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From Cemeteries of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Lexington, Ga. (P.O. Box 1793, Lexington: Historic Oglethorpe County, Inc.; Published: 1995. --- Page 92: "TOMPKINS, Humphrey - 3 Feb 1740 - 13 Oct 1813
Born in Albemarle County, Virginia, died in Oglethorpe County Georgia"
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Humphrey married first Emily or Amelia Eubanks. By her he had the following children:
Elizabeth who married Samuel Bradford and John Thomas
Giles who married Rhoda Thurman and Sara Adams
Eleanor C who married Welcome Crain
Susan who married John Harvie Marks
Mary who married Spencer Crain
Amelia who married George Crain
Nancy who married Luke Williams
Polly who married Thomas Pinkard (Pinckard)
and a son whom he referred to in his will as "my supposed son Simon Littleton"
Humphrey did not marry Susannah Bridges until after her husband Thomas Bridges died in 1790. In her will she leaves everything to her Bridges children, with no mention of any Tompkins heirs. Humphrey and Susannah were divorced in 1803. (State of Georgia House Bill 19, found in Book 154, page 63.)
From Cemeteries of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Lexington, Ga. (P.O. Box 1793, Lexington: Historic Oglethorpe County, Inc.; Published: 1995. --- Page 92: "TOMPKINS, Humphrey - 3 Feb 1740 - 13 Oct 1813
Born in Albemarle County, Virginia, died in Oglethorpe County Georgia"
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Humphrey married first Emily or Amelia Eubanks. By her he had the following children:
Elizabeth who married Samuel Bradford and John Thomas
Giles who married Rhoda Thurman and Sara Adams
Eleanor C who married Welcome Crain
Susan who married John Harvie Marks
Mary who married Spencer Crain
Amelia who married George Crain
Nancy who married Luke Williams
Polly who married Thomas Pinkard (Pinckard)
and a son whom he referred to in his will as "my supposed son Simon Littleton"
Humphrey did not marry Susannah Bridges until after her husband Thomas Bridges died in 1790. In her will she leaves everything to her Bridges children, with no mention of any Tompkins heirs. Humphrey and Susannah were divorced in 1803. (State of Georgia House Bill 19, found in Book 154, page 63.)
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From Cemeteries of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Lexington, Ga. (P.O. Box 1793, Lexington: Historic Oglethorpe County, Inc.; Published: 1995. --- Page 92: "TOMPKINS, Humphrey - 3 Feb 1740 - 13 Oct 1813
Born in Albemarle County, Virginia, died in Oglethorpe County Georgia"
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Humphrey married first Emily or Amelia Eubanks. By her he had the following children:
Elizabeth who married Samuel Bradford and John Thomas
Giles who married Rhoda Thurman and Sara Adams
Eleanor C who married Welcome Crain
Susan who married John Harvie Marks
Mary who married Spencer Crain
Amelia who married George Crain
Nancy who married Luke Williams
Polly who married Thomas Pinkard (Pinckard)
and a son whom he referred to in his will as "my supposed son Simon Littleton"
Humphrey did not marry Susannah Bridges until after her husband Thomas Bridges died in 1790. In her will she leaves everything to her Bridges children, with no mention of any Tompkins heirs. Humphrey and Susannah were divorced in 1803. (State of Georgia House Bill 19, found in Book 154, page 63.)
From Cemeteries of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Lexington, Ga. (P.O. Box 1793, Lexington: Historic Oglethorpe County, Inc.; Published: 1995. --- Page 92: "TOMPKINS, Humphrey - 3 Feb 1740 - 13 Oct 1813
Born in Albemarle County, Virginia, died in Oglethorpe County Georgia"
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Humphrey married first Emily or Amelia Eubanks. By her he had the following children:
Elizabeth who married Samuel Bradford and John Thomas
Giles who married Rhoda Thurman and Sara Adams
Eleanor C who married Welcome Crain
Susan who married John Harvie Marks
Mary who married Spencer Crain
Amelia who married George Crain
Nancy who married Luke Williams
Polly who married Thomas Pinkard (Pinckard)
and a son whom he referred to in his will as "my supposed son Simon Littleton"
Humphrey did not marry Susannah Bridges until after her husband Thomas Bridges died in 1790. In her will she leaves everything to her Bridges children, with no mention of any Tompkins heirs. Humphrey and Susannah were divorced in 1803. (State of Georgia House Bill 19, found in Book 154, page 63.)
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SACRED
to the Memory of
HUMPHREY TOMPKINS
who was born
in Abermarle County, State of Virginia
February 3, 1740
and died
in Oglethorpe County, State of Georgia
October 18th, 1813
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