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Hon. James Edward THOMPSON
Jane HILL Ann Elizabeth BURBRIDGE Louisa J. (CARLOSS) RODGERS |
Husband: James Edward THOMPSON, Sr.
Birth: 25 Feb 1805, KY Death: 5 Oct 1881, Trigg Co., KY Disposition: buried East End Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg Co., KY Occupation: for 20 years, Circuit and Court Clerk of Trigg Co., KY Office: twice elected Judge Office: represented county in State Legislature Religion: ruling member of the Baptist Church Fraternal: Mason Father: James THOMPSON Mother: Sarah STEELE |
Marriage-1: 30 Oct 1828, Trigg Co., KY |
Wife-1: Jane HILL
Birth: 2 Mar 1805 Death: 24 Sep 1841 Disposition: buried East End Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg Co., KY Father: John HILL Mother: Elizabeth THOMPSON |
Marriage-2: 6 Mar 1844, Trigg Co., KY |
Wife-2: Ann Elizabeth BURBRIDGE
Birth: 25 Jun 1812 Death: 17 Sep 1865 Disposition: buried East End Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg Co., KY Father: Elijah BURBRIDGE Mother: Elizabeth __?__ |
Marriage-3: 16 Jan 1867, Trigg Co., KY |
Wife-3: Louisa J. CARLOSS
Birth: 22 Oct 1813 Death: Jun 1878 Disposition: buried East End Cemetery, Cadiz, Trigg Co., KY Other spouse: m1. Mr. RODGERS Father: W. P. CARLOSS Mother: O. __?__ |
Children with Jane HILL — born in Trigg Co., KY: |
1. (Daughter A) THOMPSON, b. 1828-30
2. Zebulon THOMPSON, b. 1830; d. 1863 3. George V. THOMPSON, b. 20 Aug 1832 4. Elizabeth C. "Bettie" THOMPSON, b. 1835/6 5. Cornelia J. THOMPSON, b. 1836/7; m. 25 Nov 1858, Trigg Co., KY, Robert BURKE 6. Thomas C. THOMPSON, b. 24 Apr 1840; d. 26 Oct 1875 |
Children with Ann Elizabeth BURBRIDGE — born in Trigg Co., KY: |
7. Walter S. THOMPSON, b. 1844/5
8. James Edward THOMPSON, Jr., b. 1846/7 9. Sarah "Sallie" THOMPSON, b. 7 Mar 1849 |
Children with Louisa J. CARLOSS: |
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Sources:
1a. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. Kentucky Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):
1b. Trigg County Marriages (online at Trigg County KYGenWeb site).
2. 1830 Census (extracted by A. Robert Matthiesen; see1830 Table):
3. 1840 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #_-1 of 67; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen). The first page (p. 276B), with the numerical (slave/occupation) data, is missing at Ancestry.com. In 1840 in Trigg Co., the page with the numerical data preceeded the page with names.
4. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Dist. 1, Trigg Co., KY, pp. 292-3, 45/45, enumerated 3 Aug 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
5. 1860 6. 1870 7. LDS. Family Search: Census Records: 1880 United States (online at FamilySearch.org):
8. East End Cemetery, Part 6 [link died] (online at Trigg County KYGenWeb site).
9. Barney Thompson. MS. The Thompson Family of Prince Edward County, Virginia, Butler and Trigg Counties, Kentucky, and the Florida Parishes of Louisiana: the Descendants of Thomas Thompson, 1749-1810. Copies at Western Kentucky University, the Filson Club Library, and the Indiana State Library, Indianapolis. (Excerpts courtesy of the author, with my sincere thanks for his generosity in sharing them.) 10. William Henry Perrin, ed. 1884. County of Christian, Kentucky: Historical and Biographical. F.A. Battey Publ. Co., Chicago, pp. 421-422. A biographical sketch of George V. THOMPSON. 11. Email from Barney Thompson. |
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