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• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1825 in Henry County, Tennessee.
• Hij is overleden op 23 juli 1894 in Dresden, Weakley County, Tennessee ac, hij was toen 69 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Sunset Cemetery in area of Dresden, Weakley County, Tennessee ac.
• Een kind van Richard Lee Thomasson en Elizabeth Smith
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 20 juni 2011.

Gezin van Joseph Green Thomasson [KK 6~s8 BioBu]

Hij is getrouwd met Sarah Caroline Peck.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 18 oktober 1851 te Weakley County, Tennessee, hij was toen 26 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. Temperance Emmaune Thomason  1852-???? 
2. Ida Elizabeth Thomasson  1854-1856
3. Lela May Thomasson  1857-1889 
4. John Joseph Thomasson  1860-1899
5. Arthur Lee Thomasson  1866-1866
6. Robert Edgar Thomasson  1868-1868
7. Sarah Gertrude Thomasson  ± 1869-???? 
8. Stella Thomasson  ± 1875-1964 
9. Evangeline Thomasson  1880-????

Notities over Joseph Green Thomasson [KK 6~s8 BioBu]

Joseph Green Thomason

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Sarah Caroline Peck was born November 06, 1834; died January 23, 1891 in Dresden, TN; married Joseph Green Thomason October 13, 1851 in Weakley Co, TN. She was daughter of John Peck and Temperance Amanda Crawford. He was born July 24, 1825, in Henry Co. TN, and died July 23, 1894. He and his wife are buried in Sunset Cemetery.

Thomason was a merchant in Gleason and was elected circuit court clerk in 1860, a term interrupted by service in the Confederate Army. After serving with the Confederate Army he moved to Dresden, in 1870, TN and was elected to the first of a number of terms as circuit court clerk.

The 1860 Census of Tennessee, shows J.G. Thomason, age 35, in Weakley County (357-436) with Sarah, age 26, and three children: Emma, age 7; Mary, 5; and Clinton A., age 6/12. Sarah Caroline's sister, Temperance Peck, age 21, is living with the family.

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The children of of Sarah Peck and Joseph Thomason were:

Temperance Emmaune Thomason
She was born November 11, 1852; died in Dallas, TX.
She married R. L. Carman 4 February 1879.
Children of Temperance Thomason and R. Carman are:

Harvey Carman. He never married.
Wilbur Carman. He married Erskene Pope. One daughter.
John Carman.
Joseph Carman. He never married.
Mabel Carman, born 1885.

Ida Elizabeth Thomason
She was born December 29, 1854; died 10 August 1856.

Lela May Thomason
She was born May 2, 1857; died 6 May 1889.
She married Elijah Hanes Ayres 23 November 1876 in Dresden, TN. He was born in Edge Hill, Buckingham Co, VA.
He followed his older brother, Judge Samuel Bransford Ayres to Dresden in 1870. He became station agent for the North Carolina and St. Louis Railroad in Dresden and subsequently moved to Spring Hill, Tennessee where he was founder and president of the Spring Hill Bank.
After Lela May's death, of parturition problems, Elijah married his cousin Josephine Hamilton Hanes and they had three children: Thomas Blackwell (7/29/1893-2/8/1902); William Leake (7/29/1895-6/24/1896) and Martha Josephine, born April 22, 1906, married to Wharton Cheairs. Children of Lela Thomason and Elijah Ayres are:

Paul Bransford Ayres, born 4 September 1877; died 10 Junho 1878.
Carrie Louise Ayres, born 23 May 1880. She married John Beckwith. Had no children.
Laurence Thomason Ayres, born 28 July 1882; died 19 March 1940. He was educated at Branham & Hughes Academy, Springhill, Tennessee and was founder of the First National Bank in Arkansas Pass, San Patricio, Texas. He married Priscilla Douglas Lovell 1912. Two children.
Elijah Hanes Ayres Jr., born 12 March 1885; died 3 October 1965. He attended Branham & Hughes Academy, Springhill, Tennessee and entered the family banking business. Later he became an executive with Commerce Union Bank. He married Hattie McGavock 30 April 1908 at Carnton, the McGavock family home, in Franklin, Tennessee. She was born 6 April 1884, at Carnton, and was the daughter of Winder and Susie Ewing McGavock. Hattie was educated at the Franklin Female Institute. Three children.
John Garland Ayres, born 27 April 1889; died Junho 1936. He married Virginia Denison. They had no children

John Joseph Thomason
He was born 21 March 1860; died 22 March 1899.

Arthur Lee Thomason
He was born 17 April 1866; died 1 May 1866.

Robert Edgar Thomason
He was born 7 August 1868; died 7 August 1868.

Sarah Gertrude Thomason
She was born 27 January 1872; died 2 March 1917.
She married R. G. Maloan September 1898.
Children of Sarah Thomason and R. Maloan are:

Joseph Thomason Maloan, born 19 October. He married Clatie Andrews. They had no children.
Sarah Margaret Maloan, born 15 July 1900. She married Horace Houston Anderson. They lived in Paducah, KE. Two children.
Doris Elizabeth Maloan, born 2 January 1908. She married J. Ward Ponder. One son.
Martha Maloan, born 22 February 1910. She married Nathan Franklin Miller. One son.

Stella Thomason
She was born 4 February 1876; died 15 July 1964 in Chattanooga TN.
She married Allen Clark Johnson, Sr. 18 December 1895. He was born 8 February 1867, and died 13 August 1921.
They lived in Chattanooga, TN. Stella was described as a talented musician and universally admired as a woman of charm and great beauty. Allen Johnson owned hardwae stores in Mufreesboro and Chattanooga, TN, They are buried at the Johnson Family plot at Mt Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, TN.
We have a letter written by Stella Thompson Johnson, the last surviving child in her family, in 1937, to her first cousin Hellen Virginia Steagall, in Brazil. This letter tells a little about her husband and children. She was living at Chattanooga, TN, with Katherine at that time. Margaret Holland, querying about Delia's ancestry, replied this letter two years later; however, we do not have the answer to this reply.
Children of Stella Thomason and Allen Johnson are:

Sarah Allene Johnson, born 12 November 1896 in Greenville, TX; died 10 November 1971. She married Alfred Ross Lester. Two children.
Katherine Caroline Johnson, born 3 September 1900 in Detroit, TX; died March 1955. She married Thomas Turley Rankin 31 August 1931. He was born about 1895. They had one daughter.
Allen Clark Johnson, Jr., born 16 October 1911 in 12 of January; died 4 May 1975. He married Leriel Annette Robertson 4 September 1943. Three children.

Evangeline Thomason
She was born 2 September 1880.
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1880
Household Record 1880 United States Census
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Joe G. THOMASON Self M Male W 54 TN Clerk NC NC
Sarah THOMASON Wife M Female W 44 TN Keeping House NC NC
Gertrude THOMASON Dau S Female W 10 TN TN TN
Stella THOMASON Dau S Female W 4 TN TN TN
John J. THOMASON Son Male W 19 TN Clerk In Drug Store TN TN
Eliza LATHAM Other S Female B 15 TN Domestic Servant TN TN
Fanny NAILING Other S Female B 24 TN Domestic Servant TN TN
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Source Information:
Census Place Dresden, Weakley, Tennessee
Family History Library Film 1255285
NA Film Number T9-1285
Page Number 221A
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TN 51st (Cons.) Inf. Co.K Capt.; TN 52nd Inf. Co.E Capt.; In the spring of 1861 raised Company G, Fifty-first Tennessee Infantry, and was elected captain. He was at Shiloh, Perryville and in numerous severe skirmishes, and in 1863 was captured near his home and taken to Johnson's Island, where he was retained three months. After his exchange he served until the Surrender of Richmond, then returned home.Goodspeed:
Capt. J. G. Thomason, clerk of the Circuit Court of Weakley County, was born in Henry County, Tenn., in 1825. His father, Richard Lee Thomason, was born in North Carolina, in 1801, and was a farmer by occupation. In 1820 he left his native State and came to Rutherford County, Tenn., where he married Elizabeth Smith the same year of his arrival. He resided in Henry and Weakley Counties the remainder of his days and died in the latter county in August, 1881. He was magistrate of his district in Henry County for about twenty-three years, and was a man of sound judgment and true worth. His wife was born in North Carolina in 1802, and came to Tennessee in 1820. She is yet living, and although in her eighty-fifth year, is in good health. Of their nine children, seven are living. J. G. Thomason was educated in Henry County, and at the age ,of twenty began clerking in a dry goods store. In 1845 he was elected constable of the Tenth District and served four years. October 18, 1851, he married Sarah C. Peck, born in Weakley County, in 1834. They have five children: Temperance E. (Mrs. Robert Carman), Lela May (Mrs. E. H. Ayers), John P., Sarah G. and Stella. In 1852 Mr.Thomason moved to Weakley County and began merchandising in Gleason. In 1854 he bought a farm and followed tilling the soil for seventeen years. He was elected circuit court clerk of Weakley County in 1860, but in the spring of 1861 raised Company G, Fifty-first Tennessee Infantry, and was elected captain. He was at Shiloh, Perryville and in numerous severe skirmishes, and in 1863 was captured near his home and taken to Johnson's Island, where he was retained three months. After his exchange he served until the Surrender of Richmond, then returned home. In 1870 he was again elected circuit court clerk and has been re-elected four times in succession. He has been a life-long Democrat and belongs to the Masonic, I.O.O.F. and K. of H. fraternities. He and Mrs. Thomason are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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the late Loretta Young
Posted by: Thomas Wellford Wrenn Date: February 08, 2001 at 13:13:56
of 1657

Loretta Young was related fairly closely to my family of Thomasons from West Tennessee in Dyersburg via Weakley County.
My gg grandfather was Joseph Green Thomason who married a Caroline Peck. I'm sure there are others, could someone help out here?

Followups:

Re: the late Loretta Young Sandy VanWiggeren 3/24/01

Weakley County, TN Families
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My files are a collection from many sources and many are not documented by me. Most relate to Weakley Co., TN in some way. Included are many Confederate Veterans of the Civil War. Everything I have on each name is included.

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ID: I52549
Name: Joseph Green (CSA) Thomason 1 2
Sex: M
Birth: 1825 in Henry Co., TN
Note:
TN 51st (Cons.) Inf. Co.K Capt.; TN 52nd Inf. Co.E Capt.; In the spring of 1861 raised Company G, Fifty-first Tennessee Infantry, and was elected captain. He was at Shiloh, Perryville and in numerous severe skirmishes, and in 1863 was captured near his home and taken to Johnson's Island, where he was retained three months. After his exchange he served until the Surrender of Richmond, then returned home.

Goodspeed;
Capt. J. G. Thomason, clerk of the Circuit Court of Weakley County, was born in Henry County, Tenn., in 1825. His father, Richard Lee Thomason, was born in North Carolina, in 1801, and was a farmer by occupation. In 1820 he left his native State and came to Rutherford County, Tenn., where he married Elizabeth Smith the same year of his arrival. He resided in Henry and Weakley Counties the remainder of his days and died in the latter county in August, 1881. He was magistrate of his district in Henry County for about twenty-three years, and was a man of sound judgment and true worth. His wife was born in North Carolina in 1802, and came to Tennessee in 1820. She is yet living, and although in her eighty-fifth year, is in good health. Of their nine children, seven are living. J. G. Thomason was educated in Henry County, and at the age ,of twenty began clerking in a dry goods store. In 1845 he was elected constable of the Tenth District and served four years. October 18, 1851, he married Sarah C. Peck, born in Weakley County, in 1834. They have five children: Temperance E. (Mrs. Robert Carman), Lela May (Mrs. E. H. Ayers), John P., Sarah G. and Stella. In 1852 Mr.Thomason moved to Weakley County and began merchandising in Gleason. In 1854 he bought a farm and followed tilling the soil for seventeen years. He was elected circuit court clerk of Weakley County in 1860, but in the spring of 1861 raised Company G, Fifty-first Tennessee Infantry, and was elected captain. He was at Shiloh, Perryville and in numerous severe skirmishes, and in 1863 was captured near his home and taken to Johnson's Island, where he was retained three months. After his exchange he served until the Surrender of Richmond, then returned home. In 1870 he was again elected circuit court clerk and has been re-elected four times in succession. He has been a life-long Democrat and belongs to the Masonic, I.O.O.F. and K. of H. fraternities. He and Mrs. Thomason are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

1860 WEAKLEY COUNTY, TN CENSUS
District 11 - Dresden & Pillowville - August 25, 1860 - Household 2527
Thomason, J.G/35/Circuit Clerk/$15000/$20000/TN
Thomason, Sarah/26/TN
Thomason, Emma/7/TN
Thomason, Mary/5/TN
Thomason, Clinton/6 Months/TN
Peck, Temperence/21/Farming/$7000/$9000/TN

1880 Weakley Co., TN
District 7 - Household 281
Thomason, Joe G/W/M/54/Circuit Court Clerk/TN/NC/NC
Thomason, Sarah/W/F/44/Wife/Keeping House/TN/NC/CN
Thomason, Gertrude/W/F/10/Daughter/TN/TN/TN
Thomason, Stella/W/F/4/Daughter/TN/TN/TN
Thomason, John J/W/M/19/Son/Drug Store Clerk/TN/TN/TN
Latham, Eliza/B/F/15/Servant/Domestic Servant/TN/TN/TN
Nailing, Fanny/B/F/24/Servant/Domestic Servant/TN/TN/TN

Father: Richard Lee Thomason b: 1804
Mother: Elizabeth Smith b: 1801

Marriage 1 Sara Caroline Peck b: 1834 in Weakley Co., TN
Married: 18 OCT 1851 2
Children
Temperence Emma Thomason b: ABT. 1853 in Tennessee
Lela May Thomason b: 2 MAY 1857 in Dresden, Weakley County, Tennessee
John P. Thomason b: ABT. 1861 in Tennessee
Sarah Gertrude Thomason b: ABT. 1870 in Tennessee
Stella Thomason b: ABT. 1876 in Tennessee

Sources:
Title: Taptoots, by Paul R. White, 1986
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: 44
Title: Thomason2562045[1].FTW
Repository:
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Media: Other
Text: Date of Import: Dec 25, 2005

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376. Elizabeth Smith (Hanna Thomasson , Richard Thomasson , George Thomasson , Thomas , George , George )
Elizabeth married Richard Lee Thomasson, son of Joseph Thomasson and Milly Lee.
They had the following children:
814MiJoseph Green Thomasson

Joseph Thomasson 34
Mattie 28
Henrietta 8
Emma 6
Mary 3
Anna 1 all Kentucky

THOMAPON, JOS (1870 U.S. Census) Farmer 3000 700KENTUCKY , HENRY, NEW CASTLE DISTAge: 34, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: KYSeries: M593 Roll: 470 Page: 335

The children of of Sarah Peck and Joseph Thomason were:
Temperance Emmaune ThomasonShe was born November 11, 1852; died in Dallas, TX.She married R. L. Carman 4 February 1879. Children of Temperance Thomason and R. Carman are:
Harvey Carman. He never married.Wilbur Carman. He married Erskene Pope. One daughter.John Carman.Joseph Carman. He never married.Mabel Carman, born 1885.
Ida Elizabeth ThomasonShe was born December 29, 1854; died 10 August 1856.
Lela May ThomasonShe was born May 2, 1857; died 6 May 1889.She married Elijah Hanes Ayres 23 November 1876 in Dresden, TN. He was born in Edge Hill, Buckingham Co, VA.He followed his older brother, Judge Samuel Bransford Ayres to Dresden in 1870. He became station agent for the North Carolina and St. Louis Railroad in Dresden and subsequently moved to Spring Hill, Tennessee where he was founder and president of the Spring Hill Bank.After Lela May's death, of parturition problems, Elijah married his cousin Josephine Hamilton Hanes and they had three children: Thomas Blackwell (7/29/1893-2/8/1902); William Leake (7/29/1895-6/24/1896) and Martha Josephine, born April 22, 1906, married to Wharton Cheairs. Children of Lela Thomason and Elijah Ayres are:
Paul Bransford Ayres, born 4 September 1877; died 10 Junho 1878.Carrie Louise Ayres, born 23 May 1880. She married John Beckwith. Had no children.Laurence Thomason Ayres, born 28 July 1882; died 19 March 1940. He was educated at Branham & Hughes Academy, Springhill, Tennessee and was founder of the First National Bank in Arkansas Pass, San Patricio, Texas. He married Priscilla Douglas Lovell 1912. Two children.Elijah Hanes Ayres Jr., born 12 March 1885; died 3 October 1965. He attended Branham & Hughes Academy, Springhill, Tennessee and entered the family banking business. Later he became an executive with Commerce Union Bank. He married Hattie McGavock 30 April 1908 at Carnton, the McGavock family home, in Franklin, Tennessee. She was born 6 April 1884, at Carnton, and was the daughter of Winder and Susie Ewing McGavock. Hattie was educated at the Franklin Female Institute. Three children.John Garland Ayres, born 27 April 1889; died Junho 1936. He married Virginia Denison. They had no children
John Joseph ThomasonHe was born 21 March 1860; died 22 March 1899.
Arthur Lee ThomasonHe was born 17 April 1866; died 1 May 1866.
Robert Edgar ThomasonHe was born 7 August 1868; died 7 August 1868.
Sarah Gertrude ThomasonShe was born 27 January 1872; died 2 March 1917.She married R. G. Maloan September 1898. Children of Sarah Thomason and R. Maloan are:
Joseph Thomason Maloan, born 19 October. He married Clatie Andrews. They had no children.Sarah Margaret Maloan, born 15 July 1900. She married Horace Houston Anderson. They lived in Paducah, KE. Two children.Doris Elizabeth Maloan, born 2 January 1908. She married J. Ward Ponder. One son.Martha Maloan, born 22 February 1910. She married Nathan Franklin Miller. One son.
Stella ThomasonShe was born 4 February 1876; died 15 July 1964 in Chattanooga TN.She married Allen Clark Johnson, Sr. 18 December 1895. He was born 8 February 1867, and died 13 August 1921.They lived in Chattanooga, TN. Stella was described as a talented musician and universally admired as a woman of charm and great beauty. Allen Johnson owned hardwae stores in Mufreesboro and Chattanooga, TN, They are buried at the Johnson Family plot at Mt Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, TN.We have a letter written by Stella Thompson Johnson, the last surviving child in her family, in 1937, to her first cousin Hellen Virginia Steagall, in Brazil. This letter tells a little about her husband and children. She was living at Chattanooga, TN, with Katherine at that time. Margaret Holland, querying about Delia's ancestry, replied this letter two years later; however, we do not have the answer to this reply.Children of Stella Thomason and Allen Johnson are:
Sarah Allene Johnson, born 12 November 1896 in Greenville, TX; died 10 November 1971. She married Alfred Ross Lester. Two children. Katherine Caroline Johnson, born 3 September 1900 in Detroit, TX; died March 1955. She married Thomas Turley Rankin 31 August 1931. He was born about 1895. They had one daughter.Allen Clark Johnson, Jr., born 16 October 1911 in 12 of January; died 4 May 1975. He married Leriel Annette Robertson 4 September 1943. Three children.
Evangeline ThomasonShe was born 2 September 1880.

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