David M. Thompson and his children

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David M. Thompson and his children

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Name/Title

David M. Thompson and his children

Entry/Object ID

2018.6.6

Description

Family of David M. Thompson [1832-1909] and his first wife, Malinda (Kent) Thompson [1828-1892]. David is pictured with his adult children. [Left-Right]: BACK ROW - William Thomas Thompson, Francis Marion Thompson, David Milton Thompson, Weeden Jennings Thompson; FRONT ROW - James Albert Thompson, David M. Thompson [1832-1909], Nora Lee Thompson. Identifications provided by Nona (Dugger) Thompson in 2005. Nona also owns an original of this photograph which she received from her husband's aunt Laura Lane Thompson, in about 1972. Laura was a daughter of David Milton Thompson and Lucy Hoge. Original, no photographer listed.

Collection

Helen Mae (Jacobs) Fonner Collection

Acquisition

Accession

2018.6

Acquisition Method

Digital

Credit Line

George and Anna (Fonner) Blystone

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1908

Lexicon

Search Terms

Kent family, Thompson family

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

JACB_AN001_0006

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Provenance

Provenance Detail

Jacobs-Kent Series - Helen Mae (Jacobs) Fonner Collection

Notes

The Jacobs-Kent Series probably began with Eleanor Ann (Kent) Jacobs [1832-1902], wife of Henry Moore Jacobs, and daughter of David Kent & Elizabeth Barnes. Eleanor's photographs were passed to her son Joseph Warren Jacobs [1868-1947] to his daughter Helen Mae (Jacobs) Fonner [1922-1999] to her daughter Anna (Fonner) Blystone who with her husband, George Blystone, owned and shared the photographs with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2005. Source Citation: David M. Thompson and his children; circa 1908; item no. JACB_AN001_0006, Helen Mae (Jacobs) Fonner Collection, shared by George and Anna (Fonner) Blystone; Greene Connections Archives Project (GreeneConnections.com).