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214 JAMES ALLISON, OF SLATE HILL, N. Y.
CHILDREN.
1332. William Allison Thompson,* b. Aug. 8, 1775; baptized Sept. 17,
1775; m. Sarah Bucksbee, of Minisink, Orange Co., N. Y., clergyman;
res. Northern New Jersey. Children: William Henry
Thompson ;'' res. Pennsylvania. Newton Thompson ;'> res.
Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Sarah Thompson,'^ single.
1333. Julia D. Thompson,* b. Feb. 17, 1778; baptized May 10, 1778; m.,
Mr. Gale; m., second, George Houston. Had nine children,
and they lived in Orange Co., N. Y.
1334. Eleanor Thompson,* b. Jan. 18, 1781; baptized June 17, 1781; m.
James Morrison, whose father emigrated from Scotland or the
north of Ireland. They had six children. Their son, Rev.
John Hunter Morrison, I). D.,* b. 1804 or 1805, was a missionary
in North India, and died there, leaving three children
who were missionaries. One son of Eleanor died young. Another
son and three daughters went to Ohio and Northern Kentucky,
where they died. Their old house was in Montgomery,
now Wallkill, Orange Co., N. Y., in the neighborhood of
1335.
1336.
1337.
"Honey Pot," two miles from the village of Scotchtown.
Joseph Thompson,* m. Patty Allison, daughter of James and
Amy (Knapp) Allison. They had several children. Res. Steuben
Co., N. Y.
Anthony Dobbin Thompson,* m. Nancy Helme. Child: Sarah
Thompson,'^ m. John Conklin, of New York, N. Y. Mr.
Thompson died, and his widow married Meeker Miller, and
died in the city of New York.
Henry Thompson,* m. Abigail Thompson and Nancy Bronson.
Res. Owego, Tioga Co., N. Y. Six children. After his death
his widow and some of the children went to Illinois.
1338. Mary Thompson,* d. 1.339.
1340.
aged 4 years.
Ann Thompson,* m. James Howell. She lived and died in Huber
Co., N. Y. Seven children.
Sarah Thompson,* m. John D. Vail, and died near New Windsor
in 1850 or 1851. They had eiuht children; six died young.
Their eldest, James Schryler Vail,'' married Catherine Tompkins,
had children, and they lived and died in .New Windsor,
Orange Co., N. Y. Sarah Jane Tompkins,'^ m. James Potter;
m., second, her cousin, William Thompson Howell, and d. in
Michigan. Sidney Tompson," res. Northern Illinois.
1341. John Jay Thompson* (1417), b. March 26, 1797; d. Jan. 12, 1849.
His daughter, Mrs. Mary Thompson Knight, lives in Monroe,
Orange Co., N. Y.
1342. James Allison ^
[1314] (Ricbardson,^ Joseph i).
He was born and married ; Amy Keziab, daughter of
and Amy (Reynolds) Knapp. They first went to
Long Island, and later settled at Slate Hill, Orange county,
N. Y. He was in the military service during the Revolution.
He lived at Slate Hill, Orange county, N. Y., where be owned
a large tract of land. He also owned land near Turner's,
Orange county, N. Y. His death occurred about 1822.
Mrs. Allison was from New England, and after Mr. Allison's
death married James Smith of Oxford, Orange county,
N. Y., and had a daughter. Amy Smith, who married Mr.
Reynolds,