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Note: (Research):1880 Agricultural Census, Hillsborough County David had 15 acres tilled and the value of his farm was $300 and the value of his livestock was $150.
1883 TAX RECORD: Hillsborough County, reported that there was one male in his home over 21 and under 55, he had 160 acres, and that the value of personal and real property was $380. Source: p. 109, Early Settlers of Hillsborough County, Florida, by members of the Florida Genealogical Society, Inc.
David is living with his mother and her family in 1885. The civil condition box indicates that he is divorced. Pocahontas Emma [Kersey] Thompson is living with her brother Joseph Tallie Kersey, and the civil condition box is also checked divorced. There is another Pocahontas, a. 2y living in that household. She is probably be David and Pokey's first child.
David was 2 y. old on the 1860 census and 11 y. old on the 1870 census. The 1900 census report lists his birthdate as Dec 1857. His grave marker says he was born in 1858.
1890 POLL TAX: Hillsborough County, page 397 Source: p. 335, Hillsborough County, Florida Directory-Census, 1890, by Julius J. Gordon, 1993.
Purchased land in Clay County, Florida.
Patentee: DAVID W THOMPSON
State: FLORIDA Acres: 160.36 Metes/Bounds: No Issue Date: 8/15/1912 Land Office: Gainesville Cancelled: No U.S. Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Nr.: 05608 Accession/Serial Nr.: 287915 BLM Serial Nr.: FLG 0005608
1912 LAND RECORD: State of Florida Tract Book, Clay County, August 15, 1912 for 40 acres in the W1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 30, Township 7S, Range 24E.
1919 DIRECTORY: Guard, Lakeland, Florida, living at 306 Hunter W. His spouse was Pocahontas Thompson.
Born, 15 December 1858 1880 Hillsborough County census shows a David Washington Thompson WM 21 as a boarder living with Lawrence Buzbee, his wife Caroline and 6 children. The record shows that he was born in Georgia, as well as his mother and father. Apparently his siblings were Tom, Bill, Frank, Alec, Green, Henrietta, and Sue. Tom's first wife was Lizzie, who later married a Bohea, mother of Violet, 2nd wife of Thomas Jefferson Thompson. Bill did not marry. Alec married Hortense; children, Kirby, Douglas, Emmy Lou. Frank married Hattie McClane, no children. Aunt Pet said Hattie Bishop. Green had a son, Earl, who became a Tampa attorney. Tine said a man killed Green over his wife. Henrietta married Warren Hall, a Canadian; children, Mimmoe, Sumner, Lora, Herbert, Alicia who married Graedn Messer; a preacher. Sue married Alec Tucker, children Molly, Edgar, Ellie, another boy. Children of Tom Irvin married Lillian Sue; children, Coy, Lona, Lily, Irvin. Lona married Sumner; Lily married Cornell. Tommy had Allen, who had Freddie-all deceased. Bertha had Ernestine, Louise, Melvena, William, Robert, Bertha, Hilton, Miller. Hilton and William are deceased. Mary Louise had Lois. Levada had Benson, Elmer, Bethel, Francis, all deceased. Pet had Louis Bertram and Lynwood Neeld. Ethel had Desta, Delbert, Beryl, Elvin, Pat and Judy. Source: Gervaise Wynn Perdue, but originally from Desta Dyal, Rt. 1, Box 132, Hampton, FL 32044
Florida Deaths, 1877-1939 for D. W. Thompson
Name �tab� D. W. Thompson Death date �tab� 16 Dec 1922 Death place �tab� Inglis, Levy, Florida Gender �tab� Male Race or color (on document) �tab� white Race or color (expanded) �tab� White Age at death �tab� 65y Estimated birth year �tab� 1857 Birth place �tab� Thomasville, Ga. Marital status �tab� Married Spouse name �tab� Pocahontas Thompson Father name �tab� Louis Thompson Father birth place �tab� Unknown Mother name �tab� Louise Wynn Mother birth place �tab� Unknown Burial place �tab� River View, Fla. Burial date �tab� 17 Dec 1922 Additional relatives �tab� X Film number �tab� 2116237 Reference number �tab� fn 13776
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