Daniel O. Thompson married Louvina (also spelled Lavina) on December 29, 1854 in Louisa County. After her death, he married Louisa Harrison on September 8, 1881, in Muscatine County.
Wapello Tribune (Wapello, Iowa)
March 6, 1903 (Friday)
Page 8, Column 3
“Letts. The funeral of Daniel Thompson who died at his home last Friday morning [February 27], was held Monday [March 2] from the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Montgomery assisted by Rev. Childress of the U. B. church; interment in the Letts cemetery. A large and sympathetic audience was present and a large crowd followed the remains to its last resting place. Peace to his sleeping ashes.”
Wapello Tribune (Wapello, Iowa)
March 6, 1903 (Friday)
Page 8, Column 3
“Letts. The funeral of Daniel Thompson who died at his home last Friday morning [February 27], was held Monday [March 2] from the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Montgomery assisted by Rev. Childress of the U. B. church; interment in the Letts cemetery. A large and sympathetic audience was present and a large crowd followed the remains to its last resting place. Peace to his sleeping ashes.”
Daniel O. Thompson married Louvina (also spelled Lavina) on December 29, 1854 in Louisa County. After her death, he married Louisa Harrison on September 8, 1881, in Muscatine County.
Wapello Tribune (Wapello, Iowa)
March 6, 1903 (Friday)
Page 8, Column 3
“Letts. The funeral of Daniel Thompson who died at his home last Friday morning [February 27], was held Monday [March 2] from the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Montgomery assisted by Rev. Childress of the U. B. church; interment in the Letts cemetery. A large and sympathetic audience was present and a large crowd followed the remains to its last resting place. Peace to his sleeping ashes.”
Wapello Tribune (Wapello, Iowa)
March 6, 1903 (Friday)
Page 8, Column 3
“Letts. The funeral of Daniel Thompson who died at his home last Friday morning [February 27], was held Monday [March 2] from the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Montgomery assisted by Rev. Childress of the U. B. church; interment in the Letts cemetery. A large and sympathetic audience was present and a large crowd followed the remains to its last resting place. Peace to his sleeping ashes.”
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