daughter of the Revolutionary War soldier Edmund Tompkins and Eunice-
Her parents were married in 1777 at York Island.
Source: New Brunswick Archives -Records of Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows
Marriage: 15 Jan 1798-Family source
children: Eunice, Tristram, George, Esther, Edmund, Phoebe, Joshua, Bartlett, Moses
Killed by Lightning Strike. Source: NB Archives
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 183
Rank 240
Date August 10 1824
County York
Place Fredericton
Newspaper The New Brunswick Royal Gazette
d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 31 July, Catherine Hilman w/o Triston Hilman, by lightning.
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 197
Rank 80
Date August 19 1824
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper City Gazette
d. Mrs. Hilman, Woodstock (Carleton Co.), killed by lightning which struck house.
Sources: New Brunswick Archives newspapers
**Note- Carleton County-Established in 1831 from York County: named for Thomas Carleton (1736-1817), brother of Sir Guy Carleton, and first lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick: Carleton County included all of Victoria County until 1844.
Her parents were married in 1777 at York Island.
Source: New Brunswick Archives -Records of Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows
Marriage: 15 Jan 1798-Family source
children: Eunice, Tristram, George, Esther, Edmund, Phoebe, Joshua, Bartlett, Moses
Killed by Lightning Strike. Source: NB Archives
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 183
Rank 240
Date August 10 1824
County York
Place Fredericton
Newspaper The New Brunswick Royal Gazette
d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 31 July, Catherine Hilman w/o Triston Hilman, by lightning.
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 197
Rank 80
Date August 19 1824
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper City Gazette
d. Mrs. Hilman, Woodstock (Carleton Co.), killed by lightning which struck house.
Sources: New Brunswick Archives newspapers
**Note- Carleton County-Established in 1831 from York County: named for Thomas Carleton (1736-1817), brother of Sir Guy Carleton, and first lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick: Carleton County included all of Victoria County until 1844.
daughter of the Revolutionary War soldier Edmund Tompkins and Eunice-
Her parents were married in 1777 at York Island.
Source: New Brunswick Archives -Records of Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows
Marriage: 15 Jan 1798-Family source
children: Eunice, Tristram, George, Esther, Edmund, Phoebe, Joshua, Bartlett, Moses
Killed by Lightning Strike. Source: NB Archives
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 183
Rank 240
Date August 10 1824
County York
Place Fredericton
Newspaper The New Brunswick Royal Gazette
d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 31 July, Catherine Hilman w/o Triston Hilman, by lightning.
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 197
Rank 80
Date August 19 1824
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper City Gazette
d. Mrs. Hilman, Woodstock (Carleton Co.), killed by lightning which struck house.
Sources: New Brunswick Archives newspapers
**Note- Carleton County-Established in 1831 from York County: named for Thomas Carleton (1736-1817), brother of Sir Guy Carleton, and first lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick: Carleton County included all of Victoria County until 1844.
Her parents were married in 1777 at York Island.
Source: New Brunswick Archives -Records of Old Revolutionary Soldiers and Their Widows
Marriage: 15 Jan 1798-Family source
children: Eunice, Tristram, George, Esther, Edmund, Phoebe, Joshua, Bartlett, Moses
Killed by Lightning Strike. Source: NB Archives
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 183
Rank 240
Date August 10 1824
County York
Place Fredericton
Newspaper The New Brunswick Royal Gazette
d. Woodstock (Carleton Co.) 31 July, Catherine Hilman w/o Triston Hilman, by lightning.
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 3 Number 197
Rank 80
Date August 19 1824
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper City Gazette
d. Mrs. Hilman, Woodstock (Carleton Co.), killed by lightning which struck house.
Sources: New Brunswick Archives newspapers
**Note- Carleton County-Established in 1831 from York County: named for Thomas Carleton (1736-1817), brother of Sir Guy Carleton, and first lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick: Carleton County included all of Victoria County until 1844.
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