Thom - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thom family tree

Freudenberg — 2009-11-06 14:56:01Z

I have researched the Minnesota - German origin - Thoms of the Carver Co. MN to Long Prairie, MN area. They lived on the county line border or went to church around Morrison Co. / Todd Co. MN, living on farms. I have researched and read the the newspaper of Oliver Co. ND as Theodore Thom went there about 1900. I have researched the other Thoms who came from Scot origin and settled in Long Prairie, MN in town, as far as I know.
Looking for early history before 1900 of the Thoms in our branch and to continue forward.

Re: Thom family tree

janiskees — 2009-11-05 23:48:59Z

Would love to exchange information. Do not have address for Wilhelmina Thom in Milwaukee since that was just a brief stop when she first came here. I am hoping to link up the Thoms in Minnesota. Believe they are all related somehow. Let me know what information you would like. Thanks.

Ann Thom Aberdeen

gnajgrant — 2009-10-24 21:36:43Z

Any information on Ann(Annie) F Thom b 1891 Aberdeen Daughter of James Thom 1841-1903 and Margaret Michie 1851-1929. Her Father was a Master Tailor and Clothier. She was a nurse in WW2 and I have a photo of her with Field Marshall Bernard Motgomery, I think she was in the 1st No1 Scottish General Hospital ( Territorial Force) In Egypt And Cruden Bay in Scotland. Also there is a reference to a Rubislaw Nursing Home in Aberdeen

Re: THOM - Banffshire, Scotland

gnajgrant — 2009-10-23 07:28:03Z

Thanks for the reply,you are right either Alexander Thom could be James Thom's Father. Does any one else have any ideas on the subject. In the 1851 census James Thom was living with George Stewart 29 and Christian Stewart 28 in Marnoch Banffshire and was listed as a Nephew.

Re: THOM - Banffshire, Scotland

bschmidt118 — 2009-10-22 12:46:50Z

I haven't been able to confirm that this is the same Alexander Thom on James's Marnoch Birth registry. The natural father, Alexander, is listed as being from Gartly, about 12 miles from Marnoch geographically. BUT, there is an 1841 census record listing an Alexr Thom living in Gartly, Aberdeenshire residing with a Margaret Thom, aged 70. There were two Alexander Thom(s) born in Banffshire about the same time: one to the parents, George Thom & Margaret Milne, in Rothiemay, Banff (hence the 1841 reference) and the other to the parents, Alexander Thom & Isobel Ritchey, in Marnoch (my family). Either one could possibly be James's father. Sorry I can't be of any help.

Re: Thom family tree

Freudenberg — 2009-10-18 02:19:07Z

Have seen Wilhelmina Thom coming through Carver Co. MN ... to Fredrick Grosenick ... date of 1859 marriage and finding them in Todd Co. MN comes to mind. August Thom and family came about 1861. Men seem to be in the Civil War -- Carl, August & ?. Maybe the names are duplicated.
Do you have documentation of Milwaukee residence?

I have only searched for the Civil War soldiers on the films, index of CWSS names and in the WI Adjutant General Report. The book gives some dates of Enlistment and Discharge.

Would like to exchange info. Can you post using "Messages" area in the Header (above) by your Log In?

Re: Thom family tree

janiskees — 2009-10-17 22:36:26Z

My great grandmother was Wilhelmina Thom who came from Germany in 1871. First locating in Milwaukee, then to Carver county and then to Todd county, Minnesota. Her death certificate lists her father as August Thom but I am looking for siblings. A Charles Thom lived near them. The census in 1870 has a Wil, Louis and a Ludwig in Carver county in 1875. In 1885, Charles, August and Theodore were in Todd County. Then another Charles is listed in 1900. There was an August Thom who died in Long Prairie in 1885. A Charles Thom who died in 1900.

Re: Corcoran Thom and Caroline Thom Walsh

sheilas14 — 2009-09-17 17:21:42Z

Corcoran Thom Sr. was Caroline Thom Walsh's father. He died in 1956 in Washington, D.C. He had two sons - Huntington Thom and Corcoran Thom Jr. Huntington died during World War II and Corcoran Jr. in 1985.

Re: THOM - Banffshire, Scotland

gnajgrant — 2009-09-11 22:10:26Z

My Great Grandfather James Thom was b in Marnoch Banffshire 28th June 1841, his Father was Alexander Thom a Carter of Garltey and his Mother was a Margaret Stuart. His Birth was registered in 1855 by Margaret Stuart naming Alexander Thom as his natural Father. Could he be a member of this branch of the Thom Family.

Gavin Grant (NZ)

Forgie/Thom/Haupt

RobertBailey280 — 2009-08-20 15:19:37Z

Looking for relatives of James Forgie[1868-1958] who married Martha Maitland Thom - both of Scotland, and lived in New York from 1902. Daughter Wilhelmina married Howard Cameron Haupt -daughters Barbara and Margaret

Re: Help with Thom family

msthom — 2009-08-03 21:02:37Z

Don't recognize the name. Most likely no connection.

Re: Help with Thom family

jeffmyers10 — 2009-08-03 18:36:13Z

Her name was Ellen Louise "Annie" (Thom) Slocum.

Re: Help with Thom family

msthom — 2009-08-03 15:55:56Z

My Thom family is from New York and Pennsylvania. Can you provide any more information about your grandmother?

Re: Help with Thom family

jeffmyers10 — 2009-08-02 19:37:56Z

My grandmothers maiden name was Thom. She grew up in the Kane PA area.

Re: THOM - Banffshire, Scotland

kennygreen11 — 2009-06-08 20:18:37Z

Hi Martin,

Thanks for replying to my query, which was posted a few years ago now.

I will dig out what I can find out and we can compare our Thom lineages.

Thanks,
Kenny

Re: Thom family in Peterhead (Scotland)

fwlsimi — 2009-05-26 16:33:41Z

I would love to receive any information you have. My e-mail is fwlsimi@iswest.com. Thanks. Bill

Re: Thom family in Peterhead (Scotland)

bfwl54 — 2009-05-26 06:19:57Z

I have a lot of information on this family. Agnes Thom daughter of John Thom and Helen Topp was my great-great grandmother. e-mail me at fwlsimi@iswest.com for more details. Bill

Re: Mary Louise, Frederick, Lloyd Thom

msthom — 2009-05-26 00:49:24Z

Hello,

I am a grandson of George L. Thom. George was a brother of Mary Louise Thom. You said you are a daughter of Mary Louise. Could you provide any additional information about yourself? You can check my public profile, and find a link to my Thom Family website. I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Thom Family of Minnesota

patruss — 2009-02-27 01:34:08Z

Can you expand a little more on Charles and Lillian Thom? I have two Charles Thoms in my line that were originally in Carver County then moved to Todd county and then to Washington. Email me directly Trish3185@tds.net

Re: Thom family tree

Freudenberg — 2008-06-20 05:49:57Z

Looking at Thom / Thoms of Carver Co. MN who moved on to Todd County, MN. Anyone know the connection between those in Carver Co. and Todd Co. Or see a connection to those in Morrison Co. MN?

Re: Karl/Carl Thom in Carver County Minnesota

Freudenberg — 2008-06-20 05:31:33Z

Compare notes on Carver Co. MN Thom surname.

My post is under Freudenberg. Resident in Carver Co. MN currently.

Thom & Weir Families of Londonderry/Windham, NH

rhall17423 — 2008-06-22 20:47:49Z

Hello:

I'm searching for parents/ancestry of both William Thom and his wife Sarah Weir of Windham, Rockingham, NH.

Information I have is that William was born 1706 in Scotland and died 14 Feb 1795 in Windham, Rockingham, NH. He married Elizabeth Weir abt 1729 in North of Ireland (Londonderry?). Elizabeth was born 1704 in Scotland and died 31 Jan 1778 in Windham, Rockingham, NH.

I'm descended from their son William who married Margaret Park.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Bob

William & Elizabeth (Weir) Thom of Windham, Rockingham, NH

rhall17423 — 2008-06-22 13:34:13Z

Re: THOM - Banffshire, Scotland

nessisplash — 2009-05-11 13:58:26Z

Kenny

Not sure how long ago you posted this message, but I 'may' have some information for you. I do have a 'Willim Thom' born Sept 1751 in Aberdeenshire. Unfortunately your list of decendants do not match mine. His father, however, was an 'Alexander Thom' born around 1720.

Let me know if you want any more information

Martin

Book by William Thom

BobbyThomas28 — 2008-03-09 02:31:24Z

I have found a book entitled, "Rhymes and Reflections of a Hand-Loom Weaver," by William Thom. This is the third edition published in 1847.

A free download of the book is available at:

http://books.google.com/books?id=2A7bFtDWhysC&printsec=f... Thom#PPP11,M1

The book also contains a photo of William Thom and his son Willie.

Enjoy,

Bobby Thomas,
Wake Forest, NC

Mary Thom born 1842 came to US 1861

jackzw — 2008-09-03 02:26:51Z

My gg grandmother Mary Thom was born near Aberdeen and came to NYC in 1861. She settled in Paterson NJ. I don't think she ever married. She had two children -- Thomas and Ida Elvin -- listed in census as born in NY. Looking for information about her early life, her parents, and the children's father or fathers.

Re: Thoms in Germany

Gencat56 — 2009-04-22 19:15:54Z

Susan, your email doesn't work. Please contact me re: Mary Martha Thom. gencat56@earthlink.net

Re: THOM

wzrlover — 2009-03-08 00:58:38Z

Linda,

It's been ten years since your post that I am now replying to, so hopefully you're still out there!

Franz Emil Thom is my great-great grandfather. My grandma is Myrtle Thom Christensen Wessels, and her father is Herman Thom.

I would love to compare and share Thom and Poss family info with you!

Vanessa (Christensen) Christiansen

Florence I. Thom, age, 87, daughter of, Joseph and Bella (Krupp) Waiter.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-03-27 01:19:14Z

Chautauqua County , N,Y,
member of Sacred Heart Church, the Mothers Club, St. Anne’s Society and the Knights of St. John’s Auxiliary.
Florence I. Thom

Florence I. Thom

Florence I. Thom
3/26/2008 -
Florence I. Thom, 87, a resident of the Chautauqua County Home, formerly of Park Ave., Dunkirk, died Monday evening (March 24, 2008) at the home after a lengthy illness.

She was born June 11, 1920 in Dunkirk, the daughter of the late Joseph and Bella (Krupp) Waiter."

A lifelong resident of Dunkirk, Mrs. Thom was a homemaker and parishioner of Holy Trinity Church. She was also a former member of Sacred Heart Church, the Mothers Club, St. Anne’s Society and the Knights of St. John’s Auxiliary.

Survivors include her husband, Gordon C. Thom, whom she married Oct. 17, 1945;
one son, Richard (Janet) Thom of Jamestown;
one daughter, Marylyn (Paul) Cybart of Dunkirk;
one sister, Marian “Betty” Kaiser of Dunkirk;
nine grandchildren;
two great-grandchildren;
and several nieces and nephews.

Besides her parents,
she was preceded in death by her daughter, Kathleen Szwejbka who died in 1994;
and one sister, Dorothy Schnur.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated Friday morning at 10 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be in
St. Mary’s Cemetery."
Friends are invited to call Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the McGraw-Kowal Funeral Home. At the family’s request, in lieu of flowers memorials may be made to a charity of one’s choice.

Holy Trinity Church."

The mystery of Annie Thom

JohnPaul_Martin — 2009-01-26 11:53:36Z

Added by caley76 on 26 Jan 2009

There is still a fair amount of mystery surrounding Annie Thom and her life before coming to Edinburgh.

In 1926 Annie moved to Edinburgh from Huntley (unconfirmed) with 4 of her Children Alistair, Jean, Catherine & James.

Indeed the greatest of these mysteries may well be the identity of Alistair & Jean both of whom were (as far as we are aware) her children.

Catherine and James always new Alistair & Jean (Jeanie) as her older brother & sister. We have been unable to confirm the identity of both the older sibblings, (no birth certificates etc.)

We have found various census connections which shows a Jennie ''McRobbie'' living in the same house as Annie in Kinnethmont, Aberdeenshire.

Family legend has it that Alistair & Jean moved to Glasgow not long after arriving in Edinburgh and that Alistair became a missionary in Africa?

There has been no contact with then since 1929!

Mystery also surrounds the father(s) of Annie's children: -

Alistair (surname unknown) possibly Robertson

James Thom, (possibly Robertson or McPhee)

Catherine McPhee Thom (residence 1912 Torry Street, Huntly, Aberdeenshire)

Any assistance with the above queries would be greatly appreciated as we have found our selves stuck after many years of research

John and Mary Thom - Bolton, Lancashire

msthom — 2009-01-11 20:57:53Z

Does anyone have information on a John Thom, born abt. 1786 in Scotland and his wife Mary, born abt. 1798 in England? They lived in Bolton, Lancashire, Eng. I can find them in the 1841 England Census, but I was hoping to learn more about them. I would like to know if a George Thom, born 1814, in Bolton could be their son. I can find George and his family in the 1841 census as well. George, his wife Martha Whittle, and their child came to the U.S. in 1848. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Mary Louise, Frederick, Lloyd Thom

msthom — 2009-04-12 00:02:46Z

Hello. Does anyone know anything about Mary Louise Thom born in DuBois, PA about 1912 or her brothers, Lloyd Thom and Frederick Thom, also born in DuBois, PA? Mary Louise married a Lawler and perhaps remarried later on. They did not remain in the DuBois area.

Re: Just wondering about the Thoms

EganClanOregon — 2009-01-03 01:15:03Z

Alexander Thom
DOB Sept 25,1847
Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
death: 1928 Buried: Woodland Cemetery Section 4, North Bend Nebraska

Maggie's Egan was married to Alexander Thom (1st wife)
in North Bend, NE, 1887

1st wife Maggie Egan Thom, DOB March 23 1866 Death ,June 27 1892 buried:Woodland Cemetery, Section 4, North Bend Nebraska.
2nd wife Anna L Collins Thoms, DOB Jan 1, 1861 New York, Death Sept 11, 1911, North Bend, Dodge County, Nebraska

3rd wife Laura M Millar Thoms Birth 1872 Nebraska, death 1934, Nebraska

Alexander Thom also built a barn which is still standing -Highway 79 near North Bend Nebraska. Time of construction 1888. My great Uncle, Patrick Henry Egan, Alexander’s future brother-in-law helped Alex build the barn when he was 12. Patrick HenryEgan was one of Maggie’s baby brothers

From a list of mayors of North Bend, Nebraska: Alex Thom, mayor, 1908 Alex Thom, mayor, 1918 Alex Thom, mayor, 1919 Alex Thom, mayor, 1920. "ALEXANDER THOM came to Nebraska in January, 1882, and after having long been actively and successfully identified with agricultural and livestock industry in Dodge County he retired from the farm and established his home at North Bend, where he has since continued to enjoy the merited prosperity gained through former years of earnest endeavor. He has passed the psalmist's span of threescore years and ten and is a sterling citizen to whom is accorded the fullest measure of popular esteem. Mr. Thom was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, September 25, 1847, and is a son of William and Christina (Chalmers) Thom, who there passed their entire lives, the father having been fifty-three years of age at the time of his death and the mother having passed to eternal rest at the age of sixty-eight years. William Thom was a farmer by vocation and both he and his wife were zealous members of the Free Church of Scotland, in which he served as an elder for a number of years prior to his death. Of the six children three came to the United States: William, who became a resident of Nebraska and whose death occurred in a hospital at Omaha, December 13, 1919; Isabelle, who became the wife of James Thain, of Illinois, and who was in the home of her brother, Alexander, of this review, at the time of her death; and Alexander, whose name initiates this sketch. Of the other three children, James and George died, in Scotland, and there Andrew has been for half a century pastor of a church in Stirlingshire, as a representative clergyman of the Free Church of Scotland in that section of the land of hills and heather. Alexander Thom was afforded the advantages of the schools of his native land and there continued his association with farm enterprise until 1877, when he came to the United States and became foreman of the large farm estate of Henry B. Sherman in Dodge County, Wisconsin. He retained this position five years, and in January, 1882, he came to Nebraska and became associated with the firm of Smith & Mallon, at North Bend, an important concern engaged in the importing of horses. In the interests of this firm Mr. Thom purchased high grade horses in Scotland and shipped the stock to the United States, his operations in this field of enterprise having continued about four years. He then purchased land in Dodge County and turned his attention, with characteristic vigor and judgment, to general farming and stock-raising, in which connection he made a specialty of raising blooded Clydesdale horses and Chester White swine. On his farm, comprising 320 acres he made the best of improvements, including the erection of a barn that is still considered the finest in the county, and he continued his active work on the farm until 1892, since which time he has lived virtually retired, at North Bend, his farm property still remaining in his possession. Mr. Thom was one of the organizers and incorporators of the First State Bank of North Bend, of which he has continuously served as president from the inception of the enterprise and to the success of which his mature business judgment and conservative policies have contributed in large degree. He is an elder and member of the board of trustees of the United Presbyterian Church at North Bend, and as a citizen of his adopted state he is most loyal and appreciative. In 1887 Mr. Thom wedded Miss Margaret Maggie Agen,[sic](Egan) a native of the state of Illinois, and she passed to the life eternal in 1892. Of the three children of this union two died in infancy, and the one surviving is Mabel, wife of Dr. Andrew Harvey, a representative physician at Fremont, judicial center of Dodge County, of whom mention is made on other pages of this work. For his second wife Mr. Thom married Anna Collins, and she passed away a few years later, the only child of this marriage likewise being deceased. April 15, 1913, recorded the marriage of Mr. Thom to Laura Miller, who was born and reared in Dodge County and who is the popular chatelaine of their pleasant home. Mr. Thom is a radical prohibitionist in his political allegiance and has been active and zealous in furtherance of national prohibition, the success of the great movement being a source of marked gratification to him. He has a high place in the confidence and esteem of his home community and the year 1920 finds him serving his third consecutive term as mayor of North Bend." This newspaper clipping is from the North Bend (Nebraska) Eagle, undated http://www.hmca-il.org/l_wgtho2.htm

George Thom

armontieth295 — 2008-12-27 08:54:13Z

I am sorry that this is long, but hopefully the information may be of use to others. My interest lies with George Thom born about 1845. I think that he last appears in the records in the English BDM Mar-APR-MAY 1909 Thom George 64 Gateshead 10a 587. Tracking back In the census 1901 and 1891 he is living in Durham, although at two different address. One of his daughter is named as Mary R in the 1891 census, but her name is Nena Riddle Thom. Two of his daughters were born in Gloucester (1886 and 1888). In the 1881 Scotland Census George Thom was living in Hawick, Roxburghshire. According to the census two of his children were born there, Maggie Jane (1879) and James John (1880). Before that, I think that George Thom appears in the 1861 census as the son of James Thom, the Superintendent of police, living in Hawick, Roxburghshire. Any information about George Thom (born Aberdeen 1845), his wife Mary Jane, (born Waterbeck, Dumfries-shire 1853) or George parents James Thom (born Aberdeen 1819) or his wife Jane (born 1814)

Thom's Buried in Sibley Co. Minnesota

DelilaDuffy84 — 2008-11-24 15:23:06Z

Found buried in High Island Cemetery, New Auburn, Sibley Co. MN:
Sherman Thom d. 1/17/1873 Aged 2 yrs. 6 mos. & 17 dys.
Son of G & M. Thom
Flora M. Thom d. 12/1/1877 - Aged 9 yrs. (unreadable) & 13 dys. Daughter of John & J. Thom.
Data & photos can be seen on www.findagrave

Thoms in Rome and Utica, New York

msthom_15767 — 2008-09-29 22:27:11Z

Hello,

I am looking for information on the Thom families of Utica and Rome, New York dating back to about 1850. I am descended from George Thom and Martha Whittle. They arrived in New York from England in 1848. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

G.W. Thom born in New York, moved to DuBois, PA

msthom_15767 — 2008-03-30 01:02:07Z

My great grandfather was George W. Thom. He was born in New York. George was the son of William Thom. William Thom came from England as a child. George married Lena Hartenstein and later moved to DuBois, PA. Their children included Harold, Clarence, George Leroy (my grandfather), Frederick, Lloyd, and Mary Louise. Does anyone know anything about this branch of the Thom family?

John (Jack) Vincent Thom Help!!!!

ajobrecht — 2009-03-21 08:32:13Z

Ok I am at a dead end. My great grandfather's name was John ( Jack) Vincent Thom. He married my great grandmother Irene Renee Cameron August 5 1924 in Vancouver BC Canada. He was from Scotland but immigrated to Canada probably around 1910(this is an educated guess.) We know nothing of his history as he refused to tell anyone. My Aunt(his daughter) says he was probably illegitamate and that is why he never told because he was a proud man. My aunt says he came to Canada as a young boy he had a heavy Scottish accent. He worked as a farm labourer in Saskatchewan Canada. My aunt also said he used a fake birth certificate to get into the military for WWI although she says from the pictures that he looked old enough. His wife also swore that he was older than he said he was. I cannot fathom the idea why he would use a fake birth certificate if he was old enough?
If anyone has any idea or insight into this mystery ????

JAMES THOM AND FAMILY

MANTURION109 — 2009-03-15 21:03:31Z

I AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION REGARDING A JAMES THOM WHO MARRIED A SUSAN CORDINER, NO DATE, AND HAD A SON JOHN HOGG THOM (MY GGGRANDFATHER) BORN 1814 WHO MARRIED A MARY MAY IN 1835 AND WAS A SHOEMAKER.

Re: Thom family in Peterhead (Scotland)

MANTURION109 — 2009-04-03 21:51:24Z

IT WOULD APEAR THAT WE ARE RELATED. MY GGGRANDFATHER WAS JOHN HOGOG THOM BORN 1814 AND DIED 1870 (A SHOEMAKER) WHO MARRIED MARY MAY IN 1835 AND HAD 7 CHILDREN. AS FAR AS I CAN TELL MARY MAY WAS BORN 1818 AND DIED 1875. HIS FATHER JAMES THOM BORN 1781? MARRIED SUSAN CORDINER. NO OTHER INFORMATION AT PRESANT.
MY GGRANDFATHER JAMES HOGG THOM BORN 1845 AND DIED 1888 AND MARRIED JANE BAIRD BORN 1848 AND DIED 1935 IN 1866. THEY HAD 9 CHILDREN. IF YOU CAN ADD ANY INFORMATION I WOULD BE VERY GREATFUL.
GEORGE

Help with Thom family

jennthom02 — 2008-06-20 12:49:12Z

I am looking for the Thom family that was is both PA and NY. In PA they would have been around the McKean count area and in NY they were in the Orleans County Area. I have a William Aldeson Thom with a father and a son of Benjamin. If anyone can offer any help it would be greatly appreciated.

Re: G.W. Thom born in New York, moved to DuBois, PA

ladyforestdwlr — 2009-05-25 20:12:36Z

Hi Mary Louise was my mother I would love to know more about her family.

Re: Mary Louise, Frederick, Lloyd Thom

ladyforestdwlr — 2009-05-25 20:09:46Z

Hi Mary Louise is my mother. I also would like to know more about her brothers. I think several of Clarences children live in or close to Painted Post, NY.

Searching for descendants of R. Thom

Imabonedigger — 2009-01-19 20:02:27Z

I am searching for descendants of R. Thom simply to exchange stories and pictures. The only thing that I know about him is, R. Thom, WWII waist on the plane Silver Meteor, piloted by Hope Miller, B-17 Crew #4-17 Heavy Bombardment. Along with Miller and Thom were J. Nicodemus, H. Nov, J Doyle, E. Graves, E. Harris, R. Kuhkel and E. Dodek. If anyone has any information I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.

Re: Help with Thom family

spacedthom — 2009-01-15 11:18:46Z

Hi Goodday
I am also a Thom born to william thom
i recide in Cape Town South Africa
There are alot of us as family here mabe we are related in some way do you have the full ancestry list on you if so could you please email it to me
i do know that we originate from the Thomas Mcclan from scotland dates i am not to sure

Doris Thom

hazel19561 — 2008-08-11 21:50:17Z

DOB 16 January 1922 Mother Elizabeth, Trying to find fathers name and mothers maiden name. Doris married a Dennis Ivan Catty in London

Re: Andrew Thom of Edinburgh

ldoonekc13 — 2009-02-16 12:14:39Z

Hello, I am researching Rymans and found this post. Another Ryman relative with Thom last name might be connected to you. His posting name is Daniel_Thom. He is definitely my relative, maybe yours also. Hope this helps.
Iam looking for Ira F. Ryman who could be related to Robert Ryman, clues are appreciated. Our family came from Indiana and landed in Americus, Kansas. I hope our connections are successful.
Doone~~

Re: Looking for Brent Thom

PamelaCosby — 2008-07-04 03:00:40Z

Who is looking for Brent? This is his sister.

Re: MORE ON THE NAMES WALTER THOM OR HUGH THOM

JenniferDaltonThom — 2008-02-01 10:17:35Z

If anyone is trying to contact me direct my new email address is: jdaltonthom@yahoo.com.au

Many thanks - Jennifer Dalton-Thom

Re: MORE ON THE NAMES WALTER THOM OR HUGH THOM

JenniferDaltonThom — 2008-02-01 10:16:18Z

If anyone is trying to contact me direct my new email address is: jdaltonthon@yahoo.com.au

Many thanks - Jennifer Dalton-Thom