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June Thompson
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of June Thompson as a young woman with short, curly hair and wearing a pin and a jumper over a polka-dotted blouse.
Dorothy Marie Thompson
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of Dorothy Marie Thompson in her graduation cap and gown.
Dorothy graduated from Central High School and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Madison College (now called James Madison University) in…
Dorothy graduated from Central High School and earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Madison College (now called James Madison University) in…
June Thompson
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of June Thompson as a young woman with short, curly hair and wearing a pin and a jumper over a polka-dotted blouse.
June Thompson
Photo of two separate portrait photographs of June Thompson as a young woman with glasses and short curly hair.
Edinburg High School Class of 1956
Photograph showing members of Edinburg High School's 1956 Senior Class posed in front of the school’s main entrance.
Pictured are, from left to right:
Front Row:
Caroline “Carrie” Terrell Marshall, Ramona “Punky” Blaine Newland, Jean “Hep”…
Pictured are, from left to right:
Front Row:
Caroline “Carrie” Terrell Marshall, Ramona “Punky” Blaine Newland, Jean “Hep”…
Elizabeth (Thompson) Everly
Photo of two photographs of Elizabeth (Thompson) Everly of Mt. Jackson, with glasses, and wearing a patterned, short-sleeved, dress.
Elizabeth was born at Chester, Virginia, the daughter of William and Maria (Hatcher) Thompson.
Her husband,…
Elizabeth was born at Chester, Virginia, the daughter of William and Maria (Hatcher) Thompson.
Her husband,…
Lumber at C.E. Thompson's - Edinburg
Photograph of a load of lumber delivered to C.E. Thompson and Sons, on Stoney Creek Boulevard in Edinburg.
The iconic hardware and lumber store in Edinburg was established in 1958 by C.E. Thompson and his two sons, Johnny and Billy. They supplied…
The iconic hardware and lumber store in Edinburg was established in 1958 by C.E. Thompson and his two sons, Johnny and Billy. They supplied…
Ella (Dyer) Thompson
Ella (Dyer) Thompson as a young woman and seated with her hands in her lap.
She was the daughter of Bert and Elizabeth (Thomas) Dyer and grew up near Mt. Jackson, later moving to Woodstock.
Two of her oldest brothers, George (1903-1918) and Joe…
She was the daughter of Bert and Elizabeth (Thomas) Dyer and grew up near Mt. Jackson, later moving to Woodstock.
Two of her oldest brothers, George (1903-1918) and Joe…
Charlie Thompson in Navy Uniform
Photo of a photograph of Charlie Thompson standing in the studio and wearing his U.S. Navy uniform.
Charlie was the son of George Will Thompson And
Mary Frances Frye.
He served in WWII and later married Jean Marie Artz. They had five…
Charlie was the son of George Will Thompson And
Mary Frances Frye.
He served in WWII and later married Jean Marie Artz. They had five…
Jean (Artz) Thompson With Mickey, Linda, and Allen Thompson
Jean Marie (Artz) Thompson, seated in the studio with her three children posed around her. They are (l to r): Mickey, baby Linda, and Allen.
Jean's husband was Charles Thompson.
Jean's husband was Charles Thompson.
Charlie and Jean (Artz) Thompson
Portrait photograph of Charlie and Jean (Artz) Thompson. Charlie is wearing his U.S. Navy uniform in this photograph.
Charlie and Jean (Artz) Thompson and Family
Photograph of Charles "Charlie" Thompson wearing a U.S. Navy uniform and seated on a bench with his wife, Jean, and three children beside him.
Three of their six children are identified as (l to r): Mickey Thompson, Charles Allen Thompson Jr.,…
Three of their six children are identified as (l to r): Mickey Thompson, Charles Allen Thompson Jr.,…
Charlie Thompson
Photograph of Charles "Charlie" Thompson in his U.S. Navy uniform.
Charlie lived on the corner of Railroad Avenue and Piccadilly Street in Edinburg. He was a painter and carpenter by trade and was related to C.E. Thompson.
Charlie's wife's…
Charlie lived on the corner of Railroad Avenue and Piccadilly Street in Edinburg. He was a painter and carpenter by trade and was related to C.E. Thompson.
Charlie's wife's…
Martha (Ritenour) Thompson
Portrait of Martha (Ritenour) Thompson as a young woman with a flower in her hair.
William Thompson
Portrait photograph of William Monroe Thompson of Edinburg as a young man with wavy hair and wearing a plaid tie.
Born in Edinburg, he was the son of Clarence E. and Opal (Helsley) Thompson.
His wife was Mary Lou (Polk) Thompson (1933-1985).…
Born in Edinburg, he was the son of Clarence E. and Opal (Helsley) Thompson.
His wife was Mary Lou (Polk) Thompson (1933-1985).…
Ella (Dyer) Thompson
Photo of a photograph of Ella (Dyer)Thompson standing outside and holding two cats in her arms.
She was the daughter of Bert and Elizabeth (Thomas) Dyer and grew up near Mt. Jackson, later moving to Woodstock.
Two of her oldest brothers,…
She was the daughter of Bert and Elizabeth (Thomas) Dyer and grew up near Mt. Jackson, later moving to Woodstock.
Two of her oldest brothers,…
Mary Lou Polk Thompson
Mary Lou Polk Thompson was known for her involvement with the community and C.E. Thompson’s, an Edinburg building supply company that her husband was part owner of.
Born on July 22, 1933 she moved to a house just south of Edinburg in 1961…
Born on July 22, 1933 she moved to a house just south of Edinburg in 1961…