Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameGrace Richards ANDERSON 
24,3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333,3, David Christopher Turner,3, Carolyn Anderson Patterson,670, Wagoner Family group report by “DJ1234@knology.net” to Daniel E Somers Dec 5, 1999
24,3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333,3, David Christopher Turner,3, Carolyn Anderson Patterson,670, Wagoner Family group report by “DJ1234@knology.net” to Daniel E Somers Dec 5, 1999BirthDec 4, 1921, Alamance County, North Carolina24,3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333, Florida ????
DeathDec 31, 2006, Kernersville, North Carolina3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333, Guilford County, NC
BurialCremated3, Grace Anderson Thompson
ReligionMember Of The First Reformed United Church Of Christ3, Grace Anderson Thompson
FatherRev. William Lloyd ANDERSON (1881-1948)
MotherFanny Emma CLAPP (1888-1980)
Spouses
1Arthur Garfield THOMPSON Jr. 24,3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333,3, David Christopher Turner,3, Carolyn Anderson Patterson,670, Wagoner Family group report by “DJ1234@knology.net” to Daniel E Somers Dec 5, 1999
24,3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,3, Grace Anderson Thompson,333,3, David Christopher Turner,3, Carolyn Anderson Patterson,670, Wagoner Family group report by “DJ1234@knology.net” to Daniel E Somers Dec 5, 1999BirthMar 15, 1918, Alamance County, North Carolina24,3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,333
DeathMay 5, 2001, Alamance County, North Carolina3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,333
BurialPine Hill (Burlington) Cemetery, Main St, Burlington, Alamance County, North Carolina3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.,333
ReligionMember Of First Reformed United Church Of Christ3, Mr. A. G. Thompson Jr.
FatherArthur Garfiled THOMPSON Sr. (1881-1958)
MotherEthel Faith BOONE (1883-1962)
MarriageSep 17, 1939, Danville City, Virginia24,143, Anniversary - Grace and AG Thompson,333
ChildrenArthur Garfield (Died as Infant) (1940-1940)
John David (1942-2023)
Obituary Online notes for Grace Richards ANDERSON
1/3/2007
Grace Anderson Thompson
KERNERSVILLE — Grace Anderson Thompson , 85, formerly of Burlington, died following several months of declining health on Sunday, December 31, 2006.
A memorial service will be held at Parkway United Church of Christ in Winston-Salem on Saturday, January 6, 2007 at 11 a.m. and at First Reformed United Church of Christ in Burlington on Saturday, January 13, 2007 at 2 p.m. The family will receive friends after the service.
A native of Alamance County, Mrs. Thompson was the daughter of Fanny Clapp Anderson and William Lloyd Anderson , both deceased. She was a member of First Reformed United Church of Christ and the Fesperman Class for many years. More recently she enjoyed fellowship with Parkway United Church of Christ families.
Mrs. Thompson served the Battle of Alamance DAR as registrar. Her inspiration and work was an essential part of the development of the Clapp’s Mill Memorial at Lake Mackintosh and the restoration and refurbishing of Old Brick Church. She was a charter member of a Couples Club and the Clapp Family Association. She served numerous terms as president of the Alamance County Genealogical Society, sat on the Alamance County Historical Museum Board and recently established a library in her home on Clapp family land.
A quintessential researcher, Mrs. Thompson’s genealogical materials appeared in Clapp Family Newsletters, the Guilford and Alamance County Genealogical journals, an Albright/Clapp researcher’s book, and dedications marking Revolutionary War gravesites. She has been cited on the Internet and across state lines, yet insisted she was "a kitchen worker and a back row sitter."
Her husband, A.G. Thompson Jr., preceded her in death.
Mrs. Thompson is survived by sisters, Janet Schiffelbian of Center Moriches, L.I.N.Y., Frances Johnson and husband, E.J., of Greensboro and Carolyn Patterson and husband, Tyson, of Burlington; children, Susanne Turner of Durham, Donna Bonds and husband, John, of Kernersville, David Thompson and wife, Mary, of Burlington; grandchildren, Caroline Bonds of Bryson City, N.C., Jared Bonds of Kernersville, Mark Thompson and wife, Ann, of Italy, Wyatt Thompson and wife, Bess, of Greenwood, S.C., Andrew Turner and wife, Ashlee, of Bassett, Va., and David Turner of Newport News, Va.; great-grandgirls, Payton, Casandra and Sarah Bonds of Kernersville and Katie Maya Thompson of Italy.
Memorials may be made to First Reformed United Church of Christ, on Front Street in Burlington or Parkway United Church of Christ on Silas Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem.
The Cremation Services Inc. of Winston-Salem is in charge of arrangements. 3, Grace Anderson Thompson
Grace Anderson Thompson
KERNERSVILLE — Grace Anderson Thompson , 85, formerly of Burlington, died following several months of declining health on Sunday, December 31, 2006.
A memorial service will be held at Parkway United Church of Christ in Winston-Salem on Saturday, January 6, 2007 at 11 a.m. and at First Reformed United Church of Christ in Burlington on Saturday, January 13, 2007 at 2 p.m. The family will receive friends after the service.
A native of Alamance County, Mrs. Thompson was the daughter of Fanny Clapp Anderson and William Lloyd Anderson , both deceased. She was a member of First Reformed United Church of Christ and the Fesperman Class for many years. More recently she enjoyed fellowship with Parkway United Church of Christ families.
Mrs. Thompson served the Battle of Alamance DAR as registrar. Her inspiration and work was an essential part of the development of the Clapp’s Mill Memorial at Lake Mackintosh and the restoration and refurbishing of Old Brick Church. She was a charter member of a Couples Club and the Clapp Family Association. She served numerous terms as president of the Alamance County Genealogical Society, sat on the Alamance County Historical Museum Board and recently established a library in her home on Clapp family land.
A quintessential researcher, Mrs. Thompson’s genealogical materials appeared in Clapp Family Newsletters, the Guilford and Alamance County Genealogical journals, an Albright/Clapp researcher’s book, and dedications marking Revolutionary War gravesites. She has been cited on the Internet and across state lines, yet insisted she was "a kitchen worker and a back row sitter."
Her husband, A.G. Thompson Jr., preceded her in death.
Mrs. Thompson is survived by sisters, Janet Schiffelbian of Center Moriches, L.I.N.Y., Frances Johnson and husband, E.J., of Greensboro and Carolyn Patterson and husband, Tyson, of Burlington; children, Susanne Turner of Durham, Donna Bonds and husband, John, of Kernersville, David Thompson and wife, Mary, of Burlington; grandchildren, Caroline Bonds of Bryson City, N.C., Jared Bonds of Kernersville, Mark Thompson and wife, Ann, of Italy, Wyatt Thompson and wife, Bess, of Greenwood, S.C., Andrew Turner and wife, Ashlee, of Bassett, Va., and David Turner of Newport News, Va.; great-grandgirls, Payton, Casandra and Sarah Bonds of Kernersville and Katie Maya Thompson of Italy.
Memorials may be made to First Reformed United Church of Christ, on Front Street in Burlington or Parkway United Church of Christ on Silas Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem.
The Cremation Services Inc. of Winston-Salem is in charge of arrangements. 3, Grace Anderson Thompson