Documenting a Family History
Do you have old correspondence tucked away in your genealogy files? If so, have you ever noticed that some of it refers to families that… Read More »Documenting a Family History
Do you have old correspondence tucked away in your genealogy files? If so, have you ever noticed that some of it refers to families that… Read More »Documenting a Family History
Today’s FRIDAY FIND comes from my WELLS family notebook. While I don’t have a specific source attached to this document, I believe it may have… Read More »Friday’s Finds
Do you use land records? Do you ever struggle trying to identify the owner(s) of a piece of land? As I’ve been researching Wapello county… Read More »Thompson Land Question
Do you ever come across a land record that is in the right place and time but doesn’t match what you know about the family.… Read More »Mystery Thompson Deed
Do you have records in your files for the ‘wrong’ person? Admittedly, I have such records. As I was digitizing my THOMPSON paper records, I… Read More »Thompson Will
Do you have photocopies from microfilm in your files? If so, do you have the documentation on them? I have to admit that I have… Read More »Friday Find
As I’ve been updating my THOMPSON family research, I’ve come across several sets of handwritten notes from a visit to the Iowa Historical Society in… Read More »Friday Find
John Thompson was born on 4 Mar 1797 in Kentucky. [1–4] In Sep 1810, he was a apprenticed to George Brown in Ohio County, Kentucky.… Read More »John Thompson
One of the THOMPSON items buried in my files is a photocopy from the book, History of Adams County, Iowa. This book contains several THOMPSON… Read More »Francis Marion Thompson
1-John Thompson-4601 [Ancestry Profile] [WikiTree Profile] [FamilySearch K2TP-YPX] b: 4 March 1797, Kentucky, United States d: 14 August 1857, Adams, Iowa, United States +Sarah Iglehart-4600… Read More »Thompson – Iglehart Descendants