John Gibson Paton: Missionary to the New Hebrides.
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John Gibson Paton: Missionary to the New Hebrides.
John G. Paton. Short biography.
John G. Paton. Biography. Online book
John G. Paton. Short biography for young people.
Pioneer Missionaries: John G. Paton. Short biography for young people.
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John G. Paton On His Godly Child Training.
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Marriage and family:
John Paton married Mary Ann Robeson (born 1840) just before sailing to the New Hebrides in April, 1858. They were sent to establish a missionary station on the island of Tanna. On February 12, 1859, a son, named Peter Robert Robson was born, but Mrs. Paton died on March 3rd, followed by their baby boy on March 20th.
Returning to Scotland for the first time in 1863, John Paton married Margaret Whitecross (born 1841) at Edinburgh in 1864. She was a "woman of great piety and strong character," who assisted her husband up to her death on May 16, 1905. They had two daughters and eight sons. One daughter and two sons died in infancy; one son at died at age 2 1/2. Two sons became missionaries in the New Hebrides and one daughter married a missionary there.

Recommended Books:
John G. Paton: Missionary to the New Hebrides. An autobiography edited by his brother James Paton. Published by Banner of Truth, 1994. 524 pgs. ISBN 085151667X. First published in 1889.

Another edition (same content as above) Missionary Patriarch: The True Story of John G. Paton published by Vision Forum. 524 pages. ISBN 1929241372.

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The Story of John G. Paton Told for Young Folks by James Paton. New York: A. L. Burt Company, 1892. See Electronic text edition.