Individual Details

"Seaborn J. Thompson was born on board ship in the Atlantic Ocean, off the South Carolina Coast. The 1920 Coleman County, Texas census says, "Born at sea." Later research indicates that Edward, his son, said Seaborn was born at sea. That was not true. It was a joke from the name "Seaborn." " (Charles Barnum, 1997. Much of the research for the descendants of Seaborn J. Thompson was done by Charles Barnum.)

1850 Troup County, Georgia census.

1860 Newton County, Mississippi census, page 714, line 153.

Record of Troup County, Georgia marriages.

Birth	1806	Washington County, Georgia
Marriage	November 2, 1826	Wilkes County, Georgia - Francis Smith
Marriage	April 19, 1832	La Grange, Troup County, Georgia - Jane Briden Moreland
Marriage	July 26, 1863	Claiborne Parish, Louisiana - Sallie Thornton
Death	October, 1876	Scottsville, Claiborne Pariah, Louisiana

Spouse	Jane Briden Moreland (1810 - 1860)
Child	Mary Ann Thompson (1833 - )
Child	William T. Thompson (1835 - )
Child	John N. Thompson (1837 - )
Child	Julia Clementine Thompson (1840 - 1869)
Child	Charles W. Thompson (1842 - 1922)
Child	Edward Young Hill Thompson (1845 - 1923)

Spouse	Francis Smith (1811 - 1828)
Child	Frances Louisa Thompson (1828 - )

Spouse

Sallie Thornton (1842 - )

Father	Charles Thompson (1774 - 1851)
Mother	Margaret Clark (1788 - 1860)
Sibling	Louisa Thompson (1807 - )
Sibling	Thomas B. Thompson (1809 - )
Sibling	Hilliard Judge Thompson (1813 - 1881)
Sibling	Mary Ann Thompson (1816 - 1859)
Sibling	Martha Adeline Thompson (1817 - 1841)
Sibling	John C. Thompson (1820 - )
Sibling	William H. Thompson (1821 - )
Sibling	Virgil Vivian Thompson (1822 - 1902)
Sibling	Charles Jasper Thompson (1829 - 1858)
Sibling	Margaret Thompson (1830 - )
Sibling	Joseph Lafayette Thompson (1831 - )
Sibling	Robert E. Thompson (1834 - )