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George Thompson

George Thompson

Born
1769-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1831-07-01 12:00:00
Gender
Male

Found a few years ago on a website that is no longer available: 

http://entrants.rds.ie/pastmembers/index.php?r=3169 ; Royal Dublin Society     

" Mr George Thomson     Address Ely Place

Proposers Mr Joshua Pim,   Mr J. K. James

Date of Birth Date of Death

RDS Start Date 1815

Date Deleted From RDS Lists circa 1835

Information George Thomson, or Thompson, Ely Place, was elected a life member of the Dublin Society in 1815. His proposers were Joshua Pim and J. K. James. He was a regular attender at general meetings of the Society 1817-30 and was deleted from the membership register circa 1835. "

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Burial of GEORGE THOMPSON of ELY PLACE on 5 July 1831  Parish/Church/Congregation - ST. PETER  Area - DUBLIN (COI) 
Name   GEORGE THOMPSON     Address   ELY PLACE  Age 61  Date of Death  N/R N/R N/R     Occupation  N/R  
Book Number  N/R   Page  182    Entry Number   293   Record_Identifier   DU-CI-BU-269904  
The church register page containing this record has not yet been imaged.

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http://census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/dm/IRE_DIOC_007246540_00187.pdf

Thompson - Barclay marriage 1795 

 

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