Jonathan Newton THOMPSON & Lovdia SULLIVAN

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Jonathan Newton THOMPSON
Lovdia SULLIVAN

Husband: Jonathan Newton THOMPSON
Birth: 6 May 1833, Chesterfield Co., SC
Death: 15 Feb 1902, Rogers, Bell Co., TX
Y-DNA Haplogroup: I1
Father: Ashiel Washington THOMPSON
Mother: Nancy HORTON

Marriage: 26 Mar 1854, Chesterfield Co., SC

Wife: Lovdia SULLIVAN
Birth: 6 Nov 1835, SC
Death: 9 Apr 1899, Sunshine, Bell Co., TX

Children:

— born near Minden, Claiborne Co., LA:
1. Joseph Washington THOMPSON, b. 12 Mar 1855; d. 3 Jan 1945
2. John Loyd THOMPSON, b. 25 Sep 1857; d. 17 Apr 1941
3. William Parker THOMPSON, b. 12 Jul 1860; d. 31 Mar 1941
4. Idellah Newton THOMPSON, b. 16 Nov 1862
5. Alexander Jackson THOMPSON, b. 6 Mar 1866; d. 17 Jan 1939, Okemah, Okfuskee Co., OK
6. Mary Louisa THOMPSON, b. 29 Jun 1868
7. Charles Solomon THOMPSON, b. 23 Jul 18770; d. 21 Feb 1931
8. Daniel Webster THOMPSON, b. 9 Feb 1872; d. 20 Sep 1949

— born near Sparks, Bell Co., TX:
9. James Edward THOMPSON, b. 16 Dec 1874; d. 10 Oct 1918
10. Samuel Chapman THOMPSON, b. 7 Jan 1878; d. 2 May 1957

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Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

3. Sorensen Molecular Genealogy Foundation: Y-Database (online at www.smgf.org).

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