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Stith THOMPSON

Birth5 NOV 1805 - Springfield, Washington, Kentucky, United States
Death16 Mar 1891 - Thompsonville, Washington, Kentucky, United States
MotherSarah Shipley Mitchell
FatherJohn Thompson

Born in Springfield, Washington, Kentucky, United States on 5 NOV 1805 to John Thompson and Sarah Shipley Mitchell. Stith THOMPSON married Catherine MCILVOY and had 7 children. He passed away on 16 Mar 1891 in Thompsonville, Washington, Kentucky, United States.

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John Thompson
1775 - 1850
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Sarah Shipley Mitchell
1778 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Mcilvoy
1811 - 1860
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Rose Jones
1820 - 1884
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Sarah Jane Thompson
1841 - 1914
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Rosaline L Thompson
1846 - 1916
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Magadalen Alice Thompson
1843 - 1866
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John M Thompson
1838 - 1888
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William Robert Thompson
1837 - 1902
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Daniel Mcilvoy Thompson
1849 - 1925
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Alexander Thompson
1836 - 1902

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