Alexander Thomson,
mar 1stly, pre-1694, to Helen Gregory and had, with many other issue:
Helen Thomson, bapt 23rd Sept 1700 [St.Nicholas', Aberdeen],
mar 1721 to George Skene and had issue.
mar 2ndly, 8th Apr 1714 [St.Nicholas', Aberdeen] to Catherine Ædie
[bapt 7th Jan 1680] and had issue:
Alexander Thomson, bapt 9th Oct 1716 [St.Nicholas', Aberdeen].
she died 7th Sept 1738 [grave, St.Nicholas', Aberdeen] or 1739 [portrait], age 58 or 59 yrs.
Think they inherited
"Provost Skene's House"
from her father David Ædie,
since a "Mr. Thomson" was in residence when the house
was occupied for 6 weeks in 1746 by the
Duke of Cumberland
(see here)
on his way north to defeat
Bonnie Prince Charlie's
Highlanders at Culloden[Munro, 1886].
The house was known as "Cumberland's House" for some time after.