Individual Notes

Note for: Augustus Thompson, - Index

Event: I1814
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Gideon Mills, 2 FEB 1774 - 4 JUN 1860 Index

Occupation:   German Minister

Event:   I1815
     Type:   REFI

Burial:
     Place:   - Markille Cemetery, Hudson, Summit , Ohio

Individual Notes

Note for: Dorothy Hayes, 25 JAN 1776 - 6 AUG 1869 Index

Event:   I1816
     Type:   REFI

Burial:
     Place:   - Markille Cemetery, Hudson, Summit , Ohio

Lived in Backhausted, Conn., until 1814, moved to Hudson, Ohio, with 7 children. Three other children were born at Hudson. Eight children were living at the time of her death, in Aug. 6, 1869, also 42 grandchildren, 57 great grandchildren and one great great great grandchild. Five generations and 88 surviving descendants in all.

Individual Notes

Note for: George Mills, - Index

Event: I1817
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Andrew Mills, - Index

Event: I1818
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Gideon Mills, - Index

Event: I1819
Type: REFI

Suffix of "III" added because of father being a Jr.

Individual Notes

Note for: Florilla Mills, - Index

Event: I1820
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Eliza Ruth Mills, 2 JUN 1807 - 4 SEP 1875 Index

Event: I1821
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Gideon Thompson, 4 MAY 1817 - 17 AUG 1827 Index

Event:   I1865
     Type:   REFI

Death Note:
This is the date in the History written by Mabel Beech Schoonover, but in the history book, Twinsburg, Ohio 1817-1917, his death is by drowning on 18 Aug 1834.

Individual Notes

Note for: Laura Ann Thompson, 23 MAR 1819 - 14 AUG 1909 Index

Event:   I1848
     Type:   REFI

Event:   I1866
     Type:   REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Harriett Thompson, 4 MAR 1821 - 26 OCT 1920 Index

Event:   I1867
     Type:   REFI

See pg. 34 of Descendants of Joel W. Thompson for article written on Mar 11, 1920 in the Rockford Register Gazette upon Harriet's 99th birthday. Mrs. Haskell came to Rockford from Twinsburg, Ohio when she was seventeen years old. The trip was made overland in the two big prairie schooners. Her father, Joel Thompson purchased 160 acres of land at Pecatonica, erected a saw mill and log cabin, and the family settled there. Her brother, A.W. Thompson was captain of Company B, 74th Volunteer infantry, during the Civil war. Another brother, Joel, still lives at Pecatonica and a sister, Mrs. Mary Stickney, resides at Potsdam, New York. Her father served in the war of 1812.

Death Note:
Assumed to be Rockford by way of newspaper article written in March just before her death.