| Name |
Thompson, Martin VanBueren |
| Birth |
23 Apr 1841 |
, , Pennsylvania, USA |
| Gender |
Male |
1850 Census |
1850 |
Middlebury, Tioga, Pennsylvania, USA |
- Stephen A Thompson44
Elizabeth Thompson43
Sally A Thompson18
Henry W Thompson15
Mary A Thompson14
Luretta Thompson12
Van Buren Thompson9
Porter Thompson5
Amasa Thompson3
|
1860 Census |
1860 |
Hortonia, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- S A Thompson56
Clara Thompson59
Van Buren Thompson19
Porter Thompson16
Amasa Thompson13
|
Military Service |
Between 3 Oct 1861 and 9 Mar 1863 |
| Civil War - Co. D. 1st Wisconsin Infantry |
Military Service |
Between 2 Feb 1864 and 22 Oct 1865 |
| Civil War, Pvt, Company G, 3rd Wisconsin Calvary |
- See notes in US. National Homes for Disabled Veterans; Name:Martin V B Thompson
Birth Year:abt 1842
Keyed Birth Location:Pa
Birth State:Pennsylvania
Admitted Year:1914
Age at Admission:72
State:Wisconsin
County:Milwaukee
[Washington]
City:Milwaukee
[Wood]
Branch:Northwestern Branch
|
1870 Census |
1870 |
Hortonia, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
|
1880 Census |
1880 |
Maine, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- Martin V. Thompson38
Esther Thompson25
Ella Thompson5
Mead Thompson3
Ira Thompson1
|
1900 Census |
1900 |
Maine, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- Martin Thompson57
Ester Thompson35
Ira Thompson21
Stephen Thompson16
|
1905 State Census |
1905 |
Maine, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- Martin W Thompson64
Ester A Thompson48
Thomas Thompson24
Stephen A Thompson21
|
Biography |
1911 |
| History of Outagamie County, Wisconsin Page 0935 |
- MARTIN THOMPSON, one of the prominent and successful farmers of Maine township, who owns and operates a good farming property of forty acres located on section 5, was born April 23, 1841, in Pennsylvania, and is a son of Stephen and Betsy (Carpenter) Thompson, natives of New York and Pennsylvania, respectively. They came to Wisconsin in 1852, settling in Winnebago county, from whence they later moved to Outagamie county, where both died, the father March 19, 1901, and the mother November 24, 1855, Martin Thompson was the fifth of a family of seven children, and he remained on the home farm until his enlistment in the Union army, in 1861, when he became a member of Company D, First Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, with which he served two years, being discharged on account of disability. He remained at home three months, and then, having recovered his health, he re-enlisted in the Third Wisconsin Cavalry, Company G, with which he was connected until the close of the war, the company being engaged in frontier duty when the close of hostilities came. He received his discharge October 27, 1865, and was mustered out of the service at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Mr. Thompson saw service in some of the most fiercely contested and bloodiest battles of the entire war, and always displayed such bravery under fire and faithfulness to duty as to win the regard of his fellow soldiers and the respect of his officers. Among his engagements may be mentioned: Perrysville, Stone River, Chattanooga, while he was in the infantry, and his services in the cavalry on the frontier included battles with the Indians at Cottonwood, Sand Boot, Plum Creek and Walnut Creek. After his return from the war he remained at home until he was thirty-three years of age, and on October 3, 1874, he was married to Miss Esther Ann Watson, born September 22, 1855, daughter of Thomas and Roxey (Chambers) Watson, natives of England and Wisconsin, respectively, who were married in Milwaukee. Her mother died at the age of twenty-three years, in May, 1857, and her father passed away May 19, 1883, at the age of sixty-three years. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson have had five children: Ella, who married George Diemel, living in Outagamie county and has four children; Meade, who is married and living in this county, having three children; Ira, who is living in Clintonville, Wisconsin, is married and has two children; Thomas, who is married and has two children, residing in Outagamie county; and Stephen, also residing in this county, has one child. After Mr. Thompson's marriage he purchased eighty acres of wild land near Hortonville, where he lived for four years, and he then sold and moved to Hortonville. In September, 1881, he bought the land on which he now lives, then a tract of eighty acres, which he put under cultivation with the exception of ten acres, but later deeded forty acres to his son, for whom he had also built a modern frame residence in 1909. Thompson's own house was built in 1901, at which time he also erected a large barn, and he has brought his land into an excellent state of cultivation, being engaged in stock raising and general farming. Mr. Thompson is a stanch Republican in his political views, and he has served for ten or twelve years as a member of the board of supervisors.
|
 |
Thompson, Martin Biography from History of Outagamie County, Wisconsin; 1911. |
Residence |
1914 |
Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA |
- U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938
Name:Martin V B Thompson
Birth Year:abt 1842
Keyed Birth Location:Pa
Birth State:Pennsylvania
Admitted Year:1914
Age at Admission:72
State:Wisconsin
County:Milwaukee
[Washington]
City:Milwaukee
[Wood]
Branch:Northwestern Branch
|
1920 Census |
1920 |
Maine, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
- Steve A Thompson36
Christena Thompson36
Hazel Thompson12
Lillian Thompson4 [4 0/12]
Martin V Thompson79
|
| Death |
27 Apr 1926 |
Maine, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA |
| Person ID |
I166580 |
1FamilyTree | TimLosik161456 |
| Last Modified |
12 Oct 2015 |