William Thompson received a land grant for land on the waters of Muddy Creek , Burke County, in 1801. He continued to acquire land in this area up until 1818. IN 1840 he is listed on the census as living in the Longtown area of Burke County, a short distance from Obeth church.
Some researchers have indicated that William Thompson was married to another woman and had a daughter with her Jane "Jennie" Thompson. This daughter married and moved to Kentucky.
Some researchers have indicated that William Thompson was married to another woman and had a daughter with her Jane "Jennie" Thompson. This daughter married and moved to Kentucky.
William Thompson received a land grant for land on the waters of Muddy Creek , Burke County, in 1801. He continued to acquire land in this area up until 1818. IN 1840 he is listed on the census as living in the Longtown area of Burke County, a short distance from Obeth church.
Some researchers have indicated that William Thompson was married to another woman and had a daughter with her Jane "Jennie" Thompson. This daughter married and moved to Kentucky.
Some researchers have indicated that William Thompson was married to another woman and had a daughter with her Jane "Jennie" Thompson. This daughter married and moved to Kentucky.
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