Richard THOMPSON & Hannah __?_

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Richard THOMPSON
Hannah __?__

Husband: Richard THOMPSON
Birth: 1837/8, NC
Occupation: farm laborer

Marriage:
Race: African-American

Wife: Hannah __?__
Birth: 1835/6, NC
Occupation: homemaker, farm laborer

Children — born in NC:

1. Ellis THOMPSON, b. 1855/6
2. [Minerva?] Nerva THOMPSON, b. 1857/8
3. Coy THOMPSON, b. 1860/1
4. Henry THOMPSON, b. 1862/3
5. Coal THOMPSON, b. 1866/7
6. Lawrence THOMPSON, b. Jun 1869

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

27. 1870 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #35 of 43): Lumberter [Lumberton] P.O., Thompson Twp., Robeson Co., NC, Roll M593_1157, p. 192A, PN 35, 227/227, enumerated 18 Aug 1870, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1870 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Thompson Tremigan 87 M W Farmer 1200 300 N Carolina

________ Claracy 43 F W Keeping house "

Thompson Richard 33 M B Farm Laborer "

________ Hannah 34 F B " "

________ Ellis 14 M B " "

________ Nerva 12 F B " "

________ Coy 9 M B "

________ Henry 7 M B "

________ Coal 3 M B "

________ Lawrence ¹¹/₁₂ M B "

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