David Jordan Thompson was born in OH, on
4 Jul 1837 to John & Mary Devenbaugh
Thompson. During the Civil War, he was
a member of Quirk's Scouts under Morgan's
Command, 14th KY Cavalry (Army of TN).
About the mid-1860's, he was the Shelby-
ville jailer. He married Susan A.
Toombs on 23 Mar 1868 in Shelbyville,
KY. In 1870, he was living with his
sister, Mariah Isabella Thompson Atherton,
with his wife, and a dau, Mary. He was
predeceased in death by his son, Bennie.
He was survived by sons, James W. and
Phillip J. Thompson, a sheriff of Shelby-
ville.
4 Jul 1837 to John & Mary Devenbaugh
Thompson. During the Civil War, he was
a member of Quirk's Scouts under Morgan's
Command, 14th KY Cavalry (Army of TN).
About the mid-1860's, he was the Shelby-
ville jailer. He married Susan A.
Toombs on 23 Mar 1868 in Shelbyville,
KY. In 1870, he was living with his
sister, Mariah Isabella Thompson Atherton,
with his wife, and a dau, Mary. He was
predeceased in death by his son, Bennie.
He was survived by sons, James W. and
Phillip J. Thompson, a sheriff of Shelby-
ville.
David Jordan Thompson was born in OH, on
4 Jul 1837 to John & Mary Devenbaugh
Thompson. During the Civil War, he was
a member of Quirk's Scouts under Morgan's
Command, 14th KY Cavalry (Army of TN).
About the mid-1860's, he was the Shelby-
ville jailer. He married Susan A.
Toombs on 23 Mar 1868 in Shelbyville,
KY. In 1870, he was living with his
sister, Mariah Isabella Thompson Atherton,
with his wife, and a dau, Mary. He was
predeceased in death by his son, Bennie.
He was survived by sons, James W. and
Phillip J. Thompson, a sheriff of Shelby-
ville.
4 Jul 1837 to John & Mary Devenbaugh
Thompson. During the Civil War, he was
a member of Quirk's Scouts under Morgan's
Command, 14th KY Cavalry (Army of TN).
About the mid-1860's, he was the Shelby-
ville jailer. He married Susan A.
Toombs on 23 Mar 1868 in Shelbyville,
KY. In 1870, he was living with his
sister, Mariah Isabella Thompson Atherton,
with his wife, and a dau, Mary. He was
predeceased in death by his son, Bennie.
He was survived by sons, James W. and
Phillip J. Thompson, a sheriff of Shelby-
ville.
Gravesite Details
#133, Burial info fr Grove Hill Cem Record Book 1991
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
