Individual Notes

Note for: Vina Thompson, - Index

Event: I1980
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Henry Thompson, - Index

Event: I1981
Type: REFI

Reference:
Pg. 51(b) of Ancestors and Descendants of Joel W. Thompson;

The report and accounting of the marriage of Henry Thompson and Ida Reed.

It is taken from the Webster City Argus and was written on Jan 12, 1884. Interestingly, there is a complete list of the wedding gifts and the giver published in the article as well.

Individual Notes

Note for: Bertha Thompson, - 1917 Index

Event: I1982
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: William Thompson, - Index

Event: I1983
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Minnie Warren Thompson, 1863 - 1 FEB 1954 Index

Event: I1984
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Judson Thompson, 10 MAR 1867 - Infant Index

Event: I1985
Type: REFI

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Note for: Edward Thompson, - Index

Event: I1986
Type: REFI

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Note for: Charles Thompson, ABT 1836 - Index

Census:
     Date:   1850
     Place:   Ohio
     Note:   Charles A. Thompson, age 14, Male, Ohio

Event:   I1987
     Type:   REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Mary Frances Chapman, - 19 NOV 1930 Index

Event: I2043
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Mabel Thompson, 1876 - 1878 Index

Event: I2044
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Ruby Thompson, 3 DEC 1877 - 17 DEC 1878 Index

Event: I2045
Type: REFI

Individual Notes

Note for: Blanche Miller Kay, 29 AUG 1891 - 4 FEB 1920 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   1890
     Place:   Ewing, Holt , Nebraska

Census:
     Date:   1920
     Place:   Holt Co, Nebraska
     Note:

Age 29 in Census

Event:   I2050
     Type:   REFI

Event:   death
     Type:   Update
     Date:   21 MAY 2001

Burial:
     Date:   1920
     Place:   - Ewing Cemetery, Ewing, Holt, Nebraska

Individual Note:
     I added Blanche from my knowledge of the Thompson family. She is not listed in the Thompson history by Faye Hilton.

Death Note:
Photo of gravestone in Ewing Nebraska shows birth year of 1890

She died from Flu (called the Spanish Flu).
The picture of the gravestone in Ewing Nebraska shows birth year of 1890 and death year of 1920.

Some Historically Significant Epidemics:

1917-1919 The most lethal influenza pandemic ever killed half a million people worldwide. Its spread was facilitated by troop movements in the closing months of World War I. Mortality rates were unusually high for flu, especially among young, otherwise healthy adults. Deaths occurred both from the flu itself and from secondary pneumonia.

     1918 Worldwide - [high point yr] Influenza: more people were hospitalized in WWI from this epidemic than wounds. US Army training camps became death camps, with 80% death rate in some camps

More information about epidemics can be found in the books: Flu: The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918
        and:
Man and Microbes: Disease and Plagues in History and Modern Times

Death Note:    Written by Dr. Swedenberg

Individual Note:
     Taken in 1905

Individual Note:
     Ewing Cemetery is in Deloit NE

Individual Note:
     Written by Dr. Swedenberg

Individual Note:
     On or after 9-15-1908

Individual Note:
     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

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     January 28? (18) 1920

Individual Note:
     2003

Individual Note:
     2003