Along with his parents and siblings, Richard moved to Montgomery County, Kentucky at a very young age. It was not until the later 1830s that the family migrated to Missouri.
Richard married Mary Wild on 2 Mar 1843 in Ray County, Missouri.
He was a farmer of modest means.
Richard was a charter member and one of the first officers (senior warden) of Myrtle Lodge 338 (A. F. and A. M.*) of Millville instituted by Elias Parrott and chartered in 1870.
* A. F. and A. M. = Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry
Along with his parents and siblings, Richard moved to Montgomery County, Kentucky at a very young age. It was not until the later 1830s that the family migrated to Missouri.
Richard married Mary Wild on 2 Mar 1843 in Ray County, Missouri.
He was a farmer of modest means.
Richard was a charter member and one of the first officers (senior warden) of Myrtle Lodge 338 (A. F. and A. M.*) of Millville instituted by Elias Parrott and chartered in 1870.
* A. F. and A. M. = Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry
Family Members
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David Thomson
1801–1845
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William Thomson
1803–1871
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Sarah Ann Thomson Creason
1805–1875
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Elizabeth Thomson McKee
1809–1857
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Allen Halley Thomson
1812–1853
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Hampton Haynie Thomson
1816–1899
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Joseph Haynie Thomson
1821–1861
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Belitha Neil Thomson
1823–1860
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Emily Thomson Fowler
1825–1858
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Ann Thomson Zimmerman
1828–1883
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Mary Ann Thomson
1844–1926
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William Henry Thomson
1846–1924
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Joseph Haynie Thomson
1849–1929
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Elizabeth Hampton Thomson Coons
1851–1914
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Robert Allen Thomson
1853–1929
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Clayborne White Thomson
1856–1939
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Richard Simpson Thomson Jr
1858–1937
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Emily Susan "Aunt Sue" Thomson
1860–1951
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Laura Lee Thomson Jones
1863–1945
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Harry Kice "Hop" Thomson
1867–1953
