David Augustus Thompson

Birth5 Mar 1873 - Johnson, North Carolina, United States

Death5 February 1938 - Old Fields, Wilson County, North Carolina, United States of America

MotherNancy Catherine Johnston

FatherJames William Thompson

Born in Johnson, North Carolina, United States on 5 Mar 1873 to James William Thompson and Nancy Catherine Johnston. David Augustus Thompson married Alma Lenora Stephenson and had 10 children. He passed away on 5 February 1938 in Old Fields, Wilson County, North Carolina, United States of America.

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Parents

James William Thompson
1851 - 1903

Nancy Catherine Johnston
1853 - 1924

Spouse(s)

Alma Lenora Stephenson
1878 - 1913

Lula Ovelia Bunch
1886 - 1945

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Pauline Virginia Thompson ( Stevens )
1902 - 1966

James Walton Thompson
1905 - 1979

David Leon Thompson
1908 - 1991

Israel Thelder Thompson
1913 - 2000

Clennie Patrick Thompson
1916 - 1979

Raymond Edwin Thompson
1915 - 1991

Ruby Catherine Thompson
1919 - 2004

Vernon Augustus Thompson
1927 - 2009

Jessie Calvin 'J. C.' Thompson
1923 - 1987

Martha Pearl Thompson
1921 - 2013

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