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1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.
1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.

1810 THOMPSON SALE of NEGROS and LAND VIRGINIA SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.

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1810 THOMPSON SLAVES NEGRO LAND DEED VIRGINIA.SLAVE AND LAND DOCUMENT.. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS First Class.
THIS DOCUMENT IS A TRANSACTION BETWEEN FATHER AND SON.  JOHN THOMPSON SR AND JOHN THOMPSON JR.
includes THE SALE OF 3 NEGROS SOLD BY CARPENTER AND LAND.
THIS DOCUMENT IS 2 1/4 PAGES LONG.  FRONT BAGE, BACK OF FRONT PAGE AND A 1/4 PAGE.  WITH WRITTING AND TOTAL OF PURCHASES ON BACK.
PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES FOR DAMAGED (ALTHOUGH NOT MUCH) A SMALL BROWN SPOT AND AN INK BLOB.
I "BELIEVE" THE BELOW INFORMATION "MIGHT" BE THE THOMPSON FAMILY IN DOCUMENT.
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* PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS and THANK YOU FOR LOOKING
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John Thompson
, b. 1716 m. Margaret Phair,bef. 1744, d. 1791 at New London, Virginia
John came down to the Valley of Virginia withhis father around 1744. He was a new imigrant to Virginia who was given largeland grants for "headrights" (bringing over other settlers) by theKing. He also bought and sold farms in Virginia and North Carolina ammassinggreat wealth.
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JohnThompson, Jr.
, b. April 1744 at NewLondon, Virginia, m. Ursula Jones, m. Lydia Quinn, 9 October 1800 at Bedford,Virginia, d. 8 April 1830 at New London, Virginia
John, Jr. bought and sold farms and owned many thousands of acres of land inCentral Virginia. He was a Quaker.