I don't have anything right on hand for Jessie or Edmund Ernest but will see what I can find.. as to the rest... I am still a bit sketchy on who was the painter George but I think the family could end up something like this...

Descendants of ARCHIBALD THOMPSON born about 1691 Ulster, Ireland, died about 1776, married UNKNOWN, born between 1690 and 1695, probably in Ireland, he made First Spinning Foot-Wheel In New England.

Children of ARCHIBALD THOMPSON and UNKNOWN are:

1) JAMES THOMPSON
2) ELIZABETH THOMPSON
3) ANNA THOMPSON
4) ROBERT THOMPSON, born about 1723
5) JENNET THOMPSON, born about 1725, probably in Abington, Plymouth, Mass.
6) THOMAS THOMPSON, born about 1730
7) ARCHIBALD THOMPSON born about 1737, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Mass. Died after 18 AUG 1815 in Five Islands, Nova Scotia, Canada; Archibald Thompson served in the French Indian War with Wolfe in Quebec 1755-1757 and was given the following land grants in Nova Scotia: Truro 1761, Little Dyke 1775, Londonderry Twp Grant and 5 Islands 1784-85, (Gerrish Grant), King County Grant 1813;
8) JANE THOMPSON, born 1742, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Mass.
837-838. Claim of Archibald Thompson & James Park, late of Tryon Co. [N.C. August 29.]

Claimt. ARCH. THOMPSON being sworn saith: He was at Niagara in '83. Is a native of Scotland, came to America in '73, joined the Indians in '75, served during the War. He & James Park settled together on John Harper's Land in Tryon Co. Never had a Lease or Deed, were to have had if the disturbance had not come on. They had Cleared a little before the disturbances, thinks about 12 acres in the whole before they left, had built a Log House, had 2 horses, 5 horned Cattle, Cloathes, furniture. Says they joined Capt. Macdonell first in Aug., 1777, joined the Indians under Brant in '78. [55]
James Parker, Claimt., says he came from Scotland with Archibald Thompson. Settled as Partner in Tryon Co. Went from Home with him & served in the Indian Departmt. They took up 100 acres, had not pd. anything, had not any Deed or Lease. They were to have paid 20£. They Cleared 12 acres before they went away, most of it before ye Rebellion broke out. They had 2 horses & a Colt, 4 Cows & some young Cattle, the Rebels got them all.
JOHN CHISHOLM, Wits.: Knew both Claimts., they went off with Witness & several other Loyalists. They served in the Indian Departmt. They had Land from Col. Harper in Tryon Co. Thinks they Cleared 13 acres. He saw 2 Horses, 3 or 4 Cows, and altogether a nice Stock. Capt. Brant Certifies to their Services & that they acted as Volunteers. [Good men to be allowed a little.]
ARCHIBALD THOMPSON married MARTHA ROBINSON, born before April 13, 1740, East Bridgewater, Bristol, Mass., and died after August 18, 1815, Nova Scotia, they were married October 15, 1761, in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Mass. She was daughter of GAIN ROBINSON born 1682 near Bannockburn Scotland and died July 7, 1763, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Mass, and MARTHA WATSON born about 1690 near Bannockburn Scotland, she died 1777 Mass. They were married 1719 Mass.

Child of ARCHIBALD THOMPSON and MARTHA ROBINSON is:

1) ELIZABETH THOMPSON, born June 3, 1771 in Economy, Nova Scotia, died February 25, 1842, Perry, Washington, Maine, she married OTIS LINCOLN, born September 17, 1763, Hingham, Plymouth, Mass. They were married about 1789 in Nova Scotia, they had 10 children, see SPOONER GENERATIONS DATABASE.
2) Researcher’s Notes: GEORGE THOMPSON born 1788, husband of ANN possibly FOLLETT, parents of JOHN THOMPSON OF RICHIBUCTO should be listed here…

Descendants of GEORGE THOMPSON & ANN are:

(March 28, 1829 County : York Place : Fredericton Newspaper : The New Brunswick Royal Gazette - d. Grenada, 25th Dec., age 30, William THOMSON, Block maker, formerly of (St. John) city, left wife, one child.) (May 12, 1832 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : New Brunswick Courier - Est. William THOMSON, block maker Saint John; Admin. Emily THOMSON. May 5.)

GEORGE THOMPSON born about 1788 in Windsor, Nova Scotia died April 16, 1858 at age 70, Occupation: “Block Maker”, he married about 1822 to ANN Unknown, and lived in St. John, NB., He was a Methodist and attended Queen Square Methodist Church, St. John, NB., She died May 29, 1878

Possibly these are his land transactions?
GEORGE THOMPSON JOHN P. FORD 1846 H 176
GEORGE THOMPSON WILLIAM CHANDLER 1846 I 300
GEORGE THOMPSON LEST. P.W. DEBRISAY 1849 I 511
GEORGE THOMPSON JOHN W. WELDON 1851 J 635
GEORGE THOMPSON JOHN W. WELDON SHERIFF DEED 1855 M 16

(Ancestry message board notes: “There was another George in St. John who died in May 1848 at 62 years. He was a native of Ireland; wife - Margaret; 5 children: John, Joseph, William J., George A. and Ellen. Occupation: painter.” They lived in St. John and are buried in Wesleyan Burial Ground

Children of GEORGE THOMPSON and ANN are:

JOHN THOMPSON born about 1823, Nova Scotia, baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed) (Source 1861 Census - born about 1823 Nova Scotia, English origin, Methodist, Boat Builder at Richibucto) (1871 Census born in NB) (1881 Census - age 58, b Nova Scotia, Boat Builder, Wes. Methodist) (died 20 August 1890, age 67, Richibucto Protestant Cemetery) (He married JANE OSTLE October 9, 1845 St. Mary's Church of England, Richibucto, Witnessed by JAMES WHETEN, JONATHAN ASTLE) JANE OSTLE born May 1, 1827, baptized August 26, 1827, Chatham, NB, (Source – 1861 Census - wife, age 44, NB, Eng. CofE) (Source - 1871 Census, age 54, NB, CofE) (Source – 1891 Census – HH# 49 Thompson Jane ? 63 - NB Eng Eng C of Eng Gen Merchant) she died Oct 23 1900 Burial at Richibucto Protestant Cemetery; or 1907 per family website, she died at age 80, at home of her daughter, MARY SIMPSON of Cambridge, Massachusetts, (Source Richibucto Review - 17 July 1891 - Mrs. THOMPSON of Richibucto (Kent Co.) is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W.H. CULBERT) (**BESSIE BYERS age 18, b NB, CofE, also noted in household 1881 Census)

(Additional Notes - John THOMPSON and his brother were crossing the Richibucto River, Kent Co., a heavy gale of wind blowing at the time, the canoe in which they were taking passage upset and the brother was unfortunately drowned, Mr. THOMPSON himself having a very narrow escape. 18 May 1841)

Interesting story on the death of James Taylor – Source - County : Northumberland, Place : Chatham Newspaper : The Gleaner and Northumberland Schediasma – published on July 7, 1851,
Richibucto (Kent Co.) Monday eve. 30th ult., James TAYLOR, Carpenter of brig "Employ", Capt. THOMPSON while going off the vessel in a boat from the shore, fell out of same and was drowned. He was seen immediately before he fell overboard, standing up and pushing the boat from the block. The boats belonging to the vessel were instantly manned and pulled towards the spot. Two of his fellow seaman did not wait, but plunged into the water and nobly exerted themselves to rescue a fellow being from a watery grave. He was at once taken ashore; hopes were entertained that his life was not yet extinct. Medical assistance was sent for and in a few minutes Drs. McLaren and Pallen were in attendance. He was carried into the engine room of Desbrisay's steam mill, it being the warmest and convenient place that could be procured. A number of blankets were obtained heated warm and placed around him while several persons were engaged in rubbing him and applying fresh blankets. Dr. McLaren, finding that these means were fruitless, applied as a last resort the Galvanic Battery, but sad to say, all effects proved ineffectual. The vital spark had already fled and his spirit taken its flight to another world. He was a native of Aberdeen Scotland, age 29 and left a wife. His remains were interred in the English burial ground attended by his Captain and a large number of sailors and other persons.

(Ancestry notes: query posted about these land transactions:
JAMES THOMPSON EDWARD MUNDY AND ISABELLA DEED C-2 730 1884 RICH. VILLAGE
JANE THOMPSON JOHN B. FOSTER EXEC. ET AL DEED R 504 1867 RICHIBUCTO
JANE THOMPSON EDMUND POWELL DEED R 504 1867 RICHIBUCTO
JANE THOMPSON SARAH POWELL ESTATE DEED C-2 457 1884 RICHIBUCTO

Note: 1881 Census – Sarah Powell, daughter of Sylvanus, born 1837, died 1884, Edmund Powell lives next door, Edward and Isabell Mundy live with her….. this appears to be the Sarah mentioned in the deeds but, what is Sarah’s connection to Jane Thompson? In fact, can anyone confirm this is Jane wife of John Thompson or if the transactions are for someone else and if there is any James connected to them (John and Jane (Ostle) Thompson)?

Reply received from sjc58: Jane's mother was Mary Foster Ostle. Mary's sister Ann married Edmund Powell in 1838. Edmund's brother Sylvanus and wife Sarah had a daughter Sarah who died in 1884. Edward Munday was married to Isabella Powell, who is a daughter of Sylvanus Powell. I have not come across a James Thompson in my research of George and Ann Thompson and their descendents.)

Other Notes:
Marriage: OSTLE, Margaret Rich MURRAY, James Rich Oct. 20 1859

1891 Census Richibucto
43 Marshall James ? 60 - NB Scot Scot Pres Gen Lab;
Ostle Fanny ? 55 - NB Eng NB " "
- " Edward ? 45 B - " " " "
44 Forster Henry ? 37 - NB Eng Eng C of Eng Barrister;
Margaret ? 42 S - " " " " –

Children of JOHN THOMPSON and JANE OSTLE are:

1) MARY ELIZABETH ANN THOMPSON b May 1, 1847, NB, d 1914, Cambridge, MA married WILLIAM SIMPSON, on October 9, 1873 in Cambridge, MA. He was born 1845 Ireland, son of SAMUEL and MARGARET SIMPSON. (Source – ancestry messageboards for Kent Co… asblinda writes.. “Mary Ann Thompson Simpson was my mother's, Ruth Thompson, aunt. My mother was the granddaughter of Matthewman Ostle Thompson, Mary Ann's brother. The children of William & Mary Ann were her cousins. She kept in touch with them until she died in 2000. She always called them "the Simpson boys". They used to spend summers at her parents farm. Mom also lived in Brookline until 1999. Do you have any other information about the Thompson's, especially Matthewman Ostle Thompson?)
2) ISABELLA ROBINSON THOMPSON, born October 18, 1848, NB, (Source 1901 Census – wife, age 52) She died before 1907 she married WILLIAM HENRY CULBERT, Esq., Havelock (Kings Co.) He was born November 10, 1844, (Source 1901 Census - age 56) (Source PANB - WILLIAM HENRY CULBERT, son of ALEXANDER CULBERT, JANE PEOPLES, born 22 November 1844, KI, WILLIAM H. CULBERT, died 9 April 1929, KI, F18922 Vol. -- #019662)

Children of ISABELLA ROBINSON THOMPSON and WILLIAM HENRY CULBERT are:

1) NINA CULBERT, born September 12, 1871 – Source 1901 Census, daughter age 29)
2) LOUISE MAY CULBERT, (born 07 August 1879, SUSSEX VALE, KINGS COUNTY, NB, daughter of WILLIAM H. CULBERT, ISABELLA THOMPSON – Source – PANB) (Source 1901 Census – Lewese, daughter, age 21) LOUISE MAY CULBERT, married WILLIAM ARTHUR MAGGS, 27 June 1912, ----, KI, F15948 #2745
3) EVA CULBERT, born September 10, 1880 – Source 1901 Census – age 20

Children of JOHN THOMPSON and JANE OSTLE are continued:

3) GEORGE WILLIAM THOMPSON, b June 29, 1850, died 1939, Brookline, MA., GEORGE THOMPSON of Richibucto married CHRISTINA ANDERSON daughter of THOMAS ALEX & MARY ANN ANDERSON of Weldford Parish. June 11, 1874 St. Mary's Church of England, Richibucto, Witnessed by HENRY A. POWELL and FANNY JANE THOMPSON (Source – 1891 Census – George Thompson, age 37, NB, NB, NB, RC, wife Christianna age 55, NB, Scot, Scot, children MARY A. age 17, unknown daughter, ISABELLE age 12, JOHN age 8, EVA age 4) They were living in Brookline, MA according to the 1910, 1920 & 1930 U.S. Census
4) MATILDA JANE THOMPSON, b April 7, 1852, died Aug 18 1853
5) MATTHEWMAN OSTLE THOMPSON, born October 7, 1853 baptized June 9, 1855, Chatham NB, died Dec 19, 1893, aged 40, at St. John, NB., burial at Richibucto, NB. He married ELIZA ANN AYER; their daughter ELLA MABEL THOMPSON born 02 September 1884, NEWCASTLE, NO, F18772 #1884-T-25) (1881 Census – Newcastle, Northumberland, NB – M.O. Thompson, NB, age 27, English origin, Harness Maker, Methodist, wife Eliza A. age 26, USA, English origin, Methodist, daughter Bella May age 3, NB, son Edmond E. born Nov. 1st age 5 months) (December 31, 1894 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : The Daily Sun - d. Fairville (St. John) Saturday morn., Mathewman O. THOMPSON, age 40 years. (Boston papers please copy) (January 3, 1895 County : Saint John Place : Saint John Newspaper : The Daily Telegraph - Richibucto (Kent Co.) Jan. 1 - The remains of Mathewman O. THOMPSON, who recently died in the St. John insane asylum, arrived here by Monday's train for interment. The deceased was a s/o late John THOMPSON of this town and for many years did business in Chatham, N.B. He leaves a wife and several children who at present reside in Boston, Mass.) (Researchers Notes: I do not know what business he was doing at Chatham.. possibly Harness Making which would make sense if he had gone insane as they may have been using dangerous chemicals such as mercury to speed up the tanning process... at least, I've read that they used those solutions - specifically mercury was used when making hats and hence we have the term "mad as a hatter" because of the toxic effects to the nervous system which we know today leads to developmental delays in children and so on... so I wouldn't hold anything against Matthewman if he went insane because of exposure to mercury used in his employment.)
6) FANNY JANE THOMPSON b September 6, 1855, died 1934, Cambridge, MA
7) THOMAS FOLLET THOMPSON b about 1857 age 22, NB, Painter, CofE b August 22, 1857 wife EUPHEMIA, he set up a painting business in Brookline, Maryland; their son - RUSSEL CHARLES THOMPSON, who died in 1965, served in the U.S. Navy during World War I., his son - DAVID LEROY THOMPSON (1920-1987) enlisted in the army when America entered the second world war in 1941 and joined the radio section of the 310th Fighter Squadron, serving in the South Pacific and the allied invasion of the Philippines. He remained in the Air Force after the war, retiring in 1964 (Source - June 25, 1891 County Kent Place Richibucto Newspaper Born - Brookline, Mass., 17th inst., wife of Thomas T. THOMPSON, a daughter) (Source - August 8, 1895 County Kent Place Richibucto Newspaper Thomas THOMPSON of Brookline, Mass., s/o late John THOMPSON of Richibucto (Kent Co.) is in town visiting friends)
8) JULIA THOMPSON, b about 1859, died Oct 9 1862, aged 3, Richibucto Protestant Cemetery
9) WILLIE/HAVIE (HENRY HAVELOCK) THOMPSON, (b about 1861 source 1871 Census) died October 15, 1876 aged 15 and 5 months; (Richibucto (Kent Co.) 15th ult., Henry Havelock THOMPSON, age 15 years, fourth s/o John THOMPSON and Jane THOMPSON 4 November 1876 WATCHMAN)
10) DOUGLAS C. THOMPSON born 1863, (on the 1871 Census he is noted as age 8) (b about 1861, age 20, b NB, CofE, Painter, noted in 1881 Census)
11) EDDIE (EDMUND E.) THOMPSON b about 1867, died Oct 3 1871 aged 4

Children of GEORGE THOMPSON and ANN are continued:

2) HIRAM THOMPSON born May 10th 1828, NB., possibly in Windsor NS., Hiram, baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed) died in 1906, Burial at Richibucto Protestant Cemetery, of Irish origin, he was age 67, head of the household on the 1901 Census, Richibucto. He married SARAH JANE MITCHEL born August 27, 1833 and died unknown burial at Richibucto Protestant Cemetery, They were married on December 23, 1851 MITCHEL, Sarah Jane Rich THOMPSON, Hiram Rich Dec. 23 1851 St. Mary's Church of England, Richibucto, Witnessed by Jonathan Ostle, (A)Elvinia Mitchel and Thomas V. Kane; Hiram and Sarah's infant son died in 1853 and is buried next to them and also their daughter? (BROWNELL, Agnes died Jan 11 1975 aged 33, wife of Thomas E BROWNELL their children: BROWNELL, Thomas E died Jan 3 1875 aged 5 BROWNELL, Alonzo died Feb 21 1875 aged 2 BROWNELL, Loid B died Mar 17 1875 aged 14 ) (1881 Census - Bridgewater, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia HH # 84 - HIRAM THOMPSON age 54 born in NB, Millwright, Methodist of English origin, wife is SARAH J. of Irish origin born in NB, Methodist, a CHARLES ERNST PLUNNAY age 8 of English origin born in USA, Methodist lives with them - relationship unknown. No other Thompson's live near them on the Census)
3) FRANCES/FANNIE THOMPSON, born about 1825 probably in Windsor, NS., baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed)
4) MARIA THOMPSON. born about 1827 probably in Windsor, NS., baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed)
5) EZRA THOMPSON, born about 1831 probably in St John, NB, Ezra baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed)
6) JEREMIAH THOMPSON, born about 1834 baptized September 1834 at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John, NB, no dates of birth listed died April 17, 1913 in St. John.) He was married to Frances Culbert on December 10, 1857 (1881 Census - Ward No. 4, Portland, Saint John, New Brunswick - Jeremiah THOMPSON - English, 46, NB, Foreman On Repairs I.C.R., Weslyan Methodist) (Source – 1901 Census – widow, born June 20, 1848, NB, age 52, Carpenter, English origin, Methodist) (He married FRANCIS Fanny CULBERT, daughter of ALEXANDER CULBERT and JANE PEEBLES) (1881 Census - wife, Irish, 49, Ireland, Weslyan Methodist) (May 17, 1877 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Daily News - d. Moncton, Tuesday, 15th May, Enoch Wood THOMPSON, age 36, youngest s/o George THOMPSON, Block maker of this city. Funeral Thursday half past 2 o'clock from residence of his brother, Jeremiah THOMPSON, Gilbert's Lane (St. John) (Ancestry Message Board Notes: Frances Culbert was born in Ireland around 1830. Her parents were Alexander and Jane (Peoples) Culbert who emigrated from Ireland around 1830. Her siblings were Alexander, Mary Jane, Samuel, James, Robert, John, William and Martha Ann, all born in N.B. Frances (Fannie) died on November 17, 1900 in St. John, N.B. at the age of 69 years)

Children of JEREMIAH THOMPSON and FRANCIS CULBERT are:

1) (October 23, 1883 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper The Daily Telegraph - d. Saint John city, 22nd inst., Annie J. Gibson THOMPSON eldest d/o Jeremiah THOMPSON and Fanny THOMPSON, age 25. (Portland, Maine papers please copy) Funeral from her father's residence Gilbert's Lane Wednesday 2 o'clock)
2) MARIA A. THOMPSON – (Source – 1881 Census – age 20, NB., Weslyan Methodist) (Source – 1901 Census – daughter born January 10, 1869, age 33)
3) ALEXANDER N. THOMPSON – (Source – 1881 Census – age 17, NB, Apprentice Weslyan Methodist)
4) ELIZABETH THOMPSON – (Source – 1881 Census – age 15, NB, Weslyan Methodist)
5) ISABELLA THOMPSON – (Source – 1881 Census – age 14 NB) (Source – 1901 Census – daughter Lillie born August 5, 1870, age 30, Candy Maker) (Richibucto Review personal mention January 12, 1891 - Miss Bell and Miss Martha Thompson of St. John are in town the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thompson)
6) MARTHA M. THOMPSON – Source – 1881 Census – age 11, NB) (Richibucto Review personal mention January 12, 1891 - Miss Bell and Miss Martha Thompson of St. John are in town the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thompson) (Source 1901 Census – Daughter, born May 10, 1873, age 28)

(Who is - JEREMIAH THOMPSON, died 18 January 1929, SJ, F18942 Vol. -- #439246).

Children of GEORGE THOMPSON and ANN are continued:

7) GEORGE WILLIAM THOMPSON, born July 5, 1835, St John, NB baptized July 11, 1835 Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John) Namesake of his father, (Possibly - 1881 Census - William THOMSON, Irish, 49, New Brunswick, Painter, Methodist; wife Jane, Irish, 43, New Brunswick, Methodist) (1901 Census - Thompson Wm. Irish, Pres, born in NB. born May 1836, age 64; Wife Ellen born July 1845, age 55 Thompson William, Son, S, Mar 25, 1863, 35; Thompson Maggie, Daughter, S, Oct 15, 1877, 23; Thompson Enoch, Son, S, Jul 21, 1881, 19; Thompson James, Son, S, Apr 17, 1883, 17)

Children of George William Thompson and Jane or Ellen?

1) Emma THOMSON, (1881 Census - Irish, 24, New Brunswick, Methodist)
2) Frederick THOMSON, (1881 Census - Irish, 22, New Brunswick, Bookkeeper, Methodist;
3) Ada THOMSON, (1881 Census - Irish, 19, New Brunswick, Methodist;
4) Walter THOMSON, (1881 Census - Irish, 18, New Brunswick, Cabinet Maker, Methodist;
5) Carry THOMSON, (1881 Census - Female, Irish, 16, New Brunswick, Methodist;
6) Nelie THOMSON, (1881 Census - Female, Irish, 10, New Brunswick, Methodist)

Thompson Ellen B. F Head S Jul 1 1871 29
PANB
16 372 Thompson Ada F Sister S Aug 20 1862 39
PANB
17 372 Doyle Maud L. F Boarder S Feb 1880 21


Children of GEORGE THOMPSON and ANN are continued:

8) JEMIMA THOMPSON, born April 6, 1837 St John; baptized on September 10, 1837 Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John) died 1863 St. John, NB.
9) ENOCH WOOD THOMPSON, b. about 1842 in St John, married Mary (November 4, 1874 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper The Daily Telegraph - d. In this city, Monday 2nd inst., Samuel Wood THOMPSON youngest s/o Enoch W. THOMPSON and Mary Ann THOMPSON, age 1 year 6 mos. Funeral from his father's residence, 154 Duke St. (St. John) Thursday half past 2 o'clock.) (May 17, 1877 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Daily News - d. Moncton, Tuesday, 15th May, Enoch Wood THOMPSON, age 36, youngest s/o George THOMPSON, Block maker of this city. Funeral Thursday half past 2 o'clock from residence of his brother, Jeremiah THOMPSON, Gilbert's Lane (St. John)
10) MATILDA JANE THOMPSON baptism December 8, 1839, at Germain Street Methodist Chapel in St. John.)
11) AMELIA ANN THOMPSON, born about 1846 in St John, died there 1871.

The above research compliled by Elaine Thompson,
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