Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameNancy Ann WILEY 
263,470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson,404, Nancy Ann Wiley-Female-5 November 1861 – 23 August 1932-•-K811-VZF
263,470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson,404, Nancy Ann Wiley-Female-5 November 1861 – 23 August 1932-•-K811-VZFBirthNov 5, 1861, Giles County, Virginia263,470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson
DeathAug 23, 1932, Giles County, Virginia470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson
BurialWalkers Creek Cemetery, 369 Walkers Creek Valley Road (Rt. 42), Pearisburg, Giles County, Virginia470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson
FatherJohn WILEY (1825-1915)
MotherPriscilla Polly WOODYARD (1820-1904)
Spouses
1Martin Luther THOMPSON 470, Martin Luther Thompson,404, Martin Luther Thompson-Male-27 May 1856 – 11 November 1939-•-MZRM-GMN
470, Martin Luther Thompson,404, Martin Luther Thompson-Male-27 May 1856 – 11 November 1939-•-MZRM-GMNBirth1856, Tazewell County, Virginia470, Martin Luther Thompson
Death1939, Giles County, Virginia470, Martin Luther Thompson
BurialWalkers Creek Cemetery, 369 Walkers Creek Valley Road (Rt. 42), Pearisburg, Giles County, Virginia470, Martin Luther Thompson
MarriageOct 10, 1883, Giles County, Virginia470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson - Oct 10th or 9th,404, Nancy Ann Wiley-Female-5 November 1861 – 23 August 1932-•-K811-VZF
ChildrenLaura P. (Died as Infant) (1884-1884)
Charles Edward (Died as Child) (1886-1886)
Julia Mae (1888-1971)
Maggie Ward (1891-1939)
Obituary Online notes for Nancy Ann WILEY
Aged 70 Years, 9 Months, 18 Days Wife of Martin Luther Thompson, they married 10 Oct 1883.
They had 3 Children--Charlie E. Thompson; Julia Mae (Thompson) Vest; Margaret (Thompson) VEST. [She died in White Gate, VA]
Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson was born Nov. 5, 1861 and died August 23, 1932, aged 70 years, 9 months, and 18 days.
She was married to M. L. Thompson, October 10,1883 by Rev. J. T. Taylor and to this union were born four children, three girls and one boy.
Two having died in infancy and two surviving, Mrs. J. C. Vest of White Gate, Va., also Mrs. P. L. Vest of Hiawatha, WVa., also one brother and one sister, C. W. Wiley and Miss Ellen Wiley, both of White Gate, Va.
Mrs. Thompson had a stroke of paralysis and lived five days, dying August 23.
She professed religion about 40 years ago at home and joined the Mt. Zion Methodist Church and lived happy in the love of God until the day she died.
She was kind to all, good to the poor and loved by all who knew her. For 48 years she enjoyed happiness and love in the home with her husband and friends.
All was done that loving hands could do and yet she bore her suffering with great Christian fortitude and resignation until God took her away.
Her favorite songs were "Home of the Soul" and "On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand " and her favorite chapter of the Scripture was the 23rd Psalm.
She was fond of music and flowers. Funeral services were held by her pastor, Rev. V. M. Ross, in the Baptist Church and she was laid to rest in the White Gate Cemetery.
Her grave was banked with so many beautiful flowers while tears fell from the eyes of the many that looked on. 470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson
They had 3 Children--Charlie E. Thompson; Julia Mae (Thompson) Vest; Margaret (Thompson) VEST. [She died in White Gate, VA]
Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson was born Nov. 5, 1861 and died August 23, 1932, aged 70 years, 9 months, and 18 days.
She was married to M. L. Thompson, October 10,1883 by Rev. J. T. Taylor and to this union were born four children, three girls and one boy.
Two having died in infancy and two surviving, Mrs. J. C. Vest of White Gate, Va., also Mrs. P. L. Vest of Hiawatha, WVa., also one brother and one sister, C. W. Wiley and Miss Ellen Wiley, both of White Gate, Va.
Mrs. Thompson had a stroke of paralysis and lived five days, dying August 23.
She professed religion about 40 years ago at home and joined the Mt. Zion Methodist Church and lived happy in the love of God until the day she died.
She was kind to all, good to the poor and loved by all who knew her. For 48 years she enjoyed happiness and love in the home with her husband and friends.
All was done that loving hands could do and yet she bore her suffering with great Christian fortitude and resignation until God took her away.
Her favorite songs were "Home of the Soul" and "On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand " and her favorite chapter of the Scripture was the 23rd Psalm.
She was fond of music and flowers. Funeral services were held by her pastor, Rev. V. M. Ross, in the Baptist Church and she was laid to rest in the White Gate Cemetery.
Her grave was banked with so many beautiful flowers while tears fell from the eyes of the many that looked on. 470, Nancy Ann Wiley Thompson