Ann Thompson

John and Ann Thompson were Baptists who came to Louisiana/Mississippi from North Carolina via Georgia, complete with passports to cross Creek lands.

Family

From http://dgmweb.net/FGS/Th/ThompsonJohn-_-of-CaddoParLA.html

Husband: John THOMPSON

• Birth: ca. 1754, NC or VA or PA
• Death: Mar 1839, Caddo Par., LA
• Apparent Kin: Joseph Buchanan THOMPSON of Caddo Par., LA, said to be a proven descendant of Thomas *THOMPSON & Ann FINNEY of Berks Co., PA
• Marriage: Wife: Ms. __?__ Birth: ca. 1750s Death: bef. 1839 Children:
• 1. Mary THOMPSON, b. 18 May 1778, NC; d. ca. 15 May 1843, Pike Co., MS; m. Henry BOND (1775-1856), of Pike Co., MS
• 2. Sarah "Sally" THOMPSON, b. ca. 1780s/90s; m. Frederick FOSTER
• 3. Lavenia THOMPSON, b. ca. 1780s/90s; m. Elisha / Elijah PRICE
• 4. Elizabeth THOMPSON, b. ca. 1780s/90s; m. George S. GARNER (c1790- )
• 5. Archibald THOMPSON, b. 12 Apr 1792, NC
• 6. Nancy THOMPSON, b. 23 Apr 1796, NC; d. 16 Apr 1864, Caddo Par., LA; m. William ILES, Jr.
• 7. Judith / Judah THOMPSON, b. 29 Jun 1798, GA; m1. 28 Oct 1813, Marion Co., MS, Robert BOND (1792-1849); m2. 2 Jul 1851, Harrison Co., MS, John L. LASTINGER (c1801- ) It is said John's will indicates one son and five daughters still living, plus grandson William THOMPSON (s/o Archibald) and granddaughter Delaney WEST. Based on the latter, it appears our subject had a daughter who had married a WEST and was deceased by 1839. Or perhaps one of the other daughters had remarried and died before 1839

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GEDCOM Note

Questionable Spousal relationship