Henry Bascom Thompson

Birth16 March 1872 - Wayne County, West Virginia, USA

Death1953-05-31 - Wayne Co., WV

MotherSusan Ellen Crabtree

FatherEdmund (Edwin) Thompson

Born in Wayne County, West Virginia, USA on 16 March 1872 to Edmund (Edwin) Thompson and Susan Ellen Crabtree. Henry Bascom Thompson married Mary Hannah Lambert and had 13 children. He passed away on 1953-05-31 in Wayne Co., WV.

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Parents

Edmund (Edwin) Thompson
1847 - 1927

Susan Ellen Crabtree
1853 - 1878

Spouse(s)

Mary Hannah Lambert
1878 - 1909

Bertha Robinson
1893 - 1970

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Frank Leslie Thompson
1895 - 1973

Letha Violet Thompson
1903 - 1997

John Wesley Thompson
1897 - 1937

Crete T Thompson
1907 - 2001

Blanche Thompson
1906 - 1980

Tennie Thompson
1901 - 1984

Shirley Cuba Thompson
1899 - 1978

Flora Thompson
1918 - 1992

Margaret C "Margie" Thompson
1916 - 1999

Liza Faye Thompson
1914 - 1986

Aubrey Glenville Thompson
1920 - 1993

Blanche Thompson
1906 - 1980

Avonelle Thompson
1922 - 1958

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