Husband of Malinda Ann Mattingly.
Daniel was a farmer, and he also operated a race track in the vicinity of his home. The sports fans of Daniel's day loved to watch the weekend horse races. This practice was frowned on by certain circles. A lasting memorial to Daniel B. Thompson and his wife Malinda Mattingly Thompson, donated by them to St. Charles Church, is a beautiful stained glass window in the rear of the church with a plaque bearing the inscription: "Pray for the family of D.B. & Malinda Thompson."
*Daniel and Malinda are buried in St. Charles Cemetery, St. Mary, KY.
Husband of Malinda Ann Mattingly.
Daniel was a farmer, and he also operated a race track in the vicinity of his home. The sports fans of Daniel's day loved to watch the weekend horse races. This practice was frowned on by certain circles. A lasting memorial to Daniel B. Thompson and his wife Malinda Mattingly Thompson, donated by them to St. Charles Church, is a beautiful stained glass window in the rear of the church with a plaque bearing the inscription: "Pray for the family of D.B. & Malinda Thompson."
*Daniel and Malinda are buried in St. Charles Cemetery, St. Mary, KY.
Family Members
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Mary Catherine "Kate" Thompson O'Daniel
1841–1913
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John Perciful "Perch" Thompson
1843–1919
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Daniel Tucker Thompson
1845–1904
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Richard Clinton Thompson
1848–1894
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Eliza Thompson
1850–1856
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Mark Anthony Thompson
1853–1944
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Caroline Thompson Thompson
1855–1897
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Harriett C. Thompson Morgan
1855–1911
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Ann Elizabeth "Annie" Thompson
1858–1931
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Joachim A. "Joe" Thompson
1860–1939
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Louis Thompson
1863–1891
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Philip "Phil" Thompson
1866 – unknown
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