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James thompson

Birth1818 - Sumner, Tennessee, United States
Death1884 - Clay City, Clay, Illinois, United States
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Born in Sumner, Tennessee, United States on 1818. James thompson married Sarah Caldwell and had 15 children. He passed away on 1884 in Clay City, Clay, Illinois, United States.

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Sarah Caldwell
1818 - 1881
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Hardy Thompson
1840 - 1919
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Coleman C Thompson
1851 - 1920
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Sabra Jane Thompson
1856 - 1930
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Sarah S Thompson
1847 - 1870
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William Young Thompson
1842 - Unknown
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Martha Ellen Thompson
1853 - 1933
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Harriet Ellen Thompson
1859 - Unknown
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James M. Thompson
1847 - Unknown
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Amanda Thompson
1866 - 1939
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Melissa Thompson
1871 - 1952
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Marlow Edwin Thompson
1872 - 1909
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Frank Thompson
1884 - Unknown
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Joseph Thompson
1844 - Unknown
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Douglas Thompson
1873 - 1936
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Viola Thompson
1879 - Unknown

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