Samuel Thomson
1798-December 25, 1882
Niles Democrat, Sat. Dec 30, 1882, page 3, col. 3
SAMUEL THOMSON, Esq., died at his home in Niles township on Christmas Day.
Samuel Thomson was in the 85th year of his age. Mr. Thomson was a native of Scotland, having been born near the city of Glascow[sic], in April, 1798. He removed to Niles in 1844 and purchased a farm on the west side, in Niles Township, where he resided until his death. He possessed a vigorous mental and physical organization, and maintained a character for strict honesty, unswerving integrity and uncompromising Christian character. In religion, he was a strong pillar in the Presbyterian church; in politics, he was a staunch democrat, and having after mature deliberation adopted a principle, he remained steadfast in that belief to the end. For nearly 40 years he was a constant subscriber to the DEMOCRAT, and was one of the most prompt of our patrons. As a husband and father and as a neighbor and citizen, his presence and counsel will be sadly missed notwithstanding his extreme age. He was buried in Silver Brook cemetery on Wednesday.
also
Berrien County Record, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1882, page 3
Mr. Samuel Thompson, for 38 years a resident of Niles township, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, died at his home Monday, in his 85th year.
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1798-December 25, 1882
Niles Democrat, Sat. Dec 30, 1882, page 3, col. 3
SAMUEL THOMSON, Esq., died at his home in Niles township on Christmas Day.
Samuel Thomson was in the 85th year of his age. Mr. Thomson was a native of Scotland, having been born near the city of Glascow[sic], in April, 1798. He removed to Niles in 1844 and purchased a farm on the west side, in Niles Township, where he resided until his death. He possessed a vigorous mental and physical organization, and maintained a character for strict honesty, unswerving integrity and uncompromising Christian character. In religion, he was a strong pillar in the Presbyterian church; in politics, he was a staunch democrat, and having after mature deliberation adopted a principle, he remained steadfast in that belief to the end. For nearly 40 years he was a constant subscriber to the DEMOCRAT, and was one of the most prompt of our patrons. As a husband and father and as a neighbor and citizen, his presence and counsel will be sadly missed notwithstanding his extreme age. He was buried in Silver Brook cemetery on Wednesday.
also
Berrien County Record, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1882, page 3
Mr. Samuel Thompson, for 38 years a resident of Niles township, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, died at his home Monday, in his 85th year.
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Samuel Thomson
1798-December 25, 1882
Niles Democrat, Sat. Dec 30, 1882, page 3, col. 3
SAMUEL THOMSON, Esq., died at his home in Niles township on Christmas Day.
Samuel Thomson was in the 85th year of his age. Mr. Thomson was a native of Scotland, having been born near the city of Glascow[sic], in April, 1798. He removed to Niles in 1844 and purchased a farm on the west side, in Niles Township, where he resided until his death. He possessed a vigorous mental and physical organization, and maintained a character for strict honesty, unswerving integrity and uncompromising Christian character. In religion, he was a strong pillar in the Presbyterian church; in politics, he was a staunch democrat, and having after mature deliberation adopted a principle, he remained steadfast in that belief to the end. For nearly 40 years he was a constant subscriber to the DEMOCRAT, and was one of the most prompt of our patrons. As a husband and father and as a neighbor and citizen, his presence and counsel will be sadly missed notwithstanding his extreme age. He was buried in Silver Brook cemetery on Wednesday.
also
Berrien County Record, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1882, page 3
Mr. Samuel Thompson, for 38 years a resident of Niles township, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, died at his home Monday, in his 85th year.
Thanks to the Friendsofsilverbrook.com web site
1798-December 25, 1882
Niles Democrat, Sat. Dec 30, 1882, page 3, col. 3
SAMUEL THOMSON, Esq., died at his home in Niles township on Christmas Day.
Samuel Thomson was in the 85th year of his age. Mr. Thomson was a native of Scotland, having been born near the city of Glascow[sic], in April, 1798. He removed to Niles in 1844 and purchased a farm on the west side, in Niles Township, where he resided until his death. He possessed a vigorous mental and physical organization, and maintained a character for strict honesty, unswerving integrity and uncompromising Christian character. In religion, he was a strong pillar in the Presbyterian church; in politics, he was a staunch democrat, and having after mature deliberation adopted a principle, he remained steadfast in that belief to the end. For nearly 40 years he was a constant subscriber to the DEMOCRAT, and was one of the most prompt of our patrons. As a husband and father and as a neighbor and citizen, his presence and counsel will be sadly missed notwithstanding his extreme age. He was buried in Silver Brook cemetery on Wednesday.
also
Berrien County Record, Thurs. Dec. 28, 1882, page 3
Mr. Samuel Thompson, for 38 years a resident of Niles township, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, died at his home Monday, in his 85th year.
Thanks to the Friendsofsilverbrook.com web site
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