Zadock Thompson
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Zadock Thompson, a famous Vermont naturalist, professor, and Episcopal Reverend, was born in Bridgewater, Windsor County, Vermont on May 23, 1796 and died in Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont on January 19, 1856. During his lifetime, Thompson published numerous books on Vermont's history, the most notable being the History of the State of Vermont (1833) and History of the State of Vermont, Natural, Civil and Statistical (1842).
Thompson married Phebe Boyce and had three children: George Boyce Thompson, Harriet Towner Thompson, and Adeline Perry Thompson. Only his daughter, Adeline, survived childhood to bear four children before her early death at 30 years of age.
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