Capt. James THOMSON & Elizabeth GILL

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Capt. James THOMSON
Elizabeth McGILL

Husband: James THOMSON
Birth: 10 Apr 1770
Death: 13 Sep 1833
Father: Matthew THOMPSON II
Mother: Rachel ALLEN

Marriage:

Wife: Elizabeth McGILL
Birth: 5 Dec 1768, Anderson Co., SC

Children:

1. Rachel Allen THOMSON, b. 4 Apr 1790; d.s.p. 15 May 1796
2. Margaret Hargrove THOMSON, b. 17 May 1792; d. 21 Jan 1876; m. 1813, James Hall BASKIN
3. Matthew THOMSON, M.D., b. 3 Oct 1794; d. 11 Jun 1783, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co., AL; m. Arabella KEYS
4. Sara THOMSON, b. 13 Sep 1797; d. 15 Feb 1868; m. 1820, Rev. Amaziah RICE
5. Elizabeth "Betsy" Ann THOMSON, b 24 Jul 1800; d. 16 Oct 1824; m. 1818, Thomas Twining HAMILTON
6. Rachel Anderson THOMSON, b. 3 Jan 1803; d. 8 Sep 1888; m. 1826, Andrew Norris McFALL
7. James W. THOMSON, b. 25 Dec 1805
8. Isabella Carolina THOMSON, b. 10 Nov 1808; d. 1869; m. 1833, Samuel REID
9. John McGill THOMSON, b. 24 Jun 1812; m. 1831, Elizabeth JOHNSON

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Source:

1. Participant in the THOMPSON Y-chromosome DNA Surname Project at FamilyTreeDNA.

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