Person:Thomas Lambertson (10)

Died at age 73; 24 Nov 1863 Cenetery: Monner Farm, Iowa See Book: 'Lambertson & Allied Families' -by: Mrs B.Shannon - a copy is in my files (pg 90) See - web-span.com/master/johnl.htm - a copy is in my files See - web-span/master/thomasl.hm - HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF THOMAS LAMBERTSON AND MARGARET HANDY JOHNSON - a copy is in my files See - web-span.com/master/abe.htm - a copy is in my files See - web-span.com/master/jamesl.htm- See copies of 'The Lambertson-Monner Cemetery= Jackson Township, Jackson County, Iowa': Copied from microfilm at SLCU-donated; by John Mark Lambertson Copied from: [SPARKMAN DATABASE.FTW]REF: Dearborn County Website: Freewill Church, Text, under 'Sparta' pg.402'A Mr. Lambertson was thrown from a runaway horse, and his brainsactually a\\\\dashed out against a tree- poor man.'Children of Thomas Lambertson and Margaret Johnson are:i. Benjamin Parker Lambertson, born April 01, 1819 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died May 16, 1883 in Lawrence, Kansas; married (1)Mary Ann Morgan 1840 in Iowa; married (2) Mary Pace Aft. January 31, 1850.ii. Charlotte Lambertson, born January 28, 1820 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died January 02, 1908 in Winterset, Madison Co., Iowa; married Hugh Alexander, Jr. September 1843 in Dearborn Co., Indiana(marriage license says Bellevue, Iowa).iii. Jane Anne Lambertson, born 1823 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died 1885 in Kansas; married Ashley Plinely Field 1846.iv. Archibald Turner Lambertson, born August 26, 1825 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died 1909 in Clinton, Iowa; married Sarah Lindsay February 1848.v. Levi Purnell Lambertson, born February 18, 1826 in Sparta Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; died February 11, 1905 in Beresford, Union Co., South Dakota; married (1) Mary Keister Bef. 1850; married (2) Lydia Pugh Townsend June 01, 1864; married (3) Anna Maiden Name Unknown Aft.1896.vi. Thomas Warrington Lambertson, born April 11, 1830 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died May 12, 1910 in DeWitt, Clinton Co., Iowa; married Phelina Johnson February 02, 1851 in Bellevue, Jackson Co., Iowa.vii. Margaret Sarah Lambertson, born October 01, 1832 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died November 08, 1903 in DeWitt, Clinton Co., Iowa; married William Saltmarsh November 17, 1853 in Bellevue, Jackson Co., Iowa; died 1909 in DeWitt, Clinton Co., Iowa - buried Elmwood Cemetery.viii. Mary Elizabeth Lambertson, born May 21, 1835 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died September 07, 1909 in Albany, Nemaha Co., Kansas - buried Montrose Cemetery-Sabetha, Kansas; married William Cherrington Pace August 17, 1854 in Bellevue, Jackson Co., Iowa; born in Shropshire, England; died 1919 in Sabetha, Kansas - buried Montrose Cemetery Sabetha, Kansas.ix. Rebecca Allemong Lambertson, born 1838 in Dearborn Co., Indiana; died 1880 in Jewell Co., Kansas; married David Alexander Dyas, Jr. December 20, 1866 in Bellevue, Jackson Co., Iowa. David's father came to the United States with his wife and two sons in 1820, they settled in Williamsburg, Virginia where they remained for about five years, then moved by covered wagon to St. Louis, Missouri (1825), then by steam boat to Galena, Illinois. It is believed but not known for absolute positive that his mother Frances Piggot was a lady in waiting to the Queen of England.x. William Franklin Lambertson, born 1841 in Sparta Twp., Dearborn Co., Indiana; died 1914 in Kansas; married (1) Ida Brown August27, 1872 in Kansas; married (2) Augusta Weinhold Bet. 1898 - 1900.William was a U. S. Congressman.

The Johnson's & Lambertson's setteled in Jack son Township, Jackson County, IA in 1843, from Moores Hill, Dearborn, IN, approx 4 miles SW of Bellevue in sec 2 of Jackson Township. Capt Johnson was in the War of 1812 and a son of a veteran of the Revolution, was a member of the large landholding French Hugenot family of that name of the Eastern Shore MD.--All 10 children of Thomas & Margaret came with them to IA

Notes copied from William A Lambertson's GEDCOM: Moved to Dearborne County, Indiana after marriage. One of the first settlers to go there. SOURCES: Family Bible of L. M. Ray (or Benjamin Lambertson)

REf. Notes copied from GEDCOM of unknow author - REF: Dearborn County Website: Freewill Church, Text, under 'Sparta' pg.402

Genealogy.com, Author Lavaerne Edward has Thomas death place Bellvue, Jackson County, Iowa,

FREE WILL CHURCH, Place of residence: Dearborn County,

TIMELINE 1790 - Born : 14 March 1790, Snow Hill, Worcester, MD 1800 - 1843 - Settled in Jackson County, Iowa 1850 - Schedule I. Free Inhabitants in Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa 1860 - 1863 - Died Nov 24th, Dearborn Indiana

1850 Schedule I. Free Inhabitants in Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa, Thomas, age:61, Farmer, bp: Maryland, Realestate: 2000, Margaret, age:50, bp: Iowa, Thomas, age: 20, bp: Indiana, Margaret S, age:18, Iowa, Mary E., age: 16, bp:Iowa, Rebecca A, age:16, bp:Iowa, William, age: 9, bp: Iowa

Thomas LAMBERTSON, b. 14 Mar 1790 bp.Snow Hill m. Margaret (Peggy) Hardy JOHNSON, B. 23 Aug 1800 nr. Salisbury, MD, Tey m. nr. Sparta, Dearborn Co., IN Thomas d. 24 Nov, 1863, Margaret d. 3 Aug 1881, Children: 5 Sons, 5 daughters

Thomas was kicked by a horse & died, Nov 24 1863- Thomas Lambertson familly & the John Lambertson family lived nr each other in Dearborn Co, IN, fm 1821 until abt 1843 when Thomas  & familly emigrated west & settled at Bellevue, IA, they had 5 sons & 5 daughters.

Thomas b.nr Salisbury, idicomico Co., MD, m. Margaret,on Mar 8 1818, IL nr.Sparta, Dearbourn Co, IN

copied from worldconnect project: the Olney Connection-submitter: Laverne Edward Olney [SPARKMAN DATABASE.FTW]REF: Dearborn County Website: Freewill Church, Text, under 'Sparta' pg.402'A Mr. Lambertson was thrown from a runaway horse, and his brainsactually a\\\\dashed out against a tree- poor man.'

• • There 41 in Sparta Twp.,Dearborn Co., Indiana; died 1914 in Kansas; married (1) Ida Brown August 27, 1872 in Kansas; married (2) Augusta Weinhold Bet. 1898 - 1900.William was a U. S. Congressman.

www.web-span.com/master/thomasl/htm = THOMAS LAMBERTSON; born March 14, 1790 at Snow Hill, Worcester County, Maryland. Married MARGARET HANDY (PEGGY) JOHNSON. Born: August 24, 1600 near Salisbury, Wicomico County, Maryland. They were married near Sparta, Dearborn County, Indiana, on March 8, 1818. Thomas was kicked by a horse and died November 24. 1863. Margaret died August 3. 1881 near Sabetha, Kansas.

It has been suggested she died in 1944, in Dearborn Co., Indiana

I have not had time to prove or disprove this information.

O.K. here is how to find the connection, On the Miller side of the Bailey Tree find Joel Thomas Miller his wife was Ludissa Truitt trace her and find her Father William Truitt trace him back and find that his Mother was Sarah Lambertson born about 1793 follow her back and run into what Info. I have on the Family.

I think that my Miller's and your Miller's are different clans, but as soon as I have time I will start tracing down the lines and who knows maybe there might be a connection.

Anyway Good Luck and if I can be of any help be sure and let me know.

                                              Edward L Bailey   [email protected]

                   There are many discripancies which I have not yet had time to prove or disprove

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1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} J. Mark Lambertson. Our American Heritage: Thirteen Generations Of Ancestry Of The Thirteen Lamberson Cousins. (John Mark Lambertson, Anchorage, AK, 1977; revised 1980).
2. ↑ Lambertson Research of Christine McDowell.
3. ↑ Obituaries, Meorials and Gravestone Photos at Findagrave.com.
4. ↑ ^4.0 4.1 Compiler: Sally Lamberson Ungeheier. Lambertson Research of Sally Ungeheier. (c 2006).
5. ↑ On March 8, 1818 Thomas Lambertson eloped on horseback with Margaret "Peggy" Johnson, who was ten years his junior and the eldest child of Capt. Benjamin and Sarah Dashiell Johnson. Their marriage was the first to occur in Sparta Twp., Dearborn County, Indiana. He was the patriarch of a family of ten children-- five sons and five daughters-- all of whom survived him and gave him 82 known grandchildren. His wife Peggy Johnson Lambertson later moved to Kansas to be near her children there, where she died. She is buried in the Sabetha, Kansas Cemetery
   On his mother's side, Lambertson was descended from the large and prosperous Parker family of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. A life-long farmer, he received his Iowa land through several government grants in the early 1840's. Thomas Lambertson was killed at the age of 73 when, at a family gathering, he was kicked by a horse, that was kicking at another. He was buried beside his parents-in-law and several infant grandchildren.
   A historical footnote: Thomas' death came four days after the dedication of a national cemetery at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where President Lincoln quietly gave one of the most enduring addresses in modern history.