From The Fayette Chronicle, 17 Apr 1908, Vol. XLI, No. 29
Death - Capt. E. P. Thompson, Confederate journalist and one of the most
prominent men of Eastern Mississippi, died suddenly at Aberdeen. He was born in Mississippi in 1839. He enlisted at Okolona in the Confederate Army in May 1861 with the 11th Mississippi Regiment.
The above was contributed by Lynn Wesson, W girl (#48132234) in an email sent to Gail Walker on 12.10.2015
Death - Capt. E. P. Thompson, Confederate journalist and one of the most
prominent men of Eastern Mississippi, died suddenly at Aberdeen. He was born in Mississippi in 1839. He enlisted at Okolona in the Confederate Army in May 1861 with the 11th Mississippi Regiment.
The above was contributed by Lynn Wesson, W girl (#48132234) in an email sent to Gail Walker on 12.10.2015
From The Fayette Chronicle, 17 Apr 1908, Vol. XLI, No. 29
Death - Capt. E. P. Thompson, Confederate journalist and one of the most
prominent men of Eastern Mississippi, died suddenly at Aberdeen. He was born in Mississippi in 1839. He enlisted at Okolona in the Confederate Army in May 1861 with the 11th Mississippi Regiment.
The above was contributed by Lynn Wesson, W girl (#48132234) in an email sent to Gail Walker on 12.10.2015
Death - Capt. E. P. Thompson, Confederate journalist and one of the most
prominent men of Eastern Mississippi, died suddenly at Aberdeen. He was born in Mississippi in 1839. He enlisted at Okolona in the Confederate Army in May 1861 with the 11th Mississippi Regiment.
The above was contributed by Lynn Wesson, W girl (#48132234) in an email sent to Gail Walker on 12.10.2015
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