Morton THOMSON & Sarah Ann POWELL

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Morton THOMSON
Sarah Ann POWELL

Husband: Morton THOMSON / THOMPSON
Birth: 27 Jan 1816, Scott? Co., KY
Death: 18 Nov 1871
Occupation: farmer
Father: Gen. David THOMPSON
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" SUGGETT

Marriage: 15 Dec 1839, Pettis Co., MO

Wife: Sarah Ann POWELL
Birth: 1819/20, TN
Occupation: homemaker

Children — born in Pettis Co., MO:

1. Marian W. THOMSON, b. 1840/1
2. Melita THOMSON, b. 1842/3
3. Elvira C. THOMSON, b. 1844/5
4. Elizabeth "Betsey" THOMSON, b. 1846/7
5. William THOMSON, b. 1848/9

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Sources:

1. 1850 Pettis County, Missouri, Census (online at the USGenWeb Census Project): District No. 68, Roll M432-409, p. 125A, 220/220, enumerated 2 Sep 1850 (extracted by Ceryl Sears; proofread by Shirley Combs):

2 Thompson Morton 33 M Farmer 2,000 Ky

3 Thompson Sarah 30 F Tenn

4 Thompson Marion W. 9 F Mo

5 Thompson Metita 7 F Mo

6 Thompson Elvira C. 5 F Mo

7 Thompson Besey 3 F Mo

8 Thompson William 1 M Mo

Listed between the households of David THOMSON and James W. NIGHT.

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

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