Tom Thornhill

Tom Thornhill
Tom Thornhill is the namesake of Thornhill, British Columbia.
Born1855
DiedJuly 15, 1910
Burial placeOld Prince Rupert Cemetery
MonumentsThornhill Landing, Thornhill, British Columbia
CitizenshipEngland
SpouseEliza Wright (m. 1982)

Tom Thornhill (1855 – July 15, 1910) was an English settler and one of the first non-Indigenous residents in the Skeena River Valley, British Columbia. The unincorporated community of Thornhill located east of Terrace is named after him. He is known for his significant role in early settlement and as a representative of the unique cultural interconnections between European settlers and Indigenous peoples in the late 19th century.