Anna Jameson, Sir Peregrine Maitland, Sir John Colborne, Chief Justice Sir John Beverley Robinson, his brother the Honourable Peter Robinson, Dr. William Dunlop, Bishops Stuart and Strachan, Sir George Arthur, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Aylmer and many others. He lies buried at Port Talbot overlooking his beloved Lake Erie. Talbotville (a community in Southwold, Ontario) and the city of St. Thomas, Ontario, were named after him, as well as Colonel Talbot Road and Talbot Street in both London and St. Thomas. References Further reading External links City of London Web site City of St. Thomas Web site Coyne, James H. 1849–. The Talbot Papers: Edited, With Preface, Introduction And Some Annotations. Ottawa: Printed for the Author by the Royal Society of Canada, 1908. Subjects: Thomas Talbot (1771–1853); History of Port Talbot (Ontario). Full text available online. 1771 births 1853 deaths Immigrants to Upper Canada Irish emigrants to pre-Confederation Ontario Members of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada Younger sons of barons