Clifton THOMSON & Mary RAGLAND & Elizabeth FORD

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Clifton THOMSON
Mary RAGLAND
Elizabeth FORD

Husband: Clifton THOMSON / THOMPSON
Birth: 5 Oct 1761, Goochland/Louisa Co., VA
Death: 23 Jan 1833, Fayette Co., KY
Father: William THOMSON
Mother: Ann RODES

Marriage-1: 26 Feb 1788, Louisa Co., VA

Wife-1: Mary RAGLAND
Birth: 3 Feb 1768, Louisa Co., VA
Death: 28 Oct 1809
Father: John RAGLAND
Mother: Ursula TERRILL

Marriage-2:

Wife-2: Elizabeth / Eliza FORD
Birth: 22 Jun 1777
Death: 25 Apr 1844

Child with Mary RAGLAND:

1. Clifton R. THOMSON, b. 16 Nov 1803; d. 5 Mar 1845

Children with Eliza FORD:

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Kentucky, Virginia

Sources:

1. 1790/1800 Census. Not available for VA or KY.

2. Anon. 1991. The 1795 Census of Kentucky [as constructed from tax lists]. T.L.C. Genealogy, Miami Beach, FL.

Name County

Thompson, Clifton Fayette

3. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1820 (Broderbund CD-314):

1820 Thomson, Clifton KY Fayette Co. p. 96

4. Archives of the THOMPSON-L mailing list (online at RootsWeb.com).

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