Name: Thompson Family Tree VI

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Nancy Seintha Slone: Birth: 1841 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: Aft 1859

  2. Mary Ann Slone: Birth: 1843 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: Aft 1858

  3. Elizabeth Slone: Birth: 23 Sep 1844 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: 5 May 1933 in Plant City, Hillsborough Co., FL

  4. Sarah Slone: Birth: 1845 in Irwin Co., GA.

  5. Alexander A. Slone: Birth: Jan 1848 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: 1925

  6. William Whit Slone: Birth: 18 Mar 1849 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: 13 Jan 1921 in Mascotte, Lake Co., FL

  7. Rebecca Lee Slone: Birth: Abt 1850 in Guatemala City GuatemalaTemple.

  8. Abegail Slone: Birth: 18 Dec 1852 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: 21 Feb 1929 in Sumter Co., FL

  9. Eliza Slone: Birth: 15 Dec 1853 in Irwin Co., GA. Death: 1 Jan 1927 in Mascotte, Lake Co., FL

  10. Ealon Slone: Birth: Abt 1854 in FL.

  11. Archibald Parker Slone: Birth: Abt 1856 in Sumter Co., FL.

  12. Florida Slone: Birth: 21 Nov 1856 in Lake Co., FL. Death: 8 Mar 1926 in Linden, Sumter Co., FL

  13. Murdock Hamilton Slone: Birth: 5 Dec 1857 in Sloans Ridge, Lake Co., FL. Death: 1 Dec 1942

  14. James S. Slone: Birth: Abt 1859 in Sumter Co., FL.

  15. Robert David Slone: Birth: 2 Oct 1861 in Mascotte, Lake Co., FL. Death: 26 May 1931 in Ocoee, Orange Co., FL


Family
Marriage:
Sources
1. Title:   1850 United States Federal Census Record; Georgia, Irwin County
Page:   p. 416
2. Title:   1860 United States Federal Census Record; Florida, Sumter County
Page:   Sumterville P.O., Sheet no. 20
3. Title:   1880 United States Federal Census Record; Florida, Sumter County
Page:   Webster, p. 264C
4. Title:   Florida State Census, 1867-1945
Page:   1885, Sumter County, Pct. 6, Sheet no. 11C, image 163
5. Title:   Monument Inscription

Notes
a. Note:   HI34583
Note:   (Research):THE FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE Tuesday August 6,1889 Mrs. Rebecca Jane Slone was born in Irvin County Georgia and came to (now) Lake County, Florida in 1855. Early in life she was fortunately married to Captain W.W. Slone, with whom she lived in that relation forty seven years, with a wifely devotion only found in truly Christian women. Their relation was blessed with seven sons and nine daughters, five of whom preceeded her to the "bright beautiful heaven". She was an affectionate mother in all that the sweet term implied and her capabilities permitted. The spirit of general benevalence also adorned her character. She advacated herding the needy and whenever opportunities presented themselves her compassion was moved. She was never known to fail in contributing something for their relief. She became a member of the M.E. Church South, in 1858, and early realized that she had passed from death unto life. This the general tendency of her life clearly demonstrated. The ministers of the Gospel always received abundant welcome from her, and when there was no places to worship in her vicinity, religious services were frequently held in her house. She loved God and his people. This writer had an opportunity of hearing her talk in an experience meeting, during which she stated emphatically that she knew that God "for Christ Jesus sake" pardoned all of her sins..long ago. Her faith was strong and vivid that she would at some time taste heavenly joys and be fully satisfied. In 1889 she contracted a severe cold which developed in to pneumonia, and death immediately became extremely imminent. The best accessible medical assistance was procured, special care exercised and all possible auxilaries employed, but all failed to effect. By. L. Jameson

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