Thompson family in maryland

    • [PDF File]MARRIAGE RECORDS Thompson, Nancy M Michael Bryan 1792, Dec. 21 Cecil ...

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      Thompson, Rose Bell M Richard Frederick Mattingly Remarks: Prince George's County Date of Marriage: 1871, August 21 Reference: Prince George's County Marriage Record 1826 - 1380, p. 134. MARRIAGE RECORDS Thompson, Ross M Polly Dudley 1798, September 14 Caroline License Book 1797 - 1815. Thompson, Ruth A. M. Remarks:

    • [PDF File]Thompson House Private

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      The Thompson House is a ca. 1900, 2 1/2-story, wood-frame, cross-gable house with ca. 1915 additions (creating a loosely cross-shaped house).1 When first constructed, the Thompson House likely looked much like (HO-148), the Frank Boggs House (demolished), which was built by the same family (see attached).

    • Chronic Disease Work Group Members - Prince George's County, Maryland

      Active Ms. Karen Thompson Family Restoration and Healing Center, Inc. Executive Director Active Mr. Alan Watson Thrasys Active Dr. Camille Woodson MD Evergreen Health Not Active Ms. Marcela Campoli Granito de Arena President Not Active Daisy Capers Fairmont PGHEZ Not Active Mr. Michael Chiaramonte Southern Maryland Hospital President Not Active ...

    • [PDF File]James French Notes by Kent Walker - French Family Assoc

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      witnessed the will of Arthur Thompson, SMC. Note: 1) Arthur Thompson, son of Robert, was born in England 1630, transported to Maryland by his brother James. 2) Arthur was married to Susanna Carberry, daughter of John Baptist Carberry and Elizabeth Guibert of Yorkshire. 3) Capt. John Jordan of Somerset England later married Elizabeth Guibert.

    • The Scots-Irish Immigrant before Colonial America - IUPUI

      family historians continue to disseminate a similar story of the Settlement‘s origins in the Nottingham Presbyterian Church in Cecil County, Maryland, no charter or compact has been located.1 Eli W. Caruthers‘s 1842 biography of the Settlement‘s first official church 1 Herald F. Stout, The Clan Finley (Dover, Oh.:

    • [PDF File]RACHEL H. THOMPSON June, 2022 PERSONAL INFORMATION B.A. The University ...

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      The University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 1992 . Major: Sociology . M.S. ... Development and Family Life), University of Kansas. Approved for Promotion to Associate Professor and Tenure for Fall 2007. Thompson - 2 . 2001- 2007 Faculty Supervisor, Sunnyside Infant and Toddler Program, University of Kansas .

    • [PDF File]DEBORAH THOMPSON EISENBERG

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      DEBORAH THOMPSON EISENBERG P AGE | 6 6 Moderator, Maryland Attorney General Debate, Maryland Carey Law, Baltimore, MD, October 17, 2018 Presenter, “Creating a Culture of Conflict Resolution,” GRIT-X Program, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Catonsville, MD, October 13, 2018 Keynote Speaker, “Creating a Culture of Conflict Resolution,” University of Graz, Austria, June

    • [PDF File]Thompson Family Papers - Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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      Thompson Family Papers, 1607-1936 (bulk 1770-1870) 22 boxes, 80 vols, 16.5 lin. feet Collection 654 Abstract Jonah Thompson (1702-1780), a Quaker minister from Compton, England sent his son John Thompson (1744-1819) to America in 1770, where he aided fellow Quaker Anthony Benezet. John Thompson helped Benezet run his Quaker school for a few

    • [PDF File]D-774 Maple Grove Farm, Thompson Farm, (Harper Farm)

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      Federal era farmhouse. George A. Thompson was a prosperous farmer during the second half of the nineteenth century, and he is designated as a resident on this farm in 1877 with a patron listing in the Lake, Griffing, and Stevenson atlas as the owner of 600 acres. Thompson family ownership of Harper's Regulation was maintained through the early

    • [PDF File]G-V-B-055 Israel O. Thompson Farm (Paul S. Harvey Farm)

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      of Backbone Mountain for $10,000. He settled near the Chisholm family in Ryan's Glades. Israel Thompson was listed in the 1860 U.S. census as a neighbor of the Chisholm family with children Isaac J. (age 30), Archibald (age 20), Mary (age 19), and several other family members. By 1870, Israel Thompson, then age 70 lived with his wife Catherine.

    • [PDF File]THE PIDCOCK FAMILY HISTORY INTRODUCTION

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      the site of the present Thompson-Neeley House quite early, at least by l686." Dr. Fackenthal, in an address presented on l9 October l931, in ceremonies at the Thompson-Neeley House described the contract and the problems involved: It appears that part of the tract (the Thompson-Neeley Tract) was claimed by Thomas Rowland who had been

    • [PDF File]VoL XXII MARCH, 1927 No. 1 MARYLAND HISTORICAL MAGAZINE

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      MARYLAND HISTORICAL MAGAZINE VOL. XXII. MAKCH, 1927. No. 1. CALVERT AND DARNALL GLEANINGS FROM ENGLISH WILLS. MES, EUSSEL HASTINGS. {Gontinued from Vol. XXI, p. 324.) In the following wills which elucidate somewhat the English background, of the Darnall family of Maryland, there is no proof of the immediate ancestry of Col. Henry Darnall, who ...

    • [PDF File]THE MAKYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Maryland State Archives

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      ofpiceks op the maryland historical society, - - - 187 parish records of maryland, the. henry f. thompson, - 126 plater family, the, ..... 370 report op annual meeting op the maryland historical society, 71 reports op the british board of trade and plantations. ber- nard c. sleiner, ----- 363

    • [PDF File]Former Reginald Thompson - Department of the Environment

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      Maryland grid coordinate of 638000N and 1118100E. Maryland Department of Assessment and Taxations lists the property as Map 322 Grid 7 Parcel 221. Site History The site was a portion of the Thompson family farm in the 1930s. In the period between 1938 and 1957 the parcel was used as a quarry. After operation of the quarry ceased, a

    • [PDF File]Kent Island Heritage Society

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      Richard Thompson. From 1635 to 1637, Thompson, his family, and several servants constructed houses, barns, and outbuildings. The fields cleared between 1632 and 1634 were planted in corn and tobacco (Preston 1983:10). Thompson also had additional land cleared and planted. By the summer of 1637, the Poplar Island plantation was to come to an ...

    • [PDF File]A Family Historical Record - Webs

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      greatgrandfathcr, John Thompson. Jr.. was born in Maryland about 1684; there grew to man hood and íf_'llnw- ed farming. He became a lartre killdowner and had slaves, (like alk planters in the colony). Among his children was Peter Thompson. 111 GENERATION OF THOMPSONS. Second greatgrandfather. Peter Thompson, was barn Maryland about

    • [PDF File]Circuit Court for Montgomery County Case No. 457122V ... - Maryland Courts

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      On June 1, 2011, Anthony J. Thompson, Jr. and Kendall M. Thompson created an irrevocable trust, ostensibly for the “sole use and benefit” of their minor children, who 1 The parties were divorced in 2019. However, we will refer to the appellee as Mrs. Thompson because that was her status during the arbitration proceeding.

    • [PDF File]EDWARD BRODAS owned a large Maryland - SPIRIT SERIES

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      Maryland plantation after its previous owner had died. The property included plenty of slaves to tend the fields and keep his family comfortable, among them Harriet. “Doc” Thompson was not a medical doctor, but a preacher. But Hatt and the other slaves found that, despite his religious beliefs, Thompson was a cruel and cold-hearted Master.

    • [PDF File]Maryland: Finding a Way to Freedom Driving Tour [Program]

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      Preston, Maryland: Dr. Anthony C. Thompson Farm in Poplar Neck, Preston, Maryland (1946-ca. 1858) • This grant will provide a foot-noted, fully referenced land and cultural history report of the area and a report that carefully analyzes the structures in Poplar Neck that date from the period of Tubman’s activities in Poplar Neck.

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