Euphemia Robson
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.
Life
- 1803BornRoxburghshire, Scotland
"1803" on her gravestone; Find a Grave places her birth in Roxburghshire.
- 1835Married William Foster
- 1889Died1889
The last figure is worn on the stone; Find a Grave has 1889.
- —BuriedMelville White Church Cemetery, Caledon, Peel County, Upper Canada
Plot 135; Find a Grave 35766290.
Family
- Father
- Thomas Robson
Find a Grave's links; her first daughter was named Jane Clark Foster.
- Mother
- Spouse
- William Foster
"William Foster, 1808-1880; his wife Euphemia Robson," on their gravestone.
Pedigree
Notes
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.