Archibald THOMPSON & Nancy ILES

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Archibald THOMPSON
Nancy ILES

Husband: Archibald THOMPSON
Birth: 12 Apr 1792, NC
Father: John THOMPSON
Mother: Ms. __?__

Marriage: 12 Jun 1814, Marion Co., MS

Wife: Nancy ILES
Birth: 1794?, York? Co., SC?
Death: aft. 1860
Father: William ILES, Sr.
Mother: Elizabeth PACE

Children:

1. William Frederick THOMPSON, b. 8 Jun 1821, Sugartown, St. Landry [now Beauregard] Par., LA
2. John THOMPSON, b. 4 Aug 1823
3. Dempsey / Demcy "D" THOMPSON, b. 7 November 1825
4. Isham / Ishom Corley THOMPSON, b. 10 May 1829
5. [Isaac Newton] I. N. THOMPSON, b. 8 May 1832

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Sources (n.b., St. Landry Par. was formed in 1805 from Opelousas Dist.; Calcasieu Par. was formed in 1840 from St. Landry Par.; Beauregard Par. was formed in 1912 from Calcasieu Par.):

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

2. Participant in the THOMPSON Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project at FamilyTreeDNA.

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