Nathaniel Thompson

Birth7 Dec 1761 - Deacons Court, Quaker Street, Spitalfields , City of London, England

DeathNov 1825 - City of London, England

MotherAnne Sandcraft

FatherNathaniel Thompson

Born in Deacons Court, Quaker Street, Spitalfields , City of London, England on 7 Dec 1761 to Nathaniel Thompson and Anne Sandcraft. Nathaniel Thompson married Margaret Maw and had 18 children. He passed away on Nov 1825 in City of London, England.

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Parents

Nathaniel Thompson
1739 - 1817

Anne Sandcraft
1740 - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Margaret Maw
1760 - 1811

Susan Clarke
1792 - 1855

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William Thompson
1790 - 1792

Thomas Thompson
1785 - 1865

James Thompson
1796 - 1797

Ann Thompson
1787 - 1863

Mary Thompson
1818 - 1903

Susan Clarke
1792 - 1855

Dr Theophilus Thompson
1807 - 1860

Edward Thompson
1804 - 1868

Margaret Thompson
1793 - 1871

Rev William Thompson
1794 - 1843

Emily Thompson
1816 - 1882

Henry Thompson
1805 - 1882

Sophia Thompson
1799 - 1891

Frederick Elijah Thompson
1797 - 1849

Caroline Thompson
1814 - 1885

Nathaniel Thompson
1791 - 1850

James Thompson
1800 - 1802

Nathaniel Thompson
1788 - 1789

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