Hannah Sophia THOMPSON

   Another name for Hannah was Sophia THOMPSON.

  Noted events in her life were:

• Census: Rushford > District 36, 1900, Fillmore County, MN. line 72

199 214 Thompson Swen 43 Jun 1856 m14 WI
" Johanna 36 Mar 1864 m14 6/6 Norway
" O Archie 13 Apr 1887 MN
" O Lilla 11 Feb 1889 MN
" E Selmer 9 Apr 1891 MN
" S Hannah 6 Jul 1893 MN
" A Alice 4 Nov 1895 MN
" J Odin 1 Feb 1899 MN

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• Census: Peterson, 1905, Fillmore County, MN. Thompson Swen C. 49 WI
Thompson Ghauna 41 Norway
Thompson Archie O 18 MN
Thompson Lilia O 16 MN
Thompson Semmer E. 14 MN
Thompson Hannah S. 11 MN
Thompson Odin J. 6 MN

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• Census: Hettinger > District 0003, 1910, Adams County, ND. line 93

27 S C Hhamsen 53 head m24 WI Norway Norway Oil Man
Hanna 44 wife m24 5/5 - - -
Selmer 19 US WI -
Archie 23 US WI -
Odin 11 US WI -
Lilla 21 US WI -
Sofia 16 US WI -

• Census: Hettinger > District 9, 1920, Adams County, ND. line 65

64 65 Thompson Sven C 63 w WI Norway Norway garage prop
--- Sophia 25 MN WI Norway none
--- Odin 20 MN WI Norway auto repair

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• Census: Hettinger > District 14, 1930, Adams County, ND. line 19

196 198 Haughton John R 47 m32 OH OH England
--- Lilla 41 m25 MN WI Norway
--- Margrerita 13 MT OH MN
--- Arline 12 MT OH MN
--- Phyllis 10 ND OH MN
Thompson Sophia 36 MN WI Norway sister-in-law

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• Cemetery: Redmond Memorial Cemetery, Redmond, 1936, Deschutes County, OR. Sophia Thompson
1894 - 1936

• Obituary: Winona Republican-Herald, 1936, Minnesota. Thursday, January 30, 1936, page 10

Miss Sophia Thompson, pioneer resident of Hettinger, N. D., and former resident of Choice, died at 6:30 a. m. Jan 16 at Hedmond, Ore., from a heart attack following influenza. She was ill only then days. She was 42 years old at the time of her death. Miss Thompson was a resident of Adams county almost continuously from 1908 until last year when she went to make her future home in the West. Funeral services were conducted at the Community church at Redmond at 2 p.m. Sunday. Special hymns were sung by the church quartet. Burial was in the Redmond cemetery. Odean Thompson of Hettinger attended the funeral. Memorial services were conducted at the Hettinger Lutheran church Sunday, the Rev. E. Leland Rude in an eulogy paid tribute to Miss Thompson as a home loving, reserved, patient and christian character and to her active participation in all church work. Mrs. Theodore Lokken sang a vocal solo, "One Sweetly Solemn Thought," the favorite hymn of Miss Thompson. Miss Thompson was born July 26, 1893, at Choice, Minn., the daughter of Swen and Johanna Thompson. She attended the Peterson, Minn., schools and also studied at Jewell college, Iowa, for two years. With her family, she moved ot Adams county in 1905. Her father homesteaded one mile north of Hettinger where they resided until they moved West. Miss Thompson taught music in Hettinger for man years and also service as organist for the Lutheran church, the league and choir and for the T. and T. club. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. John Haughton, Redmond, Ore., and three brothers, Archie, Samuel and Odean Thompson, Hettinger. Her parents are dead, her mother having died in December, 1904, at Peterson, Minn., and her father in January, 1921, at Hettinger. One sister Alice died in infancy.