bullet Minnie L. Thomas was born in 1876. Parents: James M. Thomas.

bullet Mollie Thomas was born in 1876. Parents: William F. Thomas and Lucinda (Wife of William F. Thomas).

bullet Nathaniel Thomas was born in 1871. Parents: William F. Thomas and Lucinda (Wife of William F. Thomas).

bullet Nicey A. Thomas was born in 1850. Parents: William Thomas and Elizabeth Arrington.

She was married to Wesley Kilpatrick on 23 Feb 1869.

bullet Nina Lois THOMAS was born on 30 Jul 1931 in Hope Hull (Lowndes Co) AL.

She was married to Charles Rudolph HAISTEN on 24 Aug 1958. Children were: Susan Renee' HAISTEN, Sandra Karen HAISTEN.

bullet Nora THOMAS Parents: W. J. (Buddy) THOMAS and Martha J. (Aunt Monkey) Steele.

bullet Olga Faye THOMAS was born on 28 Nov 1946. Parents: Roy THOMAS and Lena Mae JOHNSON.

She was married to Joel HOWARD on 25 Dec 1966. Children were: Joanna Renee HOWARD.

bullet Owen Thomas was born between 1673 and 1693. He died between 1707 and 1779.

He was married to Sarah Townsend between 1704 and 1707.

bullet Quincy Estelle Thomas

Children were: Shirley Deane Nelson .

bulletRalph Thomas. Parents: Leo Thomas and Pat.

bulletRobert Thomas.

Children were: Robert Thomas, Mark Thomas.

bulletRobert Thomas. Parents: Robert Thomas and Colleen Bihl.

bulletRoy THOMAS was born on 3 Apr.

He was married to Lena Mae JOHNSON on 7 May 1932. Children were: Allie Wynn THOMAS, Roy Dwight THOMAS, Jason Wiley Comb THOMAS, Olga Faye THOMAS.

bullet Roy Dwight THOMAS was born on 18 Jan 1935. Parents: Roy THOMAS and Lena Mae JOHNSON.

He was married to Hilda BARNHILL on 22 Sep 1963. Children were: Michael Darrin THOMAS.

bullet Sam Monsour THOMAS

Children were: Selma THOMAS .

bulletSarah Thomas was born about 1640. She died in 1711 in New Haven, Conn.

She was married to William Wilmot on 14 Oct 1658. Children were: Thomas Wilmot.

bullet Selma THOMAS was born on 19 Apr 1923 in Marshall, TX. She was christened in Episcopal Church, Marshall, TX. Parents: Sam Monsour THOMAS and Rose Lee NADER.

She was married to Thomas Webster REARDON, SR. on 29 Apr 1956 in Camp Co, TX. Children were: Thomas Webster REARDON, JR., Celeste REARDON.

bullet Sharon Thomas

Children were: Stephen Eugene Hardy , Helen Ann Hardy, John Thomas Hardy.

bulletShirley Joyce THOMAS was born on 5 Jun 1946 in Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida. Parents: Homer NMN THOMAS and Mary Catherine COURTNEY.

She was married to Walter Lee PITTMAN on 26 Jun 1964 in Russell County, Alabama. Children were: Walter Lee Jr. PITTMAN, Ronald Lavone PITTMAN, Jason Byron PITTMAN , Leonard Ian PITTMAN, James Michael PITTMAN.

bullet Steve THOMAS Parents: Herman THOMAS and Gaylia POTTS.

bullet Susanna Thomas

She was married to Henry Koster Private.

bullet Trevor Thomas

Children were: Amber Thomas.

bulletTruett Thomas. Parents: Jerome Thomas and Arbelia Skipper.

bulletW. J. (Buddy) THOMAS.

Children were: Daniel THOMAS , Alonzo THOMAS, Jim THOMAS , Nora THOMAS, Alva THOMAS .

bulletWilliam Thomas was born in 1825 in Georgia.

He was married to Elizabeth Arrington on 9 Jun 1845 in Barbour County, Alabama. Children were: James M. Thomas, William F. Thomas, Francis M. Thomas, Nicey A. Thomas, Emma Thomas.

bullet William THOMAS was born in 1820 in Georgia. He resided in Farmer.

bulletWilliam F. Thomas was born in 1847. He died in 1914. Buried at Mt. Zion Cemetery, Clayton, Alabama. Parents: William Thomas and Elizabeth Arrington.

Children were: Nathaniel Thomas, William H. Thomas, Mollie Thomas, Allen A. Thomas.

bulletWilliam H. Thomas was born in 1874. Parents: William F. Thomas and Lucinda (Wife of William F. Thomas) .

bullet William Henry Thomas was born on 18 Oct 1908. He died on 16 Jul 1973.

He was married to Plina Beck between 1927 and 1954.

bullet Willie A. Thomas was born in 1877. Parents: Francis M. Thomas and Fannie Miller.

bullet Abigail Thomason Parents: Hubert Cleveland Thomason and Carrie Lou Powell.

Children were: Carrie Frances.

bulletChestine THOMASON was born on 7 Mar 1938.

Children were: Jerry William KELLEY, Boy KELLEY, Eva Louise KELLEY, Larry Wallace KELLEY, Michael David KELLEY, Debra Darlene KELLEY, Russell Glen KELLEY, Timothy Earl KELLEY.

bulletHubert Cleveland Thomason.

Children were: Abigail Thomason, Hubert Cleveland , Jr. Thomason.

bulletHubert Cleveland III Thomason. Parents: Hubert Cleveland , Jr. Thomason and Kelly Ruth Parmer.

bulletHubert Cleveland , Jr. Thomason. Parents: Hubert Cleveland Thomason and Carrie Lou Powell.

Children were: Hubert Cleveland III Thomason.

bulletEmeline Thomelson was born between 1821 and 1854. She died between 1854 and 1939.

She was married to Jeff Stockton between 1854 and 1891. Children were: Bell Stockton.

bullet xxxxx Thomes

bulletOllie Lois Thompkins.

Children were: Charles Alton , Sr Pearson.

bulletTHOMPSON .

bullet(?) THOMPSON.

Children were: Asa THOMPSON.

bullet(Husband of Dorthy DANIELS) THOMPSON.

bulletAbigail THOMPSON was born on 18 Oct 1685 in New Haven, Connecticut.

bulletAlice Carey THOMPSON was born in 1958. Parents: Harold Frederick THOMPSON and Anita Alice WILKINSON .

bulletAmarene THOMPSON.

Children were: Stephen GRIFFITH , Olin Peter GRIFFITH, Clinton GRIFFITH.

bulletAmelia Ann THOMPSON was born in 1961. Parents: Harold Frederick THOMPSON and Anita Alice WILKINSON .

bulletAmy Thompson was born on 11 Jan 1842 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died on 1 Sep 1922 in Monroe, Jasper Co., Iowa. obituary of Amy Thompson Townsend Monroe, Iowa September 7, 1922

Amy Townsend, daughter of David and Jemima Thompson, was born at
Pennsville, Ohio, January 11, 1842.
Born of Quaker parentage, she was well trained in the religious
life. When quite young she was converted and united with the Methodist
Epsicopal Church. She brought her membership with her to Iowa and
remained a devoted member to the close of her life.
On September 14, 1865 she was married to Harrison Townsend, the
soldier for whom she had waited till the close of the war. They came
west crossing the Mississippi River at Davenport, coming by rail to
Nevada then by stage to Des Moines where they remained until November 22,
1866 when they came to Monroe which has been her home.
Mrs. Townsend was the mother of eight children, Mrs. H.L. Orcutt and
Mrs. J. Lea Taylor, of Monroe, Iowa; Frank L. and Orie P. Townsend, of
Des Moines, Iowa; U.S. Townsend, of Newton, Iowa; Mrs. H.A. Ingham, of
Tucson, Arizona; George D. Townsend who died in infancy and Hal Townsend
who preceded her in death three and a half years, at the age of 34. One
brother, George Thompson of Lancaster, Ohio, twelve grand children and
three great grand children survive her.
She was a charter member of Shelledy Relief Corps in which she was
always greatly interested and active as long as her strength permitted.
Mrs. Townsend was a woman of beautiful christian character. She had
high ideals of character, justice and duty. Her life in her home, church
and community was a beautiful expression of these ideals.
The one dominant feature of her whole life was forgetfulness of self
in service for others.
She was most patient during her affliction and deeply appreciative
of all that was done for her comfort.
She was conscious that the call of the Master would come soon and
during her last weeks of illness expressed a desire that the summons be
not delayed.
She was confident in faith and conpanionship of Jesus and before her
going gave a beautiful and tender expression of this faith in a personal
word to each of the children.
On Friday evening September 1, 1922, at seven minutes after eight
o'clock quietly and peacefully she passed into the triumph of this faith.
Largely attended funeral services were held at the Methodist Church
conducted by the Pastor Rev. E.E. Ilgenfritz. A duet was rendered by
Fred Hough and sister Mrs. Byron Chestnutt, of Newton, "Face to Face" and
a quartet composed of Mrs. M.I. Shaw, Mrs. O.M. Wilson, Wm. Van Baren and
Horace Cash sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Asleep in Jesus".
The sons and sons-in-law acted as Pall Bearers.
The relief Corps attended in a body.
TYhe floral offerings were many and beautiful.
Interment was in the Monroe Cemetary.
The bereaved family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Those from out of town attending the funeral services of Mrs.
Townsend other than the children were a grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
O.P. Townsend, of Minneapolis, Minnesota; the two grandsons, Kenneth and
Meritt Townsend, of Estherville, Iowa; three nephews and wives, Mr. and
Mrs. H.L. Thompson and daughter Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Thompson of
Marshalltown, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Thompson, of Cedar Falls, Iowa; a
cousin, Mrs. Emily Poling, of Menlo, Iowa; a niece, Mrs. Mary Wagner, of
Bloomfield, Iowa; a grand nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs Reece Bond, of
Newton. Other friends were Mrs. H. A. Laird, Marshalltown, Iowa; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toedt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hough
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. Chestnutt, and Mr. H.J. Agnew, of Newton,
Iowa. From Des Moines were Mr. and Mrs. G.O. Eberhart, Mrs, Baxter,
Frank Marion, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ammons, Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Lawson; Mrs. May
Lounsberry, Long Beach, California.
The family of Mrs. Amy Townsend wish to express their sincere thanks
to those who have been so kind and helpful during her illness and their
recent bereavement.


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obituary of Amy Thompson Townsend Monroe, Iowa September 7, 1922

Amy Townsend, daughter of David and Jemima Thompson, was born at
Pennsville, Ohio, January 11, 1842.
Born of Quaker parentage, she was well trained in the religious
life. When quite young she was converted and united with the Methodist
Epsicopal Church. She brought her membership with her to Iowa and
remained a devoted member to the close of her life.
On September 14, 1865 she was married to Harrison Townsend, the
soldier for whom she had waited till the close of the war. They came
west crossing the Mississippi River at Davenport, coming by rail to
Nevada then by stage to Des Moines where they remained until November 22,
1866 when they came to Monroe which has been her home.
Mrs. Townsend was the mother of eight children, Mrs. H.L. Orcutt and
Mrs. J. Lea Taylor, of Monroe, Iowa; Frank L. and Orie P. Townsend, of
Des Moines, Iowa; U.S. Townsend, of Newton, Iowa; Mrs. H.A. Ingham, of
Tucson, Arizona; George D. Townsend who died in infancy and Hal Townsend
who preceded her in death three and a half years, at the age of 34. One
brother, George Thompson of Lancaster, Ohio, twelve grand children and
three great grand children survive her.
She was a charter member of Shelledy Relief Corps in which she was
always greatly interested and active as long as her strength permitted.
Mrs. Townsend was a woman of beautiful christian character. She had
high ideals of character, justice and duty. Her life in her home, church
and community was a beautiful expression of these ideals.
The one dominant feature of her whole life was forgetfulness of self
in service for others.
She was most patient during her affliction and deeply appreciative
of all that was done for her comfort.
She was conscious that the call of the Master would come soon and
during her last weeks of illness expressed a desire that the summons be
not delayed.
She was confident in faith and conpanionship of Jesus and before her
going gave a beautiful and tender expression of this faith in a personal
word to each of the children.
On Friday evening September 1, 1922, at seven minutes after eight
o'clock quietly and peacefully she passed into the triumph of this faith.
Largely attended funeral services were held at the Methodist Church
conducted by the Pastor Rev. E.E. Ilgenfritz. A duet was rendered by
Fred Hough and sister Mrs. Byron Chestnutt, of Newton, "Face to Face" and
a quartet composed of Mrs. M.I. Shaw, Mrs. O.M. Wilson, Wm. Van Baren and
Horace Cash sang "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Asleep in Jesus".
The sons and sons-in-law acted as Pall Bearers.
The relief Corps attended in a body.
TYhe floral offerings were many and beautiful.
Interment was in the Monroe Cemetary.
The bereaved family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
Those from out of town attending the funeral services of Mrs.
Townsend other than the children were a grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
O.P. Townsend, of Minneapolis, Minnesota; the two grandsons, Kenneth and
Meritt Townsend, of Estherville, Iowa; three nephews and wives, Mr. and
Mrs. H.L. Thompson and daughter Jennie, Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Thompson of
Marshalltown, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Thompson, of Cedar Falls, Iowa; a
cousin, Mrs. Emily Poling, of Menlo, Iowa; a niece, Mrs. Mary Wagner, of
Bloomfield, Iowa; a grand nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs Reece Bond, of
Newton. Other friends were Mrs. H. A. Laird, Marshalltown, Iowa; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toedt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hough
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. Chestnutt, and Mr. H.J. Agnew, of Newton,
Iowa. From Des Moines were Mr. and Mrs. G.O. Eberhart, Mrs, Baxter,
Frank Marion, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ammons, Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Lawson; Mrs. May
Lounsberry, Long Beach, California.
The family of Mrs. Amy Townsend wish to express their sincere thanks
to those who have been so kind and helpful during her illness and their
recent bereavement.

Parents: David Thompson and Jemima Hallowell.

She was married to Harrison Townsend on 14 Sep 1865 in Pennsville, Morgan Co., Ohio. Children were: George D. Townsend, Uly S. Townsend, Orie P. Townsend, Mary S. Townsend, Ettie May Townsend, Frank L. Townsend, Mintie J. Townsend, Harry Townsend.

bullet Angela Thompson Parents: Charles Douglas Thompson and Connie Slayback.

bullet Anna Thompson was born on 6 Oct 1828 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died between 1829 and 1922. Parents: David Thompson and Jemima Hallowell.

bullet Asa THOMPSON Parents: (?) THOMPSON and Elizabeth EILAND.

bullet Asenath Thompson was born on 1 Nov 1790 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut. She died on 18 Sep 1855 in Friendship, New York.

She was married to Unknown Husband Smith between 1818 and 1847.

She was married to Azel Lane on 18 Sep 1819. Children were: Nancy M Lane, Norman B Lane, William Thompson Lane.

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