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John Arnold Thomson was born in Ayr, Ontario, on March 2nd, 1876, the son of John and Martha Thomson. He was an architect and worked in Ottawa as the Chief Draughtsman of the Public Works Department before moving to Belleville, Ontario, in 1924. He married Eleanor Featherstonhaugh in Ottawa on September 23rd, 1903 and the couple had three daughters. Thomson was the architect of the Belleville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School in Belleville. He died on March 12th, 1949 and was buried in Ayr.

Newton Thompson was born in Deseronto, Ontario, the son of James Herbert Thompson and Eliza (née Foote). He married Frances (Fanny) Strong on 22nd May 1917 in Belleville. Thompson worked for CN Rail as a clerk, serving as their chief clerk in Belleville for 20 years. He was a Mason and active in the work of Belleville Red Cross and the YMCA. He retired from CN in 1957 and died in Belleville on 17th June 1973.

Maria Matilda Thompson was born in Elzevir Township, Hastings County, Ontario on 31 July 1860, the child of Charles Thompson and Alice (formerly Brown). She married Samuel Rollins, a farmer, in Madoc, Ontario on 6 November 1883. She died in Vermilion, Alberta on 12 July 1956 and was buried in Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan.

Photographer in Belleville, Ontario.

George Thompson was the manager of Bell Telephone in Belleville, Ontario.

The Thompson family lived in Thomasburg, Ontario.

The Radio Four was a male quartet with members Dr. Allan Boyd Haffner, Arnold Thompson, Harry Moorman and Al Stillman, with accompanist Leo Riggs.

An educational and art publishing company based in Belleville, Ontario. The firm was established by George Moffat James in 1910. Its original location at the corner of Front and MacAnnany streets was destroyed by a fire on 26 December 1959. The firm later moved to 183-185 Front Street and closed down in March 1987.

The Capitol Theatre operated at 139-141 Front St, Belleville.

A national weekly, The Canadian Century and Canadian Life & Resources

Frederick Earl Thain was convicted in October 1940 of the murder of Arnold and Nancy Wellman in Rawdon Township, Ontario, on 31 January 1940. He was executed by hanging on 14 January 1941.

Alexander M. Terwilligar was a photographer active in Picton and Belleville, Ontario.

Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Robert_Temple

The Belleville Life Members Club of the Telephone Pioneers of America was established in 1988 by a group of retired Northern Telecom and Bell employees in Belleville, Ontario.