Euphemia Robson

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name
Euphemia Robson
aka
[Euphemia Foster]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Born in Roxburghshire in 1803, a daughter of Thomas Robson and Jean Clark, she married William Foster in 1835 and died in 1889; she is buried at the Melville White Church, Caledon, where the Pattullos lie. Her children Jane Clark, Thomas R. and Lucinda Foster carried the family's names. Sister of Jane (Robson) Pattullo.
born
date
1803
place
Roxburghshire, Scotland
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
note
"1803" on her gravestone; Find a Grave places her birth in Roxburghshire.
died
date
1889
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
note
The last figure is worn on the stone; Find a Grave has 1889.
buried
place
Melville White Church Cemetery, Caledon, Peel County, Upper Canada
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
note
Plot 135; Find a Grave 35766290.
father
id
thomas-robson-1765
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
note
Find a Grave's links; her first daughter was named Jane Clark Foster.
mother
id
jean-clark-1770
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
spouses
name
William Foster
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]
note
"William Foster, 1808-1880; his wife Euphemia Robson," on their gravestone.
married
date
1835
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[findagrave-robson-family]

Sister of Jane (Robson) Pattullo. She and her husband, William Foster, lie at the Melville White Church, Caledon, where Jane's husband's parents, Alexander Pattullo and Jean Watson, are buried. Their red granite stone, shared with their son and his wife, reads "William Foster, 1808-1880; his wife, Euphemia Robson, 1803-18[89?]; Thomas R. Foster, 184[5?]-192[?]; his wife, Catharine MacDonald ..." (source). Their children included Jane Clark Foster, Mrs. McLaren (1836-1875), Lucinda (1838-1843) and Thomas R. Foster. The names match her sister's: Jane (Robson) Pattullo also named children Jane, Thomas Robson and Lucinda.

  1. ---
  2. name: Euphemia Robson
  3. aka: [Euphemia Foster]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Born in Roxburghshire in 1803, a daughter of Thomas Robson and Jean Clark, she married William Foster
  8. in 1835 and died in 1889; she is buried at the Melville White Church, Caledon, where the Pattullos
  9. lie. Her children Jane Clark, Thomas R. and Lucinda Foster carried the family's names. Sister of Jane
  10. (Robson) Pattullo.
  11. born:
  12. date: "1803"
  13. place: Roxburghshire, Scotland
  14. basis: compiled
  15. confidence: probable
  16. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  17. note: '"1803" on her gravestone; Find a Grave places her birth in Roxburghshire.'
  18. died:
  19. date: "1889"
  20. basis: documented
  21. confidence: probable
  22. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  23. note: The last figure is worn on the stone; Find a Grave has 1889.
  24. buried:
  25. place: Melville White Church Cemetery, Caledon, Peel County, Upper Canada
  26. basis: documented
  27. confidence: proven
  28. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  29. note: Plot 135; Find a Grave 35766290.
  30. father:
  31. id: thomas-robson-1765
  32. basis: compiled
  33. confidence: probable
  34. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  35. note: Find a Grave's links; her first daughter was named Jane Clark Foster.
  36. mother:
  37. id: jean-clark-1770
  38. basis: compiled
  39. confidence: probable
  40. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  41. spouses:
  42. - name: William Foster
  43. basis: documented
  44. confidence: proven
  45. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  46. note: '"William Foster, 1808-1880; his wife Euphemia Robson," on their gravestone.'
  47. married:
  48. date: "1835"
  49. basis: compiled
  50. confidence: probable
  51. sources: [findagrave-robson-family]
  52. ---
  54. Sister of Jane (Robson) Pattullo. She and her husband, William Foster, lie at the Melville White
  55. Church, Caledon, where Jane's husband's parents, Alexander Pattullo and Jean Watson, are buried. Their
  56. red granite stone, shared with their son and his wife, reads "William Foster, 1808-1880; his wife,
  57. Euphemia Robson, 1803-18[89?]; Thomas R. Foster, 184[5?]-192[?]; his wife, Catharine MacDonald ..."
  58. ([source](/files/sources/findagrave-robson-family/)). Their children included Jane Clark Foster, Mrs. McLaren
  59. (1836-1875), Lucinda (1838-1843) and Thomas R. Foster. The names match her sister's: Jane (Robson)
  60. Pattullo also named children Jane, Thomas Robson and Lucinda.
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