| Notes |
- on 1880 census son James lists his mother's birthplace as NC
- on 1880 census daughter Mary lists her mother's birthplace as KY
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found at findagrave.com on 10/13/2018
Sarah Sallie Barnett Thompson
Birth: 5 Dec 1798
Death: 2 Jun 1873 (aged 74)
Burial: Old Clover Creek CemeteryHardeman County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 69120231
Family Members
Parents
James Barnett Unknown-1840
Alice Wyatt Barnett Unknown-1848
Spouse
Allen Thompson 1796-1879
Siblings
Elisha Barnett 1809-1854
David Andrew Barnett 1813-1872
Children
James B. Thompson 1819-1891
Allie Thompson 1824-1863
Terrell Thompson 1826-1909
Isabella Thompson Bickers 1830-1904
Thomas Lee Thompson 1832-1897
Mary Wallace Thompson Percifull 1839-1916
Created by: Jake McNatt (47394910)
Added: 29 Apr 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69120231/sarah-thompson
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 October 2018), memorial page for Sarah Sallie Barnett Thompson (5 Dec 17982 Jun 1873), Find A Grave Memorial no. 69120231, citing Old Clover Creek Cemetery, Hardeman County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Jake McNatt (contributor 47394910) .
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found at findagrave.com bef 10/13/2018
Sarah "Sallie" Barnett Thompson
Birth: Dec. 5, 1798
Death: Jun. 2, 1873
Family links:
Spouse:
Allen Thompson (1796 - 1879)
Children:
J. B. Thompson (1819 - 1891)*
Allie Thompson (1824 - 1863)*
Terrell Thompson (1826 - 1909)*
Isabella Thompson Bickers (1830 - 1904)*
Thomas Lee Thompson (1832 - 1897)*
Mary Wallace THOMPSON PERCIFULL (1839 - 1916)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Old Clover Creek Cemetery
Hardeman County
Tennessee, USA
Created by: Jake McNatt
Record added: Apr 29, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 69120231
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jhmims4&id=I20031
ID: I20031
Name: Sarah Barnett 1 2 3
Sex: F
Reference Number: 20069
Burial: Old Clover Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Medon, Madison County, Tennessee
Birth: ABT 1798 in South Carolina, USA 1 2 3
Death: 1873
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Father: James Barnett
Mother: Alice Wyatt
Marriage 1
Allen Thompson b: 11 DEC 1796 in Pendleton County, South Carolina
Married: 25 JAN 1816 in Warren County, Kentucky, USA
Note:
Jim,
Thanks for your reply. Your info on your family website gave me some more insight on the Thompson family. I will continue to research this family and if I find new info, I will forward it to you. Feel free to use me as a source.
The James T. Perciful who married Alle Bickers was half brother to my gggrandfather John Percifull who married Mary W. Thompson. His parents were Thomas and Sarah Glidewell Perciful.
This is the biography info I found on Allen Thompson from the book BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF TENNESSEE BAPTIST MINISTERS written by Rev. Joseph Borum and published by Rogers and Co. of Memphis,Tn in 1880.
ALLEN THOMPSON
>>> This memorable brother was born in Pendleton District, S.C. December 11, 1796. His parents moved from South Carolina to Kentucky when he was a small boy and finally settled in Warren County in that state. He was raised by religious parents, belonging to the Dunker's, or as it is sometimes called Dunkard's church.
He was married to Sarah Barnett, January 25, 1816, with whom he lived fifty-seven years and five months. He professed on Monday, October 19,1819, and was baptized by John Dick, a Dunker minister, on Saturday after, into the fellowship of the Dunker church. He remained in Kentucky until the year 1824, in which time he was liscensed to preach, but did not exercise much until he moved to West Tennessee, October 1824. After moving to West Tennessee, he united with a small Dunkard church, under the care of John Dick, who moving away left the church without a shepard
Elder Thompson was ordained while living with the Dunkards by Eison Gibson, who lived in Middle Tennessee. In 1829, by noticing the effects of preaching "the restituition of all things" upon the people, caused him clearly to investigate the Scriptures; upon doing this he gave of the doctrine, and yet it was two or three years before he publicly renounced it. He was baptized into the fellowship of the Clover Creek Baptist Church on the second Saturday in May 1840, by Elder Obadiah Dobson, and was licensed to preach in1841; was ordained by Clover Creek Baptist Church Elders G.W. Day and Jesse J. Smith constituting the prebytery, the 28th of Feburary,1842. He as afterwards chosen the pastor of Clover Creek church, which he served as such some four years. He has also served the Cane Creek church as their pastor for two years.
Elder Thompson is now in his eight-first year, still hale and hearty; travels around to see his children and friends, but does not exercise in public now. He still resides in Madison County, where he has lived for years. Medon is his post office.
Elder Thompson being of domestic habits, has not traveled and preached much beyond his neighborhood and the ajacent counties. He is an unpretending and devotedly pious brother, and has raised his children to love and serve the lord.<<<<<<
Source: Robert Stover, email dated Wed, 2 Aug 2006 6:38 PM, [email protected]
James,
Saw your family history postings at Rootsweb. I have been doing research on the Allen Thompson family of Madison County,Tn for the past couple of years. His daughter, Mary W. Thompson was my gggrandmother. I am inquiring to know if you have any information on Allen Thompson's parents who settled in Warren County, KY from Pendleton District, South Carolina. Here is the information I have on this family.
Allen Thompson was born Dec 11, 1796 in Pendleton Dist., SC. His family moved to Warren County, KY when he was young. He married Sarah Barnett(1798-1873), daughter of James and Alice Wyatt Barnett on Jan 25, 1816 in Warren County KY. Allen died July 1879 and he and his wife are buried in the Old Clover Creek Baptist Church Cemetery near Medon,TN (Madison County cemetery records).Their daughter Allie is buried beside them. I have their children as:
James born abt. 1820
Terrell born abt. 1824 m. Nellie Freeman
Alice(Allie) b. 21 Apr 1824 d. 13 Mar 1863 was blind and never married
Thomas Lee(1832-1897) m. Emily Derryberry buried near Mason Hall,TN in the New Salem Cemetery
Cynthia born abt. 1836
Allen Mitchell born Abt. 1837 m. Mary Pipkin
Mary Wallace (1839-1916) m. John Percifull(1833-1911) buried Bethpage Cemetery near Mason Hall,TN (My gggrandparents)
Isabella born abt. 1830
Susan born abt. 1828
According to the book BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF TENNESSEE BAPTISTS MINISTERS written by Joseph Borum in 1880, Allen Thompson was liscened to preach in the Dunker Church in 1824 nad moved to West Tennessee. In 1829 he renounced the Dunker doctrine and left the church. He was baptized in the Baptist faith and was licensed to preach in the Baptist Church in 1841. He pastored the Cane Creek and Clover Creek Baptist Churches near Medon, TN for several years.
If you have any more info on this family, especially any info on the parents of Allen Thompson, I would greatly appreciate it. Most of my info has been documented by census, marriage and cemetery records.
Thanks
Robert Stover
Dresden,Tn
Source: Robert Stover, email dated Tue, 1 Aug 2006 3:32 PM, [email protected]
"...When we arrived at our grand father Thompson We found three other orphan children at grand fathers house. They were the Sons and daughter of Uncle Robert Bickers who was killed by a Nigro in the State of Ark. This increased my grand father Thompson famley to 6 orphan children which was a great burden on my grand father + grand mother for they was both old and feeble and he had a blind daughter Aunt Alley Thompson who was then 50 years old and had been blind all her life but Aunt Alley did not live but a few months after we got there. Aunt Alley was a good woman and as write this I can See in my mind to night that good blind Aunt of mine going a round that old place and doing things that looks to me now unreasonable for a blind person to do but my grand father managed to take cear of us 6 orphan children very well considering the war times both Northern + Southern Armeys was at that time makeing raids in West Tenn. and it was hard on any one to make any thing
and keep it. I was 14 years old then and I had not had any chance to attend School Since the first I attended and was young then that I did not learn any thing that worth any thing. My grand father Sent me to School Some when we had no work to do in the field and my first School then was a hard Struggle for me. A big boy like me 14 years old and could not read a word in the Book. Misses Lizzie Reeves and old maid was my teacher..."
Source: James Madison Bickers, Generalogy and a Short History of the Bickers Famley, (Written April and May of 1907), 33-34
Children
1.Has Children Susan Thompson b: ABT 1828 in Tennessee, USA
2.Has Children Isabella Thompson b: 03 SEP 1830 in Kentucky
3.Has No Children Alice "Alley" Thompson b: 21 APR 1824 in Kentucky
4.Has No Children Thomas Lee Thompson b: 1832
5.Has No Children Cynthia Thompson b: ABT 1836
6.Has No Children Allen Mitchell Thompson b: ABT 1837
7.Has Children Mary Wallace Thompson b: APR 1844 in Tennessee, USA
8.Has No Children James Thompson b: ABT 1820
9.Has No Children Terrell Thompson b: ABT 1824
Sources: 1.Author: U.S. Government
Title: 1860 Madison County, Tennessee Census
Publication: Name: HeritageQuest Online;
Repository: Name: Houston Public Library Online
Note:
Source Medium: Electronic
Text: District #2
Census taken 29 June 1860
Dwelling 491 Family 520
Allen Thompson 64 M Farmer 1000 350 SC
Sarah Thompson 62 F KY
Alice 32 F TN
Gabel Biggers 27 F TN
Benj. A. Biggers 7 M TN
Martha Biggers 5 F TN
Wm Biggers 2 M AR
2.Author: U.S. Government
Title: 1870 Madison County, Tennessee Census
Publication: Name: HeritageQuest Online;
Repository: Name: Houston Public Library Online
Note:
Source Medium: Census
Text: 2 District
Census taken 5 August 1870
Dwelling 101 Family 107
W.A. Thompson 24 M W Farmer 400 200 TN
A. Thompson 22 F W TN
G. Thompson 11 M W TN
Family 108
A. Thompson 75 M W 1000 300 TN
S. Thompson 70 F W TN
Family 109
J. Bickers 40 F W TN
M Bickers 14 F W TN
B Bickers 12 M W TN
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A. Bickers 8 M W TN
J. Bickers 21 M W TN
S. Bickers 14 F W TN
3.Author: U.S. Government
Title: 1850 Madison County, Tennessee Census
Publication: Name: HeritageQuest Online;
Repository: Name: Houston Public Library Online
Note:
Source Medium: Census
Text: District #2
Census taken 30 September 1850
Allen Thompson 53 M Minister Miss Bapt. 1400 SC
Sarah Thompson 52 F SC
Alley Thompson 24 F KY BLIND
Lea Thompson 18 M TN
Cynthia Thompson 14 F TN
Allen M. Thompson 12 M TN
Mary W. Thompson 10 F TN
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