George V. THOMPSON & Elizabeth O. ELLIS

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George V. THOMPSON
Elizabeth O. ELLIS

Husband: George V. THOMPSON
Birth: 20 Aug 1832, Trigg Co., KY
Death: aft. 1884
Father: Judge James E. THOMPSON
Mother: Jane HILL

Marriage: 20 Dec 1853, Christian Co., KY

Wife: Elizabeth O. ELLIS
Born: 1 Aug 1834, Christian Co., KY
Death: aft. 1884
Father: Nicholas ELLIS
Mother: Mary GUNN

Children:

1. Benjamin THOMPSON
2. Emma THOMPSON, m. F.H. BRISTOW
3. Olivia THOMPSON, m. 20 Dec 1889, Christian Co., KY, Judge James BREATHITT
4. Lydia THOMPSON

Sources:

1a. Liahona Research (Orem, UT). 1998. Marriage Index: Kentucky, 1851-1900 (Broderbund CD-133):

Thompson, George V. Ellis, Elizabeth O. 20 Dec 1853 Christian Co.

1b. D.L. Murray & N.R. Murray, compilers. 1995. Marriage Index: IL, IN, KY, OH, TN, 1720-1926 (Broderbund CD-2):

Thompson, Geo V Ellis, Elizabeth O 20 Dec 1853 Christian Co., KY

Thompson, Olivia Breathitt, James 20 Dec 1889 Christian Co., KY

3. William Henry Perrin, ed. 1884. County of Christian, Kentucky: Historical and Biographical. F.A. Battey Publ. Co., Chicago, pp. 421-422.

4. Anon. 1904. Memorial Record of Western Kentucky. Lewis Publ. Co., Chicago.

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