daughter of Joel Murray Oxley and Nancy King Oxley; wife of David Glenn Thompson
Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
April 8, 1910
DEATH OF MRS. AGNES M. THOMPSON
The Mother of Dr. W. O. Thompson of Cambridge, Ohio, died at the home of her son Frank, in that city Wednesday, March 23rd, after a severe illness of heart disease. Dr. W. O. Thompson was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Longmont and president of Longmont Academy. While in Longmont his mother visited him for a year, and as he states in a letter to us, "Father died in October 1892. They spent a year in Longmont with me, and some of the older people may be interested in the announcement, Father was in the G.
A. R. and mother knew some of the Relief Corps women."
Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
April 8, 1910
DEATH OF MRS. AGNES M. THOMPSON
The Mother of Dr. W. O. Thompson of Cambridge, Ohio, died at the home of her son Frank, in that city Wednesday, March 23rd, after a severe illness of heart disease. Dr. W. O. Thompson was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Longmont and president of Longmont Academy. While in Longmont his mother visited him for a year, and as he states in a letter to us, "Father died in October 1892. They spent a year in Longmont with me, and some of the older people may be interested in the announcement, Father was in the G.
A. R. and mother knew some of the Relief Corps women."
daughter of Joel Murray Oxley and Nancy King Oxley; wife of David Glenn Thompson
Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
April 8, 1910
DEATH OF MRS. AGNES M. THOMPSON
The Mother of Dr. W. O. Thompson of Cambridge, Ohio, died at the home of her son Frank, in that city Wednesday, March 23rd, after a severe illness of heart disease. Dr. W. O. Thompson was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Longmont and president of Longmont Academy. While in Longmont his mother visited him for a year, and as he states in a letter to us, "Father died in October 1892. They spent a year in Longmont with me, and some of the older people may be interested in the announcement, Father was in the G.
A. R. and mother knew some of the Relief Corps women."
Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
April 8, 1910
DEATH OF MRS. AGNES M. THOMPSON
The Mother of Dr. W. O. Thompson of Cambridge, Ohio, died at the home of her son Frank, in that city Wednesday, March 23rd, after a severe illness of heart disease. Dr. W. O. Thompson was pastor of the Presbyterian church in Longmont and president of Longmont Academy. While in Longmont his mother visited him for a year, and as he states in a letter to us, "Father died in October 1892. They spent a year in Longmont with me, and some of the older people may be interested in the announcement, Father was in the G.
A. R. and mother knew some of the Relief Corps women."
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