THOMPSON
EDMOND THOMPSON
JAMES E THOMPSON
L. G. THOMPSON
LOUISE THOMPSON
MALONDA A. THOMPSON
MARY P. THOMPSON
MRS MOSE THOMPSON
ROGER THOMPSON
VIOLA THOMPSON
EDMOND THOMPSONFound Dead
Edmond Thompson, col., of Bennettstown, Succumbs to Heart Disease
Edmond Thompson, alias Ned Moss, a well known colored man of Bennettstown neighborhood, was found dead near Clarkville one day last week. He was a pensioner, having been a member of the Sixteenth U. S. Colored infantry, and had recently been examined by physicians on an application he had made for an increase of pension. An inquest was held and the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the body before them was that of Edmond Thompson, alias Ned Moss, colored, and that he came to his death from heart disease. There was no marks of violence on the body.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian
Dec 1900
JAMES E THOMPSON, Of Cadiz Answers Death Summons In Texas ---
James E. Thompson Passes Away At The Age of Sixty-two. ---
James E. Thompson, a native of Cadiz and who has many relatives still living in Cadiz and Trigg county, died on the 9th of this month at his home in Kenny, Texas, of grip and other complications.
Mr. Thompson was born in Cadiz sixty-two years ago, and was son of Judge J.E. Thopmson, deceased, and a brother of Walter S. Thompson, Mrs. George S. Wharton, and the first wife of Col. R. A. Burnett, all now deceased. He was a nephew to Daniel Landes, a prominent merchant of Cadiz fifty years ago, and was also a cousin of R. B. Thomas of this city. He went to Texas about forty years ago, and has been engaged in the mercantile business at Kenny. About twenty years ago he married Miss May Kiblinger, of Louisiana, and two children, a son and a daughter both grown, are now living as a result of that union. Mrs. Thompson died about fifteen years ago.
Mr. Thompson had been quite successful as a business man in Texas, and had long been on of the prominent citizens of that part of the State. He was here on a visit about twelve years ago, and many will remember meeting him on that trip.
L. G. THOMPSONOnton, Ky. April 13 - L. G. THOMPSON, 67, died at his home at six o'clock Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. He was a member of the Sassafras Grove Church and a splendid citizen.
He is survived by his wife, Malinda A., two daughters, Mrs. J. P. (Nora) THOMASSON and Mrs. P. H. (Irene) HARMON; two sons, Clinton and Lowell, all of Onton; Nine grandchildren; one sister in Tennessee, one brother, O. B. THOMPSON of Onton and a host of friends. Rev. J. E. Hartford conducted funeral services here at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Interment in the new Onton Cemetery. (1938 Sebree Banner)
L. G. THOMPSON
In memory
Of my father who passed away a year ago today, April 12, 1938.
It fills my eyes with blinding tears,
My heart it sibs with breaking pain.
While tears of grief they fall like rain;
His voice so sweet I seem to hear,
It even rings upon my ear;
His smiling face lives in my sole,
And lead me on toward Heaven's goal.
Just inside the pearly gates,
My dear Dad for me awaits,
When my life on earth shall end,
Then on Canaan's sunny shore,
We'll be happy evermore.
His daughter, Mrs. NORA THOMASSOM, Onton, Kentucky.
LOUISE THOMPSONWednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock little Louise Thompson, the two year old daughter of Mr. And Mrs. W.I. Thompson, obeyed the divine summons of her Savior, "Suffer little children to come unto me," and her soul took its flight through the "Pearly Gates Ajar" into the presence of her Father, and eternal bliss.
She was a sufferer for a little more than a week, and death came as a guiding providence, however, inscrutable it may seem. The funeral was preached at the family residence at 3 p.m. Thursday by Rev. J.W. Lewis, the interment taking place at the city cemetery. A large number of friends were present to console and sympathize with the bereaved parents, and may God's tendered mercy rest upon them in this hour of gloom.
Hopkinsville New Era
Jun 1887
MALOND A. THOMPSONProminent Woman dies in Onton
Onton, Nov 12 - Mrs. Malinda A. THOMPSON, 75, prominent woman of this place, died at here Monday morning.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Nora THOMASSON, and Mrs. Irene HARMON; sons, Lorenzo and Clinton, all of Onton. Nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Onton Methodist Church with Rev. J. R. Randolph in charge. Burial in the Onton Cemetery. (1947 Sebree Banner
MARY P. THOMPSONMrs. Mary P. Thompson, 53, 321 South Fifth, died at 7:40 a.am. at Riverside Hospital.
Mrs. Thompson was a member of Immanuel Baptst church. She moved here from Kuttawa 50 years ago.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Lindsey Funeral home with the Rev. T. Tichenor officiating.
Survivors include the husband, M. THOMPSON; a daughter, MRS. CATHERINE OJANPERA, Los Angeles, Calif; a step-son, JAMES M. THOMPSON, Joliet, Ill; a sister, MRS. JOE KING, and a granddaughter, SANDRA KAY OJANPERA, both of Los Angeles, Calif.
Burial will be in Maplelawn cemetery. Pallbearers will be R.W. McNeill, Fred Neuman, Lance Doss, Roy Woodall,
Truman Heflin and George Grimm. The body is at Lindsay's.Paducah - 194?
MRS MOSE THOMPSONMrs. Mose Thompson, mother of Mrs. James E. Jesup, died at her home in Cadiz Thursday of last week.
She was buried Friday. Mrs. Thompson was a most estimable lady and had lived to an honorable old age.
Hopkinsville New Era
Jan 1887
Fatal Kick
Roger Thomson Killed By an Unruly Mule
Kicked in the Stomach Monday And Died Yesterday from His Injuries
BENNETTSTOWN, KY - Oct 4. - Roger Thomson, a young man aged 22, a son of W. R. Thomson; of Hopkinsville, died this morning at the home of his brother in law, A. C. Joiner, from injuries sustained by being kicked by a mule last Monday. He was kicked in the stomach by the animal and injured internally. It was not thought at first that his injuries were mortal, but he failed to rally from the effects and by Wednesday it was realized that he was in a critical condidtion. His father was summoned by telephone. The young man continued to grow worse and died before noon. He was a very industrious and popular young man. The burial will take place at Hopkinsville Friday.
Hopkinsville, Kentuckian Oct 1900
VIOLA THOMPSONONTON - Viola THOMPSON, 80, of Onton died at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at Medico Nursing Home in Henderson.
She is survived by her husband, P. C. THOMPSON; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home with the Rev. Berry Majors officiating. Burial will be in Onton Cemetery in Webster County. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today.
March 1980 Henderson Gleaner
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