Farmer. Employed by Burroughs Corporation. Husband to Margaret. Father of Pamela and Rhonda Harris. Father of Gerald Thompson of Belleville and Thomas R. Thompson of Atlanta, GA.
Given name was Chester Albert Thompson. Records show that he often reversed the order of his first and middle names and went by Albert Chester Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1910 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Lickes Burch Road, as Albert Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1920 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Orlando Avenue, as Chester A. Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1930 US Census in Detroit, Michigan on Woodward Avenue, as Albert Thompson.
He married Ruth Alice Wilkin under the name Albert C. Thompson in Ypsilanti, Michigan on July 1, 1932. They divorced June 19, 1936.
As Al Thompson he resided in Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Chester Albert Thompson changed his name to Thomas Albert Harris before 1940.
As Tom Harris he resided in Plymouth, and Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Tom was also married to Margaret Osten.
Tom enlisted into US Army, 8 May 1942, for service in WWII, Army serial number 36149886. He was assigned at one time to First Army and Aachen, Germany, and was with the first convoy that landed in Africa in November 1942. Participated in first landing of Operation Torch, (Africa and Tunisia) and Fall of Bizerte. Followed on to Sicily. Served in England. Landed on the beach during fourth wave of Normandy invasion, fighting into France by the third day, and on to Belgium. Served in Battle of the Bulge. Served in Operation Market Garden and Siegfried Line in Aachen, Germany.
Wounded in action, temporarily losing use of right hand during land mine explosion. Shot in upper left chest.
Tom was a stout and robust man. He was a mentor and a good friend. Tom was the surrogate grandfather to a large family of children down the street who had no grandparents. Those children loved him dearly.
His occupation was listed as electrician on the Washtenaw County, Michigan marriage certificate to Ruth Wilkin.
Tom raised sweet corn and vine crops. He owned a green Dodge pickup, a Farmall model M tractor with associated implements, a Farmall model H tractor with two row cultivators, a John Deere model M tractor with attachments, a John Deere wagon, a New Idea plant setter, a duster, plows and disk harrows, and various other farm tools.
Notice in Plymouth Mail newspaper, 28 April 1964
PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned estate will be sold at public auction at the place located 2 miles northeast of Plymouth at 14592 Haggerty road or 1/2 mile north of Schoolcraft on Haggerty. 1:00 P.M. Friday, May 1 1:00 P.M.
Phone Stockbridge, 851-2172 PRICE BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS
Farm Machinery
1950 International M Tractor
John Deere, B tractor
John Deere 2 row cultivator
Massey-Harris 3-14 in. plow
John Deere 13 hole grain drill
International 9 ft. double disc
John Deere 12 ft. harrow
New Idea manure spreader
International 2-16 in. plow
International 11 hole grain drill
John Deere 2-12 in. plow
Century high boy 8 row sprayer with Wisconsin motor
NEW IDEA 8 row wheel sprayer
John Deere spring tooth harrow
8 ft. packer tandem
Dayton portable air compressor
500 gal gas tank
New table saw
Portable shed
Quantity lumber, tires, fertilizer, oil drum, crates, wrenches
Quantity hay
Other small articles to be sold
Crockery pots
Pump and sucker rods
Trucks - Cars
1963 Dodge 100 pickup, 14 ton, good condition - 11,000 miles
1960 Plymouth 2 door hardtop
1957 Ford model F350 truck
1953 Ford 2 door sedan
TERMS: Bank terms available National Bank of Detroit, Plymouth office
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Thomas A. & Margaret Harris Estate
ADRIAN WILLIAMS, Adm.
Given name was Chester Albert Thompson. Records show that he often reversed the order of his first and middle names and went by Albert Chester Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1910 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Lickes Burch Road, as Albert Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1920 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Orlando Avenue, as Chester A. Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1930 US Census in Detroit, Michigan on Woodward Avenue, as Albert Thompson.
He married Ruth Alice Wilkin under the name Albert C. Thompson in Ypsilanti, Michigan on July 1, 1932. They divorced June 19, 1936.
As Al Thompson he resided in Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Chester Albert Thompson changed his name to Thomas Albert Harris before 1940.
As Tom Harris he resided in Plymouth, and Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Tom was also married to Margaret Osten.
Tom enlisted into US Army, 8 May 1942, for service in WWII, Army serial number 36149886. He was assigned at one time to First Army and Aachen, Germany, and was with the first convoy that landed in Africa in November 1942. Participated in first landing of Operation Torch, (Africa and Tunisia) and Fall of Bizerte. Followed on to Sicily. Served in England. Landed on the beach during fourth wave of Normandy invasion, fighting into France by the third day, and on to Belgium. Served in Battle of the Bulge. Served in Operation Market Garden and Siegfried Line in Aachen, Germany.
Wounded in action, temporarily losing use of right hand during land mine explosion. Shot in upper left chest.
Tom was a stout and robust man. He was a mentor and a good friend. Tom was the surrogate grandfather to a large family of children down the street who had no grandparents. Those children loved him dearly.
His occupation was listed as electrician on the Washtenaw County, Michigan marriage certificate to Ruth Wilkin.
Tom raised sweet corn and vine crops. He owned a green Dodge pickup, a Farmall model M tractor with associated implements, a Farmall model H tractor with two row cultivators, a John Deere model M tractor with attachments, a John Deere wagon, a New Idea plant setter, a duster, plows and disk harrows, and various other farm tools.
Notice in Plymouth Mail newspaper, 28 April 1964
PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned estate will be sold at public auction at the place located 2 miles northeast of Plymouth at 14592 Haggerty road or 1/2 mile north of Schoolcraft on Haggerty. 1:00 P.M. Friday, May 1 1:00 P.M.
Phone Stockbridge, 851-2172 PRICE BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS
Farm Machinery
1950 International M Tractor
John Deere, B tractor
John Deere 2 row cultivator
Massey-Harris 3-14 in. plow
John Deere 13 hole grain drill
International 9 ft. double disc
John Deere 12 ft. harrow
New Idea manure spreader
International 2-16 in. plow
International 11 hole grain drill
John Deere 2-12 in. plow
Century high boy 8 row sprayer with Wisconsin motor
NEW IDEA 8 row wheel sprayer
John Deere spring tooth harrow
8 ft. packer tandem
Dayton portable air compressor
500 gal gas tank
New table saw
Portable shed
Quantity lumber, tires, fertilizer, oil drum, crates, wrenches
Quantity hay
Other small articles to be sold
Crockery pots
Pump and sucker rods
Trucks - Cars
1963 Dodge 100 pickup, 14 ton, good condition - 11,000 miles
1960 Plymouth 2 door hardtop
1957 Ford model F350 truck
1953 Ford 2 door sedan
TERMS: Bank terms available National Bank of Detroit, Plymouth office
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Thomas A. & Margaret Harris Estate
ADRIAN WILLIAMS, Adm.
Farmer. Employed by Burroughs Corporation. Husband to Margaret. Father of Pamela and Rhonda Harris. Father of Gerald Thompson of Belleville and Thomas R. Thompson of Atlanta, GA.
Given name was Chester Albert Thompson. Records show that he often reversed the order of his first and middle names and went by Albert Chester Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1910 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Lickes Burch Road, as Albert Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1920 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Orlando Avenue, as Chester A. Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1930 US Census in Detroit, Michigan on Woodward Avenue, as Albert Thompson.
He married Ruth Alice Wilkin under the name Albert C. Thompson in Ypsilanti, Michigan on July 1, 1932. They divorced June 19, 1936.
As Al Thompson he resided in Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Chester Albert Thompson changed his name to Thomas Albert Harris before 1940.
As Tom Harris he resided in Plymouth, and Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Tom was also married to Margaret Osten.
Tom enlisted into US Army, 8 May 1942, for service in WWII, Army serial number 36149886. He was assigned at one time to First Army and Aachen, Germany, and was with the first convoy that landed in Africa in November 1942. Participated in first landing of Operation Torch, (Africa and Tunisia) and Fall of Bizerte. Followed on to Sicily. Served in England. Landed on the beach during fourth wave of Normandy invasion, fighting into France by the third day, and on to Belgium. Served in Battle of the Bulge. Served in Operation Market Garden and Siegfried Line in Aachen, Germany.
Wounded in action, temporarily losing use of right hand during land mine explosion. Shot in upper left chest.
Tom was a stout and robust man. He was a mentor and a good friend. Tom was the surrogate grandfather to a large family of children down the street who had no grandparents. Those children loved him dearly.
His occupation was listed as electrician on the Washtenaw County, Michigan marriage certificate to Ruth Wilkin.
Tom raised sweet corn and vine crops. He owned a green Dodge pickup, a Farmall model M tractor with associated implements, a Farmall model H tractor with two row cultivators, a John Deere model M tractor with attachments, a John Deere wagon, a New Idea plant setter, a duster, plows and disk harrows, and various other farm tools.
Notice in Plymouth Mail newspaper, 28 April 1964
PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned estate will be sold at public auction at the place located 2 miles northeast of Plymouth at 14592 Haggerty road or 1/2 mile north of Schoolcraft on Haggerty. 1:00 P.M. Friday, May 1 1:00 P.M.
Phone Stockbridge, 851-2172 PRICE BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS
Farm Machinery
1950 International M Tractor
John Deere, B tractor
John Deere 2 row cultivator
Massey-Harris 3-14 in. plow
John Deere 13 hole grain drill
International 9 ft. double disc
John Deere 12 ft. harrow
New Idea manure spreader
International 2-16 in. plow
International 11 hole grain drill
John Deere 2-12 in. plow
Century high boy 8 row sprayer with Wisconsin motor
NEW IDEA 8 row wheel sprayer
John Deere spring tooth harrow
8 ft. packer tandem
Dayton portable air compressor
500 gal gas tank
New table saw
Portable shed
Quantity lumber, tires, fertilizer, oil drum, crates, wrenches
Quantity hay
Other small articles to be sold
Crockery pots
Pump and sucker rods
Trucks - Cars
1963 Dodge 100 pickup, 14 ton, good condition - 11,000 miles
1960 Plymouth 2 door hardtop
1957 Ford model F350 truck
1953 Ford 2 door sedan
TERMS: Bank terms available National Bank of Detroit, Plymouth office
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Thomas A. & Margaret Harris Estate
ADRIAN WILLIAMS, Adm.
Given name was Chester Albert Thompson. Records show that he often reversed the order of his first and middle names and went by Albert Chester Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1910 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Lickes Burch Road, as Albert Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1920 US Census in Davidson County, Tennessee, on Orlando Avenue, as Chester A. Thompson.
Enumerated under his parents in the 1930 US Census in Detroit, Michigan on Woodward Avenue, as Albert Thompson.
He married Ruth Alice Wilkin under the name Albert C. Thompson in Ypsilanti, Michigan on July 1, 1932. They divorced June 19, 1936.
As Al Thompson he resided in Detroit and Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Chester Albert Thompson changed his name to Thomas Albert Harris before 1940.
As Tom Harris he resided in Plymouth, and Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Tom was also married to Margaret Osten.
Tom enlisted into US Army, 8 May 1942, for service in WWII, Army serial number 36149886. He was assigned at one time to First Army and Aachen, Germany, and was with the first convoy that landed in Africa in November 1942. Participated in first landing of Operation Torch, (Africa and Tunisia) and Fall of Bizerte. Followed on to Sicily. Served in England. Landed on the beach during fourth wave of Normandy invasion, fighting into France by the third day, and on to Belgium. Served in Battle of the Bulge. Served in Operation Market Garden and Siegfried Line in Aachen, Germany.
Wounded in action, temporarily losing use of right hand during land mine explosion. Shot in upper left chest.
Tom was a stout and robust man. He was a mentor and a good friend. Tom was the surrogate grandfather to a large family of children down the street who had no grandparents. Those children loved him dearly.
His occupation was listed as electrician on the Washtenaw County, Michigan marriage certificate to Ruth Wilkin.
Tom raised sweet corn and vine crops. He owned a green Dodge pickup, a Farmall model M tractor with associated implements, a Farmall model H tractor with two row cultivators, a John Deere model M tractor with attachments, a John Deere wagon, a New Idea plant setter, a duster, plows and disk harrows, and various other farm tools.
Notice in Plymouth Mail newspaper, 28 April 1964
PUBLIC AUCTION
The undersigned estate will be sold at public auction at the place located 2 miles northeast of Plymouth at 14592 Haggerty road or 1/2 mile north of Schoolcraft on Haggerty. 1:00 P.M. Friday, May 1 1:00 P.M.
Phone Stockbridge, 851-2172 PRICE BROTHERS AUCTIONEERS
Farm Machinery
1950 International M Tractor
John Deere, B tractor
John Deere 2 row cultivator
Massey-Harris 3-14 in. plow
John Deere 13 hole grain drill
International 9 ft. double disc
John Deere 12 ft. harrow
New Idea manure spreader
International 2-16 in. plow
International 11 hole grain drill
John Deere 2-12 in. plow
Century high boy 8 row sprayer with Wisconsin motor
NEW IDEA 8 row wheel sprayer
John Deere spring tooth harrow
8 ft. packer tandem
Dayton portable air compressor
500 gal gas tank
New table saw
Portable shed
Quantity lumber, tires, fertilizer, oil drum, crates, wrenches
Quantity hay
Other small articles to be sold
Crockery pots
Pump and sucker rods
Trucks - Cars
1963 Dodge 100 pickup, 14 ton, good condition - 11,000 miles
1960 Plymouth 2 door hardtop
1957 Ford model F350 truck
1953 Ford 2 door sedan
TERMS: Bank terms available National Bank of Detroit, Plymouth office
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
Thomas A. & Margaret Harris Estate
ADRIAN WILLIAMS, Adm.
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