Casper area, WY; m. DARLENE R. NAGLE; b. 1935.
More About GROVER JR. THOMPSON:
Note 3: Army Air Corp, WWII.
Note 4: Construction worker, rancher.
Note 6: Took over WY ranch after parents death.
　
19. LLOYD GARRISON9 THOMPSON (WILLIAM HENRY8, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 25 Apr 1889 in Grand Island, Hall Co, Neb. He married AMY SCHWINN in Grand Island, NB. She was born 1893 in Grand Island, Buffalo Co, NB.
Notes for LLOYD GARRISON THOMPSON:
From the History of Hall Co, Nebraska, p. 593.
LLOYD G. THOMPSON, who is engaged in the practice of law at Grand Island, his native city, is the son of William H. and Nettie I. (Hutchinson) Thompson, a record of whom is found on other pages of this volume. n the schools of Grand Island Mr. Thompson acquired his education, spending two years in high school after which he attended Su- wanee Military Academy of Tennessee, where he took preparatory work prior to entering the University of Colorado, remaining in college but one year. Following this he devoted one year to the study of music in France and Italy, but upon his return to the United States entered the Creighton law school and after graduation from this institution located for the practice of his profession at Miami, Florida, remaining there a year. Returning to Grand Island, he formed a partnership with his father, being engaged in the practice of law when the World War began. Responding to the call for men in October, 1917, Mr. Thompson entered the American Field service, soon seeing active service in France. From this branch he was transferred to the aviation section of the United States Army as a private, later becoming a cadet and then received a commission as second lieutenant. For seven months he was instructor of aviation in France before being sent to Foggio, Italy, as instructor in the use of the Caproni bombing machine. After serving in this capacity he went to the Italian front for active fighting where he remained until the armistice was signed. Upon receiving his discharge the young aviator returned home, having rendered efficient service to his country and earned a creditable record for a young man of twenty- six. Mr. Thompson was united in marriage to Miss Ruth Schwin, a native of Hall County. He has again taken up the practice of law in partnership with his father where new laurels await him.
　
　
More About LLOYD GARRISON THOMPSON:
Note 5: Info from Hist.Hall.Co.Neb in notes section.
Note 6: Practice law with father in Grand Island, Neb.
Note 14: 1954, Resided, suburb, Miami, FL, real estate, investments.
Children of LLOYD THOMPSON and AMY SCHWINN are:
i. BARBARA JEAN10 THOMPSON, b. 1921; m. ROBERT G. DAVID.
More About ROBERT G. DAVID:
Military service: WWII, Army Air Force, Lt.
ii. LLOYD JOHN THOMPSON, b. 1927; m. JUDY UNKNOWN.
iii. SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON, b. 1928; m. MICHAEL ANDERSON.
　
20. WILFRED DWIGHT9 SCOTT (ELLEN PRISCILLA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 19 Dec 1881 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA., and died 1960. He married ZETTA MINERVA WOOD Jun 1912 in Sargent, Custer Co, Neb., daughter of LEMUEL WOOD and MINERVA THOMPSON. She was born 15 Jan 1881 in Brush Creek (Arlington), Fayette Co, IA..
More About WILFRED DWIGHT SCOTT:
Note 3: Married first cousin.
Note 4: Construction & electical work.
Note 5: 1925, Living, Waterloo, IA.
Note 7: 1954, Living 922 Bodwitch Ave, Aurora, ILL.
More About ZETTA MINERVA WOOD:
Note 1: Name? Zella?
Note 2: Married first cousin.
Note 3: 1910, At home; teaching school, Sargent, NB.
Note 5: 1925, Living, Waterloo, IA.
Children are listed above under (10) Zetta Minerva Wood.
21. LELAND HENRY9 SCOTT (ELLEN PRISCILLA8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1883 in West Union, Fayette Co, IA., and died 1914 in Colorado. He married PANSY UNKNOWN. She was born 1884.
More About LELAND HENRY SCOTT:
Occupation: Artist and cartoonist.
Child of LELAND SCOTT and PANSY UNKNOWN is:
i. MERLE10 SCOTT.
　
22. BERTHA M.9 GREGORY (MARTHA E.8 THOMPSON, ELI ISAAC7, ZACHARIAH CALEB6, ANDREW5, THOMAS ANDREW4, ANDREW3, ANDREW2, JAMES1) was born 1881 in Brush Cree (Arlington), Fayette Co, Iowa. She married CHARLES A. VOWINKEL. He was born 1872, and died 1936.
More About BERTHA M. GREGORY:
Note 3: May have married Wilfred Dwight Scott?
Note 5: 1954, Living, Stubenville, OH.
Children of BERTHA GREGORY and CHARLES VOWINKEL are:
i. DOROTHY10 VOWINKEL, b. 1902; m. A. WILLIS EDGAR; b. 1898.
More About DOROTHY VOWINKEL:
Occupation: No children.
More About A. WILLIS EDGAR:
Occupation: American Rolling Mill, executive
ii. CHARLES G. VOWINKEL, b. 1906; m. ELEANOR DREER; b. 1917.
More About CHARLES G. VOWINKEL:
Occupation: Edgar Thompson Works, Supt. of Production
Residence: Braddick, PA
iii. ELIZABETH VOWINKEL, b. 1910.
More About ELIZABETH VOWINKEL:
Residence: Butler, PA

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