John Thompson

Birth2 May 1803 - Horton in Ribbonsdale, Yorkshire, England

Death26 Dec 1887 - Cavan, Durham Region, Ontario, Canada

MotherGrace Lamb

FatherJoseph Thompson

Born in Horton in Ribbonsdale, Yorkshire, England on 2 May 1803 to Joseph Thompson and Grace Lamb. John Thompson married Margaret Harkness and had 15 children. He passed away on 26 Dec 1887 in Cavan, Durham Region, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents

Joseph Thompson
1765 - 1844

Grace Lamb
1773 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Margaret Harkness
1803 - 1865

Children Show all

Thomas John Valentine
1837 - 1918

Grace Thompson
1824 - 1885

David Lamb Thompson
1843 - 1917

Jane Thompson
1832 - 1860

Joseph Thompson
1823 - 1906

John Thompson
1834 - 1885

Christopher Thompson
1830 - Unknown

Mary Adeline Thompson
1826 - 1915

Elizabeth Scott Thompson
1847 - 1921

William Thompson
1827 - 1858

George Thompson
1836 - 1855

Margaret Thompson
1845 - 1904

James Thompson
1840 - 1918

Sarah Jane Thompson
1833 - 1858

Robert Thompson
1840 - Unknown

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