Mary Catherine Thomson

1783 - 1827  (43 years)

• Name	Mary Catherine Thomson
  Birth	7 Dec 1783	Fort Detroit, Michigan
  Gender	Female
  Burial	1827	Scarlett Burial Grounds
  Death	20 Aug 1827	Twsp. of York, Ontario
  Person ID	I5943	Whisperspast | Archibald
  Last Modified	7 May 2024

  
  

  Father	Archibald Thomson,   b. 7 May 1749, Netherknock, Westerkirk Parish, Dumfriesshire, Scotland d. 22 Jan 1819, Scarborough Junction, Upper Canada (Age 69 years)
  Mother	Elizabeth McKay,   b. 1762, Gamrie, Banffshire, Scotland d. 22 Apr 1817, Scarborough,York Co.,Ontario (Age 55 years)
  Marriage	27 Jul 1781	Quebec City, Quebec
  Family ID	F2128	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	John Scarlett,   b. 30 Jul 1777, Newcastle Under Lyme, Stafford, England d. 31 Jul 1865, Toronto, Ontario (Age 88 years)
  Marriage	5 Jul 1810	St. James Anglican Church, York
  Notes	Service performed by Rev. G.O. Stuart
  Children	1. Archibald Scarlett,   b. 1813   2. Mary Scarlett,   b. Jul 1815, York, Upper Canada d. 26 Nov 1884, Adolphustown, Ontario (Age ~ 69 years)   3. Edward Christopher Scarlett,   b. 1811, York, Upper Canada d. 20 Jan 1894, Bath, Ontario (Age 83 years)   4. John Archibald Scarlett,   b. 1819, York, Upper Canada d. 30 Oct 1897, Armstrong, British Columbia (Age 78 years)   5. St. George Scarlett,   b. 1820, York, Upper Canada d. 1 Oct 1900, Guelph, Ontario (Age 80 years)   6. Elizabeth Maria Scarlett,   b. 1823, Simcoe Grange d. 23 Aug 1837, Simcoe Grange (Age 14 years)   7. Samuel Scarlett,   b. 20 Sep 1826, York, Ontario d. 17 Dec 1880, Winnipeg, Manitoba (Age 54 years)
  Family ID	F2174	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	20 Feb 2023

  
  

• Notes

  Companion to Elizabeth Russell sister of Peter Russell 1806 to 1808 Land Petition dated Feb 26 1805 , Granted 200 acres as a daughter ot a UEL. Born in Detriot and being the daughter of Archibald Thomson who fought in the American Revolution as a guide to Joseph Brant and the Mohawks.This qualifed her as a United Empire Lloyist. Death Notice Aug 1827 1796 The Jays Treaty after the American Revolution defined the boarder between Canada and the United States . Most signifigantly Detriot became part of the United States.