Olive was the daughter of Robert A. Clyatt, Sr. & Emily HOLTZCLAW Clyatt.
She married William A. Thompson, Jan. 10, 1910 at her mother's home in Ft. Call, FL.
The couple lived in Union County, FL for several years before purchasing and moving to their farm at Dunnellon, FL. On a trip to neighboring Hernando county, he and Olive fell in love with the picturesque, tree-lined, brick streets of Brooksville, so in 1916 they moved there. William built the home they lived in the remainder of their married life, raising two great-nieces of Olive's.
With a larger-than-life personality, Olive enjoyed a sense of humor and adventure which brought her siblings, husband, and friends much amusement. Those same qualities later served her tremendously as a doting "grandmother" to three children.
She married William A. Thompson, Jan. 10, 1910 at her mother's home in Ft. Call, FL.
The couple lived in Union County, FL for several years before purchasing and moving to their farm at Dunnellon, FL. On a trip to neighboring Hernando county, he and Olive fell in love with the picturesque, tree-lined, brick streets of Brooksville, so in 1916 they moved there. William built the home they lived in the remainder of their married life, raising two great-nieces of Olive's.
With a larger-than-life personality, Olive enjoyed a sense of humor and adventure which brought her siblings, husband, and friends much amusement. Those same qualities later served her tremendously as a doting "grandmother" to three children.
Olive was the daughter of Robert A. Clyatt, Sr. & Emily HOLTZCLAW Clyatt.
She married William A. Thompson, Jan. 10, 1910 at her mother's home in Ft. Call, FL.
The couple lived in Union County, FL for several years before purchasing and moving to their farm at Dunnellon, FL. On a trip to neighboring Hernando county, he and Olive fell in love with the picturesque, tree-lined, brick streets of Brooksville, so in 1916 they moved there. William built the home they lived in the remainder of their married life, raising two great-nieces of Olive's.
With a larger-than-life personality, Olive enjoyed a sense of humor and adventure which brought her siblings, husband, and friends much amusement. Those same qualities later served her tremendously as a doting "grandmother" to three children.
She married William A. Thompson, Jan. 10, 1910 at her mother's home in Ft. Call, FL.
The couple lived in Union County, FL for several years before purchasing and moving to their farm at Dunnellon, FL. On a trip to neighboring Hernando county, he and Olive fell in love with the picturesque, tree-lined, brick streets of Brooksville, so in 1916 they moved there. William built the home they lived in the remainder of their married life, raising two great-nieces of Olive's.
With a larger-than-life personality, Olive enjoyed a sense of humor and adventure which brought her siblings, husband, and friends much amusement. Those same qualities later served her tremendously as a doting "grandmother" to three children.
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