This memorial is dedicated to James Thompson. It was erected by the Quebec Historical Monuments Commission.
James Thompson Memorial Plaque
Québec, Québec
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Inscription
MAISON JAMES THOMPSON
CETTE MAISON FUT CONSTRUITE EN 1793
PAR JAMES THOMPSON, SURVEILLANT DES
TRAVAUX MILITAIRES DE SA MAJESTÉ GEORGE III,
SUR EN TERRAIN CÉDÉ EN 1789 PAR LES
URSULINES A CHARLES CORNÉLIER DIT
GRANDCHAMPS. SES DESCENDANTS
L’HABITERENT JUSQU’EN 1957.
JAMES THOMPSON, NÉ A TAIN, ROSS-SHIRE,
ÉCOSSE, EN 1732, MOURUT A QUÉBEC,
LE 25 AOUT 1830, A
QUATRE-VINGT-DIX-HUIT ANS.
MINISTERE DES AFFAIRES CULTURELLES
COMMISSION DES MONUMENT HISTORIQUES
Street View
James Thompson Memorial Plaque
47 Sainte-Ursule Street
Québec
Québec
Lat. 46.8110836
Long. -71.2099146