| Thompson Family Standing in back is Julia Hendricks Thompson. Seated on left is Sterling Thompson with Annie on his lap and Emma Mae Tutterow Thompson with Frannie on her lap. Photo ca 1900 |
Thompson - Tutterow Gallery
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| Very early photo postcard from friends. "Putting the chains on to climb the mountain!". This postcard looks to be really old. Probably mid to late 1800's. |
| Frances Thompson Jackson with son Sterling Eugene. Frances Thompson holding a chicken. |
| Frances Thompson Jackson on her wedding day. 1922 |
| Sterling Thompson |
| Annie Thompson, father Sterling and Frannie (Francis) Thompson. |
| The Thompson-Tutterow Family Gallery. The earliest family photo I have is of Julia Hendricks Thompson who married Jesse Thompson. They had son Sterling Thompson, who married Emma Mae Tutterow. Sterling (or Starling) and Emma Mae had daughters Annie, Frannie (Frances) and Ethel. For more info: Thompson History Tutterow History |
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| Background music. Turn up the volume! |
| Marilyn Yvonne Jackson. Daughter of Forest Vaughn and Frances Thompson Jackson. |
| Frances with friend. |
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| Photo taken ca 1928. Unknown girl. Logan was the brother of Sterling Julia Hendricks Thompson. |
| mother of Annie, Frances and Ethel, time. This is the death announcement that reads as follows: In Loving Remembrance of Emma May Thompson Died July 30, 1906 Gone but not forgotten A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled The boon his love had given And though the body slumbers here The soul is safe in heaven. |
| Julia Hendricks born January of 1844 was the second wife of Jesse Thompson. Jesse and Julia had 8 children in their from a previous marriage, making Julia the mother to 21 children! |
"They follow the sun til
it falls from the sky.
500 miles done and
500 more nigh".
From the poem "Pioneer Trail" by
Ian St. Ian.
it falls from the sky.
500 miles done and
500 more nigh".
From the poem "Pioneer Trail" by
Ian St. Ian.
Mark Sean Orr, son of Howard
Wayne and Marilyn Jackson Orr.
Wayne and Marilyn Jackson Orr.
| Annie Thompson Bradley with Julie and Lisa Orr, daughters of Marilyn Jackson Orr and Howard Wayne Orr. |
| Marilyn Yvonne Jackson with buddies. |
| Frances Thompson Jackson and daughter Marlilyn Yvonne Jackson in New Castle. |
| Forest Vaughn Jackson and Marlilyn after they moved to New Castle. |
| Forest Vaughn Jackson with son Sterling Eugene Jackson on the farm. |
| Forest Vaughn Jackson married Frances Thompson in 1922. Here is Vaughn tending the horses on their farm. |
| Frannie, friend and Annie. |
| Annie Thompson married a Bradley. This is Annie with the Bradley family. |
| ca 1916 |
| neice of Emma May Tutterow Thompson. Phoro inscription reads "How sad" |
| and Julia Hendricks Thompson (and Sterlings sister). Shown here with husband Isom Richardson, their daughet with her husband and two boys. |
| "Brothers and sister" Children of Jesse Thompson and Julia Hendricks Thompson. |
| "The cold winter of 1917" |
| to Emma Tuttrow July 8, 1898 |
| Samuel Thompson info! |