Thomas Patton was the Mayor of the Town of Côte St-Antoine (now Westmount) from 1887-1889.
This family lived in Montréal.
Samuel Rowles Pattison was born in 1809 in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England.
He was a successful London solicitor by secular profession, a Baptist by religious profession, and a geologist by amateur preference. He was for years prominent in the legal and financial affairs of the Baptist Union and the Geological Society. He was elected a Fellow of the Geological Society in 1839. Pattison was the author of several books, e.g., "Chapters on Fossil Botany" (1849), "Gospel Ethnology" (1860), "On the History of Evangelical Christianity" (1875), "The Religious Topography of England" (1882), etc.
In 1836, he married Marina Chine (1807–1874), and in 1875, he married Abigail J. Hone (1830–). He died on November 27, 1901, in London, England.
William John Patterson was born in 1815 in Scotland.
He was a Secretary of the Board of Trade, and Corn Exchange Association in Montreal, Quebec. He was the author of numerous reports, e.g., "Annual Report on the Commerce of Montreal for 1867" (1868), "Commercial Relations Between Brazil and Canada" (1880), "North-West Territory of Canada" (1881), "The 'Ice-bridge' at Quebec" (1884), etc. He died in 1886.
