Grove / Skullyville / Washington / Maysville / Wattr / Stilwell / /
Company
Wilson / First Indian Brigade C. S. A. / /
Country
United States / Lebanon / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / /
Facility
Tahlequah cemetery / Agricultural Experiment station / Cumberland University / Fort Wayne.1 Old Bart / /
IndustryTerm
energy / /
Movie
Way Down South / /
NaturalFeature
Honey Creek / Silver Lake / Pryor Creek / Park Hill / Cane Hill / Grand River / /
Organization
Cumberland University / army / Epimpd Church / Indian government / Seventh Tennessee Infantry / Cherokee Board of Education / Protestant Episcopal Church / First Indian Brigade / Asbury Manual Labor School / Colonel Stand Watie'a First Cherokee Regiment / Pierce's Brigade / Episcopal Church / Sld Chapter / Hill college / William Penn Adair Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy / /
Person
Bfartha Martin / Jim Allen Thompson / Sarah Lovett / Though / L.M. Logan / Arrlngton / Lewis Downing / James Thompson Adair / Mary Ellen / Frye / Frank Sdair / Tahlequah / Baxter Springs / James Allen Thompson / Albert Sidney Johnston / John Martin / Jamem Foreman / Mary Fannie Adair / Mary Ellen Adair / Spavinaw / William Penn Adair / John Y. Bryce / Deacon / JOSEPH FRANKLIN THOMPSON / Henq B.bcock / Joseph B. Thoburn / George W. Puehrl / Joseph Franklin / Stand Watie'a / Oliver Cromwell / Martha Lynch / Walter A. Thompson / Honey Springs / /
Position
Captain / one of the prominent founders / n7as superintendent / excellent public speaker / worthy representative / Butler / auditor / General / chief / superintendent / historian / official / member of Parliament / Professor / Bishop / Lieutenant Colonel / Major / impartial historian / first Supreme Judge / Foreman / leader / EARLY CHEROKEE LEADER / Colonel / made first assistant / writer / Adjutant General / preacher / Lieutenant Colonel / member / /
JOSEPH FRANKLIN THOMPSON: AN EARLY CHEROKEE LEADER Though not definitely traceable, the Thompson family seems to have a touch of English royal blood coursing through its veins. The "Thompson Family Records" tell of a Mor