Richard THOMSON & Mary HOPSON

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Richard THOMSON
Mary HOPSON

Husband: Richard THOMSON
Father: William THOMSON of England
Mother: Sarah HATTON of England

Marriage: 8 Nov 1802, Rutherford Co., NC

Wife: Mary "Polly" HOPSON
Birth: 10 Jul 1780, of Halifax Co., VA
Father: Neville HOPSON
Mother: Susannah "Susan" RAGLAND

Children:

1. William Hatton THOMSON, b. 14 Sep 1803
2. Henry Hopson THOMSON, b. 25 Apr 1805
3. Nancy Ragland THOMSON, b. 8 Sep 1807
4. Susannah "Susan" THOMSON, b. 1809; m. Dr. Columbus MILLS
5. (Dr.) James Madison THOMSON/THOMPSON, b. 6 Dec 1809
6. Waddy THOMSON, b. 1813

Sources:

1a. Brent H. Holcomb. 1986. Marriages of Rutherford Conty, North Carolina, 1779-1868. Genealogical Publ Co., Baltimore, MD.

p. 146 Thomson, Richard & Polly Hopson, 8 Nov 1802.

1b. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Richard THOMSON
Polly HOPSON
Marriage: 8 Nov 1802, Rutherford, North Carolina
Source: North Carolina State Archives

2. Margaret Miriam Strong. 1928. Genealogy of the Ragland Families. Self-published, St. Louis, MO (online at Genealogy.com). See excerpt on THOMSON.

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